vol. xxsiv.
AuXjx&Bir zsr. p. ; wEXDisTEaip-y, mabch 22, :is7i.
1
.... '.! - " t. - , i
v . - for the Biblical Recorder. , '
: , - Let' the Truth be SpoW j
f Editor. Tcrar corres
pondent (Yen Us) of the 15th
alt, seems to he in donbttn re
gard to tnQ trnt " aml' inlPofr
tknce of the christian religion.
jfar X-in aware that the dif
ferences which bxist between
the Baptists andlPedobtptista,
do hamper the mind of those
"WOO alv fcvr Mrvvfc&w
the truths of the christian . ro
'IjVion as a mere matter of fact,
with difficulties whicb are al-
most nnsnnnonntablo. But I
am Tally persuaded tnat tne
wrong is inhnen,and not in the
truths of the Bible. . And ho
cause fallible men differ, is no
reason that we should discrcd-
the truths of theLBi We.
"We shonld not go to tho dif
ferences of men to prove any
thing but to the standard: so
the Bible and see wlfollqws
But your correspondent says
his "difficulty is - not with the
doctrines of the Bible &c.n
"But the gordian knot, which
I can notpossibjrpuntien (And
I am certaiuhenastie'l it him
self)" is found in the following
statement." - ; '.-
4tThe Lord Jesus has, in .tho
gospel, promulgated his com-
' inands, accompanying v them.
with the "most solemn sanc
tions, promising his 'favor? to
the obedient, and - threatening
' the disobedient with his dis
pleasure, when at the same
' time, 1 his laws are declared in
language so vague, and ambig
uous, that ! hey can not possibly
he understood." . - . ; 1
"In the name of reason, I
ask can an institute, or relig
ion, subject to so serious an exr
''ttiou be divine 1"
. TT 4-1. A. il. o lAlminitAtl
such exceptions.. 1
-I confess that soTne passa
ges, in King James7 Transla
tion, are burdened with ambig
uity, owing to the stato of the
language at present And
some ; words are s anglicised
.which should have been trans
lated. But this fault is in the
translators, and not in Christ.
OPaulsays : MBut the natural
man receiveth not tho things
of the spirit of God ; for they
are foolishness unto him : nei-
thev are srmritnftllr discerned? J
I Cor. ii :14. Audi suppose, i
if Tteis notii speaking
ironically, that this must , be
his condition. Now I , assert
that Christ's commands - are
spoken in language plain
enough for any, sane man , to
understand.
But the difficulty,!, after all,
which seems to bo in his (Ver
itas7) way is that men ; differ
about baptism. Now liiy.aur,
swer to this is if the Scriptures
prove anything "under the
sun it is the immersion of bo
lievers.in water, without the
least iutimation tint" infants
should ever be substituted for
for believers, or sprinkling for
immersion. 5 ,
Divine sanction, precept,
precedent, or example cannot
be produced for such a change.
And I would suggest a supple
ment, to the prayer Veritas
has compiled, for some of his
"thrbne-beseigers," in the lol-
, lowing words : Oh Lord, we
know thou hast not command
ed us to bantize , ( or snrinklel
! infants, but it is more conven
ient, and we think will answer
es weu as me immersion 01
believers.
: He; (Veritas) gays: "The
Kcran toz more tsvidenco
divinautIi?nticity.M ; "The
mcrjlicn are rnoro united
tln chri;t-ns
JEo this vro answer: Satan is
H3 Enre.of tho mcssulinen as he
wants to be, in their present
-disturb them.
But he wants to divide thc:3
who prefer toba cliristhns, in
order to "haipcr" tbo mind3
t
ci r.3 mny 3 hz can. a
... . Vr. A. Pool.
Taylorsville, lu C.
I OTE. If Eeems to : bo ; our duty
to r'ate, that 'V.eritas, was Elder
TT. II. Jcrd an, and Is "U'as certainly
ing ironically..
-Answer;
It tCf B ut salvation depends oii
(j I in st alone. , ,
1 I o
1 1 -
ourselves oi iuis memoa asi ii measurca mur uescrt ? witn of nhrUf " at1 ntiiliiiAa in
! Dkar', Rboobobb :-My V jm " tUpir stead imtorate,, and tho
l.it ' n-i n-l.nni ftf I. . vH4i fVrtlM I U. 11 V 1U Ills itlUIVtUMlS. iVIItl UUU I.UUMSI III iUMIIli VUU1IU1UU iUf UU
I.
