The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

| (EditOr'a note n r. not IA" dc
sire Of Tho world ~ encourage tho
uso of ils columns rDr II prof'loss
! discussion uf AN endless subject ~
controversy. but. aH We CAV" space 10
| Nj webb 10 state his side of tho
caAc, we hrc hound IN fairness "a let
| Mr. Simond1 present another view.
| II is to hc hoped that no on" else VIII
feel called upon to prolOng IA" con-
troversy unless something really new
and valuable can be added 10 what
has already been mid EdJ
by request Of friends / submit for
publication an answer 20 the article
of Mr A. *. webb who undertook
to defend the authenticity "f sunday
IA the sabbath day ana IN no way
connected with or Interested In Doe
tor rlndHll | did not hear his TAX
at convention hall In regard To- the
sabbath question and am therefore
not qualified To either endorse or
condemn his position. but ON tho
other hand. 10 aver ana nllcgc that
the article written by Nj webb is
misleading and IN no way carries
out his tontentlons
IA stated by the editor In his note.
thc pope Of Rome claims tu hnt"
changed the sabbath from the last to
the first day OF the week and ~ NJ.
webb dld not produce amy evidence
to tho contrary, | viii have ia com
mcnce at the third part OF his article
whore ne denies that the Jewish
sabbath. or Saturday, extended be
yond or remained obligatory AZ a
day OF worship upon Gods people
after the end of the prophetic age
and jewish dispenaition, MIR, webb
rcfers to Matthew ll,l3, which
reads "f'or all the prophets and
the law prophesied until John" This
does not say that the law ended here,
but that the prophesios uf the law
did end. on the other hand Christ
says In Matthew 6sl7. Think not
that ! am come to destroy the law
ana the prophets am not come 20
destroy. but fulfill'
Mr.. webb states In the fourth part
OF his article that we are living un-
der "A Christian or Christ dispense
tion. 10 which | agree. THIS being
the case. Christ himself was "A Jew
and so were the majority Of his dis
ciples. we were saved by the shed
ding OF Jewish blood, 40 why not
observe tho Jewish sabbath instead
of n man made sabbath?
Mr.. webb states In part five Of his
article that Christ at no placr or
time commanded his apostles or dis
ciplcs to keep or observe Saturday
as the sabbath but on -iNe orhcr
hand. he did not command them not
TO observe saturday M the sabbath.
one proposition kills tho other one
OF uod'a commandments Is RE
member the sabbath day Ia keep II
holy" God, who forc-knew all
things. knew that man at some time
would forget his sabbath, ana there.
fore he cautions us to remember IT,
Part ak OF Mr. Webh's article does
not IN any way CONCERN the sabbath
question, and part seven is an attack
on Doctor Tindall, which, ns was
stated above, do not feel qualified
to consider
Mr.. webb states IN purt eight of
his article that Christ rosc from the
dsad on the first day OF the week. or
Sunday THIS may he conceded
without proving his point, vet the
language Of tho scriptures does not
bear II out, for Matthew rs rays,
In the end ~ tho sabbath. IA a.
bFkhll W nhNIl l'N ~ lllf lfNf liN
OF the week. Camc Mary Magdalcnc
and the other Mary 10 sec the sepul-
Chrc," and the resurrection had al
ready occurred before they arrived
MIR webb rcfcrs to Matthew
2S;7-1O, because Cheft met his dis
CtplrS ON the first dlv Of the week
IN no reason why We should Worship
on that dnv Also his reference to
Atfg hHtA Lea
ON the sabbath question, ps Christ
was at nlI Times giving directions.
disc plea
MIR Wcbh refers to / Corinthians
l6t"-i Verse q reads Upon the
first day of the week let every one
OF You lay hy him I'm store. az God
hath prospcrrd him. that there ahc no