Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
AUTHORITY FOR
TABERNACLE is
IN HOLY BOOK
William Ullrich Says Duty of
All to Take Interest
in Project.

Arguing that authority for the estab-
Iishment Of the tabernacle which E.
Howard Cadle proposes to erect at Ala
bama and New Jersey streets comes
from the Bible, William W. Ullrich, 2410
Brookside avenue, has written a letter
to the editor Of the Daily Times in which
he asserts cit is now the duty Of every
person loyal to our God to take up a
deep interest in the project"
Mr.. Ullrich's Letter is as follows:
There has been much comment through
the daily papers as well as between the
general public in reference to the gift
OF a site for a tabernacle and new
tabernacle building recently made by
Mr.. 8. Howard Cadle, to be used for
religious purposes in the city Of Indian
apolis.
public much food for thought and deep
study, and further places in the minds
Of thinking people a question, which we
should all work out TO its most full
capacity.
LET Us first consider the purpose for
which this great gift is to be used. II
Is to be a place Of worship, wherein not
a single soul will be excluded; not a
single person will be refused admission
upon his or her account, and each and
every person will have the full right to
use his or her own free will to enter the
tabernacle for the purpose Of worshiping
God.
1T will be well for US to examine the
authority that our great friend, E. How
ard, Cadle. has for the establishing OF
a tabernacle for religious worship, and
we will find in the chapter OF REVEAL
lions, third verse. wherein God has said {:
Behold the tabernacle of God Is with
men, and He will dwell with them, and
, they shall be His people, and God Him
self shall be with them, and be their
God
I'm the XIV Psalm, We also find au-
thority for a tabernacle and who shall
enjoy its use, in the first verse we ind
q question and its answer. and here is the
question. Lord, who shall abide in thy
tabernacle7 Who shall dwell in thy holy
hill The second verse gives 10 us the
answer. He that walketh uprlghtly. and
worketh righteousness, and speaketh the
truth in his heart Also third verse He
that backbiteth not with his tongue, nor
doeth evil to his neighbor, nor taketh up
reproach against his neighbor.'
"Under the above authority it will be
seen to be a wrong for any person or
poisoned with ideal of 4 reproach or
thought Of rejection of the wonderful
gift Of our great friend Mr.. Cadle.
Now that We have assurance Of this
great gift BIZ our great friend Mr.. Cadle,
It will be well that We consider our Bible
authority and see what is our duty and
TO fulfill that obligation, would il not be
we'll that we all follow the example set
forth in 1 Timothy. Chapter V, fourteenth
verse: Neglect not the gift that is in thee
BIZ prophecy. with the laying on of the
hands Of the presbytery.' also fifteenth
and sixteenth verses. Mediate upon these
things; give myself wholly unto them ::
that thy profiting may appear TO all
Take heed unto thyself. and unto the
doctrine; continue in them; for IN dom 2
this thou shalt both save thyself, and
them that hear thee
God has blessed our great friend Mr..
Cadle with the power to give a neat