For. tJe Biblical Recorder.,
- Andersonvllle., : -J4.
young brother, O. Inrham, of
Yako rovest I College, thinks
chancro
,of ,b,if r vile ienmity.- ,and: opposition J
that because I" said
... i
sermon, did not grow
particular" text, I ought to
LimvT ivliJit: dnna ffroWout of
it-i in ?uke manner,- i say a
has been distributed over many pravors th it n
i 1'ornuiia iii'Xi. vj.. nnu is i read i mmiA nriitA inr n ttmn tnumvrt i iiim.t navm.f rnnfntannrnnT.
i ccriaiu t : - . w I " - ; ? i . ; ------a -r- v--- -t
' a r n7J-""sans. Jt may be found active habits may , so.ronovatq p the,, costr-not .who horn we
' uuu in miu vuuicia ui i ijis Ills ueullll illlll iTUUirilliq I "i uwiu wuv ti wti swiMf
picture. frames and in other I to enable him to roturn.to his I tucro is, no,?repentancot inihat
conspicuous places. : - - - ministerial labors, and bo long NeiUerdoes' jepentanco require
. L . l 1. 1 ? J. ! l ntilAtUAM Alfmh f vnT
. J .ft - . . jfc. -.
ministers 1 rstea u nr tmmtr
overy where preacliincr 'the
word in accordance with their
coniinission' stay at home arid
ord, and this is the solution Jf
the "TJnVnrtwn pmit-.'' - ' '
1 waikefl sadly - through the hroad central walks are
L-nlA -i.:k i.i covered with nure whifn c,t
from fffteen to forty -1 W f"e Vlack .eorfili pc-hlo is
Yankee prisoners ofW scad oyer it, which has a
Trti not crro w unon
. r 4. i . -..-. v si l j '
a oanyuu i: fllU urrader of the wdl to
lor grauiou j uim a- iwi t
Jots grow upon nt niLuougu x
never saw such a tree-' -
: It has been tho burden'1 of
prayer and of vthought' with
uie not so much to know what
the, unpardonable ? sin Uiui
that I may never be guilty ' of
thatin. Tho sermon refor-f
red to in a fonner commuriica?
uou reprteuis ,iuo -ui l'auu- , vatio of otherg
amo sin to do -someming- hko g, ;A dosiro to o' y Chriat iu hi
nej?iecr,inriiie crearsaivaxion. i commands iin-iimnnanoe. : . . f
or siigntmg tne cans 01 mercy i , jjv &n w
nntil the Spirit grieved :takes
h is; ' everlasting flight; r ' 3CU
leiffbr the'sermori was Mat-
j . . 1 1 . 1. ! I nrlmtUn. .,an.t ft .W.... ! I - . J ' ....
ten kvidkjtcss op conversion, i presorveaasau iionoreu iuiru-f "mim? ugui..w mch; uui comwission Jind therefore the
m UH BeiyemL-iorsaKei ungoauness churches.wiU not mv thm. r
anaiyprwiy jiiists Jtbti thatis
Resolved 4. That these res4 lunxlerstpoaandWelkriownl
ment in the service of. his
vino ULasier. .
2. The rqmoval of a birden ot ain.
gradualfy or suddenly.. 3 , -,vf -
: J,3. ;A uewr Jov to Christiana and
to Jeans.' . v - '-
'i? .4' A,, new reliBh for ,the Wonl-of
: ? ;; " , ... m
5. . Plfaauro lnaeerot prayer, at
leitst at tima. . ;
v.C,Sii rk ain ful thoughts will
cause jIn, , ,
7. Da-iro and efibrta for the aaJ4
.- - v v !
; these res4
churches will not pay them.
.:... j ,A i . MONTAGUE.
w re fellow creatures stilL with i ? aaU hi;ra.a cc ,ar'ji rcs'e.
the same Heavenly Father, and llr. wd ,J laaf : raa5
the same caDacitv for mianrv nr oU kcePs ever th? sllcat
ment.
10. A jfro viMirioairb hp I W
ana like Uamtw 1 John in: d. -
.4rf you a Christian? Jf not, why t
We will review this card:
1. Who makes a full sur
render of the will to God 1 2.
