THE EVBN1KG TBJIIS: RALEIGH N. G, MONDAY,JANtTAEY 10, 1910.
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PEOPLE'S' pulpit:;-;
Scram by f
CHARLES T
.RUSSELL,
Pastor, Brooklyn"
Tabernacle,
. ... .iiQOO
- Sunday. December 19. Pastor BtuA
ell spoke today from the above text,
Brooklyn Tabernacle was crowded
with an attentive audience, as .usual.
IWe report the discourse, as follows:
Only those who come to an advanced
degree of knowledge of God's Word
can realize bow Divine Judgments are
all good all blessed. Under the hv
fluence of the fog of superstition, not
understanding aright the teachings of
the Scriptures, supposing that- tbey
taught eternal tonne p for the great
majority of our race, we feared Upd,
rather than loved him. We dared not
say that such a judgment was wrong,
malicious, devilish, yet we were unable
to see it in any other light; hence the
general perplexity of Christendom, and
the . general alienation of heart,' and
many intelligent minds driven to in
fidelity, and the dislike to think about
God and bis supposedly terrible pur
poses respecting our race and the gen
eral awe respecting the Bible and the
fear of its misunderstood teachings.
But now in the dawning of the New
Dispensation the Word of God is shin
ing as never before; one passage illu
minating another, "our fear gives place
to reverential love and filial aw. We
begin to understand that thewment
doctrines which we received are whol
ly foreign to the Divine character,
which, n the contrary, is distinctly
marked by Wisdom. Justice. Mercy
and LOve toward all. We find our
selves now in agreement with the
Scriptural declaration that God's judg
ments are "righteous altogether," and
we delight in them. Instead of a judg
ment of eternal torment as a penalty
for sin, we find a Judgment or sent
tence of death. We agree to the right
eousness of that verdict or Judgment
God had the right to demand of his
creature the obedience be was able to
render. He had a perfect right to de
stroy bim In death when be refused
the blessing of life eternal on the
terms of obedience. Seeing this, how
rejoiced we are to note the Divine
Mercy in the Plan of Redemption for
the sinner and his offspring through
the sacrifice of Christ! As a result we
have good hope in his Judgments: for
him who once Judged us worthy, of
death has with equal Justice redeem
ed us and-granted us the opportunity
of eternal life through the resurrec
tion. It was another part , of the. Divine
Judgment against our race that, in
stead of the death penalty coming in
stantly upon Adam and Eve. it came
gradually, that through the processes
of gradual dying they might the better
learn the lesson of "the exceeding sin
fulness of sin"-.to the intent that, when
granted the new trial secured by tba
merit of Christ's sacrifice, they migb
profit by it the more. The same princi
ples apply to all of Adam's posterity.
"The whole creation groaneth and tra
valleth in pain together until now
waiting for the manifestation of the
sons of God" (Bomansvlti. 22,19). They
are waiting for the establishment of
Christ's Millennial Kingdom under
which they shall have a full opportu
nity of coming to a knowledge of the
Truth. . ' ,
This is God's provision for the world
in general. What God did for the lit
tie nation of Israel during the Jewish
Age, and what he has been doing for
Spiritual Israel since Pentecost, In this
Gospel Age. are matters separate and
apart entirely from his general deal
ing with the world of mankind. The
natural and the spiritual Seed of Abra
ham are exceptions to tbe rule, They
have been Ranted special privileges
and blessings not granted to tb4 world ,
in general natural .Israel under the
Law Covenant and spiritual Israel un
der the Abrahamlc Covenant. Prom
these two nominal Israels special "over
comers" bare been chosen or elected.
These .shortly, in association with the
Redeemer, will constitute the Kingdom
of God. The overcomers of spiritual
Israel, becoming the Bride of Christ
by resurrection "change" to the heav
enly nature, will be like him and share
hla glory and constitute the Kingdom
class in the highest sense. Ths over
comers of natural Israel.' resurrected
to the perfection of earthly Mature,
will constitute the earthly phase of the
Millennial Kingdom. 'Mankind may
see and bare Intercourse with these,
but will not see nor have direct, inter
course with the glorified Cbrlst, Head
and Body-tbA King of Jl6ry. .V.
