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During their. Recent Visit to llmherst-The Ru i I
p'd ii Symbolic Prophecy Which he Thinks is ileuring Fulfillment From the Text
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Progress Being Mode by this Well Known ll Peter |||..|3_
Firm wus un iigreeuble Surprise.
Winter Fair Week, early hr Il(-,.,.,,,, “.,,,.,, ,,,,“,,,,\. U, ,mt `£,;c"e t .
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ber, wasia. great week for (lo\'r.r|u.r_~;
ill Amhefst. and Amherst citizens ‘
joined with the thousands of visitors
., in the town to welcome che llcods nf
Govvrnment.-His l~1i<cr.‘.1cny ie...-1 Grey, Governor General nf (i,;,m,l8 and his Aide, Lord llnsceilcs, Limit tenant Governor MacKinnon of Prin- ce Edward Island, and luirlltennni; Governor Fraser of Novo shritis 'l‘hll§0 notable persons had heard of the enterprise and success of Am- harst’a great wuollcn industry nprl
presentative of this iournal. sailed great torment of the majority of our plaining spiritual things to a carnal
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T Hiiwson mills 3 Discourse on A SEA Tonic
THE FOLLO
MRS ii.
Hove Refused to 'Leave
Their Lender ‘Has B
A Will‘Not Abandon.
`_ APT" 10_P“St°I` RUSSEIL BCC0ll'lDa- 'the earth be removed, and though something of this great Program,but
' ' `"‘ nied by Dr. Jones; who will serve the mountains be carried into the :he would keep this hidden from ‘ all
him as stenographer. and by a re-imidst of the sea.” Fear is the Iothcrs; hence the impossibility- of ex-
plnnt und sec for themselves the var-
“.’“"` """°"S°"`S, Uuoulzh which the nool pins-ses on ,tg ,my-from the lyme t‘)_ UN’ lllllllly finished completeil Dloiiuctl. The fact. that tiln raw mat- eriall---\\'ool~~llseil ill this qi-em; facto :'y,_is directly a pl-Uduct ,jf the farm nliulc u. visit to the Hewson Mills oi pal'ticulul‘ interest when all thoughts ‘Vere Vlllllllllli 1|-lung agricultural `-li - and the (ioveriloi~s were quit.. vqmnnu: 1"* -*lwllll U10 lilllc necessary to "'t¢ik& it Au i..." 8
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exandria, Cairo and the Pyramids, lduffa, tohlerllsalcm and vicinity. His return will he via ltome, Vienna,
don. Meetings have been arranged for enroute. His longest stay will be in Great Britain, where about twenty appointments in the principal cities await him. He will be speaking prac- tically every day. His Sunday dis- conrsél; will be specially reported ill
center in the discourses at Jerusalem and Home. Tile lnnny readers of his sermons will follow the Pastor in his journey with great interest. He is, scheduled to be back in Brooklyn June 5th, when his topic will be “Ji-rusnlem." In anticipation of u large audience. on `that occasion llrouklyn's lnrgeit Auditorium, .thc Academy of Music, has been secured. His sermons now l'eacil six million families weekly, and assuredly many of these wish him God-speed. .
ON THE A'l`l.AN’l`IC API-(IL TENTH
I have chosen for my text a sen
topic, a symboiical prophecy which I bclit-ve, is rapidly nearing fulfillment kll Bible students recognize the fact hat many of the Psalms are Mes- suinic; that is to say, they apply tn! the time of thc, incugilration of Mes- .iail's Miilenninl Kingdom. Some of hcnl detail the peace and joy and blessings which will then prevail a-
thelie columns. Special interest \vili'
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` - Hia Excellency l<l:lrl Llrcy, filwernoi' fieiierzll of (‘nnadfl.