a. -trfiril vn era i n at' t n a IT nl v hWOlW Conversion UOCS remove gow.t ilinnro nF his mvn rnontnnM'i
it shall not'be forgiyen tne paraon ot sin,me nnpar - " tTr a word, the worth of alibis
. - ' O . ,? l 3 2 ; A !I flin nnoaihllirir rtt Ilia mini Alll- I i . . j -fii . . . . .,--t i
i it . ' us .--. ijt i An miner i.iiAuBnmn T.mnrr i aio avajvimuvu. uu i i i. 1 o
uiai uuu uuui wa.ni u: anu at
thewxii: 32, "And -whosoever
tycalteth &Kwntft against tle
Son of man , it shall be" forgiv
en him ; but whosoever speak-
eth
Ghost;
him
ther
there is any similarity bet ween
the text and the sermon, I am
not able W see It-u According
to the sermon, the nnpardona-,
W sin ma?., bo "i committed
without uttering - a. word r but the word of God. 5. I don't
according to the text and the: know" but I think it probable
context it appears that - it is sorao unconverted persons
committed by t spcaMng only j take pleasure even in reading
Iwna Wats nt Tin vila ;i1iv.1ia prayers in secret. 6. Sin or
olntions iVe Unread ?iinontho! I IJut te; jjostisiascettairied td
chnrch hnhWrand that a'coi) heno4reformatoht, hwt regen!
- T". 7 1. 1 TM " k W 1 I - w
1)Q "presented to"' par ;bejdvqd lf atpilpr fUwUy;3emst hagaihst 'ill propositions
pastor as a memorial of out.aH i.ia .wiu s noifeceiye eaa abolish, transfer, or sell out
lectionato
at
a
Iishod
ft rtir
An A.J Udy,agamst ;,all
. . o -n . . r I IMPlf ItPSI Will fir IhKIP hcotiilnl I -mm v .
oi mi en. X75 1 x. i- : - . -v.-r? '""Ui1 M.ri nan Jicraiu. in is Harmon v wittt
H. O. Moss, Mod. .t ' mvyw&' our views: but we respectfallr
G. W. Blount, Clerk. , ,4 ; le Wfna no protest against the proposed
thnl il. I. i .1 il A.
ly called Bro. Thos. ROwcn 7 T
A 11 n- snoweth mercy.1 is He comes to
. HH ' lliivn Cfllr.RTl " TlT'ArAOTrtil I . . . " " ------ "7 nMrt kft.l.t .
i .. . . . t i ibiiii'ii '.i i nir . anMi r ttir i - ...... u ... ,.:
to LKon,,dnii 'i ,!t .. tl I- hearts, to rurli 0:2 51! '
regara, ana re-nreB yli xsoxas 3 or the Southern , Bap ui. u J " v; , " " i I read with a rvm rtV,W
parting witli him ; and tliafc LimmmWmmi correct tist : Convention. All;i such ""' J" : ? 1 those loved CT
fumvoltlio safiie be forward caiculaHonr inatinotrftent fes4 autrffeationa tnl tn rrmnln if a "" Pb y sine, r - -
copy ottuo aatiieiwiorwaw iL-tr-A;an;;a .suggesuons tena.to cripple, its andCverv few hundred fat 4h h J?KfcnAifv.! ut.
i toi no jsmuoALiiEcoiiuisjji niYs?t'wwMij operations anu suouid be care ...jj " " .
.... . . i i .... . ' . . . II J , i lrl- wimrA thn .....J lu 1 1 ,:; i 5
in the same, and-Also! w,PWy, and from the '"ri.u
.. , 1 irtirii u fl ins nR or rn. wan ma
consolidation of tho two mis-
sion ooaros." uur- mission
board is doing well. Its opar-'
ations have recently been en4
larged and it has the confidence
of our people. This confidence
dead line" is still ' clearlv
marked, and woe to the man!
who passed beyond it'. .
i he ground undulatinir. and
a limpid stream goes r gurgling
on, seeming to - say: "Men may
come, and men may aw but I
go on lorever.
:pti6h .
t; , y 5,,, - j -7,. -1
t & of DivW.::. and IL GiTtQn.
. Co. I 4th Jleg. O. Va.i t;
Vt131' " - - '
. A Prisoner ef war to the Rebels," ?
" ' , Jnly 1864. ' . , ' f '
' Age 19 years. 1 . ' . -t
ne trusted In Jesu is '
The . Uehellion' is dpd-
buried deep beneath the : ashes
w ruinea - nomes. amidst ihn
wrecK ot equal rights, and earth-
I rnnvnrspi with mta iiranf I l V.n. -i " .1 ni. : . ' . .
