The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-13

: '1uY' SUNDAYS
!: COMING AN EVENT !.
= or MUCH INTEREST

S'SS'es"S sxssSsss~ss
The coming of Billy" Sunday 10
these Triple Cities is an event OF great
Importance socially. Internationally aud
religipusly. have known Mir SUNDAY I
for many years. having first met him /
AT great chamtauaua assembly at \
Columbus junction, Iowa. at which We 4
were both speakers. ! have studied /
carefully his evangelistic work in Phil I
adelpha. Baltimore Boston. New York /
and III other cities. Widely do ! diner /
ircm him IN the taste which he shows |
on many points in his disoourses. but I
give him full credit for the sincerity 7
which he manifestss In his tcfvid SER I
mons.
Many persons think. however. that /
he often by his frequent references to |
the devil and he'll puts into the minds !
of boys ideas which work ont IN their /,
thought and speech into coarse profan |
ity. Perhaps now that the kaiser has !
been disposed Of for the present it
least. "Riliy" viii not feel obliged 50
! frequently TO consign him and others
10 regions supposed to be much hot
/ ter than Florida in summer. AT some
points in his discourses his language
becomes "slanguage iut on the
other hand he frequently rises TO rare
heights of genuine eloquence. Judged
hy the best standards OF literature and
oratory
II IS to he borne in mind also that
what Is slang today may become com
mendable speech tomorrow Often
also IA deeply spiritual thought may
best be expressed in homely speech
There is no doubt but that 10 Greek
classcists many parts of the New Ties
lament are virtually slang The writ.
ers used the language OF the street ~
tie markets. and Of the homes. They
we're moro anxious clearly to express
their thoughts and to drive home
srilillal truths, than to conform To-
any traditional standards OF language
They did not hesitate TO coin entirely
new words. In reading the miracle III
Mark 1871 81, Of the one who was deaf
aud had an impeachment in his speech
we have IN the 37th verse, an entirel,
anew word 10 account for the great
Greek l. found only here, 1t is of the
} nature OF q double supprlaiivc We
: Translate 4 very supcrahuuduutly =.
o. sapnIcXc.s sivrly To classic
Greek scholar this would be an c~-
imHle q slang. In the Epistle to the
, Hebrews the writer whoever he was.
in speaking OF the sin which doth go
easily bcact rs. gives IL a word viii,
ret only g not found elsewhere In IN
, Ncw Testament, but is not found In
tie Whole range el Greek literature.
i is good word which is made al
. three Greek words combined into one
most suggestive term The writer oi
{ the lriatie made the word for the Or
rl-iCa. This agail to the Greei. elias s.,
: scholar would he an example Of slanl
let u not be- tou hard on Billy
SUNDAY il he uses some slang word
3 Some OF the m viii not be slaHe in tn,
: near futuc. Fl has scu.t dnt',egttv fal
: his guidance he also srt, lruEcd g.
: suits III his preaching ratt. after "a,
: q the ohiet object OF al preaching
No man now living no man whu ha
: ever lived has addressed audiences a.
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