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B“f01`9 C0lllim'0uCing thc trip, how luicil ill conjllnrtinll with our own to wg Homcty “nder such “cw "°"di`
¢V". il was interesting to thcm to pivc that iiuc iinieih and iirm texture Fl
learn solnetillng lrlfout the ollglu .ind \ llir | 'ini il nilc thc Il'-\' son goo( s
fact that it is Only Seven years sinru much more that wus told them, iihcy the first woollcns were umde in Am- .~ii.nrtc<l on their tour of inspection 2 `h¢""*¢""‘Ph*"1l¢‘V b\lil¢lll-\KS-\vcl'c- ther. in charge of the general manager: H..-,.1 of a very substantial olmractor- - `l.. llowsun. 'l‘l.e first operation is the
brick 'and stone 150x:’»2 iclir, cllrcr ‘s;u'!ill:: of thc wool from thc bales U
“GUYS Bild bll_Sen\ent with <ri'f§:“i'i‘ie“'\"vllci~i‘ it 'is pickcil over very careful- t h0"5€ Bild dye house nttncilr-il. Thr, ily by skilled mon uno graded into Smile ll0lid COI1stl`ucti0n has been lol- iiliiff=l‘.r.t sorts, the coarsest being p lowed in the many extensive aiillit- lnid nsillr for lmikimz horse rugs und ,_ ions wllioh have since been made, ii-iuup blankets. l~`r|.ui the :sorters one t heavy Southern l‘inc tiinlxcrs, iluurn '_i:ocs flown to lil" llwcilig and scouring _t five inches thick, and |\lfli~:‘vc wilils iii mltulini .L l.l'ici\ and cinrrctc
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-all so necessary to curry the tom; iruuni .'.ll.\l\l0 ffl-r.. Ilil-1 Excellency P
0f~Whll'llllK. throbbing wilccls, spiul iloulul il. n bii' stvunzy' , but his d les, looms, and lrnitl.in_i;-iilnciiiiirs [ill.~ri\ui;lll_\- rrutirul interest in mat- C which fill the long nvcn\l.\s of iiuor ‘tors pi-:‘i;liliill_»=_' to iu.l\‘strinl pursuits
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space, room after room. Tho l~lewson is-il him io pui 'up witl. the steam D . , _ - , _,\ - _. ., , __. ,_ , ' ‘ . .
Mill startr..1 out as unc of thc big nu -.tl mic odors fron boiling t
mills of the day, and consunlu.l nt ami cisicrns of wool ill various st:-'.- thc Outact three' or four i.llou:-:mill grs of 1-rciiuriug and coloring, ill ord-
pounds of wool pci' \vccli."l"<ulay ii or tiult llc nliellt “soc it nil", ln carload per week does noi. _Satisfy tin- ilrp:lrtul.;llt they were shown the hungry machines lvilicll seem ncvrr to ost. appliances for dyiini: fancy
be fed enough. 'l‘hc new machinery 1 now being built ill Eligluml will con- licws.\n S\\'cntr-r Coats reziuirc very t
a" carload nlore each \vock',so that in must, be perfectly oven and fast and ,,-
l1_-lil. lu u se-parntc room adjoining, ,U
the run of a year, a million puuulls- l _ _
‘i :~'t.url-al mysterious looliliig pack- H
of ncollred wool will srzlrccly suilicc
to keep the Hawson Mills s\\ppl.ir.;l..f\l- n
sts win. turn out the bvst and most ,, x|>rl\si\'c (lyi~\\'zlrus in ilu' world. The
lowing. an average of if pounds of_i ¢1¢un wugl to thc fleece, lucrc wc lmvc ii
mongst men, when the great leveling processes of thai; time will raise all the worthy poor and degraded and 'ill humble all the proud, establish-
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growth of the industry l-mil they were so fulmui.--._ ,nl "QW iledwm’ .mm a "”“ Faith'
quite surprised as they rccnlli'-;i the .iftcr iistering with interest to 'Le
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this lat- D col- u
ws of yurns, as the fine lilies of vp
he cncmies to the heart and cause hcm symbolically to fall before him
lain represent his messages of Truthln ld Grace wilicll tilcn will coilquerja
_ s .tlloy do nut now, except in the‘
‘~'i"‘ l""’" UW lf""”t G""““"" Umfll' hearts of the few. A sample of those g,
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ons that the now order of things is ymbolically styled in tllc Scriptures;
rein dwcl.lc-til--rlglitcolisness' if I ter iii, i3). (ltllers of tlle»I’salms
iescribe in higllll' figurative terms " Pastor' umsgl of the B"“°kl5'" . T“h°"““°\e~
ho work of the. Millenllial Age. For .\.,-ny from God those who need his rD________ ____ 10) "
l'i.f’.' :,` ' ‘ I" " ` ., . "_ ' ' . - .°.C§‘,'f_‘f,‘ ,,‘_‘y° ,§§,‘_‘_‘;,, _,pon thy _hm -.\muu§l1v and love and e\w\_v0_r- T0: The ore.-it creator has euntehted most Mi ht “ith th _ _ i such we Lord sneaks tenderly Say-.himself with such n supervision of
1 iumi every knee shall how ami.