can not be transferred ran not '.i iu V rrw"6v'f- 'J vpcs. ne sleeps calm y
SlnJnlidr" ge.n.t,eme" m, that y'tv, and the .deepj sleep of despair-let
tmtmw Onr T,nni; Tn'tpmv I ff'T f tooa. on her rest! Shakspearo was wrone
don't need it; and i ho must un "Al guaru mere lormomns; ana was when , he made Anthony
isH 'with'it a!L? So:the:pVn.i T?!?? TSible to our asd that the same ration i claim. - . , y
3. A f now ! love to Chris
tians isf a 1 scriptural evi
dence of conversion: 4. Un
converted persona relish the
history- and the sublimity of
ably not take formal , charge
until about 1st of June. In the
mean time can not some broth
er lull ol lovo .tor the cause,
and the Holy Spirit, visit us
and give us a sories of meet-
inss i Wo see that Bro.Pritch-
tan won't
ner
-
pens
pen-
the "full ideter-
ard is out on missionary labor. unfei , afflicted with hia own
A i. 11 XJ UVJ Ui.ll
itent comrs to,
mination that ,,. relying upon
Christ as hia only righteousness,
!l- .. J ! lUCl ITD
churches.1 " It has not been long
with no confidence j in
Sprit of , God. But tho Phar
isees said : Matt xii: 21, ; This
fellow doth not castont Devils,
but by Beelzebub, the prince
of the Devils' In reply, Je
sus said: vs. ' 31-32, Where
fore I say unto you, all man
sinful thoughts certainly give
pain to some wnconyerted per
sons. ...7. It. was stated in the
Hecobdeb, that daring the
revival in Baleigh, some un
converted persons seemed anx
ious; about the salvation of
For tbe Biblic&l Recorder.
Is BepentaTiCQ Preached ?
What was the first doctrine
taught in tho gospel ? Ans.
Repentance. Who taught itl
Ans. John the Baptist, and
Christ, and theapostles. Said
f mm
ner of sin and blasphemy shall others. : . 8 and 10. Somo 'per
be forciven nnto men: .but the sons desire to Obey , Ohrht in
blasphemy against the Holy nisepmman and o kingdom. Said Jesus:
libost snallnot De torgiven " "i,; . - . fnlfillftrl anf, tllft kiT1!r
John: "Repent ye; for the
kingdom of heaven is at hand."
And none others are for that
Now is not repentance ; drop
ped by preachers from the cat
alogue of the gospel? And are
not sinners instructed to come
to Christ without it? Are not
. .... . i
young and old, children and
rong
ex-
ivPTf alwnvs issiiorl trt tht uria- I Th .vll thoi it ' -..-
. . , ii. ' ' . . ' n I J - i I : - r. vtw urea simr tilCU , ' -
since, while sitting within a few oners as to v our soldiers: on The good u oft interred with their bone.."
teetot where we are now writ- guarL Iknowthat they-suf: - It is an ignoble soul that will
ing, wo requested Dr. Yates, of fered fearfully for delicacies.1 insult the Mead. -
ai, (we -put this in be- 1 medicines yes. even the c6m-M On a line with the Southeast 1
our square are - six solitary craves, .
who with name at their head and
and ar- feet; , A name with .Coraranv
and Regiment is oneach head
board, and beneath simply this:
- - . 11U2IO
. Jaly 11th, 1861. w
The ; Yankee soldier, who .
had the Cemetery ia charge
told mei that the'sa : werb des-
fare, "hoping against hope" ws n the r consohdahon of ranged the cartel . for -the ex
and rejoicingl in tribulation!" hejn and Southern boards, change of prisoners, and anally,
TVnw U nnf r0nOntnnnn. a He said: "1 would sooner in- when their prisoners outnum-
when their prisoners outnum
bered ours, refused to exchange
aitogetnerr - Ana aid . our
soldiers suffer nothing, immured
m Yankee prisons t a I hear the
unto men., And whosoever uesire to oo noiy ana iiko
speak a word against tho Son . Christ. But the great diffi
of lman, it shall - be forgiven culty, with them is they desire
him; .but whosoever speaketh ' something else more than they
against the Holy Ghost," it desire to obey Christ and tobe
shaU not be forgiven him, nei- holy; like him. 9. I once knew
ther in this world, neither in a sinner .who .professed deep
the . world to come." , In the humility, and, j self-abasement
same: connection Jesus i sJays, ; M t? are jton oVi deuces
s31: 36. i?7. 0 ffene'ratt6n Of -XJOnversioniy!! whichi
SSJ10' T?S SSlSmSSS 'What .Eepentancell
nv ii. DUDOiL ; t:uuu x i - r rf-.-o - . i n a nr n
x,ut of the abundance; ofUhe Christians maraud ought to gea Wt Tho'oldikUli
r,e?irf:tbft month sneaketh; , I have theso . evidences of con- -nt s.i- i a..,.
