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Aydcn, N. C., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1S95,
No. 51
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Iv. 1; IUel. Vice-Pre*.
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milbnat baib oHnnsaBite.1 ih*Oivu.'l h.
ba pnrarNhl aitioRg all aaUwM and V.crarr
rrwiQfv.—Mark m. is. tuk* nt? 4?.
|oh» H.ia.j7; 1 Tim it.4.
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b«ti Sir «aa(Mf a rtnift QU.lietl f>ir him
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8^. Jl*«. a tvkii, ID, i.wIm aii,. 3 Luke
r«ir. 47, Aci* kU. U. Mark i. iS.
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0««1 Ua KaUiw. by Uh> H. Jy UNhK, th«., jb
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BY J. S. MOHI ER.
The following in a copy ol an
article sent to the editors of a
popular religious journ.il: who.
recently, through their journal,
, endeavored to explain away the
literal skJe of feet-washing by
Substituting any act, or acts,
courtesy or hospitality in its
. room, thus making the command
ol I'hrist ol Donetrtect.—}. m. s.
1 >ear Sirs;—
In your issue of Oct. 2.
‘ 895. replying to an inquiry con
cerning the meaning of Chrisi’4
anu practice of feet*
it. J8 H fact- That wo CHunotjaH the nnrratko of ihesuiroringK
fed us humhic, ‘(‘fusing to pra;-|anil death of Christ—a narrative
t 00 It, is also a fact, Feei-wash-joxorting f*o wid« an inHuehco
ing do.'S aluiil of 8ub»t»tu* and nwokening m.:h deep and
univeriittl feeling, and tiie jvowor
of which after so iijany hundred
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'.••rms (be t-T. of Um ifQlk, U>a( Uwy
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asd »faih ctf tfod a Bpr:n .wry miqI .iTbmib
ibatd'«tb*yil, Hriaa aad dpn^ ibrrrda;
Sm Ikwa la B'p raapari tf parviMM wiib «,»1.
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liiMaali.tand li.
n. W* hatWn (bat all rbaiwa dylox ta
tnfiisey. kSTtBa a,4 aoiiraliy Uaiwfmawil
tzaitm tk* law of U.4 (a tWIr >»« pot
*r.«.ar» .«(y wi*,*! p, gf* dwtti,
QbKl. »aati>an{*,(,HiU»Bi }., ,sr foa
tk« Ini Adam, awt S"t (bat any os* U
(bMtlpjyLssulka(««U. *baU differ pea
MkBMM hi Mlby (bdguUt o( Ariaoi'i. Us,
■ r i;j' k Itllw kkaf’tfim .tf (..( — I iAm
ir. t». Matt »rttJ. t. 8.4. •( Mark ti. SI,«.
Mall lit, 14,
1> W* h»li.-r* tka( «.#iu arr Ui
ftiMW o a eaviae Milh. Ami (U( pb (L.- w
•H (!.» pxraui .pf ftwr. otH >-«l ..I Up« cu
' ‘ C,. ' rT-.'* rurrui |,(, U pf..mia*«i V/
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It W» b !i*v: r-. B.ji, ka« asy war-
Y Ipt pQM;fl.',.i>.a)'
ing entirely out ol the way, and
substituiig nearly anything else
in its place!
fivery Hible student knows
ihai (here is a literal side to the
(tospel. aswellas a spirtual one.
and that it is throuj^h the literal,
or materia!, that we reach the
spiritual. Hence, in baptism, our
hrefni, HM-enai (mrllea are cm.
merged in literal water (or our
•piritual benefit. In the Com
munion sorvice, we partake of
iileial bread ami literal wine by.
and into, our literal bodies for
•piri.u.d strength. » e have no
more right to tmt aside the literal
m (eet washing. a, exemplified
by Christ, than we have in bap.
lism. or in the emblems of the
Communion.
i'unher. if literal, bodily obc-
dience is evidence of' inca|iacily
lo understand Christ's spirit,"
then Christ showed more inca
pacity than any of his disciples,
for no one more literally obeyed
the bather in all thinyrs, even to
the bitter death ol the crosa.
Again. If It is silly to literally
obey Christ in feet-washing, then
Christ must have been silly for
teaching his disciples to do just
as he haJ done to them. John
'J: 14. I'aul mutt also hate
lie It villy lor leaching Timothy
not 10 rccieve a widow into the
charities .4 the church, save on
condiilon of hating washed the
saints’ feel. i Tim j: to.