15). His right hand that will teach errible things is the symbol of the
llc, sharp arrows which will pierce;
ow slain aftel this manner by e
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Bume an extra 6,000 pounds or bali bright und t:lsi",iul shailes which ¢_
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uarter of a million -ilu-ei>kcutl>1\~'v \
urd of Truth is furnished us in thcit
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sq _ , 'sitor is iinnl‘e.~ised_ witll tlllc fact a growing wool to mnkc ‘lirwsuu thatlioexpcilseis_sp111`G\l:.0Dl`U‘1llC0 Day of Pentecost. He preached tlle‘
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Tweeds and Underwear. ('oiisi<lol'i\lili-
ln‘ best rl lore. l bi til < othcs and 1'*
cconnt of St. l:eter's sermon on thai?
ruth plainly, ixllruuting ill the
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Australian and otllcr' fini, wouls nreikniitcd gooils.
hy maiesti ___ thy Laiezty ills. "l70Yll€ llllf0 mv. all ye that 1_*1'i human affairs as leaves mucll respon. rosperously. because of truth y auth hi” and H-re,_h.c.at;_y Iladenf a"(‘.l,,§ “£1 ,I flibimydn lmmail hands' He-merely Cekness and rightenllsncssl and my t:lldl?esy(liisIeiianle mtr?giii‘.ml.i.i/‘ta and V
ight hand shrill teach these terribleiqnyq ..Th,,i,, fem. t,,wm,d me is flings. Thine :‘.l'r;lu-5 are sharp ___ ________._,____ by the ______c____t__ of men.._m.,t he hcsirt of the l{ing's enemies; _ _ ins, word (lsninl, XM.,-_ ]3)_ 1-le _lier_cby §.hc _pcolig fallhuudcr thee" __;?w1(i have “S must him as u great so m xv, 2-5). ere 0 great _Re- `. _ , , F th ,_ -B ing, comer in picthr.-rl ns the giurioua ,!,Ov.mf"‘ gcnemm’ - -H e -bciyiii.
Inke as n futher pltieth his 1 1
onquering King of the Millcnnial th, Iord Compassionegh thqgg igc, and his victory over- cvcry op- 'ligverzncé mm.. (psalm ciii_ 13), osing influence is emphasized-"Ulu ,
ani-s L, - A
E. love, more i love, perfcct love. imes into our llcarts lt moI`0 llflll
every tongue confes|;». (Isaiah xiv.';0,.c msgs nut thc_fea|‘ whicll tllg
Adversary would _lllcllicillatc _un-_
hlch has burned into men s minds
iviuc power which will be exercised l fl _ ~ nm, the Hdocgrjneg of t the illallgllratioll of_the Iiiilgdom. wiiich we Apostle refers
1 'l'imoi.ily iv, l_). _ _ “Fear not their fear. llclthff "i fraid," says tile l.ord to those who re his people. “Let the peace _ ol od which passcth all lllliierstnmlilig ule in your hearts i" Bc faithful 5 C t,.,,,,¢_f,,ig Acgapt the assurance hilt "All things .mall work tfiizetllef
ir good to those who lovc Noll-‘t0 X _ ‘ pur-
le called ones arcordlni! fl’ ill”
gee" (Honlalis viii. 33)- This Via”
ill not fear when the cartil silall_bc
and when thc mountains
from New York April 5th- for Jevu- race. It is the lash which the Ad- imind (l (`orinthians ii, 14). “None salem-via Paris, Berne, Naples, Al- \-ersnry frequently uses to drive`of the wicked shall understand"
,interferes to raise up or cast down 'on occasions when the interest of his ,Cause and Program may demand.For ‘instance, the case of the Pharaoh, raised to the throne of Egypt, in Moses' day. God there raised to the . Throne a man of great determination. mul hindered from reaching the throne other men not so favorable
purposes. Thus, without lnterferlnz
praise him and the remainder he rc-, i
'lile Prophet describes the tumult of t
that day of overwhelming ;tro\lble, \ when God’s Kingdom will be estab-
swallow up the mountains, “The wa-so
tains shake with the swelling there- o if" (Psalm xlvi, 3). It is probably is
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hui. He mln his nearer.; how they Q
-1 mul i.llelr rulers had crucified the 5
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His Honor hioutenant Guvcrilur Mel( li.n<=u - uf l*rlnre ludlvurd ‘l fl
