The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-01

.xY April S0.-Pastor russell
..hed today on the resurrection,
.achinp the subject from an
n standpoint-the destruction
[,oI hades, the grave, the state
JIo considered number OF
Inc his theme. He said: !.
4 snoken of throughout the
~ enemy. Merely hymn book
-<a4enfs IL as a friend. an an
"a cod. Death is introduced
|ension In the bible as the PEN
sin with the distinct under
had had Adam not transsressed
= Commands he need not have
>ver have been cast out of his
= 81 Paul emphasizes the
S-ot,, is the penalty Of sin and
resurrectlon of the dead VIII
as the result OF the re-
*ork of Christ. He says, since
mes death. by man also comes
-erffon of the dead, For as all
ia even so all in Christ shall
'7jve. hut every man in his own
'~d ar cohort U Corinthians Sv.
--is Introduces death as Il pen
IN Revelation concludes the
=. nv pointing out Christs VIC
The destruction of sin and
. rpIease of nll the members OF
.0nfly from his sentence and
fbe bringing of all the willing
with God and TO eter-
Between these two extremes
revelation are the assurances
,nhefs and the words of Jesus
oosfIes explaining the processes
n{Iou and reconciliation. st.
narIzes these with the state
; one man Is disobedience) sin
to- the world, and death as the
Ia. and thus death passed upon
6ecause all are sinners.
man's disobedience (the) many
. sfnners, so by the obedience
m (the) many be made right
mans v. 12-1s).
"a q Ravenous Monster.
ooetic language of scripture
symbolically represented as a
|ster which has been swallow
human family, never satisfied.
n millions have already been
Mankind In vain has looked
'erer-for one able to vanquish
10 deliver the prisoners from
prison -house OF sheol. hades.
This monster was granted
TO devour the race by Him
ted us, because we were I'M
eternal life. Death, therefore,
. by the mandate OF the AL
Id He cannot overthrow His
lon.
he proposition is that whoever
II the requirements OF Justice
lam and MS race might pur-
ransom them, and have full
|eliver them from the prison
3 tomb. For four thousand
e were promises looking for
his great Nessianic Deliyerer,
promises-nothing was accom-
in due time, God sent
Son.
that Gle came not TO con-
world (not to add TO It's con-
not te add TO its SORROW or
|Tonble or hopelessness), but
world through Him might be
b death-haTe life. perfect and
! deliverancc from the jaws of
cr and from his prison house,
lgh more than eighteen CEN
e since elapsed. the race is
|l0wed up of this great mon
more voraciously than ever
Usand every dag. His prison
'ol, hades. the tomb. is sups
10 contain twenty thousand
4 Adams children. Why the
d Gods plans go awry? Was
n Insufficient for His work.
sacrifice imperfect and unsa t.
|rtures assure us that the sac
Iesus offered (1limSelO was "A
|ole world. They tell us that
nly Father manifested HIS ap-
|he sacrifice when He granted
nstaI blessing. and that Jesus
n at the Fathers right hand
Hebrews X. IL. l3) until the
come when the heathcn and
ost parts OF the earth shall he
i'm, that he may esta blish His
ghteousness. blessing the world
ng all the prisoners of Sin and
v is not in any sense an indi-
Weakness, nor of any change
me programme. 1t merely in
at there Is another feature
1ighty's purpose which We did
time discern, The work is 10
one. Twenty thousand mil
to be delivered from deaths
be. And all OF them will need
Uplifting. chastening. school
bare them for the Divine bless
Everlasting, The time for in