Again, Seijier chiui nor
a.*b* «|K)Mles, aiiywhrrr. m »)l
^->.^v..i„.,he.Scr.plure. ,each either by
^h4la0tMnf;IW4.'.^l«,..*!w>•ltI or iiiiiurtijon, dial f,e;.
wf *a.»I *''**'*' ** '*•" “‘dv uHcndi'd
•r.l ■••♦Ml »»4 a t* a, havlm'***' “‘d'.iit li‘««ik||* iJn-
:;rr;r,'>■■■■■■ h..
lankm (kar. lU baik *!•;
.in .. .. un . - . „ Ili.eiple, lo SVii.h rii„.
washing with his deaciples, you
say. reUiive to those who tate
Christs teaching and practice
literally, '‘It is a silly literalism
showing incapacity to understand
Christ s spirit, to i»orform the
same act by way of obedience to
a precept which was meant to be
applied in many ways.”
keimirkable language! Vir. „„„„
tually igniiriiig the literal side ol 13. g
iheGo.speT Taki-ng the literal
side useu by Christ, in leei.wash- i- ■ "nsbi'il Ihe
ing entirely out ol the wav. and ""’"■‘•y from mo-
lion, nor diasolution. tdl theej.d
‘omri, but ia unique in its de
sign.
ChrUt te»^hes,i(( John 13 10,
in answer to IVU-r's over-i.**!
oii.'i dbijKfoiiion, “lie that ix
w.i«h(‘d (bq»{rz(Hli, needeth not
to bo waxlied,—-buptizecl again)
BsTve (ex- opt) to wn.-h hix foot,
but ia clean every whit.” Hero
two washings clearly taught
both xyuiboiiial of spiritual
c (Mnsing.—;he washing in bup-
ti.sm, ai d the waj-ljing of feet.
Auer the feet-wiuihiiig,all were
pnniouncoil clean except .fudhH
t.lohii 1.1:11) wlioao unclean
nexs waa of the heart, and md
of the feet, 'kccasioneil by tli*'
dusi of Ptiles jDi*,
Again. If only the dust wax
intended to bo wiiHhcd oil' the
diHoiples feet, would Feter'x ro*
fuaal have resulted in severing
hisentij-e part with Chriist? John
year* would ktillbe the same.
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t'.oih. whore theiri.f-i ‘eiehruled
infidel* of the ugc '•>...1 lo aa
Mcnjt le, the geiiih 'ucit preoMot
-t ..'!s;;|i-'i'i“'in.n;,;ii:;.,;;:;r,:: r:h::,,t!:ii:i:::7:h:Hi:;;
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(to u'fcK 1^1 'V'lf li ('Ini-t (B, ItH , 1 *»>n6*If titk*(» Wo bwi*’1
knwla*! Biaa mukioi *to *•,*» ltoc‘,,/ , pvrt m (ho eo«l>W»4UM». aud-
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iB**i*BUo..*tk,urj •♦rtsBii! • »** Ul'ku.ig* pain wonderful! I kuo«
tM aitoX** r*pHe„«i._ uxi„y „ . Kiimtatalk Mv. and he dm'* le t of no ihbh *n Kr««- w
4. ♦c tw.»to(t.i*aM«r.t4 «-iv it...4 f... i hraww' wko 0014
l . J ..,-. _.*(/•■ "'“ling Is write «ml.|,Mk with weh .bll
tiv’os of |)cr80uul cit'anliness.
would not the d(.'C(ples have so
underktood it? IPu Christ askx
them: “Know ycTvhat I luve
done to you? ’ (John Id: 12)—
iiHplyitig nKpiritunl .signilication
that th(} disciples as y^t did uot
undersiiitiO, based on literal
Aiel-vvas|jUq^
Again. In order to impross
the neoewity of ihu rite on the
mind* of bis dii»(!ij)le4. Christ
caiDs attention to his superiority
• *'or th('n) «.■( thitr Master.
Siiii-c he coudffojwlcil to wa«h
he fe t of Ins inferiora. they
ought to wiHih tlie fe.,t of their
ciiual",— one Rnoih-r’s feot.
.lolin Id: 14.
Ajyidi Knowing ’‘tluwe
things” w«* scu promised happi-
uoKsif we do them (John 1.1:
1* I. but We are n(>t promis'd
happiness j| we substitute
•omrthing else in room ol
Christ's commands.
The la.at words u^the Savtor
to the disciples were. “Teaching
them to olrservc allthings what*
»oever I have commanded you."