-, Qed Will Judge His eepie.;
So far as the world is concerned, it
has been under the one general sen
tence of Divine Justice, "dying tbou
shalt 'die." But so far as natural and
spiritual Israel are concerned, they have
been dealt with as freed from the orig
inal rtnter" and on trial for life . or
death afresh under God's Judgments
or disciplines. ThuA Jt it written. ''Je
hovah Will judge bis people." Not all
under these Judgments' have under
stood them-tot all wet In the condi
tion of heart to receive their Instruc
tions. "The secret of the Lord Is With
them that fear him; and be wilt stow
tbem his Covenant" (Psalm xxv. 14).
Thus, during the Jewish Age. Israel
often lapsed Into more or less of dark
neks and Idolatry and failed to see
their special' privileges and' ttation
sblp to (3od under their Covenant. But
imongst tiwrn wr Hi us
Blessed Judgment?.
"With Mr Seat Hot I Dane The Is
Aettgt YevWfthMySpttWiAi. Me, I
Will 1 9wk IMS Esnys hi "WW Jhf
Msmsu Am AUsd la tt EeitaV me
laUbfaatt el the WorM tan R 1
swim Uswahnviyj. '
who with- tht eye of faltti .discern
the righteousness : of V God's' dealing
with them;, Of these were ths 'propb
te who' rehearsed the Divine' dealings
and rewards and punishments, that
they were" true and righteous altogeth
er and merciful In the extreme. .
: Similarly during ' this Gospel - Age
Christendom aa a whole has not been
In the condition of heert 6 beat, to un
derstand, to appreciate, the judgments
of the Lord. But some have been "Is
raelites Indeed", who possessed the se
cret of tb Lord and who were able to
rejoice to his judgments bis righteous
dealings. They realised by faith-God's
love 'for them. : "The Father himself
loveth you" (John xvt, 27). By faith
they approprtated the Apostle's . assur
ance that "all things work together for
good to them that love God, to them
who are. the? called according to his
purpose? (Botaans vili, 28). ' -
- : God's Judgment In the World. '
We have seen that God's judgments
in the past have been merely with
these who shall constitute the Seed
of Abraham (natural and: spiritual),
through - whom, v according to the
promise,-Vail the families of the earth
shall be blessed" (Genesis xxvill. 14).
We now no'e the fact that our text does
not relate, to. either of these, for their
Judgments' could be discerned. only by
the eye of faith. -Our text refers' to
the world's judgmentiffsurlng the Mil
lennial Age. . Then God's judgments
will be abroad in the earth not mere
ly confined to one nation or specially
called class, but will include . every
member of Adam's race. And while
these are declared to be the Lord's
Judgments, note the fact that they will
be administered by The. Christ of
which our glorified Bedeemer shall be
the Bead, and his "members," wbtn
glorified, shall be the Body the
Church. The Judgments of the Lord
abroad in the earth will not mean
havoc and dismay to mankind in gen
eral, but the very reverse relief, as
sistance to all who come Into Una with
the righteous arrangements of that
Kingdom designed for their uplifting
from sin and death conditions; : The
Judgments of that Millennial Day of a
thousand years will be severe even to
destructiononly against the willfully,
the deliberately rebellious, after they
shall have been brought to a clear ap
preciation; Of right and wrong, good
and evil, and their penalties, life and
death. .-?';,
Mark the atatement of the Prophet
David when prophetically referring to
the Millennial Age; he points out that
the judgments of that time will be a
cause of gladness. He says:
"Lt the heavens be glad.
And let the earth rejoice;
Let men y among- the nations, Jehovah
' rsigne'tb. : .:
Let the aea roar, and the fulness thereof;
Let the odds rejoice, and all that are
therein.
Then shall the trees of the- wood sing
aloud
At the presence of Jehovah, '
BECAUSE HE COMETH TO JUDGE
THE EABTH.
O five .thanks unto Jehovah, for he IS
,. s-ood;
For his mercy endureth forever."
