The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 94, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 3, 1921 Page: 4 of 6
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never was a time in the history of
THE DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921.
THE HOPE FOR OISTRESS8ED HU-
\ MANITY, OR MILLIONS NOW
LIVING WILL NEVER DIE.
“Life everlasting on earth and
millions now living will never die;’’
so states J. W. Cope, of the Inter-
national Bible Students of New York,
in his address at the City Hall,
lng their fellow brothers of like
faith in direct violation of Jesus’
command, "Thou shalt not kill,” and
world said it would pass away by
fire—the order of society would pass
away by the passion of men, their
"My kingdin is not of tjbis world, j heat, their fiery temper. We see the
else would niv servants fight." (Jno. commencement of this condition in
18:36.) For nineteen centuries Chris'"- 1914, and it is growing in intensity
tians have prayed. “Thy kingdom and fury the world over day by day.
come, Thy will be done on earth as Thank God (here is a silver lining
it is in heaven." W ould our Lord to the dark cloud, and ere loug peace
Sunday afternoon, significant quota-(have taught us to pray Thy king-j and good will to men will be estab-
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tions from the Bible, foretelling pres-(dom come. Thy will be done opjlished and every knee will bow to
ent conditions and immediate future, jearth. ’ if He never expected us to the glory of God, the Father. Pro
cited in proof. (receive a full realization of it? No, phecy, is the history of the world
(indeed: God is far too kind to instill • written in advance. God caused Dan-
thoughts into our minds that are iel to write the history of the world
beyond reach. So the disciples ask-; from the very
—~ (Gentile dominion
The speaker compiled that there
the world when humanity needed
comforting as today. That never be-
fore have the clergy of Christendom;
had the opportunity of binding up
broken hearts as they have now. He;
called on them to arise to their God-,
given privilege. J
We ask the question. Why all this;
strife and turmoil? Why are men’s
hearts failing them for fear of look-,
ing after those things coming on the ;
earth? (Luke 21:26). We see t?ie ^
Scriptures speak of these days and ,
our Lord refers to these things in 1
answer to his disciples' questions as j
I
to when His kingdom would be es- j
tablished, in Mat. 24:7. 8: "Nation'
shall rise against nation, and king- j
dom against kingdom and there shall
be famines and j>estilenees and
earthquakes in divers places. All
these are the beginning of sorrows.” j
Rev. 11:18: “The nations were angry j
and thy wrath is come." Don. 2:44: i
“In the days of these kings shall i
the God of heaven set up a kingdom
you desolate.” (Luke 13:34,'36.) And
this time ended 184S years later: A.
L>. 33 plus 1845 years brings us to
1878. Then, sharp on time. God’s
favor was seen to return to the
Jews, for Lord Beaconsfield, a Jew,
then Premier of England was com-
missioned by the Britls.h govern-
ment to go to the Council of Na-
tions held at Berlin, Germany, and
arrange a treaty with Turkey where-
by Britain would receive the pro-
tectorate over Palestine, which he
did, greatly ameliorating the condi-
tion of the Jews in Palestine from
d , that day on. Our laird, through the
commencement
to the coming of) prophet Drfhiel in ' 4 :16 tells us that!
| the Messiah. Daniel wondered and I because of their disobedience He
cried out to God for an interpreta- would give them a beast's heart,
.lion of the vision, and God told him I and lef seven times pass over him:
! to close up the book and seal the
1 prophecy until the time of the end.
then many would run to and fro and
knowledge would be increased. (Dan.
i 12:4.) We see a fulfillment of
j prophecy in these days and as we
j look around us we tind the evi
1 dences of fulfilled prophecy on every
hand.
God told Israel through the proph-
{els Zeeh. 9:12 and Isa. 40:2. that
| even today do I declare that I will
i render double unto you. From Ja-
cob's death to our Lord’s death was
| a period of 1845 years during which
I time Israel enjoyed the favor of j
: God as'we read in Amos 3:2. “You |
only have 1 known of all the fam-
ilies of file earth." This double of:
| chastisement which came upon them
our
a time with the Jews was a period
of 360 days, therefore 360 times 7
is 2520 days, so 2520 symbolic days,
years, from (lie overthrow of Zeile- i
theikiah in 606 B. C. brings us down to
1914 A. D. the end of the Gentile
times. That 1914 was the end of
the Gentile lease or dominion is!
plainly evidenced by what has taken I
place since, for we see before our
eyes the passing away of the pres-
ent order. The nations as they were
in existence prior to 1914 are gone
forever. Russia. Germany. Balkan
States. Belgium and Italy also all
the other Gentile kingdoms of the
present time, are passing away in a
time of trouble such as never was
since there was a nation.
Another prophecy that is
^PRIGE*
pha#
that shall never pass away,” etc.
