The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-10

pal. When he saw him he said, u
am not going 10 rob that house to-
night l was down at the meetings
and 1 am saved" The robbery was
not done. The next night be
brought his pal 10 the meeting ana
he gave evidence OF salvation. All
manner of sins shall be forgiven unto
man.
The objectionable sin is not pro-
family. II the objectionable sin We're
profanity. the number in heaven to-
night would be many millions less.
Among the redeemed in glory to-
night. there Is host who were pro-
fame and cursing men and women
but who were cleansed by the blood
of Jesus.
The objectionable sin is not licen-
tiousness. l have known lives that
were blighted by the betrayal of lust
and Christ said unto them. Thy
| sins which are many are forgiven
thee. Go in peace"
I One night soldier came 10 the
prayer meeting of the regiment and
stood up and said. Comrades. ! am
going 10 lead a cody life Many Of
the soldiers were surprised that he
showed so little concern about his
ing the next night and said. Com
rades. l did not do right when
told you last night that I was go
ing TO lead a godly life. / don't know
that God can forgive men l received
TWO letters today that tell me of the
death OF two persons. One OF them
was young man who has Just died
of delirium tremens at my home ir
New England and the other IS a young
tod F.s-lla
in Washington. ] led them both
astray Oh. my God. can there be
mercy for a wretch Ike me-" But
God saved that man and he was never
heard 10 pray that ne did not say.
oh. God. help me 10 do good enough
to counterbalance the evil OF my past
life. All manner OF sins shall be for
given unto men, but the sin against
The Holy Ghost.
The unpsrdonabel s.n IS not muir
der. I had a neiShbor who inherited
thirst for blood. Within period Of
ten years or so, he killed thirteen peo-
pie He was sent 20 prison for Ife.
He Went behind those walls with the
blood OF thirteen victims upon him
HIS heart was hard. but when he
heard that all manner Of sins would be
forgiven him who would cry in SINGER
fty he lifted his guilty bloodstaiued
hands and cried unto God for cleans
ing. He became leader in spiritual
things In that prison for several
years. Your hands may ne stained
with the blood of men, but II you
viii cry for pardon, God has prom
ised it. because all manner OF sins
shall be forgiven unto men. but the
osin against the Holy Ghost"
What is the objectionable Sin?
There are some who say that the
-anpardona BILE sin IS a sin of the an
clients. That it cannot be committed
20 give personal insult 10 Jesus
Christ \ careful study of this sub
iect. however. viii not warrant any
such conclusion. There are others
who hold that the objectionable sin
( is suicide, self murder. Il is true
that many who commit suicide. do
commit an objectionable sin because
it Is rational. deliberate self murder
10 escape disgrace of the coils or the
law But / know of Christians who
in times of deIirium have committed
suicide. They would not DE held re-
spoa sible for their act. While suicide
on the part OF many is no doubt an
7 objectionable sin. yet il is not the
objectionable sin mentioned in the
word of God. There is no question.
but that there is sin unto death.
Il u mere Is III III psiA ioii<-ciS 7ib" an
tnat there are many who are COM
hitting it and that il is within the
range OF every uISaved person 10
commit Il and go beyond the limit OF
( forgiveness. In the book of Hebrews
we read: IF we sin wilfuliy after
that We have received the knowledge
I of the truth. there remaineth no more
sacrifice for sins II you reject Je-
sus Christ as your Savior. the only
/ means OF hope. and continue on in
your sins. there remains nothing for
YOU but fiery Indignation. which shall
devour you.
+! No other Savior will ever appear
for you No other Christ will ever
die on the cross for you No-God
viii never become manifest in the
I flesh again to intercede for you. He
I has done it once and for all Christ
is your eternal nope and If you re-
+ iect Him, you are once and for all
doomed.
Again, we read. He that despised
the law of Moses died without mer-
cy" Mr.. Sunday says: IF a lot of
you had been living under the law
2 of Moses and lived as you have lived.
you would have been stoned to death
years ago. You have cared nothing
{ for the commandments of God. You
have gone your own way. You have
been a law unto yourself" Again we
read, "of him much sorer punish
ment suppose We shall he be thought
worthy who hath trodden under foot
| the Son Of God and hath counted the
blood of Jesus Christ common
/ thing. and TO treat the Holy Spirit
with contempt" When Christ stood
before the grave OF Lazarus and
/ called him back from the dead, many
said. He is the Son of God. He is
1 the long looked for Messiah, the an
nointed one Let us worship Him"
some OF the Pharasees said. yet
| this is a miracle" They could not