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taken to ' the wool l‘l`0ll“l'l“‘f l"“"“ii"("m.(I-.}ifil\l"i°:iii~ cnriliilg. '1`he'<-nr<l- where the stock is passed tlirougii al is _uo_\\___l_ ___ _____ _________s____ Mm is a burrlng machine. 'l‘hi.~a is a i_~»cric_s of . 'Ill-____ ____ ___,___ _wc “__ _Here are rapidly revolving fans ami 1i_luslir~s, nimv _ _ _ _est _md “nest
. _.i .t. frlr new
which separate um Hman `H"h nl UL ill; in-(iouml in this end of Cnn_
straw, bn;-ré and other flircigii mul. .<`l‘l‘-` __ _i _._ _ If f 1 and (1011. ter and Mow them out nfuonrg’ wlme mm.l “M'l‘\iil<l‘.(l\I\lniic‘~‘V nriigilzelnents for the cleaned wool goes \\\t~l ll F“f"“ ‘f“f"_Y__ _,___ ___,,,n_ ,,m,,,,th wmk eg, whence it is carrier] tu the lilixll\g__.sv;_._i;_i_~_i. ___ _____ _______________0__ ___ high floor. Here it is Pl`0P¢‘l'l.V lll"llfl*"l 7"’ i"'_' U, “.,,,,1l.-.. igomls. The large 'new' °°lm` “nd q‘“""Hty and PM thm".[ih ml; iruirilitlliilrs \\-nirli will soon bc instal-
trllixipin ilifykermiiildim (t`li§nT‘oiiii~< `r|ii\\ililr~ll l\i'i'r~ will l-c ili;c<N;1l|l’»_‘l_h5'\""y'l 0l‘ “K ` -_ ' f‘ ‘ :l .~-i intel-l u .mer-
llrades. The wool goes §,lii~oi;;gl_i___t_l_i_i_.~,:_li_:i\g___\_i_i__i_::_m___u______ _______ to _____ c0____ machine three times, um ins. l ': - __ I ,.l,,.__, by UH. \,,,s¢,,mk_ the third. Hn "0" °h"tr .is lc.t|q(,"\i". wil.:-.nit-(.w>iflil, nlld will embody at the .back of thc mil_cil;i\_s~..___l`i_i;;____: _____ ____.______`__ ______________ ___________ ___ the connected with all Ill' "`~ _,‘,, ' "___,
blows the wool .ip to oh-((v_:_i__»______f____.-____ ___;»____ _____g_____
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"Sword of tilc Spirit" up to thc
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_itllo licnrt." und it was the greatest , h
who are abiding in love m f l
when Satan shall he b limi with God
rincc of Life. They were "cut to _
lensing that could have possibly h omc to them (Acts ii, 211). Similar- U y during the Millennium, thc "ar- ,1 ows" of 'l`ruth will smite down all t
orting! How strengtllenhg! Tlloae
emovcli ' '_ '_ ’ ball becarried into the -midst of thc ,,a_ They might indc_cd be aston- hmi and int;-eplqletioii if these were
itcrai molultains; lm" they HV" “Yl“'
hlicin. 'rho veurle pf ill" i»°ff‘~ nder his instruction, will not be lu nrltncss that that day shall over-
l_ca_r_t_u1tll proper appleclaticli o_f In me symbology of thc Bible tln.,,,md yenm OHL but it is as go0d_ as L, tlcll own :-nnfu ness and (soils mel- ,erm earth is “Sed to ,.em.e§,e,,t g|,,.__________ and ____ m___________gf__l today ash cy, will fall before tile great King, Socmi 5t,.,,ct,,,.u_ as tim m.,.,,,mm5 ____,____ it was_ | accepting mercy “U0” his g"a°i°““ which constitute the hackbones uf‘tllel W0 are not of “,059 who woum terms-full surrellflcr. earth symbolize the kingdoms of thc '|. ,MS 'h m-nd of u fu ,lu t THE DAY OI" TROUBLE PICTURED world SllDDfll‘f°‘l lil' the Sucmi f”"l°"‘ feiiaxr. Raetllerl wig: wollld pthilitvqtheni ll-I
.' . , As the earth i'ep1‘cSeufS the flilfli "f ,to the fact that behind this cloud cf ll
The psuhn "f which Om text is B the social order. thc “ca wp"°5eMS ‘trouble there is a glorious sliver lill- part is _one of the Messianic Psalms. glasses which lash against _the i_ral_"tll img of Mm‘,,_,mml 10 an,\_b1,,ssi“ for u
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. _{’l__lDll€_t-l<i§_lly__?lltlt_synibollcally it the 1-egtess, t.urb_ulcnt, _lll..sa.t|sfn.ll Inu _thc famuies of the earth Rathe___
c s a o e loubc incident to seek to swallow it, , , the passing. _away of the illH"§"m` c?IIlltemilcElilld\'al of the cartll sym-i;:,?a,l;;;¥l(;a;“c0&:`aZi;1aLlh:lgiggxignig"if
tion of the new order of 1'llihU‘0'lS' bolizes the diliturhnllcc of the socinliin' tm,§’,. 'cm,He(,__ati,m that the m S
