Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-06
IND OF A SUNDAY AND MINE---"A Bulletin

tering after Jesus, and with them an
innumerable and ever-growing host
of men and women, looking unto
Jesus" have followed Him into the
great beyond-His Heaven. which =
so near to each one of us.
Jesus has led them. To-day. Jesus
is leading US out into freedom-His
Heaven-His Kingdom. Thus, to me
is the boundless universe with little
children at play and men and women
therein free from all save the law
of love, and yet ever at work side
by side with our Saviour-Jesus
/ Christ.
God help US to follow our loved
ones who have gone on before into
Gods perfect life of liberty and love.
REPORTER-Can you imagine a
wide open" Heaven-a liberal
Heaven" If not. why not?
MR.. JACKSON-"Wide open" for
the many means slavery for the
| lew. anu III the emu utdltl lOE dAls
In the liberal" and wide open"
city there must be the harlot-ths
fallen woman still in a fallen state.
There must be parents willing to sac
rfice the virture of daughters to
furnish the supply of fallen women.
There must be men willing to accept
the sacrifice of the girl and her pa
rents.
For the wide open" city must have
its sporting houses and their pa
irons.
And there must be people willing
to live by manufacturing and selling
that which drives men and women to
make hell of their lives on earth,
Sees Drink as Poison.
There must be people willing %
drink the poison and see others sink
under its influence into the bottoms
less abyss.
They Of the wide open" city
must have hearts of stone that can
not be moved by the suffering of wo-
men and children.
To state these elemental facts II
TO demonstrate that while wide
open" Heaven is impossible. hell is
an absolute necessity
Jesus said. THE truth shall make
you free" Liberty is not license.
Heaven is free from all save the
law Of love. which is the eternal
barrier against things which men de-
scribe as wide open" or liberal"
Those things mean slavery" and
death" Neither OF these can enter
Heaven.
REPORTER-Does law enforce.
ment lead the vigilant officer to un-
popularity Does it endanger hit
tenure Of office? If not. why?
MIR. JACKSON-None will ques-
tion the wonderful popularity Of
/ Theodore Roosevelt.
1t has been said that he is the only
/ Commissioner Of Police ever known
who. after holding that office in New
York, succeeded in getting other office
by popular vote.
He enforced the laws and ordi-
nances as he found them written.
When men complained. he said:
THE fault is not mine. II the laws
are wrong. change the laws. ! didn't
make them"
If the truth be known, enforcement
Of law, fidelity 10 duty makes an on
Ger popular with the majority.
"PeopIs Osspiss a Coward"
People despise a coward or graft
er.
Only cowardice or graft can make q
man violate his oath of ONCE.
People know this. An honest of
fetal has nothing to fear, but God
help the dishonest one.
Temporarily, he may succeed, but
in the end come discovery and ruin.
The history of cities proves this.
/ REPORTER-What supreme ana
! final message would you make upon
men and religion nowadays?
Mr.. JACKSON-'Finally. my bretha
rem. be strong in the LQod, and in the
power Of His might.
Put on the whole armor OF ODD.
that We may be able to stand against
| the wiles of the devil.
For our warfare is not against
! flesh and blood, but against princi-
I palities, against powers, against the
{ rulers Of the darkness Of this world,
| against spiritual wickedness in hign
places.
Wherefore take unto you chs
whole armor Of God that ye may Be
able to Withstand in the evil day. and
having done all stand"