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And yet as shown by the report of the "Amer. Tract Society" for theyear past, their receipts were $357,470, out of which 56,000,000pages of tract matter were published and distributed, carryingpoisonous blasphemy, of which the above is one sample, intothousands of homes.Those giving their dollars and their influence in proclaiming suchdoctrines, such poison, labelled "Gospel" will ere long be greatlyashamed of their misuse of their Lord's money. "They shall beashamed" when "He shall appear to your joy" (Isa. 66:5) who fromlove of THE TRUTH, and in its support, have sacrificed time,money, influence--all.Think of it! over a third of a million dollars to enable the "Amer.Tract Society" to proclaim:--"Heaven or hell must soon burst uponyour vision; a company of angels or devils are awaiting yourarrival; their conveyances are all ready....Holy angels are waiting togreet you with joy, or devils and lost spirits to aid in torturing yourwretched soul;" and less than two thousand dollars for the sametime to enable "Zion's <strong>Watch</strong> <strong>Tower</strong> Tract Society" to tell the"Good tidings of great joy which shall be unto all people."And yet those few who have given of their "living," intelligently,from the heart desiring the spread of the "good tidings," have notonly "cast in more" than the wealthy of Babylon in the esteem ofthe Master, but they have given in such manner as to glorify insteadof dishonor him. And furthermore, the influence and effect of thelittle sum, under God's blessing is far greater than that of the largeone. The walls of Babylon are crumbling and its doctrines ofEternal Torment, dying gradually, but surely, notwithstanding overa hundred thousand ministers are paid large salaries for its support,and millions of dollars are spent annually to enforce and supportthese doctrines and systems.Ah, what better evidence could we have of the present power of the"Prince of this World" "The God [ruler] of this World," to blind anddeceive and use God's careless children as his tools, than we havehere before us in this and other similar systems and circumstances:wearing the garb of Christ's service, yet [deludedly] divertingmoney, influence and energy to the support of blasphemous errorsand calumnies upon Jehovah the God of Justice and Love. Arise, OLord, and let thine enemies be scattered. Awake, O Zion, put on thystrength, for one shall chase a thousand. Their ROCK is not as ourrock, our opponents themselves being witnesses.R794 : page 8====================AN OBJECTION ANSWERED.A reader takes exception to a statement made in our last issue,page 3-- The Undefiled One. We say therein-- "Had Adamremained perfect--his life unforfeited and unimpaired, his offspring
would have been the same (i.e. perfect), any imperfections of Evewould not have affected them." An objector thinks we have erredin such conclusion, because experience teaches that children dofrequently partake of the nature and disposition of their mother.We fully agree that, as it is, children do partake from the mother,but our statement does not apply to present condition of things. Letit be distinctly noted that we stated as shown in the abovequotation, the conditions under which we claimed children wouldnot be affected by the mother, viz.: If the originally perfect father,Adam, had REMAINED PERFECT.But what difference can the blemish of the father have upon themother's influence upon the child? may be asked.None, we answer. It would not affect the mother but it wouldvastly affect the unborn child and its dependance upon the mother.As we endeavored to show in our last issue, we claim that a perfectlife germ from a perfect father could appropriate to its use andperfect development such elements of nutrition provided by themother as would be beneficial, and could reject or pass off withoutinjury any undesirable elements. And that on the other hand animperfect, diseased, dying germ from an imperfect and dying fatherwould be less able to rightly appropriate what is supplied, even ifthe supplies furnished were the purest and best, from a perfectmother and where the supply would be diseased from a diseased,dying mother, the influence on the already dying germ can well besurmised. It would appropriate the bad as well as the goodelements, and being weakly already, would be very susceptible toinjurious influences.And this is in harmony with all known facts of science as well as inharmony with God's revelation. We remind our readers again ofthe illustration given in the original article, viz., the effect of thesame food upon a sick person, as compared with its effect upon acomparatively healthy person--to the one it might increase thesickness, to the other promote health.As we are upon the side of the Scriptures, we leave others todiscuss it with the author of the Scriptures if they cannot see this tobe clear--it seems very clear and harmonious from our standpoint.The Scriptures positively declare the facts; we have merely coupledthem together to show, any who can see them, their reasonablenessand harmony. It is a Scriptural statement that death came throughAdam, not Eve--By one man's disobedience death passed upon all.And again it is of the Bible, that one perfect man was born of oneimperfect mother. He was holy, undefiled, separate from sinners--one who inherited not death and imperfection; but on the contrary,"In him was life." The life, the perfection, the purity was nottainted with the imperfections of which his mother in common withothers of the condemned race was a sharer. The cause of this isfound in the fact that the life principle was not imperfect, but
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R708 : page 2statement was "hard-ea
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He was Lord when He gavehimself a r
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editor, we should suppose that they
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"name above every name"--Lord ofall
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depravity--a liability to sin--an i
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the kingdom of God is in the midst
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of man.The setting of the abominati
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he will not be a man limited to pla
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Unabridged Dictionary Explanatoryan
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central thought is the Ransom. It h
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sign of summer nigh, so likewise, w
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lessings to the spiritual. To every
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trial coming upon earth (Rev. 3:10)
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quite common.That the movement is o
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Isa. 26:9.This text has very freque
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Jesus, "the Anointed one, did not g
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then may those have, who have fled
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the Father and Son are two, and not
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"my Father is greater thanall" (Joh
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no interest except as matters of je
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the rule in interpreting types and
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so formed as to have naturally both
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consummation--to the great jubilee
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shows the blessedness of that resto
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every one for his gain. Isaiah 56:1
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We further add to this the testimon
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...and have need of nothing" (i.e.,
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the world per year, which would, we
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harmony with the sense of thepassag
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gave for the life of the world. If
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true, it simply proves that the pub
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"A WISE man ought to hope for thebe
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postage stamps, as we can make no u
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their present Prince has ever provi
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Tower," "Food for Thinking Christia
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understood him to teach that hencef
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entirely unaware of it (Prov. 5:21)
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"shall shine as the brightness of t
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which God considers necessary to a
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they were redeemed by his precious
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Secondly, Satan so far as we are in