ness and love under the great Meiiia-',,,.,i¢.,» The ,,wf.llli\-,-ini; up of tlie,..,,mkc their cam" ’ and: mei? In-V i toriai Kingdom of (‘lu°ist. Whetlier|,,,0..,,i,niiis in the suns represents thc Um, S,_,,.,,.. to a shire in tha Kehfcl C the events willcli the Scriptures pre- iwerivlielniing of smile of the great‘,,0m glories ,md ..cHc,1pe those thmg I dict shall come fn our day or not, kingdoms of thc cartll by the ilpris-§,,,.,mmg upon the earth.. (I ukéxgis plies to fieslll- Israel th J ‘i':h ' we hold that they will come and he ,ng .if me people in auurcnistic re-[3,,) In a wérd the éospelxoi t 5' ' " 8 “M” "3" ill full coinportmellt with these pro- peilion against social order. .f.h,',|5,_ is not a meséage of dBm__a_
l’l‘°*i“ Pl°*“f°H~ 'Filer were Surly -"ran rownns 1'nA'r an ORDAIN io.. and fear Ami thi-me hue si. I
written for our instruction (II Tim- ED UF GOD." he ,~,,,Q`.e1,, daciarpd »-Goéd dam -S otily iii, lil). And ns Bible students The fmt that HK, Sc,-,pull-es pm. wt g,.en't 150! which'simu be unto :Ill
. ive ‘I0 wen ff’ take Med ‘#0 9l'0l`y phcticully describe thc overwhelming jeopleu (Luke “_ 10)_
item of tile Divine revelation, that of the social order und the great DEMVEHANQE OF THE CHU~RI,_H tllllu We may kerv Ourarlvfi-= lu touchigoi-ei~iimmiie of tin- cm-in inn.-ii not he PWTURD l with the I“5"it° one and in SYUIPH-lllililelatoutl to sigllifyi that the llibli in thc ¢,,,“.th and mth verses f°|_ thy “'ll-ll U-ll U10 l€8»tllF€S Of .hifi sf-.M icounsels revolution or unurcliy. Ou iowmg Om. text the Church is sym_ and wnn»del'ful Program. Let IIS noteitilc contrary. nil of (iod's people ,(,|i¢,,nv pivtumd as the git 0,- througllout the w0,.m . I thc particulars of the Psalm ill (le-l|,y,,-O,,g|,,,,,t the _qc,,ipt,,,~es are colin- .{ing,]0,,n of god his dwemn _ lyme .human s,.if,.,l,nc,§,~ arg Hbllfslm' (fr “HL Iseled to live penceablv with all men, ind the “mam 02 truth is re gl-Esengf Capital and *Labor w ll ' ndlwsbhi THE REFUGE UF HIS SAlN'I`l~l. iso far as possllllc- "l`l’|@.v P-W* <l“‘l“' ul as a river makin the Citp cle; terrible cataclvrlm oflalmifwl im to R "God is ollr refuge and strengtll, a'nelc-d not to use carnnl weapons, not ,,nd'|re,,h ,md mad g The D,-gciamarf for rich and poor alikemilzlillll Swim
\.,. thi ~ *_ ll_»i I __ _ __ __ _ ___ . _._ _ ~ Y until xt_i_y_ l;l;escnH____s |:____iari___;~3;l_l1;i £vl";ialni_to take t_|_»__ the _sw_n d f_.ir__the__ ~aitt__f;_ ruin is made, God is in me mms; Jalnta will then have pence, and that
0 Om ,ment of ilsputes. Jllt Hill l U ti of llcl i Silo shall not be moved v ihecause of their knowledge of the
. , f li ' . 'l`ll» are un-=l d that g; | , '_' _ . i . -,
_wig iu;\_\_re el_lt_ere(i_l into _covenant re-.(i\|‘;d liimtlle greatyil\'cl‘-fxirrlinaiirl that ii\(i:»K'l'i¢li‘;-liyiielgtzgllgliaelivlliliglrnigia gg:-:_ EiriN:.lti»dm»'ili?imtthellgctxilhngllafliismtriaxf n ons p w ti .nd tilrollgil Christ, altllougil he is not now ruilnlr direct- I ing 'rpg Church is to be "5 Urge. 'cept wliatever ills rmid e l 1.1
_ . ' i, - _- __ _ _ p ' cnc sion
tilroulzil faith and consecru lon, ami ly amongst us men he is full? theifruiis unto God. ...Her salvation eeisclld Mark the grand symbolic apos-
_ . Ely cc ,Master of the situutiou in that hmghe 13,-ide _of Christ Wm he nccommu-,,phC with which the 11-,Mlm Hoses,
:_r_i_l;‘2i_;‘__ln "r_l;l__.c_tri;;:lil_4;;lT___e\;cl_v_ troll-',couid at any time ovcrtllruw all _<_lp- pllshed em-ly in this Mm,mn|a1m(,m_ MM- Hg |¢E,,,,,, draw Us num." to _wh ______c,_ sig' and _____l__9 _:_f_>lll>l_;2. ponents. l~_lc does not acknowlc geging. oh, how glen will he gli ehmmlthc Fountain of Grace and give us ____0_____h__ .to ____ ____-di _v_v v. e that his ulll is nnw done in tllelnccountcd worthy of a place ln thaprest, peace and joy thruu li obedi.
