The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-26

He didn't marry her. Another fellow
married her but this fellow officiated.
Now, all that Is fieurative lang
uaee. See? But 1t describes fact
that occurred. All right. You
haven't put the fire out of hell be-
cause you use figuratlve language. 1t
Is there!
/ am trying to help you, with all I
the strength / know how and the
wisdom. He'll would be a place OF /
vile companions, abominable murder |
ers, idolators, thieves, whatsoever |
loveth and maketh lie. Oh! l will
admit there will be some people in
hell that were great on earth. Ahab !
will be there! Jezebel will be there, |
there is no doubt of that at all. Old |
Antiochus will be there. So will |
Epiphanes-that old sinner will be,
there. Ivan the Terrible, Catherine,
or Russia, will be there. Oh, yes,
there are lots Of people that were
great that will be there,-Diderot de
Alembert, Rosseau, Voltaire, John
Stuart Mill Those people were great
on earth, great in science, great in
art, great in literature, but they will
! be in hell. Why? Because they re-
jected Jesus Christ. l will admit
there will be some people in hell
| that were great on earth, occupied
great positions in the world.
! He'll Is Place
Without Hope
He'll is place without hope. Some
people will deceive you and say the
word, everlasting, doesn't mean ever
lasting as applied to hell. Then it
doesn't mean everlasting as applied
1 m osf Ii -
in one place you rub it out in the
other. If hell is not everlasting,
neither is heaven. and these shall
go into everlasting punishment, but
| the righteous into eternal life" BY
what sense or common sense do you
argue it is eternal in one and not in
/ the other, the same as God said 1t?
IL have looked the Bible through.
| wouldn't stand up here and preach
to you if ! hadn't done it and give it
to you from my standpoint and ability
to understand it. I've studied 1t from
every angle and ! anne here to tell
you that there isn't one ray of hope
that man or woman will ever have
a chance after you leave this world.
If there was, I'D tell you so. Not one
ray of hope, not one!
And so the trouble with many peo-
pie is that they have no time for re-
,ligion. No time for Christ. I've got
to get this deal. through, I've got to
get rich first, I've got to succeed
first. Some time, maybe, I'll be a
Christian, but not now. Plenty of
time.
I o, Mr.. Broker, in a hurry; Mrs. Cad
About in hurry; Mr.. Stenographer.
in hurry; Mr. Baker, in a hurry;
Mr.. Newspaperman, in hurry; Oh,
everybody in a hurry! Like the lit
tie girl down praying, and she said,
Goodbye, God, papa struck OIL"
breaches Gospel
Truth
And they say, We'll, anyhow, this
religion Bills preaching up there in
. the tabernacle, it's too old-fashioned
for me. Why, he breaches that there
is hell and that there is personal
devil, just think of it! Why, we dis
carded those old-fashioned notions
long ago. Our preacher-he is &
smart chap. We pay him ten thous
and bones year. He don't breathe
word about that. All right, then
!, you will go with him or he will &C
I I with you. It don't make any differ
ence which.
1t is appointed for men once tc
die. You don't like to think of hell
> too uncomfortable Yes, so is the
ocean uncomfortable when the storm
lashes her into fury and it swallow.
: up mans greatness and breaks it a!
! if it were made of an egg shell, anC
: men sink meath its depths witt
g and unsung.
Yes, but it is there, and it ha!
i civ hn Il
] old. Strong and uncontrolled i
4 passes restlessly to and fro, and i
|, will break your bones and it will
crush sthe staunchest ship upon it.
Y bosom.
Too old-fashioned! So Is birth. L
l. is as old-fashioned as the human
race. But nobody ever came into tht
|, world, my friend, in any other way
$ Even the Son of God came through
Q the door Of mother. No. Old age
is old-fashioned, but men have grown
e old with the years and they Away!
Q will. Death is old-fashioned. Mar
e with all his genius, my friend, ha:
never been able to change 1t anC
S never will; you will die in the old
fashioned way, you will crumble tt
s dust in the old-fashioned way, ant
S if you are lost you will go to the old
Q fashioned hell. And if you are saved
t it will be in the old-fashioned way
the way of the cross leads home
And by the old-fashioned religion O
your father and of your mother.
/" Leads Them Back
Z To Christ =
It o, have come to call you bacl
t to the old-fashioned Christ and TIL
l. old-fashioned cross. So l have come
!. my friend, to preach the love of Go,
to you, showing you from what Go,
? wants to save you. / can preach tn
e love of God more by showing peopl
# what Gods love wants to keep then
e out of, than any other way Othe
d people may preach it more from ar
!. other angle but that isn't my way O
e doing it, my friends, and if we onl
v appreciated Gods love, l will tell yor
r the call of the unsaved would cease
n If everybody only realized how Go
n loves them, there would be no NOR
thieves and thugs, no more selling O
n giving away manhood or womanhoot
/ no more lying, no more men goin
around court houses, my friends
4 o, suppose half of the trouble
that are carried into court can b
e. adjusted if only one side or the othe
of you would give in a little bit an
. you'd save wrecking your home an
. taking lives and sending votIr cbiJ,