La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 08, 1926, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text5 ,' $ II II-1-3 N V. . a IS- . )41 t'i if i- 1 ' It: Paw Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, May 8,1920..' . THE OPEN I COURT COHBE9HONDEKT MCIT HUHJJIT. THfclH NAMKNTO : VUB HDITOK If THKIf 1E. ' fMUE liETIEIUi PBINTED. MllOOIi, HADKS. HKI.li AMI Till: MKAYK. Editor of Tho Ouaervcr: ' I u Interrated In rendlnir what (i; Klinont Dell Unci to any 4y way of comment on thu nrwnanur r ' port of my aermon on "Whoro Are the Dend?" with hi in I ran nay, !Hartc to (ho IJIhle To llio.lnw m4 to I ho testimony ." I uiu IhorouKlily convinced that If bo- llvvuni would conaelentloimly mudy llm lllbln to learn what It ansa In Mead M Hluilylntr It ror tho definite )iuriomi of nrovlnir norno doctrine they would conic toiadher, at lenat on the fundamental dootrlnea of rhrlatlanlty. ir. Hell makea a number of ricclarattomi which ho nllcmplH lo prove by encyclopedia and nnnlnllona from Iho HcripluroH. 1 wlah to notice thenei J. He declares thai thn word "aheol" of Iho Old Tealnmont and . Jioilcw" In I he New Tenlninent are translated Inla the KiiKlish of Kinic . Jnniea version by "hell" or "itrnve," 2. That. th words "hell" nnd ."drove" arc used Inlerrlinnirenlil) - In both Iho Old and New Testa ment :'',!', ' . 3. That thn word "sheol" In no Inatnnen Indlrales suffering In any sense of Hi" word, hut always u 'condition of darkness, silence, on rftnsrloiisness, death In every sense or thd word." .' ; 4. That man's only hope of es cape from, death, hell or thn Rrave Is by a resurrection of tho dead recreation absolutely by Iho power ef God." . Mr.- Hell's first affirmation Is only partially true. The word "sheol". or the Old Testament Is translated by. "hell" and "Bravo," , and ulso by.lhn word "pit" as ho afterwards soys. Hut ''hades" Is never In the New Testament trans. teted by "wave," hut always by "hell." The word translated "Brave' In Jno. 11:311 Is "mnnmelon." The word that Is translated "Bravo", in I Cor. ir,:f,r In "thiinnton," and rteuns "dcaiti," at Iho itovlaed y.crsion has It, not "Rrnvo.', J wtsh U remark at this point that In the IjMd Testament, whero a burial tdarc Is plainly meant, tho word Aiheol" Is never used. There arc I'll such references In the O. T., and heol" Is never once used to desljr. natc the place where the body la burled Is "kavor," not "shcol." 'I . nWnn8 the place whero the body Is Hiirledf Is "knver." not "sheol." I am prepared to say that "sheol" Is never used In the O. T. to indicate ' tho phiee whero the body hi placed after death. The same Is true of "hndes" In the N. T. J'lvcn the ' Klnif" Muipes translators never translated "hades" by the word "Briivo." 1 he word "hell" -was usM-in-very iHatuneer -I-Bsk-tlH mailer to read (len. ar.:2o, II Ham. 11:32 und Jit. ,S:1 where the place or burial of the body Is unmistak ably Indicated and to remember that "sheol" does not occur In any or these juissiikcs In the. Hebrew. There nro SIS other such places la ho O. T. Whut we mean hy the grave Is never indicated by '"sheol" In llio O. T. or "hades" In the N. T. , Tho American Iteviners were, so thoroughly convinced that neither Vsheol" nor "hudes." mean the irravo, that they never onco so translated thorn. The word "(rrave;" occurs many times in tho Ameri can revision or tho O, T., but Is never tho translation or "sheol." t'hc word "Brave." in the sense If li hilrlul place;' does lint occur In Shows Workers Volunteering to "Save England" as Great Industrial Crisis Grips the Nation (tfk 'S m L i ti f'opyrlBlit!' J 920. by NKA Hervlec. Inc.; nnd The