But I say unto you, that every l10 0 fa? cees . that is. that thev were
..l ohnll unAnlr 1 LUBf "L'lBV HUllSt IiaVB inB HVI. I , ... - . ...
they shall give account thereof 1 weucea was, are rpquireu in
pentance. "Bap-
' Ths kr.o,va. anJ much love 1
hjxzn, '! would not live always,"
Y; '
t
':y elx years a,-ro, by
!;.r the " l:jnm ha
So the twelve: "They went
out and preached that men
should repent."
How could it be known that
they had repented Ans. By
their fruits. What were the
fruits 1 J " Ans.- Holr behavior :
but chiefly, their confession of
crease the number ot boards
to excite more interest in the
work . of missions. ' 1 1 somo
times feel that it would be be t-,
ter for me to throw myself up
l,at adults, told to ffive thnmslve ? the Baptists of North Oar-, ing from
. 1 to Christ " when and wKfire r oUua m order to enlist an in-; girt islands. ,1 remember, that
1TI IT- 1 . . " " I JS ; 1.1 .. ill 1 I . i . ' . I .
ureaseu Hyuiyaiuy wiiu my a letter sewea dv. manly nanas
Work.Vi'AYo should it seek to i within the lining of the coat of
araw ucn men near to our J an exchanged prisoner, reached
hearts, instead, of talking of me safely from Johnson's Island.
transferring them to strangers That letter portrayed in vivid and upon the return of tho raes
But here is tho article : ' ; ' i colors the horrors of prison life; senger, was carried1 into ccca
'A writer in tho Iteligiom Herald,' how; 4 each night, our men Jay on j ?
recently, advocates theVmenririff of down with the t gnawing , sense 1 - it Was ins saiu::t Eil;r I caw
Paatora! Ralainfta 4 -M the two'Uiwioii Boarda into one.and. Ot hunger unappeased With an
w J''-ll I suWesU tW-Drburietv ol dromhW insuflicient quantity "of- bed
LI 11.1L LIII.L IV IIKII .III' 4 Y 1 ., WW . . mm - - r - j . . r .
cellant hrnthfti? T TT T" W I tfwSaBUy -School Board 4rom tho I clothing to protect them trpm
dom of God is at hand: repent fJS'UK-8 ?
, .I i love a rehg on which has
Men
no re
pentance in it; and it we pub
lish a gospel without it, we can
soon till our churches with
empty professors.,, iy
Mark 'Bennett: '4
echoes ot many voices resound-1 jperate men, tried by a ' court-
sombre walls, and sea- maruaioi lueir own scliicrs
and condemned. - Our tuthor-
ities permitted them to sc.id a
flag ot truce to - Washis-tcn 'to
inform their Government cf the
decision. It was aDurovcd of.
pletes his articles for' the Be- of boards, and lettbg.the H the ngid . cold, ancL; disease ,m
--rt-i oV;:itJ7 uum. Publixatinn SnrUn flinii tn their midst: and the writer ex-
wAUMk uu, xaawispttiaues I .: - . .. -.; Li'r :.ur tU-A
that ha wil fvnrfbA 'rAo ttio woric mat tne . SonUay Hobool vyu- : Vf.""
of the Recorder
at Andersonvilbv Ccir.ctcry-
the23 . six . graves. -Hcthhlis. I
can see me - j uiy saa ii:
nictterea.carjinroua tacca eix
gallows' V ercctud ' -wlthia the
I t . it ..
iii rT.:-niJ Itlnwwk thun . s,.mi R,i,.v.r claimed: uver una prison aoor iaoas.-j ci
IetoSeb iti iS lWi'ii o'ioiLg.;. .w. direct. bouU , be . emblazoned -the pnsonen were ready to csscsti
VIUUUII UIEUIlUUUUUlliaUlOUIHl . .... -r.,, ; ...w. u i,UiU1i
Y6 Who en- putu weary nearicx ccnircs.
hope behind. I A turn Irom the scene with a
- ... . , . ULlLVVaJLll- JViVltlll- " UU UUIl I w . - c T
snail joe, conaeumeu. xi me I v"v" " wo . , - , , tlmit.. haurt What Jarft, tlifl I wwuuxone,jiau ministers
Pharisees liad hbtalready com-1 But I am tresspassing on pre twn'ttraai. nninte in rnnvflNinn? I officers they had' a
mitted the unpardonable sin cious space wmcn 1 wish to a n Ponhtipn nn . f iith I And as we have departed
ov wnat iney aiu, tuey .must boo juiou uv auiur pens tuau A-ftff, twn HnMr n ..nnw mo ev xesumwui inoaei in I " 'MUWt u ueuue. i ...x r.f..i tf-.
