Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

clean, fresh, glad, The proclamation
is made, God Is in the midst of her;
she shall not hc moved, God shall
help her early IN the morning early
in the MlllCunial morning. The Church
is to be ~ First.fruitS unto God" Her
salvation us the Bride uf Christ will
be accomplished early in this Millcu-
uiu morning.
Oh. how glad will he all those ac-
counted worthy or a place in that elect
Churh-lbe Church Of the FirstboruS.
whose names are written in Heaven.
The promise, "She shall not be-
moved" is In agreement with the first
verse in assuring MS that the people OF
God will be preserved from fear. doubt
and misunderstanding Of the events Of
that Time NJ Trouble, and that their
faith will enable them to triumph ut
a time when others will hc in great
distress and pcrpleXity, as our Lord
forctold.- Luke 21:2G.
The Gentiles Ragged"
NEllllllllE WIN 'tut hNll NfINts lllt
Prophet gives brief synoptical pie
ture ~ the Time uf Trouble and It's
c0uSummaton aud Of the Inaugural
tlono universal peace. "rhc heather
lGcntile peoples ragged" These words
describe the tumult which will prevail
amongst humanity before the climax
Of the great Time of Trouble is reach
ed. Angry voices arise from public
meetings, aud in the more private
meetings Of the lodges Of Labor aud
Capital, as well as through the col
umnS of the Press to the extent per
mitted. In the various nations there
is Il fear Of tumult through the raging
Of the public Press, and everything
possible is being done to restrain It,
In some countries the Press has been
'muzzlcd" for some time past.
Whoever sees that anarchy is the
most dreadful terror confronting civ
ilization must realize the wisdom Of
reasonable restraints upon his own
tongue and upon the tongues of 9th.
prS. Nevertheless, the Scriptures show
Ms that all effort 10 suppress the tu-
"''.' anu we ""E'! ''','' VI ''',
'e.uS"'N i'E'uE "-u'iISl cue" "'"'r VIII
fail.
The prophetic picture continues
you ut'eleu MS Voice tue eol'n
'ne'''"' me "n'"''l'' '''''NS Vi 'u-
uuU'A' 'l'e ''"'''or W S'''u' '"'n III
rlch ana III poor VIII ne answered ny
the Almighty "lver ol every Soou
ana perfect Elll' re VIII 'uIter IlIS
voice or as ah"'Iler irophet ue-
rIarrS' lie VIII speak To the people
IN Ills anger Tor their CORRECTION Tor
their reproVaI. The result VIII be that
the symbolic earth lsoclctN VIII met
the social structure VIII diSlhtegratc
Another Scripture declares that So
great will he the diSintegntion that
every mans hand Will he against his
neighbor.'
But the Prophet hastens to assure hS
that in the midst of all this tumult the
Lord will he with His cOnsecrated peo-
pie. We read, "rhe Lord of hosts Is
with us; the God Of Jacob Is our Ref
uge.' This promise applies primarily
to the cOnsecrated Church OF Christ
Spiritual Israel; but 1t also applies sec
Ondarily to Natural Israel, the Jewish
nation. These VIII participate Ill TINS
Time of Trouble, but VIII he saved out
of It, As another Prophet declares, 1T
Is even the time of Jacobs trouble; but
he shall be saved out of it.'-Jer. 3O:1
In this Time of Trouble the Lords
jewels. His saints, will he gathered to
their Heavenly home. After this has
taken place, Divine favor will begin to
return to Israel. as pointed out by the
Apostle in Romans ll:25-3O.
The Psalm closes with Il picture of
the devastation which VIII prevail
throughout the world as result of hui
man sclfishness and blindness Capital
and Labor will rise to terrible cata-
clysm of anarchy, awful for rich ana
poor alike. Only Gods saints viii then
have peace; and it will be the result Of
their knowledge Of the grand outcome,
Of their faith in God and Of their Will
ingness to accept whatever His prOvl-
dcnce may send.
All this trouble, however will but
prepare the world TO realize that nj
though men may plan and arrange ever