Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-08

Q.-PisassA bin Isaiah xxviti,s 20; ]
"For tia As7Esi shorter than ehtt az
man.c IN Skrstch himself on it; ADD the
covering narrower than that ~ scan
wrap himself in it," Ii
"a ATh Bible. here ands there
contaiH1 a comic illustration kSome
of theSk are even In our Lord'S own
words %for instance, when He saia Of
the Jews that they would strait 1T
Gnat aud 4sANAllow camel" lnf the
text.of ISIS qestion the symbo4csbed
rspresen@ a Meed. The text plates
tosout d1ne.zNben the growth Of ihteif1
lfkente amongst the masses off man
kind gives trouble to many alO4gs the
lines Of their church creeds. The
crseds Of many OF our forefl
.wage long enough for them fThey
could stretch themselves upon these
creed beds and rest themselves very
we'll. But, With our time ana the
growth saf Intelligence we tind that
the cfeed- FEDS ire too short. \ babe
may ind ahenf long enough; but a
man, well developed in ment4ls &C.
usityss by the exercise Of his Senses.s
cAn ibt stretch himself thereof nor
dNdk pIoper rest in any of these cneed-
beds. The same figure is contafHekis in
the staSene NM ~ Serna ID so
narrow that be cannot wrap himself
therein. Our forefathers wRpped
themselves about with the doct9Ie OF
election or Of free grace. andS we're
comfortable and contented with the
thought that they were safe. wbetever
might happen to the remainder OF
mAnkin& We. however are living to-
day q &stime of development: aid we
can hot aonger so regard the matter
Today ifxsshan tried tQwrap himself
in a creed with the thought that he
has been specially elected andi fore
ordained Of God. while the, great mass
Of nankiait hates BEEN ptedestinsted to
eternal torture he finds himseffs I'M
comfdrtahle:. he can not wrap himself
In this Thought. The creed is tod short
and too narrow: and the intelligent
man or woman finds that he dr she
must get out of 1t. ~
o.-can the soul dis7 read II. the
,6ihIs; such sspressienss - thssss 'srhs
soul that sinnsths II shan die" (kekisi
xviii, a.. Every soul that will nek hear
fths voiSs Of that Prophet sh9tE be
DESTROYED from amongst thS pee.
pie ACTS iii, 23) etc.. yet on every hand
tbs doctrine Of 1.-THE Immortality bf TIE
7sorls isssyin sss4esht ead snearIyseyery
one believes that the soul cannett diss
but is doomed to iivsaan forever. | am
saucbceT " fff o. srtk to this r1attsr.,
=AhsWeff &ssSa me years ago this ques-
tion was disguised byatheo!ogiaff r. aud
d tsrss ana az ui:a time, having the
general thouraA or teaching in mind.
whish was SUPPOSED tie he the Aruth.
aasfls sswerasAsI ID Gin v<sfigate saaong
ss.is Ii.ss .sga sssrs ask surprised TO
ind that The dot!fiTe 6f Tie IMMORTAL
ity Of the snil j. entirely of has hen
origin and now here taught d the
Bible. Under the glare OF The iIEfeas.
ing light of our day many mitistefs
have come Ia ii recognition of thGs faeE
and are now engaged in preachine
sthst which the scTiptgEes teach viz.s
thaNit is the s.ul Ad WIN. int aizen,
bss16, whicfN AhlH int DEATH The
soy lyis "aSlesH "1fad Mnd y fl re
hmain in that Tondi,StnsssF uncon4c i",is-
ness until resaSciia,ed ~ tie tElse. OF
the. resurrartion Of CHE dead. Hnpier-
staitty cts .eondiannxi. BY xa1,ining
the following Scriptures ii will seen
at ohcegthat immortality is eward
that will beS conferred upon thode w ho
are faithful and ohedient to thu COM
mandss 81 the Lord and who prove
their worth tiess to receive this Grown
Of Life Reians ii. I; Cori4thians
~. 53. S4l,ssxSse also Tim. vi. sl5. II.