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Paul says that God--In the ages to
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"Further than this, let me frankly
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the New Testament repeatedly. Hence
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But is not deadness to sin, or a ce
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to-day think of it--as "the angel G
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ecome joint-heirs with Him. Like Je
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their numbers were far less, but th
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ook. Every one will be called a Chr
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that I tried to shake it off, but i
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Taunton, Mass.DEAR BROTHER:--Please
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the responsibilities of our maturer
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their office, of their being finall
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passed away because the necessity f
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These thoughts were suggested by tw
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us a copy of such paper with the ar
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can bring against it. Since then, t
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for existence though every proof-te
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Here the lecturer wanders still fur
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scientific knowledge, and thereby p
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trust we shall be able to show this
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directly in the hands of those whos
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While we understand from Scripture
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faith. And apparently most of the "
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would you not, sacrifice your honor
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come, buy wine and milk without mon
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had failed to prove a real blessing
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BROTHER RUSSELL: I received the pap
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therefore, never been baptized (by
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lameless of any disobedience; but t
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harmony with it, you never will be
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"This great salvation" must take pl
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RECKONED as filling up that which i
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Since the Gospel Church enters upon
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glorified with Him and made fully l
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"SHOW me the man you honor. I know
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Episcopalians and United Presbyteri
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Why does our Saviour take the serpe
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This paper will be sent free to any
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of Christ's presence] is a day of t
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I baptized four into Christ on Apri
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the writings of Moses, as we are ta
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Of those who are building their fai
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hath light with darkness? And what
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wait in the unconsciousness of deat
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consequently, not many are now able
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Israel's battles anciently without
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narrow is the way." You remember he
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Yours in the Lord.__________.Spring
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equally subserved. But shall we who
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his commandments are not grievous"
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Oh, for that glorious dawning we wa
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this light how forcible his argumen
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divine glory)--is it a marvel that
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the prolonged and bitter fight of f
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The great work of Christ during thi
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Jesus ransomed no one from the seco
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flourish and "evil doers shall be c
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the world's children, is to violate
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systems contain members of the true
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came upon the entire race through A
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The year of Jubilee is come;Return,
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work of sacrifice (the Priests) had
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The wilderness journey represents t
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typical of qualities and powers of
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oil" has run down "even to the skir
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wafer was mingled with honey, and r
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nations and languages; "Lord of all
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saints. The robe of linen was an ea
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Priests and Levites), and the goat,
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viz.: to become dead to the world,
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a willing sacrifice, like that of t
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obtaining of the glory of our Lord
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have seen, represented the world. I
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propitiate. This was the "judgment.
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proper place for such, as we have a
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presence that we may live beyond th
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that said: The wages of sin is deat
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measure of the afflictions of Chris
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May it not be with you as it has be
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This paper will be sent free to any
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apacious and grasping who exalted t
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message to every faithful member th
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DEAR SIR AND BROTHER IN CHRIST. --I
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ut I find it hard to convince them.
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life and rights of Adam Rom. 5:17-1
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appropriate little nutriment from t
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of a woman partook of the woman's n
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Has this condition already been rea
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will be "the Saviour of all" from t
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of the race immortal rulers. But th
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sun over a restored earth. The rest
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How then doth David in spirit [i.e.
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sit thou, etc." It is well that we
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annihilated --as to need another Fa
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according to his own purpose and gr
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unto them, is found only in one sec
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to death. Abraham, the recipient of
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unite with Catholics, or try to, it
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never be built in to the glorious s
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that Jesus declared, Few there be t
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and war, and blood-shed, and tumult
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destructive trouble is represented
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dilemma of painful doubt and indeci
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y the ransom. This liberty will be
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