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Christ iaii11> «>»1 i!ic <fiff usioii, of (4m< rail. jielim, Acts x. 44; third.Apostl.'s, Acta gan.
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Me.-wf5ngui’ Vuhlnhui^
Ai^udo* iiithndul for | . The foregoing are nev.'y applied in the J . and are a- c <.1>1 Laud sriii' t’r.dy enn b<* tfJ t nit* Ö!2.56^ef rni-Mh. re :■ 15p
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address Utg the Editor,'
ih 21 ÿc.-irs w< i’d tuimynt ¡ "’»Miled. ■ JiL tl
. OU Ti¿Lament or New
uijj&ii^Jo scarcely.uiv-e. (Bid the ;.'re’d liiajor* a V ......... that
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Semi moi«.?
B»’- Draft, lUMetMtllO Spirit ill
‘ Word,
' but with ‘1 one-, ex-"1 . ity itr mu-ing forward, to tbi’ work to .43,I T;. , Ix'Äidi’fl all thè ilitçrist. ' bh r -'iglit < ¡retb. sh'• !.. was. r.
or Honoy order oulMlhs, ar our ruk.c
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AdvfiU^H uill lind thl» oneot Un? beit HU\liuiii.s ( ; cvption, i anil
’JKt tliAt
xi'Jhd Xu
that is Tid'd
with the , grandly,
I toHyeu
si mething ' 1 ' ■ ■ '
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t least: nd ■;< !. 4 . Jix - • ’ I - ; :F.(l . ( •
on the
Const for
bu.jiic-t Spirit. Ej4) v 18* al’ the oHic ¡*r$ v.i‘e i about the r. oûrth’bf add -tious in the ten per. 1- nt, and nt th.?'
Would :
neh u'd in ■ ;ep
_ j Holy Spirit/” ■ .
Pour, fiigumtivo. aj'pli-
freni «iX-lOtweh? hundred i.dimbl • «bi.ut * m*. in • n .i y. .u-s? " So p<>“ - hi; mimi ;wr.s diwri *d
‘ • je. Flo Spirit in word in the t>!d Tes- a’wrCnf fob srêeraI weekn. The fsti- that the Avhçle sum amoimti-.d tumore ir ,l’1
re'-: - T» div.re'fdm: !f. h.-'
Communications
i tament, but not once in the'New, but ( niated_toii|l,fiir theyenr«N about 60,-: thru v'20'/t'M)' That v.- i:M F: a fille-lC'd1” d.o.r
Ji- tii.- Ji. f.k of tlif r.-rCyds id ”
; is applied to Spirit in ¡lower three 001) addition ;. . Ini t domvfcody "work- hotiw* r.nd h't in"nfiv rit . ¡t w/ulri
! t’i*; chroni* h. . v. hich.wi i rew -I ’.s '' i.-
wo
Tho Hclÿ Spirit
—, times, first, Joel ii. 28: premised; sec-'...^,
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. .. vravin-z páy fora l^g-firfm ?ù ik • ' ¡ «untrv 1
ing, , [irtriifg;-
•v ktLppreù i L.4.h<*i... Hart ■ pm*
Áxn
lónd
undre^t
. ¡i. 17 anil 18; .pronmes .ill- * (*» r*'!l tip ■ 't'’h"itn-r.Trrrrf • - !k.;i'
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. . orauWox; isri.vrf.'T, baptism »e..-
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wr„s opehed to which,
fiLed upon the Apostles, or JeWBpj If irvery apparent that
the grunib
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grui:d*'yr¡»
avî *-. ha .J.»«h.-, nimte * ij tir-': ’..
oi’what Mordeeai had '
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thjrd, Act- x. 4.>, iulfilhd upon : did ; not do the work, fi.r.tla
‘were* t>>- “ Wlww ; I giH - í you BKrtiynv . f r !
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'were
. ' nd now . a t length-he
Cornalyis,
or
G-.ntil.-s,.
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busygrumbllug. There.iün.imrinamJi I have ¿moked 'more tlia-n twenty
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ceive, figurative,- applied. t<> bofli Spirit ! in the <S'ta7idui’if:t^at lftk'hcre
kvell. ;
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much
1 V-'.”’■' • ' V h'.t '
a nd «ti gni-».
