Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-23

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lust Won hang on to that chunk of
wood. and TIL bring YOU some coffee,
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eve on the hanghty twin. who STOOD
above him with the whip in her hand.
.nThat's better. Now sit down and
listen "a mo re Won ua,,ld cove -
the parsonage. Won have "a take vonr
medicine. silver and gold have We
none, but such as we have we give ia
you. And religions all we've got.
You're here. and I'm here. We haven't
any choir or any Bible, but parsonage
folks have to be adaptable. Now then.
Ben Peters, you've got to get con-
verted.'
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bered by this awful announcement,
looked helplessly at the window. It
was too small. And slender active
Carol, with the buggy whip, stood be-
tween him and the door,.
mo, you can't escape. You're done
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hundred thousand iellyfishe s. And
you see, it's like this. God made the
world, and put the people in it. Now
listen carefully, Ben, and I'll make it
just as simple as possible so it can
sink through the smell and get at you.
God made the world, and put the peo-
pie in it.. And the people sinned, wor-
SHIPPED idols and went back on God,
and-did a lot Of other mean things,
So God was in honor bound to punish
them, for that's the law, and Gods the
Judge that can't be bought. He had to
lnhlct punishment. But God and Jesus
talked 1t over, and they felt awfully
bad about it, for they kind Of liked the
people anyhow" She stared at the
dlsreputable figure slouch1ng on the
chunk Of wood. Its very hard to IN
derstand, very. I should think they
would despise us-some Of us" she
added significantly. I'm sure I should.
But anyhow they didn't. Are you get
ting met" :
The .bleary eyes were really fastened
intently on the girls bright face. and
he hung upon her words. ~ !.
.Well. thew decided that Jesus
should come down here and live, and
be perfectly good, so he would not de-
serve any punishment, and then God
would allow him to receive the punish
ment anyhow, and the restvof US could
60 free. That would cover the law.
See? Furnishing him when he deserved
M n,,nichnoon+ rhon +r,ox, could 4o,.