The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Millions No,U Living
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Full Text of World Stirring Lecture by
JUDGE RUTHERFORD
Successor to the late Pastor Russell

| be correct. we should find, according
| to the parallel or double, that some
! time during the y2ar 1873 there
| should be some marked beginning
! OF Gods favor returning to the jew.
| In other words here should begin
the budding OF the symbolic zig
tree, which ought to he specially
marked forty years later, VIZ, IN
1918, II this parallel is carried out.
Favor Begins to Return
In the summer OF 1873. exactly on
time and when We should look for
Gods favor to return to the jew, we
lind there transpired certain event
OF the greatest importance that had
happened to Jcwry In more than
$500 years. | quote from the Jov-
ish Encyclopedia, which Is n rccos-
nized authority: Russia. at war
with Turkey, was successful and 10y
the treaty of San Stcphano practi-
cally cffaced Turkey from Europe.
Lord Boaconsficld, Jew, came into
power in 1874. As premier of Great
Britain Beaconsficld sent the Eng
lish fleet into the Dardanclles and
brought Indian troops to- Malta and
made "A demonstration against Rus
sia. She yielded and agreed to "A
discussion of the whole affair at
Berlin. Accordingly from June l3
to July. l3, 1878, the Berlin con
gress was held. Beaconsfield com
PEELED Russia to greatly modify her
treaty. Turkey was enfranchiscd and
made independent. but upon tondi-
tion that civil and religious rights In
granted To the Jews. This had an
important bearing on the history OF
the Jews"
other authorities state that Bca-
tplI lnA al
, wrote the treaty and was the icad
ing factor. As you we'll know, his
real name was u israeli "A thorough,
full -blooded Jew, the first and only
Jewish prime minister Great Brit
ain has ever had From that time on
the favor OF the Lord began to be
shown again to the Jewish people.
According to the parallel we should
expect Gods favor to increase to-
ward the Jews from 1873, and
should have some special climax In
the year 1918.
y Iionism.
For many centuries there have
Q been repeated efforts To destroy the
Jews. all OF which have failed God
l never intended that they should be
: destroyed and they never shall b,
y destroyed. Their prosecutions hav,
e held them together as n people and
a increased their longing desire for Q
u home in the land OF their fathers
In dealing with his people God al
e ways raises up man at the oppor
tune moment and often the mar
who proves his faithfulness to the
: task imposed upon him dies a mar
u tyr to the cause. In times past Jc
u hovah has proven his purpose o
q making the wrath of man to prais'
him, and every one who has sur
} tered for a righteous cause will II
4 due time receive reward for hi
II faithfuincss to the principles O
3 truth and righteousness.
n In 1860 there was born in Buda
Il nest a Jewish child who grew &
L. manhoods estate. Choosing hrs
n the law as a profession, he soon EN-
II braced journalism and forged to IN
front amongst the journalists an
writer's of the world. His heart wa
II torn and bleeding because of tn
y wicked and unjust persecution or hi
is kinsmen. the Jewish people. whic
led TO the formation in his mind q
e scheme for their relief. In lS9
y he gave expression to this schem
n IN his splendid paper, "A JEWS
a. State" and there many jews O
IL the world began to awaken to IN
fact that their cause had found
IN "a Jewish State" appeared, his of
" flee assistant wept, because h
'e thought the author had lost hi
u mind; but as the import of TINS pm
ID per was considered, IL was hailed a
H. a message of deliverance by many
AT the oppressed Jews of the world. III
OF spent his life in the interest OF IN
TO cause and his last words were
ne Greet Palostinsfor me; I have CIV
sh en- my life for my people
x Today the name Of Theodor Her
te is a household word amongst m
u Jews OF earth and the time wi
of come when the peoples Of earu
ih lew and Gentle, will recognize thf
te Theodor Herzl was raised up at IN
n onportunc moment to give birth
of Zionism, which Is destined ia sue
al ceed beyond the dreams of its orig
nator.
so Cause for WOnism.
he What was the inducing cause l'
" the formation of Iionismy was
e. due to the prosperity OF the Jews
air No, indeed. Let the beloved lirr
IS answer: THE scheme In qu"suo
he IZionism) included the omployme'
in of an existent propelling force. n
OF crything depends on our propel lllr
on force. And what is our propeIIi
he force? The miscrics of the Jews.
'ut II we find that God forcknew Il
m, condition OF misery Of the Jews ar
'ty pcrmitted II to prepare the Jews Il
ed the Zionistic movement in ord
OF that they might be turned back
at their homeland, will not h
ar strengthen faith in the promises
he Jehovah concerning what Will
an the ultimate, result? And ! W
he Causo them 70 pass over with Il
Ip- enemies into land which tht
on snowcst not; for fire Is kindled
ad nv anger, over you sha!l II purh
he .Tbereforc, will | hurl you out
is This land into the land of when
ws had no knowledge, neither ye n
ias your fathers, and there shan
rec serve other gods by day and
1s; night, so that will not grant y,
ia. anv favor. Behold, l will send 7
his many fishermen, said the Lord al
ir) ,h,y shall fish them; and after IN
.he vii | send for many hunters NJ
The ,hey shall hunt them from eve
ing mountain, and from every mn al
ley out Of the clefts of the rocks
s." And thou shalt become an asto
'ol. ishmcnt. a proverh, and hy'wo'
led ,nong all the nations WHITTIER I