X » ut merely f_l_\_rt_ll_,_dlil_l_t_tell__:::l_t£_sr_t_:_tn\»_;T_lJ:eilf\1_l0 ¢_'l_ect__ htdicrch-_"the Church of cl-le_e{i_co of_ he_?rt tu him, "He ilmmann-
. ' _ -I ‘ » ` _fu ‘ rr - orus, wlose names are writ-ie, maret wars to cease unto the
:l_l;__:_l;0__l’_l_¥_l_ll8e_;>I__hi_S _;1;1_lnt_s, hut ln nlllpray and tn hope mid to wait xii' it. ten lu _lieaven!" _“i-lhe shall not hefends of the earth; he breaketll the _____e' ____n___e ____ ___§_re\1mstances|T_Te tolls us that Satan is now theimoved, fa an agreement with the‘b0W in sunder; he hurneth the chari- _________ __ __f_____ __ 1____v\c pnsseth all, .I rrnce of this world by virtue of first verse in assuring ne that Gorlhi ot in llre. Be still and know' that l l _- S_P~___ I gh u keep the hearts,tlle fact that he deroivefi the mindsi,pz-ople will be preserved from fem- am God. I will be exalted among nn<____l_:i n_s o is faithful. ,and hearts of the majority. Godinnd doubt and mlsunderstandin of the heathen (Gentiles): I will be ex- - ere ore wlllnot. we fear, though would hnva his people- llnderstaufl i tho eve-llt.r~i of that Utlme 0| ig-gp lq'_' llitcd in the eart.ll.".
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_ lrpposmfml and mnnkindh “it t° th" ulwll the Whnlg “""l‘l (I‘“k° _xX"3"‘!' lure' examining is nearl three thons- r
true that such socialistic and anarchls it tic roarlngs have many times in thc m
land their rulers ,t'<'>` tremble. But
.some day, according to the Scrlp- “
itures, the final catastrophe will oc- ,cur. How near that day may bc
,who can tcll ? Quito n good many Fl
by ti`e Alnliglity, "i`.1\'cr of 1-vory` H g .. __ ,.
iearnest Bible students concur in the lthuught that such a climax is indica- itcd in the prophecies, for the 'year t §ii\i5. But be the date as it may, e
ake tllulll US Pl thief mid “S “ s"n_"°i1llc fact remains The prophecy we P
Tile i5 practitioners, ull followers.
E. STETSON
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Theirithurch iilthough een Renounced und
Their Standing.
ha-l born practisillg (fllristian Science
_, ir.-.. . 15,, . _ e. .
Y .
of Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson, Nciv
-the lodges of Labor and Capital, audi
to the carrying out of the Dlville through the columns of the i’rcs.-; tr.
t.
with the free moral agency of the thc "raging" Press for some tilnc king, God uses the wrath of man to h
raised Joseph to the Governorshlp of t Egypt for his' own purposes p
York, who were dropped irom thc rolls of the First, Churcll of Ullrist, Scientist, a fcw days ugo licrausi- they would not abandon the stand- ard of their deposed lender, have re fused to leave the chlircil.
They said that they would contin-
ue to worship ill the First i`hurcil, even if they were not iiietiliieis. They said, too, that they would go on pin cticlug (Thrisitinn ricicllre just as thollgil notiling hnfi llilppclleil, cvcu thollgil an uriier of ckronlilllllllcaliion came from thc liiiotrllrr i‘hurch ln limi- ton.,'f‘lli:i_uci:ion is preilictcd py ieinise in the First Church congregation
The cxpcllcd practitioners issued il
statement tonight in which they said that tile prcsrnt hoard of trustee:-i of the First (‘hurcli had shown il “lu mentable ignorance of the mission of flhristinllity" nlul a "iinng~ero\ls mis- conception of the teachings of l\-‘lary Baker Eddy," the high pricstcss of
Christian Science,
A statement from Mrs. Stetson was
also forthcoming, ill which she said she had no intention of bringing about a schism in Christian Science and did not need to build a new church, but, in spite of Mrs. Stet son's denial that she intends to build a new church, it was reported tonight that Mrs. Stetson’s followers incllldinr; those who have been ex- pelled from' membership in the First Church, might decide to erriet a meet- ing place on the plot of ground bor- dering lliverside Drive, which was purchased a few years ago by Mrs. ( l-ltetS0n’s students at the time till-_v 1 intended building a branch of the First Church there. This wus pre- l vented by- Mrs. Eddy.
