Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-24

don al ills luloue." our eudeayors ia
the past 10 hurmonlze Love ana JUS
tice with our great Creators dealings
with humanity have continually inroly-
ed as IN difficulty We were assured
by the prominent Crecds NJ the world
that the Creator had knowingly ana
willingly brought MS into existence un'
der such conditions that the great hln-
t0rity OF mankind would spend an
eternity In torture.
We were unable to see Justice IN any
such arrangement yet fcnrcd 10 crlll-
else our Creator, lest lie should, II pos
slblp DO something still worse Tor Us.
But our reason halked nt the PROPOSE
tlon, while we dcsiSted from crltlcisng
the Crealor We could not endorse sush
Il program, nor could We see II 10 be IN
harmony with the Divine regulations
governing ourselves II we are to love
our enemies ana be compassionate to-
ward them should more be expected
Of fallen beings than Of our perfect
CreatOr2
Justice Always Satisfied,
From the Divine standpoint the hu.
man family are all cOnvicts, under
death sentence. dead in uespasSes mud
sins. wholly without rights or pTivi-
leges Az the French Government, not
uniustly, has allowed the medical pro-
fcssion 10 make experiments with con-
victs who are under death sentence. TO
try upon them the effects Of fear, poi
sou. etc. so God not unjustly has al.
lowed mankind. all under death sem
fence TO practice all kinds OF evil
upon one another, and to learn from
each other preat lessons respecting
the exceeding sinfulness of sin and tile
wages or penalty of sin death.
Justice merely exacts its penalty; but
that penalty paid by Adam and his
family left them hopeless respecting
auy future life Unworthy Of ever
lasting life, they died and surely they
become no more worthy while dead.
Nome has anv claim upon Justice Adam
st the very moment Of his fall
mipbt have been smitten with a thun.
derlolt without bavlI.y any claim upon
usticp. for he was under death pen.
aIty The fact that Justice allowed
him IN 1.-Two for manv wears with a for.
feitod life meant NOT waving Of
thn death pcnalty but Divine LIBERAL
ifv I'm resppct IA the execution of the
When. therefore, I'm the Bible God
nresents hone Of n future life through
the deatb of His Son. His unspeakable
cir II mrst NOT be understood as sig.
pifylng OBLIGATION on Gods part TO.
ward the sinner II means mercy, grace.
Nor does God ignore His own sen.
fence and tbe Justice Of the case in
the exercise Of His mercy. His Law
must stand. The death sentence must
stand. Justice must be Vlndlcateu
without shadow or turning, Dlvlne
Mercy Is made TO intervene by provid'
Ing the unspeakable GIFT
Herein was manifested the love OK
God,' in that He gave His Only Be1
gotten Son, that whosoeyer belleVeth
in Him might not perish, but have eV'
erlasting life As'we have Just SEEM
Adam and his race under the death
sentence had persisted, except as God
from the beginning fOreknew His IN
tention to send His Son into the world
for human Redemption-His unspeaka'
BILE GIFT, The Redemption, when hn'
ished, will fully have satisfied the
claims OF Divine Jusuce-not only as
respects the little company now being
selected-the Church, the Bride OF
Christ-but ultimately also as respects
the Sins OF the whole world This
Is Gift, then, pure and simple, not
,a''eu io' ~ ~, ,ine 'usu1e' o"' ine'e'
y P'o'ip'eu Wy Di''ne io'e
Divine Love and Justice Co operate.
After the unspeakable Gift shall
have been made applicable to the whole
world of mankind at the beginning Of
Messlahs reign, Divine Wisdom Will
Insist that, although the Redeemer
may give to humanity every opportu.
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