. I Chronicles xvi, U-M.
A Millennial Judgment Day.,
Mark the words of St. Paul respect
ing what God. has in reservation for
the tcorli. He "says Ood "hath ap
pointed a day the thonsand-year day
of Cbrlst in the which be will judge
the - world In righteousness by that
man whom he hath ordained"- (Acts
xvii. 3D.
In this work ordained for our Lord
be is to have associates the "elect"
Church, htt "members." of whom the
Apostle writes. Haying. "Know ye not
that the saints shall judge the .world?''
(I Corlnthiana vl, 2.) And. tbe Ancient
Worthies enumerated by St. - Paul '
(Hebrews lx; 3S-40I will also be judge",
but on the earthly plane as representa
tives o the heavenly. Kingdom. As It
is written. - i wil) restore thy4 judges ,
as at the first and thy counsellors as
at the beginning" (Isaiah 1. 26).' . :
Our All-Wise Creator, who has thus
made provision; both for the heavenly
and the earthly ; ludges 'of . the ; world
in - the' election from Israel add ; the
election: of ; the-. Udspel' Age.' as'...tnu'
demonstrated .to: the; few who; under
stand "tb secret of thet Lord" .'nhe
mystery" hidden from; Ages' and di
periaAQoas past.. : It; is trrldent that
there will .be no disappointment., no
fauure. In respact to Ood's great oath
bound Covenant tnade- wlth AbrAham
-"In thy Seed shall all th famillAA
of the earth be blessed." Ths basis of
th blessing It the redemptive work
of Christ finished at CAltary. Th
outworking of tnit blessing will come
through the glorified Lord and his
Church, "bis Body.'! The first work
will be the eAtABliAhmenL a. right
eons government in" the band of those
already pro. An absolutely loyal to God
and t hi righteousness "fAithful
even unto ."estb.? We may bate full
confidence that .--in that Klna
"righteousness will be laid to the line
and Justice td the plummet," is God
has promised (Isalsh xxtiil. IT). Not
only so. but we may have full edsfi
dence ; that mrcf wilt hive a. fr
hand there to do -all for tbanklnd tbit
would be reasonsble And possible, 'I'hs
comblnkUos of a strong f dveraaiitil
with marcirut asslstaiU ll reprettiiUd
by th ftrtt tht Mir trortf tm r
eiy tt grat King, tat Itou ttHi
Priest and Prophet snd Teacher. Even
so, also, the, Church shall .be ktbgs
na priests" tbeiJr .ofllce, their trv
lce. trill 'be combuattofe of foiini
And beaHog. instrtctlng and untitling!
r Everything done will eA.under-4bft
JteadT of judgment-righteous 4)falin t
Ere'ry good deed, yea. "eyery good ef
fort, will. 'be rewaWe-lts Jadgmeot
will.be a bless'log. an IncreAso fc hN
monyrwtth tb Lord and mti!h fetoarati
tar deyelopment And restlWUoeai pkysi
fcAl TexjwWoncea (ActSHUi; 19-2l. In
stead of. the ways of darknesc srlUrbi
th way of light' , Instead of tb-broad
.. . s. .ajvw . rWNv: I A- .-. s .- .
Aa Casolf able- Problem , Wbich Has
Puxkhfd PhyslctaoA of AU Schools.
A Trial PackAge f Stuart's Dyspepi
' - - si TAbkts Sent Free. .
. There' ssems fo be no logical reason
read leadtflg.to idestttctlon vrtt thA setf when We consider the fact' that it
masses -going;.: dowi theTeon-t'th
tomb-srlH be rthe-; highway of'-talk
nessi' instead of Stores of sttttojblrss
We are Assured that All the 'stnmWmg
stone -Ahall be gathered, out of th,e
way, : instead of beastly violence, olrt
masterfn'g tenptatlons anffbeseftnetrts,
devouring . mankind because Qf vtheit
weakness to resist. the Adversary; thA
Bible assnres us that Satan - trill bA
bound and that tbe wild beasts"1 of , rice
and degeneracy
Into subjection.
hurt nor. destroy . In, ,alr God's holy
Kingdom." "And an highway shall be
there, and It shall be called, Tb way
of hoUneka" (lsalah xl. 6; xv. 8v..