bave been m great danger ot mm&v-Aiiowrmo to say to our taucht bv preachers - .This is I mis respect, JL .suouia be pleas vmiKracaand w naoie nu , Ppare tn : their ashes!". Southern gate is this beautiful
it.1 Jit mis is a correct render- young urouier, preseryo your vei.v donbtfnl. Because preach-1 eu xoruo uiuls saKe torsomo raiwaons . wunout .mucn T. 0 ;niin1 uaq hAPn nnnfi,. I stanzaf
ing of the passage, then those communication nve years,then ers do not represent sinnerias; mother to, give scriptural difficulty, and .fully well as two cated b the v 8 Government,
iminals Tbotore God,-1 u"ut J, ,A yupyuaugo. Vcap- wruH u. ; j ue orK w me mme, as we ap.
.1 tit' . - -. rt m ura I Ira htinr f trrv t waaa . L
: :.M....riv.. !..!.-n i Tins . uemeiery. . oiep boiuv ....6usu..p5a,
iop - v , . k -.i,.j. frames , contiininT Tir-- l vcr.
Plurality: io.poaoSraed, n. toolmed to be-" "u7 "121 W of : and Aif
fm ir.ut woold b. WibW o j;; ,0'hrThWJtotle;.Md Cosre in rcrard to Kabad
I Uemetenes. - To the lcll cf tho
who attribute the work of the I read it carefully, and if you ,:ifv
Spirit in the conversion of I are not afterwards ashamed of I with wicked hearts which must tists should give scriptnral an
sinners 10 iu wicKeu one, aro i vraui, ui -jjrouwutijr, j-uuc i be recognized. The sinner is I i-uorxt. f
:4 -;v?5
The field oiily ia eulargext.
ipprbach,, the first
m a teariui conditi n. This
is done, by; the scoffers, and
perhaps by some who. profesa!
to be christians.' - ' " - - ; "
2fow, I : believe that it is a
dangerous thing to grieve the
Holy Spirit j ior (iod says:
"My, Spirit shall not always
strive: with man.'' Asthey
(the heathen) " "did not :like
to retain God m their-knowl- f Resolutions of the Baptist
edge, Clod gave them over to Church' at ' JYilson, on the ac-
a rebrobate mind." EphrainV ceptarice of of the ' .resignation
wasv joined to his idols, "and Rev.W. C. Lindsay a its Fas-
God said: "Let him alone." I tor: " ' - , ' ;
not . aiono on
tours; 1 B. G
went
his extensive
Covixqtoh'.1
could weep over Einners.-who
-were ; once i .enlightened and
have tasted cf the heavenly
gift, and ero iciado partakers
cf tho Holy Gfccit, and nave
tasted the good word of God,
and the papers ci the " world
to come, if they Ehall fall away
Seeing (xtheyf crucify 'tp;
themselves LtLo con - cf God'
afresh, and put him to au open
shame." All this may bo dono
without spealdnj a word. $ But
tho text - says, ? TTLcoevcr
cih a tccrd r.aic:t tLa
Hcly Ghost, it shall not ho for
given him." "All manner of
sin and of blaspkemv Llxall ba
but I ii 3
;o Holy
lv of one all-absorbinir idea
mr ; . .. : - .Ti , . r . O ; t , Jp
that is r'giving one's; self :o.
Uhrist." . ; . . . t . ''
The sinner ia lnstrnoted in
believe that his change consists denote the gifts of the church
in, ceasing, from hostilities of God, designate church offi-at-ainst
Jesus Christ ; f and to ' It secularizes the whole
"lay down his arms," that his gpspei system; s to tne tvvo
continuance in sin isirreat un- week words translated Bishop
ed cood to tha trreat Mead of kindness toonr Savior " nrd and Deacon, tho first named
the chuich to obli-3 our prcs- that all the person needs is, to properly means and represents
ent pastor, KsT.VWi 0. Lmd- give himself to tho Lord.' The a superinionaent. or overseer,
gay, toy withdraw his labors I BinneVs attention is direeted, (tne highest gift inthechurch).