•Matt. 2S; 20. Susely. if Christ
commanded anything in the
Co.vpel, he coinn.anded lect-
washing. The term ‘ Whatso
ever” means everything, thus
including fet-was‘.ing.
Till-: HIBl.K and TIIK
IN'HDKL
’icked men are nco'led for
0»t»ecially important forma of
8t*rvioe. And what iiiore itn-
fXM'tant form  ( service ix there
than that of the Christian min*
n'try? Ilo not be in a huny to
ordain a man to the uiinixtry.
“Lay huiide fuddeidy on no
man,” Ibo ntHnl of tlo pulpit
t('-d«y is not many men—but
niou. A human laung of the
mawuKne gender ),s not ronllv
needed in the vanksoftheChris
tian ininiHiry m.le.-uj he hu* the
maiily qualities that will make
him respected and influential for
good in any (Siainmnity. l^iinph*
piety in uvt 1)0 joined to profound
con8c:entiotur.e>a, unxwerriiig
moral rectitude, well defined
and f;xed purpos(\«. u natural
(•♦pw'ity for leederuhip, sound-
ncM of judginont. great knowl-
otige of human nature, and a ta t
that is iirjkossiblc without
ubounding (‘hatify. The Chri.K-
tiau iiiinistcr who i« not eusilv
and by all rcLsignizible a'* u
Mtrong, consistent rfmraeter and
a true gentleman has mistaken
his calling. There are too many
Highest of all ia Leavening Pow«.—latest L'.S,Cort Report
Baking
lewder
/IBSOUITELY PURE
after 1 was in bed. and prayjmember until the Master said,
with me; then you prayed with! “It is enough, come up higher.”
tne morning and noon too. when 1 He was ordained by a council
you could, and it was easier to'ifrom the Jackson Q. M.. consis-
bc good than it ta now; and youjtingof ke •%. John A. Oliver,
used to rca.I gwid papers and A., W. B«ogha*Ti and Bro. B.
books to me, and now you hardly. Wallers soon alter he came into
ever do; and so 1 do not have,the denomination. He never
these good influences thrown took the pastoral care of any
around me.” -churches, but aided nearly all
Mother.-, can you imagine the churches of the Jackson O.
how I felt.* I told him ! was sor- M. as supply, when they had no
ry that on account of my un--pastor. He was twice married,
faithfulness he had gone astray,, He died after months of pa ient
bull thanked God from my verj* suffering, Oct. 14,1895. and was
heart that he had made him fed buried the next day in the Rice
the need of a mother s pra)^*. c .melery. Bev. R. ]„ Farmer
and 1 told my boy that hence-; preached a very appropriate
forth everything would be sec* funeral se.-mon. Rev. Charies
ondary to my praying with him Reeves as&is'ed in the services,
light and morning. A memorial se.-mon was preach-
Oh. why is it mothers negl-ct ed by the writer ihe following
this duty.* iVrhaps your boys Sablaih. He was one of na-
and girls do not alfapeak to you ture's n(.»blemeii.an honc«5*^-
about these things, but they Ue was firm in r ”
must feel it just the same, prob- , convictions, w^ •\a"iv
ably not so much if you unpopular, ^ * * ’
never prayed with them. butVi-.j X^f>unu ', Produce,
then you have all the more to ..
answer for. What a terrible ifUr jj^OOtis arc New,
'hing to fteglect doing all we O. v ,
- .. . .... . ‘■vIisIj
«*» coiling. I Here are t.o manyA.nrgject do«ng an we,y. ..- i- ,
iucotiaUU'm and ‘ alopuv ’ mi'iB?: children to.Jeot
in li. vis, iUTTm ' •> ■•‘V! ."eig.iKV, x.s.k. W
are not there from the highi^T ^ thew few words will an excellent citizen The 1
are not there from the higheat
motive*, too many who are ia-
mentably igsiorant of human na-
ture. t( o many win* cannot do
the right tiling without doing it
btuuderingly and offen.iively too
many who are oaxity diacour-
aged, too many who e.xcito con
tempt rather than rvape- t in
tlie minds of quick wdied «>co.
pie. It u related by a Dundee
paper that a good old Sco-ch la
dy oooe axked her neyhow. a
preaefaer whom nobody caTt*dto
hear, ’'JameK, why did you o.‘.
tor the minixtiy?' “Because I
wa*called,”hore|died. ‘.fami*#"
Mid the old lady an\toudy,“Rrd
you quite sure it wasn’t rome
other noiac you heurd’? 'Rretn-
run of tbccimrchaa. ilo not be in
haste to tirdain « tnan to the
miniatry. ‘Tjiy bauds euddonly
on m» man.” Pi ked no n art*
needed iuthc Christian miuUtry.
