World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-27

God has been dcluded into, Il |
theory winch wrongs his own
soul, aul places the Word of
God ina MYSTIC form. Hence
this dark vail cast over al rat
ions by the false teachings of the
papiStical church must be taken
off, by havil & a willing mind TO
study, to show yourselves ap-
proved unto God, a workman
that need not be ashamed right
ly dividing the Word of truth.
And IT, cast it off we must first
know its origin. And this v G
Shall, endeavor to do by pre- due
ing ,he league spoken of in the
Word, between two kings which Z
! is proven to be Martin Luther
and the Pope Of Rome. who re-
presents the first and second
! beast thao John the Revelator
saw. The first beast the vile
person, that Daniel said should
take the place of the tax raiser.
(Tcxralstr was Cesar A gustus
and, the vile person is the Pope
Of Rome And seeing that the
league was made with this vile
person us it was, In this lang
uage.
And afscr the league made with him he shall
work decitully: for c shall come up, and shall
become strong with a small people Dan. ll-a3
After learning that ihe vile
person had taken the place of
the tax raiser who WAS Cea>or
Augustus. Then we have no
he ,itency in saying that the vile
person is the Pope of Rome, as
he holds the seat of the Ceasor's
| And then upon these grounds
when ever, we find a character
who made an agreement with the
Pope of Rome, we will then
have the St cond beast who John
saw come up out Of the earth.
. And this we shall do by asking
you TO read the following.
Il offer" resumed Luther, ITO
be silent for the future on this
matter, and to let it die away of
itself; providing my opponents
! are silent on their part II even
consent to publish a writing de:
> string all these who read my
works not to see in them any
attacks upon the Roman Church
and to continue under its author
ity.'*
When the agreement had been
, thus affected, Miltitz appeared
t 'ioyed.
"Tbese hundred years past,
} exclaimed he, mo question has
I occasioned more anxiety to the
cardinals and Roman courliers
> than this.
They would rather have given
> ten thousand ducats than con
sent to it's beng prolonged
The rope's chamberlain spared
" no marks of attention 80 the
monk of Wittenberg. At enc
tine he manifested his JOY, a,
: another be shed tie as. This Il oW
l of sensibiIity moved the reformol
G but little, still he avoided >h,W
q ing what h. thought of it. -
n pretended no to understand the
Ii meaning of these crocodile's
!. tears said he" Reformation o.
$ the sixtee nth century, by J, r
g Merle D'aubigne, D, D, trans
G lated by H White Page 10.
n For in the above we have the
): agreement made that fits the
/ prophesy of the League made
e that Daniel spoke of. For DAME
d says again, please read.
h And both these kings hearts shall be TO d.
- mischief and they Shall speak lies at one 1abl
bat it shall not prosper: for yet the end fhai
. e AZ the time appointed. Daniel Ill
Il In this prnphesy we have ih'
y two kings eating at the >aun'
~ table and speaking lies, aht
- every thing is very agreea"'t
with them both; this is after ll'
Z agreement has been made so i
" we can find any thing 10 fulfil
=, this in tue agreement with 1h'