amon ns by reason of hi3 de- not to the baseness, of his heart
clming ; he-lthp vro dceui it a I which must bo ; cleansed . and
fitting occasion to express to renewed i but he is reminded
him and to the publidotr ciccp ofhla outward course of actions
regret at the termination cf and is made to believe that if
thin or that meets the eve i?: A
; .Datthewi.auetHity lorteex- National Cemeter Anderson-
viile, painted mT large black let-
ters. ,1 approached tne aoutn-
n nnlrn nnm n n I AMnilhni honl
wpuia oe aposroAifi Society to ac- were stretched 1 many rows of
to onicers, it . they .would not coihphVu thy work' of this boant is turfed mounds with their.white
imitate tne sects in making the simply laying that wearnoi able I head-boards dittcring ;in, the
ministers o i. . tue jjora : Jesus to do it: aud if we were to get that sunshine; There are two broad
Mhnst niciaLiaigmtariesB Society to our work for usl it walks that intersect each - other
At is a very saa mistake to ,1.1 i, ' riir. . .u,
make the Words nsed. in. Eph.: Haptinte. . The Sunday School iioarJ
Tffl .-AV?r?:fU.59,iIO i,a8 a ereat and noble t work to do.
and if baptists all j over the South
will throw -a way their pn-judicea
and pet plans and trahy around tht't
superfluous words, alid; your n(lt told that repontanco brines i Wili Brother lUlls allow an istenoo oP a Sunday BJlJoV Board
criticism on "two ana two," l bim to God a convict seeking earnest brother to give an bpih- just a much u'w w there ever Was.
you are etmiw ioip.: Read and beiJjrin2 for mercy, ..when ion? " Itis that our churches The idea of gaiug the American
3 V.-so", - ; . I divine, favor can not be e pec
1 f - 0050 Pl". ted except entirely for tho sake
wero leftalone,7etyettPaulf of 0hrist. The eosnel of our
j v . :.. 2 1 . 1. . . . a. : r.
an.mspirea evangelist, went time consl8ts almost exclusive.
at
right
'OaFame' eternal camplpj ground
Their Bileut teats ftro epread,
And glory giwrdd with alle&t soaad
Tlia liivniiannflha l...l .
A fittle farther onr to tha
right we read: ' ' ' ; '
The hopes, the feari, .the silent teaM r
That marked tbe bitter trlK,H -
Are now all cromed by .victory, L
That saved the XatJou'a JUe.'1. v ; . - s
My only comment is that
"Sorrow's crown of sorrow, is
h;i.i.iflr
Again wo, rvUji -
Whether la the prU.a Uivkc,
Or la the battle's vau, :
j ...
WncnEAB, it havinff seem
angles, dividing the I rememberin
craves into iour squares, ana
whee they L intersect: an oyal
crass-plot is laid on in the cen-
ier oi wuicn a mu, uag-sinn 1 The fittest plaw tot men to die.
ilSCS in SOhtary grandeur. - OX 0 I , Is where tneadie for mea."-
rioard, it will be able to accomplish I ag wasnying v-nen 1 was mere, 1 jl endorse una sentir.;c.
l!iU work... L y r , I ana I was gu 01 u, iui a iievci 1 jy, ouijl nope 1 win oe exc
tr ti.i w.,r!t i A,n i,tfr 1 see one smce our mistortune, J from giving my tall
TVlTf 1
AAA
unto
fornivcii
f(
GLcct shall not be
unto incn." If tlio i
jeet Clirist, "there remaincili
Tm TYiriTft Kfir.rinr.o fnr sin." 11rt:
bis ministry by tho following ho reforms his behavior, then
resolutions: .. . -
Resolve I- That in accept-
the resignation ; cf cur
i loved pactor. wocan not
refrain from the erprecdon cf
our deep and heartfelt sorrow,
that tho adicting hand of
Proyidenco has ma-Jo it ncco
ar'. - : " 0'" ' -.
Resolved. . f. That tho man-
no more sacriL.ee lor in..7' jiut
i.i. nm c d to
:tic3.
dux in -r his f.l.crt
flw il ty in
4 C-
:li tliey li:.:Ilo-,r-
iiiili t!-3 " Lcj.I cf - tho
CC1T.C1V "
AstoctLcrEtai:
raio t .:"a:au-: J
. . . . ..A..i.. .AW V
Lis di
Ltay a:::c::2 us-
. m 11 t
too pulpit, ana ni3 cz:i:izzi
and - very . acccptalla rar.toral
9 1 "
La,i ed . .mcrcr.rcj. our
. ' ' o .1
Lo ii a christian.1 And tho
poor soul is left under the im
pression that religion consists
mere in our mnaness to our
Ecdecmer, there in mourning
over our vilo heart,' our coin-
plc3 forfeit of all favor, and
our deep senso of helplessness,
and reliance upon mercy alone
tor Eaivation. xno lost mail
a, and
viva viiawatvvt buiii u k'j'Ut '
that 1:3 La3 only to c
13
UU v, a
11)013
which
u- tho
if,
Ca thj chare
3 c:::
. , vA.
t!:.
i:::
C
i c r "i -
lir.) and activity cf
r- - f- -:fr fO 1-
4'
.3
:i, aud "coiao ri -lit now
to 'Christ. The unccuvcrtcd
is told to como last r.3 ho is.
