The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21

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Notice that all outside of the Cos
pei reach are saved. Is not, that sal
vasion Tor the heather 5yishopt the
Gospel? If he is going to heaven
without the Gospel. why send mis-
sionaries to them? Is It not under
stood that II they reject the Gospel,
when they hear 1t they will 60 to
hell? Then for Gods sake and their
own don't send them to hell. Keep
the missionaries in America.
But the standard book (Bible) in
this science, says, The Gospel is the
power OF God unto salvation" How
then can heather ignorance save a
man? Sc * n 4 \
The text book from which all true
religion is taught has many warnings
in 1t to the effect that there would
come a time when people would not
endure sound teaching but would in
stead rather follow the pleasures Of
the world than God. and SO that they
would not be troubled when thus
following their own desires they do
as one Of the true professors (Paul1i
said they would. For the time will
come wheE they will not endure
sound doctrine: but after their own
lusts shall they heap to themselves
teachers. having itching ears; and
they, (the pastors, r. @. R.) shall
turn away their (people's) ears from
the truth, and shall be turned unto
fables. (Death-bed stories. r. d. R. d
e Tim. 4::3, 4. q
Paul also says in 2 Tim. 3:7:I
lthe parsons: r. O. r. J, are ever
learning and never able to come to
the knowledge of the truth"
Il Is II not today like 1t says in Isa.
l9:16: For the leaders Of this peo-
tple cause them to err; and they that
ARE lead Of them are destroyed.
The people Of today fulfill the
prophecy Of lisa. 3O:10. Which
isay to the seers. see not; and to the
prophets. prophecy not unto us right
things. speek unto us smooth things.
Iprophesy deceits., 2 4
Then when they come to the judg-
ment they will fulfil! ler. 1878, 20:
The Gentiles shall come unto thee
IRON the ends OF the earth, and shall
say. surely our fathers have inner
tied lies. vanity. and things where
in is no profit IN
IL the above conditi lions do not pre-
wall at present they surely neverswill,
! for II a man does not like what he
hears In one church all he needs to
do is keep looking around and II he
cannc. find 1t in any OF them he can
hire a man to preach just anything he
wants preached and when that hired
man does not suit hts taste all he has
Ito do is advertise for another and
God CD will soon call him one II
the hire can be agreed upon.
Who would attend q church today
! ffsit were exactly like Christ's?
When Christ was upon the earth,
I He organized His church withstwelve
Apostles, Seventies, High Priests.
Bishops, Patriarchs, (Eyangelists).
Bishops, Elders, Priests, Teachers,
and Deacons as the stan Of ofiicers
and told them to preach all things
whatsoever he had commanded them.
Matt. 1912, 30. His servant, Paul;
lin summing up that which he had
| preached, said: = have not summed
to declare unto you the whole coun-
I eel of God. y And. IN his teachfng "a
he numerates the principles OF the
doctrine of Christ as faith. repen-
lance. baptism, laying on of hands;
resurrection Of the dead and eternal
| Judgment, and The says the ofticera
and gifts Of the Spirit weer put In
tthe church for the pert ding 81 Sthe
saints and the " orb OF the ministry
! and The edIasa Lon of the chnEch IS