Now we admit that these nations
very
i started al our Lord’s death, for J nlarked is found in Isa. 31:5 as birds
our Lord what would be the sign,j„S| prior to His death. He stood j ,lvin”- so w11< ,lle Lord of Hosts
His coining and the end of the overlooking Jerusalem and said, "D, I defend Jeiusafem. defending also it
did rise against each other in the s."'01-'11- <MiU- 24:3). j Jerusalem, Jerusalem, which killest.
bloodiest conflict the world has ever! The word world does not. here the prophets, and stonest them that
known. We realize they call them-jrefer jo the literal earth, but thejare sent unto thee; how otten would
selves by the name Christian, and
both Catholic and Protestant of the
different nations prayed to the same
Cod to give them victory in murder-
order of society at a given time, j I have gathered thy children to-
Feter spoke of the world that was,, gather as a hen doth gather her
saying it passed away by water, ■ brood under her wings, and ye would
and speaking of the present /evil 'not! Behold your house is left unto
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Mf. Sly got red in the face when Mary Jane spoke to him
/
Mary Jane and the Little Red Fox
day Mary Jane was going to
school, and she met Mr. Sly,
the red fox.
Mary Jane said, “Good morning.
You ought to be ashamed of yourself
for stealing old Mrs. Gamp’s chicken
last night. Don’t you know she was
saving that chicken for when the
minister was coming?”
Mr. Sly got red in the face. And
then he said he was going along
peaceably, minding his own business,
and then her old hen ran right out
and bit him. So what could he do?
He had to protect himself, didn’t he?
When Mary Jane heard this, of
course, she was very sorry she -had
blamed Mr. Sly. Mary Jane did not
know he was not telling the truth.
And so she sat down on a big log by
the side of the road and opened up
her lunch basket, and she and the
little red fox had a party.
But the best of all were the two
big slices of bread spread with Mary
Jane Syrup and put together. Mary
Jane ate one and Mr. Sly ate the
other. And Mr. Sly said that noth-
ing was so good as Mary Jane Syrup-
And never again would he eat chicken.
And he didn’t.
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will deliver it, and passing over He
will preserve it. This was fulfilled
when the British in December. 1917,
sent so many aeroplanes up to
search out Jerusalem and see if it
was possible to bombard the city
and not destroy Die ancient land-
marks. While they hovered over the unto ini' void, it shall accomplish that of knowledge, von cuter not in your-
citv like birds the German and Turk-1 which I please and it shall prosper in selves and they that arc entering in
isli forces withdrew to Constant! the thing whereto I sent it." you hinder." (Luke 11:52.» In John
nople and the British troops entered So we see from this pe nt of view it IV36 Jesus said "My kingdom is not
the city without bloodshed or battle. | must he future that the blessing of all ot this world ', present order of things.
The prophecy was fulfilled: as birds the families of the earth will come, therefore it is of the New. He further
flying the Lord delivered it.
In Matt. 13:39 the Lord says
harvest is the end of the age;
see a clear fulfillment of this in
that true worshippers regardless of
creed fences, assemble together,
study the Bible and seek to do the
I,ord’s will, whereas the church nom-
I The end of the Gentile time:, came in
said in John 5:28-29. “Marvel not at
thej 1914 and since that time the disin- thm- l"r the hour is coming in which
we I tegratiou of these kingdoms is going a<! Ihnt aIV their graves will hear
on. and the present trouble will wax mv and come lorth; the good to
worse and worse until they all Call or';l resurrection of life and the evil to
pass away. Then, as a result of the u resurrection by judgment. (Wey-
hunibling through which men puss, j mmi!h and Diaglott translation.I In
their minds will be in a state or eon-' •<<><>« <1:26 ••>'«»« said, “I am the resnr-
inal unites with other institutions i dition wherein they will listen to the! n’( t'on ami the life; lie that believeth
for popularity among men. j voice from on high. "When you see!'11 nie. though he were dead, yet shall
In Nahum 2:3, 4 we have a elear i ;h'*se thing:; coni' to pass, th-'U lilt'1"’ <<ve; "nil whosoever llvctli (now in
statement of some things that wo i ul, your heads and rejoice, for your i<<"‘ end of the age) and believeth on
j would see in the days of our Lord's | redemption draweth nigh." Mat. 24 .!""' shall never die." He shall live.
J preparation. “The chariots shall bo j jeans did not say this to tjiej”11' " keep my saying, he shall
| with flaming torches in the day of j wor|d, hut to His followers whb asked ! never see death." John 8:51.)
I his preparation, and the til trees me questions, and adding, IP* said, j lleb. 9-27. Ii is appointed unto men
"This generation shall not pass away ] on< e to die and after this the judg-
(mightv men) shall be terribly shak-|
; en. The chariots shall rage in the
streets, they shall jostle one against
another in the broad ways; they j
I shall seem like torches, they shall,
; run like the lightenings.” Is it pos-
j sible to paint a better word picture,
j of an automobile. In Math. 24:29
| we read that the sun shall be dark-;
j ened and the moon shall not give;
(her light: the stars shall fall from,
(heaven and the powers of the heavy
| en shall he shaken. The sun rep.,
| resents the Gospel of Jesus. The
; moon represents the Mosaic, law. The
I stars repqpsent the ecclesiastical
! leaders. Powers of heaven repre-
sent the influence of these teachers.