The ' Messianic. Psslm (seventy-seo-ondv
. finds its application "to that gl.
rious Millennial epoch'. ; Thus' we . read,
"Give the King thy Judgments O GouV
secretes : digestive- fluids and acids
which are powerful enough td disinte
grate' and.' digest meats, eggs, fruits,
cereah?,!' vegetables and other forms ot
food. taken, Into It. -
.'In- animal which were killed while
In full . digestion the stomach has Un
dergone .complete elf-digestion after
death, when the body was kept warm;
and-In .human beings who have died
suddenly; while digestion was going
111 Al be 'btoughA,. " " foiinq- at the autopsy that
ThM' '''nothinjgvSliaU w M wramcn wn uiseai-
and portions, of the intestines.
The Question naturally presents Itself.-"What
protects the stomach from
self-digestion during life r Dr. Hunter
declared that the "principle of life"
in- living things protected this organ
from being digested by . its own fluids,
but Dr. Barnard successfully demon-
and thy righteousness untA the, King's i strated that the hind legs of a living
Son.' He shAU- Judge thy peopfe with frog, when 'introduced tbroogh fistula
righteousness; and w-ueor wltn'jtttlg-(or artmciaj. opening into the stomach
ment (Justice). He : Ahall. judge ' of a dog 'undergoes complete digestion
the poor of the jedplt,' he 'shall' save ' and Dr- paTy through similar expert
the ehfldrea of-the 'needy and-'shall, ment,:founa that the same was true
While the normal stomach Is Immune,
from self-digestion; . there are many
break in ntaoM i th Anmrnianr. . ' '
He shall come down like rain upon the
mown- nassi a1 aHowera ' that - wafrr
th.eartb. . In hIA dAvBh'Wl tha risnte8a on record, .however, in which A
eons Sourish; And abundance of peace . long-atandlng gastritis, and perverted
so long as thr ntoon, endureth."
"The People - Will Lssr Righteous
liess.'' f .
digestion, nas completely digested or
eaten away the tnUcuous membrane lin
ing of the. stomach, and In some in
stances has engendered gastric ulcer,
AS already shon,v God's dealings In 'which ate Its way clear through the
tbe psst have been with the world only i stomach wall, and caused a fatal pert
lm the sense of executing s; general tonltis. - . ..
sentence for Adamic aih-Hi deAth sen- In all cases of perverted function: of
tence with all that that 'Involves of ' the stomach, which manifests itself by
mental, moral and physical degeneracy
-dying. AU of God's special-Jndg;
ments have been with' those-who were
justified to special relatioimhlb through
the numerous' well-known symptoms of
Indigestion- , and. : dyspepsia, Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets act as a corrective
faith.- If we were to Judged the hum- i m;up. l .TBTy-T,.!':
h.-hV. mM. ha VtlBetfaA An'Hri.h..Mli: as " lacteal giBU. wiucn iori, uib
lennlum by the "little fioek of vnaturAI
'food, and at the same time -assisting
prevenrtng all -possibility of such
Israel, ssved under God's Jadgftienis conditions arising us win cause per
In advance of the millennium, th put- verted function,: gastritis, gastric ul
cme of the world's Judgment would; cer, or the eating away of the mucouif
not Appear favorable. .'But these wpttl membrane of the stomach,
ndt be t;- 'crltAtiona; , Present1 co 't Stuart's Dyspepsta TabieU ire ex
dltfons sre permttted fa order i to test ceedlngly powerful digestives, a single
and to prove the faith, as. well as tl grain being sufficient to digest 3,000
obedience of those who ar under trial grains of fqod, including meats, vegcr
or Judgment And who, by Teison of tables, cereals, eac. They digest al
the fall, have such a faith as permits bumenous and starchy foods equally
well. - Whenever tne stomacn is in a
(Weakened condition.' and so lacking. In
tone, , that in ..furnishes an Insufficient
amount of .gastric Juice, such symptoms
as heartburn, biliduSness, headache
are sura to appear, and make one feel
generally miserable. r ; . L-
Such symptoms, can, however, be
Overcome and done away with at ohce.