'- C:.v:- repontanco l:r.s
inteh.cnt loch tc God; it
'Xho other word (Diacouate) ii
tha-word; almost invariably
.used by the sacred writers to
designato the ministers ot tho
Lord Jesu3 Christ and ia eo
'translated except , in tho third
chapter of first Timothy ' and
Pinl. 1 1 1 and hero literally
means superintendeuts " and
WaiUw Sj.X . .;
f 4 1 think ' that James lived at
Jerusalem during his lifj,
Paul preached at liph.csu.3 three
years, yet there is no iutima
ticii in tho ; -New Testament,
that cither of them had any of
ficial connection with any
j-a A
Xha Apctlo Paul gloiicd
ciily in bsiir: a minLtsr (Dia
cz. aio) of th'j Lord Jc "3
the Alr?riCTn lie. slut Publication
Sjzi :.'y, and wa ; will nut - giu-ay
that tiaanciauy this - Society in bet
ter prepared to dj it than our U.mnl,
!tzi for the saints reason, th Hotue
ilboioti f13 rd A al . jhe Foreign
lioiru vi our uortnern nrvnirt-n are
better preiro'l to ouluct bur min-
sion work, both Home and Foreign,
thaa oar boanU ure,f hiu! iherelore
wo ought to d avy with them and
turn their work over to bur North
ero brethren. ? Will the orreepnn
Herald agree
to this?
tLd
m the word 4 oi Maaatn lvoiana i za, ana l cm ccr.c: r
on her way to tne gumoune oq i thousand battieSeiii have druii
Liberty r liiberty l . how many j ;. xho blood of warrion tmre;
crimes arc perpeirateu in my i Andcouatwsaiiociesiro aesviata
name" K " - I Tb-ro' the laud they died to tave."
Th sohlifiM were baried in This comes i;!:o a
trenches, .for the length of I guwniromaorno woKaaancar
thA stminrP. nxcnnt here and anaunus a rcgpcnsive c;:cza in
tKom wli0i-f ?i narrow TtTl th in. i thia Southern liad. whero all
------- - ,,.
lie would but be tol'owing
ioal coaclusloa of hia reason-
(loin to. It would be far
better Fur our 'cause, and all " onr
Uwk:Ii vonM La r.iuoh iu ore sue.
ccaeful ia their respective fields. j it
our brethren vouhl bto
' Cv4AJ Li At.l I.4 t i W Ajj f -A .X
ltJg Ml
j.l-ins and
to w ui k with
c:
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d::
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1:
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4 W
!.!y 1:
:;rv3
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vr:
ill c:
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of
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CL.
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a v.
in
1
crt1
L C0.11 1
Ca
11
1. . . r to
'cut plaus- Tf'Lwt
c:Z: . ret I. n rron th
3 l...1u.
tue Ijoiti'ds io
t their prcp-
nccnl now id
j art vf r Tits
c 1j ar !. Divi-i-
.;.lv-.j wia reii!t in
. - . .f t. " r.l
with 1!
tervenes. the earth is raised a
smoothviiven ino'und beaiitiful;
lv turfed, about "ix inches
above the ground. The head-
boards are very close to each
other, and havethe names of the
soldiers with the date oi each
death, and name f Company
and Regiment. In the JNorth-
east square, it is very sad to see
manv ' frraves marked "Un-
V .....
known.'"
A record was kept of. all the
deaths, and a board with name,
Company and llezriment painted
on it. nlaced at the head of
each crave; but when tho Yan
kees were makinir raids on that
section of country, it wasthought
that th .:r cbject was, to release
t . rrioners. ind iho r.ttcr
: .
oved ror:i An;tcrc;:i
the, homes ara dcsylate, cr.J
Alas 1 the land net -ve J. - - v
TVTI3B - EoLE3. 'Simeon,' tho dis
tinguished evangelical preaclicf of
the Eagliah Church, onca e-id that
the longer he tried, the raore -he
felt the importance of aJhsrioj to
the following rules: - ,
1. To hear A3 little a podsibl
whatever to pre j iIL i cf eth
ers 1
2. To bt-Iievo notJ.i-i t V ' I
till I am absolutely f rej ! it.
' 3. Njver ta drink ic.t V.i rt'.'.
of oue who circ:!
, i. to r.:
I cau, the uakir. I
5. A!-
:e? ai
t j
vi!'3 fbr
t' .t :
days,cr-Jt..
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