Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-11-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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"WORSENER" PREACHING

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THIS PREACHER, WHOSE DE-
MON DOCTRINES l AN DISAP-
PROVING, DID UNWITTINGLY
AND UNIN TEN IONALLY
PREACH ALL CATHOLICS TO
HEAyEN-rHEN THAT NIGHT
INTENTIONALLY PREACHED
ALL SINCERE, HONEST CATH
OLICS TO HE'LL.
Article Q.
Proofs:
/. In his daytime discourse be de-
fined money thus: "Money is one 8
commute1 SELF" aud if this bs true,
it is more particularly the money one
gives to his church's causes, of course,
and feel safe in saying the Catholics.
as a whole. give more money to the
different causes of their church than
all the Protestants and Baptists put
together, for they not only exceed all
others in giving aims, but they exceed
hops AID arch bishops, cardinals aud
the popc, the last of whom l suppose
gets tho best salary OF any preacher of
earth. though l know not the exact
amount. Then the Catholics give
more money to build church houses to
the Lord of any denomination, the
cathedral of st. Peter being the larg-
est, best, most Commodious, and most
costly of all others of earth, aud il
any people on earth ever did have
their money to become their commuted
selves, that people is the Catholic peo-
pie beyond doubt. and SO this pro-
fessed Baptist preacher did certainly
by his definition of money, thus prove
all Catholics committed from hell to
heaven. Sure. indeed he did
2. But that night, after thus put
ting all Catholics in heaven, he tried
to discourse on the man who ''observ-
ed them from my youth" Mark 1920,
and after putting many things into
that record which are not true, of the
man being "a fine specimen of hu-
mainly" of "his head being all right
and his heart all wrong" and of "his
heart contradicting his head" neither
of which being even hinted at in the
record, and after depressing into quite
a number of things altogether foreign
to the subject, admitting, however.
n OF hnr
est in his head. he then exultingly
asked ''lVhat about the sincere, hon
est Catholicr" He then answered this
question thus: "He will have to go
with this young man, and so far as
know this young man is right now in
hell, for have no other record of
him. This sure tried to put even the
sincere, honest Catholic in hell with
the young man." who said: Good
master, what good thing shall do that
! may have eternal life2" Matt. 49,
16, which was fiat contradiction of
himself in his II O'Clock harsngue
that Cay, for If ever any person gave
enough money to the Lords cause to
commute hlmself from hell to heaven
it was certainly Catholic, and then
the Catholics all have ore other ad-
vantage, and that is, that all of them
confess their sins once every month, l
believe it is. to their priests, aud no
other church people Go that, although
James 5,16 says: Confess your
faults one to another, that ye may be
healed,'' aud "For with the heart
man believeth UNTO" (into) right
eousuess, and with the mouth confes
sion is made unto (into) salvation"
Rom. 1910. So, we know the sincere,
honest Catholic has these two advan"
tages over this preacher, at least these
two, if no more. Yes, | know of one
more advantage the Catholic has over
this preacher, and that is, the Catho-
lie in his preaching never contradicts
himself, and it is common thing for
this preacher to do that. For instance,
this preacher once told me that Christ
purchased our salvation from the
law and when l wouldn't have 1T,
be turned around in discourse and
declared that salvation is not legal"
and l was as far from having that as
Twas from having the former, for
while salvation is not Of the law, yet
it is legal or lawful; that is, accord
ing to law, in harmony with the law,
because the law solo us to Christ, 80
He could redeem us from both the law
and its curse Gal. 3:13 and Gal. 4:51.
go He could save us with the salvation
which is of the Lord. Pa. 3:8, Jonah
go And, "For salvation is of the
Jews, st. Jno. 4:22, because they had,
as Israelites, the adoption and the
glory, aud the covenants, and the Civ
ing of the law, and the service of God
and toe promises. Rom. ga, and
therefore I know salvation is legal be-
cause the law, under which l was sold
under sin, sold me to Christ, and thus
the law displayed an important, won
derfuI and miraculous part in my
salvation, and oh. how | love the law
Co. thr baIp;po IN sova me- If tha