We ask the question, do the cler-
| gv teach (he Old and New Testa-
iment, or are their addresses based
| on social uplift schemes, or on
God’s word? We indeed see the
I
(Gospel has lost its light and the
| Old Testament does not from their
(viewpoint throw any light on the
| New. The stars have indeed fallen
Ifrotn their lofty and honorable posi-
tion of leading the people into light,
land today they toad the people into
idarkness and away from the light
J The Prophet Jeremiah in 23:22 says
“But if they had stood in my coun-
; sel. and had caused my people to
hear my words, then they should
have turned them from their evil
way ttnd from the evil of their do-
ings.'' The teachers of the people
I tire ." . ,c li.-iblc fir the gi -at Wor'd
I War. Yht •' far'd n a- • God • 11
| mission and will now be destroyed ns
j tares. In John 15:19, Jesus said. "If,
I ye were of the world the world would
| love its own, but I have chosen you out
i of the world; therefore the world
i
hates you.” In other words, my king |
dom is not of this world, else would !
my servants fight. (Jno. 18:36.) In
Mat. 10:22 He said, “Ye shall be bated
of all men for my name’s sake.
In 1575 B. C. the Jews centered the,
I land of Canaan and God gave them a
! command that every fiftieth year,
should be a Jubilee year in which all j
property should return to the original
owner; also that 70 of these 50-year,
periods should be kept, and yet we
| observe that they dM not keep them, 1
nor did Abraham receive the promise
as yet, that in him should all the fam-
ilies of the earth be blessed. Yet God
says in Isa. 55:11 “M.v word that goeth j
forth out of my mouth shall not return
| until all be fulfilled." Everywhere we incut. \Ye are glad it is after men
J see business men. financial men. Gov-jure appointed to die. that the judg-
!ernmem officials of all nations greatly ( mont "trial" lakes place, just as wo
'perplexed a; the conditions in every (find tin- Scripture says, "All in their
country. Oh. that the people would j graves will come forth to their Krisis-
listen to the Lord s word and depart j Judgment, the "trial". John 5-29..This
from the selfishness which is the root word judgment in Hell. 9 27 is taken
of all confusion and pride, which pro-! from the Greek word Krisis and is tha
vents men from a just settlement of same word translated damnation in
all the difficulties, and by righteous, I John 5-29. Ii is misleading and is lim
just, arrangements come into harmony j only place in the Scripture where the
with God and reieive His spirit and weed Krisis is translated damnation,'-
receive 11 is blessing. Hut we see in it should be judgment, for so the Scrip-
the 17th and istli chapters of Revela-; ture teaches “all will come Torth from
tion a vivid description of the mixing: their graves to a righteous judgment.
of politics and religion, which is an! "Trial with a Sentence” and we are
abomination in God's sight. The whole pleased that
is described as Babylon, or confusion, not man.
God will be judge, and
| mu man. For God is love.
Surely confusion is abroad in the lan 1 Mat. 24. 40. 41 Two grinding at the
with so many churches claiming Cod's j mill, one taken, the other left. A mill
leading and yet in opposition to each j is where provender is turned out. The
other, teaching doctrines of demons, ■ mm who turns out good food, is loyal
anger, malice, hut*', selfishness and (to God and to His flock, will he taken,
each creed teaching God to he an in jail others left.
human monster. "Woe unto you law ! Two in tho field. The field repro-
vers. you have taken away the key j sents the world and in this instance
--I represents a ( lass outside of the noml-
| nal churches “Babylon” who 4 lavo
out. and hear their Masters’
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Texas 4 Pacific Station
EAST BOUND
No. 12 -Bteckenrldge to Dallas via
| Cisco, 3:40 a. in.
No. 10- Mineral Wells to Ft. Worth.
! 7:58 a. m.
*Nu. 26 El Paso to New Orleans,
( t 53 a. in.
•No. 2 E! Paso to St. Louis. Sun-
I One Special, 1:33 p in «-
j No. 14—Gi afoul to Port Worth. 4 00
j 0. m.
No. 4 Sweetwater to St, Louis and
! New Orleans. 4:36 p. in.
• WEST BOUND
No. 13 Port Worth to Grafotd. 9 35
v m.
No. 23—St. Louts and New Orleans
to Sweetwater, 10:12 a. m. (Makes
oral stops west of Weatherford only.)
•No. 1—8t. I .outs to El Sun-
shine Special i 4:36 p m T
No 9—Fort Worth to Mineral Wells,
4 43 p. m. ^
No. 11- Dallas to Breckinridge via
Cisco. 1:13 a. m.
•No. 26—New Orleans to Bl Paso,
11 40 p. m.
•Do not aaka local stop*.
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