Simply take one or two of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets and forget all about
your digestive troubles. They do their
iwork promptly and. thoroughly ! every
nartlcle of food being completely di-
them to map the glorious ieattires of
the present caH. Consequently Vfev!
then wilt vbt wJh wUt find ,th'greft
reward now offered Matthew-VlI,-l4:
This is as God designs It. becaaae
h lis selecting; a spAdat ctosA. .Bnt thA;
arrangements mad for niahklAd In
general are thAt the' darkness and sin
of tbe present time shall flee away. The
dawning of the Millennium morning,
with the rising of the Sun of Jtight
eonsnesA with heAling bi bis beams
(The Christ In glory, to enlighten the
wosld). will mean that, knowledge will geated, and fermentation, decompoal
be granted the world facts; evldenceA.; tion, and flatulence and heaviness In
proofa: The'wrorldWlUnotbefeqttfred stomach after eating, relieved and
to "walk by faltli and aot? --ba? sight." cured. Purchase ' box from , your
aA Are the "elacr? o this iwUt Htbe. j.druggist today,' price 60 cents. Also
Instead of tbe ays of of tbA' preg: send us your name and address for
ent tin Will be the ey unHtntaii- froe sample. Address F. A. Stuart Co.,
4m fknowledce). then. Instead of tka .150 Stuart Bldg., arshall. Mich.
secret Of the-Lord belng.kept frtni the
world. sH ot bis, gracious .purpoasA will'
then stand fully revealed: "The knowl
edge of th. glory of. God shall fill th
whole earth as the waters cover the
great deep" (Habakkut II, 14). As a re
sult none shall seed' to say' unto' bds
neighbor and to bis brother. Know thou
the Lord! for all shall know him:! from
the leait to the greatest of them. Bvery
kne shall bow And every tongue con
fess to the glory of God (Homans xlv.
11). When every gboddeed shall receive
fromptlyand manifestly its rewsrd.and ,
every Avfl deed shall receive prompt-1
iy its punishment, the world will, speed
ily learn to atoid the punishments and
to win the rewards by obeuleuce to tbe
law of the Eanguom. , u ''-V
";.'TVsWa'.l-'OurTeat'v-;:..
The Christ,: JAAns! fn Hd. And the
' - Three Killed in Wreck.
. (By Leased Wjre to The Times)
Shreveport, La.; Jan. 10 As the
result of a collision in the . freight
yards, here at midnight between a
switch engine and Texas & Pacific
passenger rain No. 63, three persona
were killed and one man injured.
PLOREXCE DAVIS.
Will be Seen Here Thursday In a new
'.:.' Play. . ;..'.:. .,,..
Florence: Davis, a most estimable
actress, more especially, belonging to
GhttKfc his. Bodyv MoW th sMtemeut-, the. unctions comedV school, and Whb
"Wit r soulJ,lW''r:' Wlrwl tbhjlt is a most welcome vtsltof td! . thb
the southland,, a section of the pntry
xiViiiik.i1 lrljere.-shor has .appeared durfni;th
centuritej; lpiM'ff past several years with Bplendhjl ue
i'At'.'l','1)w cess, la how touring under-the dlrtc-
MliJWpii tloa of A; G. DelttmAter, who- has
M'flWrAiAflM4s. Ub.t provided his s newly ' acqulredgtA
tajsiKUUtA.'Bijr fua-4'AtAi;to. You A Suffragette," 4n whlbb; Miss
n;zoetsie)mtrswnrtclJ-?y Davis Is said -to hav exceptional p
the . exerclso
of 'her
pprtuultles for
fine talents. S.s
; Mr. Delamater, it will be remeiri
bered, Was largely responslblA for the
good fortunes attending V. C. Whit
ney's attractions, be haying been en
wen to take heeiltftfUAtt, A Ah
insv Lu'':-.lartellfett dl
r.Wii And - the -dAv AtAr mtimf' tU
Peter t 101. : la thfli'altnt tfmu th
" , j . tj , - . - ', , , . , JJCJ a AVll OVVI VUD wBaHD
AiAtn m BHRr rra xm w.g aged for mMy yeg ia an gecutiv
capacity with Madame cnuman
Heinx, Luia Glaser. Mme. Blauvelt
and other noted stars under tho
Whitney management.