London Tiines Tills 1 plnHn(;isili kIhivin viilmileer I iikIInIi unrkei-s In llyili- I'ark, IxhiiIoii,. .iiiiiiiiiIiib 'motor Inrrirn lo ilMrllHile milk to IiiiiIoii'k babies Mini IiivhIIiIm. . Ilyile. I'llik lias been los. il to tin- puli llc anil Is iM'liut niM as a ah-fxM roe the city's milk supply. This pklmv was jnken Tiuil, alli r lli'iliiln's n.llun.lHHI iiiilnii uurkers linil unlkeil out, iinil nns w ill lo NKA Scrvlci's . .c-' ; Vork iMiri'aii by radio iilint. ,: V " . ' - 55 (Start the day -RIGHT Start the day with ex cels energy. Eat Toast ' for breakfast! Toast made right at the table. Golden brown buttered slices of toast made with the New 3fotfwiritx Toast -Over Toaster Theri is no danger of burning youT 6ngers .'. , toast is turned over auto matically. There's a con venient switch on the cord, too, for turning the current on or off, AGrtatValu f J? ' r Stop In Today Q II. & 8. Electric Co. 107 Depot St. :- Phono 303-W tho X. T. (It- V.). In thn 1lR.it of all tliut wo havo aulil. il ntiiHt be couefMli'iI Hint Air. Ueli's Hecond propowltinn h Inrorri-ct. Th roud tr la itKkcd to turn to Itta jtihiu and read On. 3r:20. 50:ts. Num. JJ:lfl. If Hum. 10:37. Jno. 1 1 :38. Alsitt. 27:52, Jno. S:2K nnd judRf for him flf and hpv whether "hell" ran he propt'rly uscfl In tiwso pimfuioH. If It raitnot, Mr. --. Ilcll'a aocond HlutoiiH iit U tinlcniihlc ho found. We do not hnvo It now; hut "lltlw mortal mtiHt put on' ttn-mortnllly'- at tho rttirrortlon of Hie JiiHt. 1 ("or. Jf:03. ' What In tho nntnro of man? "Tho l,ord (lod. formed man of thr dust of the ffioiuul. and hrenthed inlo 1,1k noHtrlla t)ie breath of life; and man hoVamo a living houI." Hen. 2:7. Thl text doea hot nny Hint (iod Kiivc man an ImmorUil an ill' tan lint llm l.nnnlh Ai tttn 4a. As tills nrtlele Is already too Inn lak' fr()nl ,,,, rplrns , UUBt. for tho 'Open Court." I shall nro- ,.... ... ..,. ,.1.,i,nin,1,. .., eeod no further, at this lime. I shall soon offer another article to The Observer, eonslderlni? the re nmlnlnir two propositions of AlV. Dell. ; C. V. IH'NN. oer the dend. , , ' "lt us eonslder what It means if all the dead are, still allvetas some believe. ' We know that there are thousands who go Into the grave eueh day who a,rc not. prepared to meet God, hut are 'confirmed' sin ners. Then, if this doctrine is true, there must lit now an untold num ber of human souls wrllhlntr In punishment, i .lihtapheinlnif i. Hod, without one ray ' or hope. And Homo liavo been there many .years. yea, sonio for.loiiRr nires.. Thero Is, nisr: awaitimJ ki.vaIi WAitn? HK- llead In Tlii'lr (IrnveK I mil Itosur reetloil Morniuu:. the sweat or thy faeo thou shalt eat ! wretelied fnln, who aroordlmr. to bread, (lit thou return unto thel""" doctrine, had been In hell for Kroiind; for out of it wast thou nioro than rive .thousand ,ycars. ft 1 II taken: for dust thou art. and unto 'he surfers in; wlillo his brother dust shalt thou return." tlen. whom he slew looks down from 8:19. Here Clod Is spenklnic to heights above and views It'nll. We man. lie says, "t'nto dust shalt ask: Which Is tho gloomy view thou return." Again: "Then shalt to know, us qod'c.Word plainly the dust rifurn-to the earth as It tnches, thut. the wicked uro in was: nnd the spirit shnll return I their grave unconscious until the unto (iod who gave II." Keel. Judgment Hay ( Job 2.1 :S0, 14 :S1 ; 13:7 Tho spirit .Is the life prlnc-, or lo believe that they nre In the Iple. which Qod tukes to Himself i flaming fires of hell before their again, and inun returns to dust. eases haw been tried ? i. i' What Is man's state in death?! Heath is not tlio end of nil. There "There is