It was learned that Mrs. f-ltritson
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and that their faith will enable them to triumph at It time when others will he in great distress and perplex-
ity (Luke xxi, 26).
THE GEN'I‘ll.l<lS RAGED.
Beginning with the 6th vr-rsc the
Prophet gives a brief synoptical plc- ture of the time of trouble and its consummation and the inaugurationl of universal peace. "’l'-he heathen (Gentile peoples) raged!" These words describe the tumult which will prevail amongst humanity in the t great time of trouble before the cli- max is reached. "Raging," angry L, voices arise from public mci-i.illgi;_‘,, and in the more private lneetin,_-sof
he extent permitted, ln Germany
ublic Press "raging," und every-
as been muzzled. The same is true 8 n other nations. ln Greet Britaln,ii, n the United States and in I-`l‘ance'g here is a fear of tumult througbia
ever since she was excommunlcated by tile .lfother tjburcli and that, while she has not been attending ser- vices in the First (‘»hurC.h ami had no intention of doing so, she has rg. tained her influence over many of the church lvorstlippers. Hqr practice is said to bc quite as large now as it wus in the days when she was the
l'_»coglli1.<~<i leader of tile l'irst (`ll\\r- rl.
.»\ri-lnlipiiilyilll; th.: siatclliflits frrnl
thi- I5 pructltiollcl's and lili-i. ;-‘,tnf,. sun, there camo one from imivin F. ll:-.iiii-l<l, ex-cllnirmu.n of ‘hc l-opnl 1.( tru:-:tf-es, who was llisnliss-rl from mcinbcreillip liccnuse he refused to ap- pear in-lore the present trllstces -to he examined as to his' views on the propel' metilod of practise. .\ll three _-:tntcnlc-nts were given out !._v i.il's. Kate Y. Horner, one of the i-x;>f»’led prnct.iti~»llers, at her home, il \\"Lst Ninctieth Street. _ lllrs. Stersonm statement was signed in hor own llandwriting and said that the constant attacks made against her interpretation ».-f the Vllristian Science textbook, "Sci»nce and Health, with Key to tue Srifp- turos," moved her to lieclarc lui'
position.
:~lhl-. said that she had taught and
proved the principle of Christian Science for nearly 24 years in this city. She says, too, that she has fol- lowed the teachings of thc textbook, ns wt-ll as tile personal instruction of Mis. Eddy, “in declaring for the ab- solute scicnce </if Uhriritianity, that ioil, or gooil, is the creator eternal ifc, truth and love-that God cre-
i
ntcil mail in his own inulge and gave
lim ‘dominion over all the earth# " “ln my teachings I have endeav-
ored to awaken ill my students faith in eternal life, or mind, the princi- ple of all real being, and to differenti- _atc between the so-called 'mortal man,” and the ‘immortal man,' or child of limi," she said. Here is ber statwlellt in part 1
` SAYS SHE WILI. CONTINUE.
"I shall continue to 'defend my
spiritual understanding of the .su- premacy nnd omnipotcnce of divine mind over sickness, sin and death. In this battle of truth over error, or mind over matter, "God is behind lle sllniloivs, keeping watch above his
_|_.u~n,' The splr-i-tually minded ----are
rnsping thc grand realities of being* nd through their willingness to ‘surfer with Christ that they may reign with him’ the ll-iugdom of hea- ven is estalilislled in the hearts ol
the followers of Christ.
"Among the many fnlsc che-F868 nd rov<~r.~ials oi the statcnmlltslnade y me, I notice this: "l`ilat` I have uthcred my s9u<ients together _with view lo oi'g‘alliv.illg_- ri schism.' “l have ucvrr called my studfmts
strained. Similarly, God previously 1
A l Vhoever aces that anarchy is t_h<i,i
m
lished, saying of the sea thati will (l
tors roar and be troubled; _the moun- o
hing possible is done to restrain ii. U, me for any p,,rp,,,,~_. 9,, has been
mputed to me. l have alwnYS T0'
mit ‘lreadful l-°""’l` °"“""’“"i"3igi~ctted n separation of schism when- ivllizatlon must realize the wis<loln;i»g'§~¢|- ii fiecuretl ln a church, an-d have f reasonable restraints upon hi`s|q,',,m,,,-_|,i,,,¢1_,- Si,.0,1 for unity among wn tongue and upon thc tongues of tm h,.Cth,.c,, in the bonds of i0ve_ them' .N°"efU‘e|°S“ lhll' HCl`ll'lfllfl’S I do not need to build another how us that all effort to siillpl~cus'Ch,,,Ci,_ 1 imvn Bi,-eafly prepared im'
he tumult and tllc angry voices of’c cn 1-ieltishly "raging" out againstfs
past caused the kingdoms of earth each other uill fail. in
Tile prophetic picture contil\llcs~-ft (ind uttered His voice; the mirth,
diilce, ii resting place where weary, iornrtossed, sudcring humanity may i nd refuge from the lllsc#-rds of mn-
orial existence.