In having secured for Miss Davis
''Are You A Suffragette" Mr. Dela
mater firmly believes that he has
struck the popular chord of desirable
Amusements, inasmuch as the- pres
ent Aeason has awakened an entirely
new Impetus In so-called legitimate
comedy I hence the countless admit
irs of Miss Davis will undoubtedly
gladly show a double appreciation in
her this season's offering, Which, it Is
needless ( to say wilt be ptAsnted
with proitbr regard fef lively east
retirement .in order to ereato whoie-
AisJl-Ai kwi.aA.ea. ie,J : stsb-sfcsssi? A-
hy IringdAm came; thy willbA done
a aarh avAu ai it IrdduA iu aeaven."
t . Ung ef MssAA And tits LSms,
Tabs Who now art able to "slug in
the nlrtt" because ot their apprecla-
ttloa of ths Divine Flaa. are prophAp
illy declared i to "sing.' thA son of
:osas, the : servant of God and tbe
n of th LAmbv AAytny, Great 4 hi
injlgbty; Just iad ifne'arA thy WAyt.
boa King of AUnts. Waa AfiAlt ftd
jfsar thee, O Lordi And glorltt thy
laaAset for tbo oaly art holy: for all
jBAOoas shall Adate aad workhJ$ Ufora
ItheA. 'becAtM of: tbA mantfestaUoa of
khjr WghteAttA isAUair (JUteutioi tv,
snm lAUKbtAf.
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Academy. Thursday night in her new
Play.
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THE PRINCE.
Elliott Dexter Stars (a His Own Com
.... pany This Season.
i' The first tour ater of Mr. El
liott: Dexter has proved, so far to be
sk completely successful venture, ac
cording to the:, clippings!. from, .news
paper criticisms' 1 other cities where
Mr. Dexter has already appeared this
season; In the modern romaatic. com
edy, "The Prince Chap."- Taja play.
written by Edward Peple, author of
numerous other excellent dramatic
works, affords Mr. Dexter what the
critics term a most advantageous op
portunity, for he has not only estab
lished bis right to tbe front rank ot
dramatic stars, according to reports
from other cities, but has been declar
ed by many to be the best suited to
the title role In this, play of all. the
actors who hare appeared in H dur
ing Its three years Ju Europe, . Amer
ica and Australia. The centra) figure
is a young American artist,, making
a meagre living in Lotlddn ln'.aa at
tempt to win - fame ; and .fortune,
whose other burdens' Are added, to. by
his beng forced by duty td adopt a
lltle five year old gir the child of -a
friend vrfjo has died In poverty., cTX.
Is his : bringing aprt , tbla- xhlid
through babyhood, girlhood anj .Womanhood-that
form the narrative ant
heart Interest of the ltf. while the
comedy elements are1 given y a num
ber 4 or laughable -ebaraoters. .. Mr.
Dexter cornea to ithejAadeiay Friday
night' to jJ'Tbo, rtoce.thap."
MATINEE AND NIGHT. ' .
WEDNEHDAV, MNTART life 1910.
. Retsu-n KngAgewat of
EugaA WaiVAfa Play At Ral life,
PAID 1NFDLL
buabkitieali Aoolaoded br '
TWO MILLIONS FIVE. HTNDRBD
-I - THOUSAND PERSONS. '
As thA Most Popular Play of tiiA
. American Stage. -
Ptoaonaced by Every Dramatic Critic
in this country, the 7 . v"
GREATEST AMERICAN DRAMA
Record Run ot TWO Years in
. , New votk.
to ba pitestnted here wtttt Specially
Seletod rAa Oastt .New and
Elaborate BtHalo AeAesaisHea,:- i ,
PRICtat; cjgn; SOC. 1.6
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