no work, nor device nor -will bo n glorious resurrection. "For knowledge nor wisdom, In tho the hour Is coming, in the whlrti all Icel. J that are In tho graves ahull hear q:ln. Such language Is easily un-1 1 voice." -Jotin 6!s.' w shall derslooil. Wo go to the grave, ll come forth npaln: . This Is tho blea ts neither to reward nor to nun- ' hope. This hoiie renches Iie- . "The dead are resting In an un conscious sleep, nnd cannot nieu- suro time. Their minds havo ceas ed to function. Centuries may roll uway, but on tho' resurrection morning, It will seem to them hut grave, whither thou goest." the twinkling of nn eye. t "When they. died they said good live to their Inv'u.l nnes nml fell iiileep, they kn.miao' lraor Wi aMlm'rnt,' but ! lhe'-irriive;'-tliot w ' yond'tho tomb, anil lays hold upon next .moment to them, Ihey will henr tho voice or tho I.lfeglver calling them . forth. If faithful, they will embrace, their loved ones again., The separation will seem tirlef. God knows where the dead lie; and In Ills own good time. He. will cull them forth to bestow upon , them the gift of Immortal life. Man does not have a never-dying living know that, they, shall .die; soul, for the llllile says', "Tho soul but the dead know not anything. that slnneth, It shall die." No-J neither have they any more a re where within the Sacred Hook is i ward; for Hie memory of them is he said to be lmmortnl. i forgotteni Also their love, and The word 'Immortal' is used hut their hatred, and their envy, Is now onco In the Scriptures and then It perished; neither have they any is nppnea 10 t.ou. l nm. t:i7. God Is Immortal, but man Is not. go to at death. And thera Is no the life or nod through Oio rsur- knowledge In the grave. The dead ! reclion. "Kor If wo hpllevo that praise not tho Trfird, neither any I Jesus died and roso uguiu, oven so that go down Inlo silence." 1h. 1liem ulxo which sleep In Jesus will 1 1 f: 1 7. lio they know more limn : Hod bring with Him." 1 Thess. they did herorn they passed awuy?ll:H.- Our Saviour said: "I niri.tlie This may be claimed hy some; but. resurrection, and the life; he that let us turn to tho living Word for;. helleveth in Me, though he were nn answer to the nuestlon: "Tho dend. yet shall he live." John ll:2fi. This blessed, hope robs drnth of its terror, nnd Uio grave of Its gloom. With Joy we. should look forward to the-resurrection. C. I). VNZTCKKlt. Tho word 'Immortality' is used hut five times, and will be found in Itomnns 2:7; 1 Cor. ISiM.&t; 1 Tim. (1:1; S Tim. 1:10. We nre en couruged to "seek for glory and honor and Immortality." Kotiions 2:7. Wo do not need lo seek tor that which wo already have. Our Saviour has "brought life and im mortality to light through the gos Till; WKATIIFH OITI.OOK more u portion forever In anything: ; ! iia.ni isi ii. jmy n. (Al'i that Is donn under the' sun. " The wenther outlook for the lieel. 11:6.0. "His breath gocthlweclc biglnlnng May 9, pel." 2 Tim. 1:10. Yes, only j thoughts or leaving Ihelr friends' through tho gospel, which reveals i In the grave. Hut Is It such a the Itlesseil Christ, can luininrtnlltv I gleomv view? Our flod watches was an- forth, he relurneth to his earth; noiineeii here today by the weather In thut. very day bin thoughtd per- bureau as rnllows: - I Mi." Ps. Him. Clearly, then, it! - "Pacific states: The' outlook laj is stated that the dead do not know! for normal temperature, generally j anything. Their thoughts are no j fair -weather in California and) more. They are unconscious. They i considerably cloudy weather with; are at rest until the resurrection, .occasional showers in Washington Some say that this Is