“Tllern they will lcnrn, through the
melted." 'f`.‘i» llnfaithfnlnesu of lln~ i
li`.l- l S i \ Health
rnanlty, thc cinnlor of gr(-ed, both inixlly H L' am pen” an(
ch and in poor, will l.c answered ,_
ood and perfect gift.. H. will uc-, er 'Hin voice." or, as another propli- i H t declares, "llc will speak to thc -,
ection, for their reproval. 'l`he re-i,, uit will be that the symbolicnll artil (society) will melt.--the sociallo
00Dle ill His anger," for their cor-ilt
itll Key to thc Scriptnrrs, by our
ew-rcil lumlcr, llllu l€lldy, tliscovercr
nil foluldcr of i"-hl‘lL+i.`la/rl blcionlc. the
way to eternal life. 'I"llei'cf0ro, I have
o intcntlun of chnligillg my fixed .ir;-rise, \vhi.ch is to abide in Bpirir ual consciousness, the llllriersiandlngl i the allness of spirit." ._
The statement. from tho practitiion-
rs aftnr announcing that in ite
istrilcture of civilization will disintc-I grate. Another l~.'cripture di-clarcsi hat that disintegration will lic so rent that _"every man's .hand willl e agnulst. ills neighbor." | ‘But the Prophet llastens to as:~1'.lre\i s that in the midst of all this tu- mult the Lord will be with Hini onsccrated people. We read, "Tilt-‘ .ord of hosts is with us. Tile Godi of Jacob is our refuge." This prom-I se applies primarily to the cruise-i rated (lhurch of Christ--Spiritual’ Smel- “lit if- 8-ISO sccondarilv np-I
ion, whicil will participate in this, tune of trouble, but be saved out of` t. ali the Scriptures declare (Jeri:-I .mlah xxx_,. 7_). In this time of trouble , the Lord rl Jewels, His saints, will be katllered to their heavenly home, at-! ter which Divine favor will begin to: return to israel (liomans xi_ 2-,;_3(,)_i
The Psalm closes with a picture of'
thc devastation which will prevaili
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-‘. - - '» '51' if their ilisliiiilsal, they had attended
f morning service in tllc First L`»hu.rch,
‘said that Une 15, one ang all, sub-
scriiicii to thc teuar.ts rr (ilristian Science. ns set. fm-til in "science and Health." A-n outline of their belief
'that truth is tile destroyer of the
enemies of man is given, alrzl the pra- ctiti.'lur~‘.~»= Muni su.y’;
"lt, is thc right, privilege and duty
of man to declnrc the law and to ex- ecute judgment upon everything that ii; opposed to his health, happiness and prosperity. Christian Bch-noe calls ull that is oppoued to this law of good animal magnetism and also clearly poinii,-l out that an 'bills is neither fiod nor enlallateti fr<l'“ ' G04. it is not power, but merely H bill!! belief ill power. _ . ,
W(\lll.D HELD IN BONILAQE. ~'rl.iA :amp hoiict- has held. .tile
world in llun.lrlLi’0. and l.S the .°\\‘F° of every ill known to mall. ._ If ,li Against the belief, this iliusiv,n..$l\l= dcspotic fear that we have \,\!Df'¥»¢d und practised. This is the teach ng
we lmvc received from Mrs _hugugta IG. Stetson, G. S. D., which we ii ve followed and are coptinuing to (ol- low. It llascnabled us_tn heal lille sick and winning, and wesimll con- tinlle to do no." _ - .- _ mr nmiela, in his ammmmie tllat` he refused ' to 'appear .bcfoh .the board of trustees because lla-\’@*|&d tile uttnr lncnmpateney of thC|80`.\r\n
emlad me before them to» iatellugciat-
ly, justly and ill a Ghristly mermcr pass upon the questions involved, ,he- cauae of their lack of undarstaadipg of divine metaphysics, which is true
Gliristian Science.-" . ~ . '-~“_
Mlsshlnry ll. l°lnncy,`who`ftir
eral years was orgisnihirof First. Church, has resigned that po*,i _ Sho was one of the practitioners dt-
niseod. _
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