Til* Holy Ppirit never niakos a
misuike in thia matter. .Men
MioielimcH do
r- »"v»i wuru» will: an c.xcciieni aiiz-sn tne .
arouse many^a mother to wake!0(v and children have the sym-
up to her rcsponjubdity,—A;pathy an.l prayers of a very
Mother.
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A 1.1, Mothers, do i-oo pray with
H.I.. i./ihl’V*!;'''''" ''Riri*’.. ,I h.vv
«ne boy. and I Have N,
he was about fivf. years ol age
to pray with him night and
morning. For nearly a year
back I have had to many cares,
disappointments, work, compa
ny. pleaiurrt, in fact every,
thing tkat would seem to hinder
me from praying with my hoy-
perhaps if I went to the found-
atiou, I might say that I lacked
zeal niysell. There it a change
in my bo)d I le is imrly fifteen
years of age. }le )•
thoughtful, not ail earuest. not
ao zealous, is altogether adifier
tiT J. K. Y(ii NO. j It is with a sad heart that we
——• |snnouncc the death of our be-
Why art* so many \oMhp ut«n‘ brother, .lamvN Stocks
and woi«.‘n out ol ChrisUau''^^ this life Sept. 5lh.
w'ork in tills ago.’ 1 think om*; ^toihcr SuKks was Ixwn Dec.
great causa for this i.a that He leaves 9 children
Bibb*-wa.s taken out of oui pel*. * host o. grand-children, and 6
lie schooU. Very few (»i' the gteat-grard children to mourn
youiiglmve even rend the x\'e« their loss. The children bav-e
Tt'statreiit. I have ic*sted ihi.s * loving lather, and the
nmiiy limes. No person oughl.friend, but
to ti ii *h public sctKxd who Hcavin has gained a bright
not s CnHstian. Tin* publo; Brother Su*cks had been
M?h»H\l it * . fold of thi* eh«ieh! *“’*‘**'^*'’“*^^^'‘*^ -^«^^**>TOver
atwi it ongla u, fo. aoura.Ut.il br,55 y-enrs. The luneral wax con-
the nhureh. .St'luHd ivttdiiiig by KU-r W. H. l.aih-
buildiog charaUer. -teachingto ‘"Khouse to i lai^'c but.xtteniive
think. Tho entire being of whjvh the
^h^ld should Ite bujfo up
melrh-ully. ’Ihe t.nuUfo* *ap.
port esvii other liky ilo* four. —
w'alls of s liuilding. until the vr ry last amt Mtd he
W« am now- prcaohiiig ,4{^was wiliingt? die. lie sudered
Top.ku wiia a g,»o.l it.tcrcHi t.f* >£*’*•* several months
*l«il Wit*,. May the tro-il before he died. He told his
-hspherl Ik* h**r«lc\i'|-ywh,:u'.v'hiUreii that stood armiiid, that
. he Could iv- stay with them any
K«. Ro'.x.r,k, ch...„cii “ '"t "*“■
hor,. ia Chester ooumy, I'.-nn , ‘ ^ «•">«> h’m .n
August 10. i8j;. Professed rr- “"** * crown of
hgton ir» Ihe city M Philadelphia
in 184,\ or 4andunited withthc' N«*kA Uooar.
M I*, church He mo\-ed li»; ——-
Muskinumn owniy. uhin. I ,..„y to iol«.„ o»
l»5J, alter titii m l.awrrnir Itw d«atlt ut our «,i,r
cotMitj, iltitn lo GoII;. oouttty. I.ur, lugo.ll, „o,r llo*oi
frtw diwt I,. IHko county, and S.itnp. she had I o.it outftntd
hually to .I,.k„n .mtoiy. In oho !M..d ooK t.o wc. h,. and
iSdjhd. tor .rttiK cntiou. rea wonted to h. K-itrr l.« Soiul,,
tain^ toned the ChrUtian con- hot 1;, ,1 M.„!.i-.yat loo'ct.'.l
n»clK« and was lictn«.d to .S'.,-tu.chi -.to, ,1,1
prtoch. lo .August. iS(i4, he
Irndy WAS uken to the bmily
g»avc->‘ard ami there laid away.
Brother So'cks was eoasriou>
e«. b^; ant i:“c*'"■ "Z’
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