a gloomy and Oregon. , view that they shudder, at the. . Some men are honest because thev nre nmir. nnd some others are poor liecniiMo they nre honest. The, Garden Jaoekft,' are town ttiiat moimi for aummer and In Aufriint for tho full crop. HoupH without leeks are larking" one of their finest hmredl unta. You hill them up to b lunch like celery. ,;Tho olJ-faKhioned aumnier rnivory la n excellent tanj; for alewa. and Moupa and Homo people like It with atrlnff houn. A lU-eent packet will (five a row to uw ffreen or dry ,11a a Beaonlnff. , riant a popcorn patch forvtn youiiKHtera. ,; . dww boxea. "3 lie aeed 1h Jlko pow der. ' Juat acatler ft on thu aur fueu of u xeed hoic und traiiHplutit tho tiny plant with the end of u. toothpick. . They wilt (trow faat 10 liiuominff aixe. Don't forget - aome pockets of aeed of annual vims to drape the fe'ucea. clothes poloatind other un--ffijrhtl)' Kpota, mornlnjr glorlea, cy press vine, cardinal - climber, cltmblnff naMturtluma. wild encum ber, hyacinth bean and other fa voritca. . aldcreil more liuut-rvflftlatit. a.nU cf more delleato rlavor by aoute gar deners than tho groA'ii lypea. n h Tho aweetoMt of all tho mlffnon ette la the old-faHhlonofl oho. You find It In aome catalogues listed as Heacdu odorutu, aweeter than tho improved forms. , j' . A flower la not aa hlic as a treo, hut then a flower never atari t0 rfut to ho"ua bijf ua a tn-e. ' The purple knlil-rnbfa are con- Klrat of the month must wear rubber heels. slips up on ua. he fcirt' wo kuo it. t.nu.t biiPCM . ) NKvtf yyuiv (Ai')."o .Jii'-i Kuns " von i Klenimr. , wia alidt-kail"; .. fr gtria'or l and 2(1' liitolot?.lj uhoaid a liner anu mmiklnir clg.u - etna all day long. She tujd, lhe fedenitlon' of "women's clubs about It und Itabhl Nathun Krass Bunl tliut the great danger to grif from smoking wua wrinkles, hut; drinking mado .. them liablo to; t utution and. a iitiio uauu in liaint cannot KOUl. ,,- , . atain , tho human ; i ciicuinsliinees do not mako tho iuin who mnkea eliyiinislances. t The whlln African daUiy, Arctolls j grliudls, will prove a fine cut now- i er. It Is un easily grown annutil. It nreda all the sun there Is. ,. Try aomo of tho nilinulus or monkey flowers for shaded wln- Former CONGRESSMAN ELTON HIS of Portland -. Candidate for the Demo , cratie Nomination for United States Senator Will Speak at the CITY HALL SATURDAY, MAY 8th . at .8 o'clock P. M. The Public Is Invited Hear . him discuss the REAL issues in his usual frank and vigorous wav. (Paid adv.) "Not only a home product, but The Best Flour we have ever had!" that was the statement the other day of a prominent La Grande man, speaking for his , wife's experience with Federation Hard Wheat Flour. We can make cheaper flour, and do. have cheaper grades, but no one can make . better flour than Federation the utmost in flour value. Tests prove that it isn't as eco nomical to use cheaper grades. Try a Sack of Federation Today! Your Grocer Has It , "Don't Say Flour Say Federation." ' . Grande Ronde Ho spital Will Observe National Hospital QIIT 0UR WAY '' '' By imUS! AUWAWS STAMO GACK T" J s ksimct his wife Gooosve., WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR HOSPITAL Wed nesday, May Day 12 JfUSICAL PROGPvAM WILL T.E FEATURE OF . OBSERVANCE ' The Hospital of Service A cordial invitation is extended to the public, and especially to all mothers and babies born at the Grande Ronde Hospital., . A little gift will lie waiting for each of these children. Special attendants will be at your service and physicians prcifcnt will see that your children will 'not be exposed to' con tagious diseases. . . i Hours 2 to 5 From p. m.