The fool-killer., 1919-10-01

Fool-Killer on my exchange list
and am sending you two copies
of ours by this mail. You will
see that | am lambasting some of
the 'mutton-heads" who will not
think for themselves, but have
some of the "higher-ups' to do
their thinking. OF course we are
together on many things, but
not all, but if you will speak
out in the meetin'" as in this
issue | will be more than glad to
read each issue. It is a fact
that we have no democracy in
this country, and | fear lots of
things will happen before we get
it. Hit 'em again, Jim.
R.. W. WILLIAMS, Box 621,
Princeton, w. Val am with
you in thoughts concerning the
Bible and religion. Will admit
that l have been greatly enlight-
ened by Pastor Russell's writ
ings, however, | belong to no
man Or man-made creeds. AS
to politics, | have none, knowing
as [ do that no political party
can satisfy and bless" mankind.
Sons of God before the flood
tried it. The Children of Israel
were given a sufficient trial and
failed. And now for 1920 years
the Gentle nations have proven
to the entire satisfaction of any
reasonable-minded man that
they are too little for the job.
So | look for no peace until the
Kingdom of God calls q halt.
Naturally we don't SOW seed in
the virgin soil until the work of
destroying the wild growth has
taken place. Let's see if the
Lord won't just let the thorns
and thistles destroy themselves
and save Him the trouble, and
then the righteous law will come
out of Jerusalem. Then will
come to pass the prophecy,
Nothing will hurt nor destroy
in all my holy kingdom, for the
knowledge of the Lord shall fill
the whole earth as the waters fill
the mighty deep. Am sending
herewith a club of four subscrip-
ton to The Fool-killer.
J. F. DODGE, Box 421, Wins
ton-Salem, N. CT want to
thank you for your little paper,
and though I do not like it's title,
still it has many good things.
am glad that the great Jehovah
has opened your eyes somewhat
to the wonderful truths Of His
word. While the Bible has the
largest circulation of any book
in the world, there are very few
that understand it. Truly
darkness covers the earth anC
gross darkness the heather, as
the prophet tells us. Still, tt
those who have the hearing ear
the Bible becomes a wonderfu
book. God tells us that it is on.
ly the meek, the loWly in spirit
that can understand His word
for He will not show it to others
1t is only as we become little il
our own eyes that He can MAKE
any use of us. AS we get on.
eyes open wider and wider ant
see the majesty and grandeur O
the divine character, and tn
out-working of His wonderful
plans for the blessing of al
creatures, we become teachabl,
realize our littleness, yea
nOthingness-and wonder tina
He would take any notice of us
And how thankfully, how meek
ly, we should accept His favor
as He grants them to US! TIL
stately steppings Of our God ar
seen in the crumbling of the ma
tions to make room for the King
dom for which we have been S
long praying. Jerusalem, tn
capital of the new world-wid
Kingdom, is even now gettin
ready for this great honor. Yo
are probably acquainted wit
, the significance of the dream
of Nebuchadnezzar and DAME
both teaching the same truths
only from two different stanC
points, otherwise you woul
hardly have discovered tina
Gentle Times ended in 1911
) Other grand truths, includin
| the solving of your difficulty c
the Trinity" you will find fror
: the same source. | will be gla