I-will ti >-w identify the bajitisìn of in werd and ¡xnver, but to neither in
l . 'ii h U limili to .Vou hCai-for
’ I cannbt refrain from quoting it Here > rLat and I haven't a- I .■». <»f nA
the'Holy Spirit, wi,h this ojieration >f : Hie <
Testament. Unquestionably, ! is truth in its most 'e*>n*l»ai . l'fre*.i. *■.•.*, ’ \
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' : mg i:.!’h ri .t then-
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the Spirit in *!.*< d. or action. <+r
to Spirit in power six times;. first, ‘‘Nearly all churche« are eeu’ujiosed of ' F was t<w--p<«-r to own n lo-u-'i1.'
:-'tî' «’ó ¡ib’ fuV -¡ i Í uí . I d
..(.‘•per­
3—Luk xxiv I!': Ami l«-ho’*l 1 ::1 •lejut xiy. 1< : the Apostles : second,
se t h T m Hit
lb
workers an I giumbl.i-
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te. ¿ ' him :\* <-m
tile J.’* »-.»'-re of my rather upen yen, •Toiin xx. ¿2j, the salite; third, Acte
Grumblers scarcely ever work, aiid^V.’hat ¿i .!'<.«,! 1 ha ve liri-i-A .
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buttali;,
y- in the city of JiTUsrlcm. '
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1.*» 19 : the Samaritans ; fifth, xix. workers scarcely evi-r grumble...
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The ' *ç - l bmidre- ; ij ., r , , a
: lï' * v common is it for men and es-
until y 1> eii-lm l, wrtii power frotu Sre tht* Epheritfivs;
1 Cor, ii. 12 -
Oli that every cliristian in tlic-stat wluc't <-<»Sso n'liw-h.andwliHJi. tlù»u bî p ••er: ■: i\ii 1- i L omi .in lugli «.yiti’ns, to
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on high, ..lets i. ,4, 5 :“ And being the Apostles (1,jjne, figurative, appli-
may anmsi-. tn a, united art. >■( in ihU.
•■,i»ily .¡¡ut <’*i(L L yÿt \ m .- Iik<-l\. ¡1 71.-
. ansi i nb!rd —t*>g»'iln,i iiith th<;ui mm-, ed iii fhe OH Testament
JvnwMIIVIll iin(I
,ew causo of the Lord, fog the •‘aita^imi of mice kindled. : * keep burning all their i *i'g*'t^u-se in mon: hur'ille ebeti
and x New
stances, who have dotï'- tTfgmTonic !&• '
jiian.li-l th<-np that -tiny -lù-'dd not
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til4
souls is the.
tlie.prayer
grayer of your ' /
.‘ livt-e— r p.r.
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‘ depart from Jerusalem, but wit for? ; never to Spirit.in woST and used gin
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tyuly baptise»! wun «'in waipi, i>m
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night,
wh.-n lin­
shall l><- biptize.I with lin) th»,- Holy . Apoptks "third, Acta i. 8 ; to the Apos­
Bro.
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and
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little
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tles ; fourth, Acta xix. G : to the Ephe­
Spirit lmt many
h n<
1 received my Ml-nsEXGEi: thiseveii- I water. Die ScMliuin makes the li.piid th ins.’vis io diiekiiiL' ‘ f M'.< »: a.- m;.v
Now, it is evident that the. promise sians. Give, figurative, applied in
-of the Father, and the baptism out of 1 Old Testament and New to. Spirit in i irig. I have changed my homeland , as cl'.ar as w, ter, and of < ot:r:-e. stain»- baie bs frimied them in some way,
the Holy Spirit, is the samcy-th.1t to rword,.and in power'only in the New, neighbors, but it e<*m. .- like-aalenr old 11-ss. In.this form it i> us* d hu.ludi«s lioù ij.any n pi < : end ln nible indivjd-
m’ m :Fl coinè to rem. nibrance, to
v.xiit for the promise, mid furé//till en­ fand four times, first, John iii. 34 : .to acquaintance—a welcome visitor. The i to remove pimples on the face;
dued with ¡xiv.'fr, is the same ; and i.-i 1 Christ ; scretui, John xiv. ,16: to the Annual Meeting, Evangelizing, and I Doctors have lately discovered that wböm no Lem i <.r dignity or- recqm-
fhe same as ver. 8: “ Ye shall receive Apostles ; third, Acts, viij. 1*9: to the best of all the- county meetings, are 1 it is dangereua to giv»- < ombiued dc.ses ¡iinsv Lad b.'t-ii rendered fot- favois
.
yowor, after the Holy Spirit is come Samaritans; fourth, Acts xv. 8: to subjects that interest me. 1 wish we of < 'lilorate of Potassium and Iodide of , slb'WI
could have a meeting in t'veiy county Potassium, though either cipi be taken >
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upon yoti. Act» ii. 3- 33: • Jesus * Cornelius.
Eight words used figuratively for in the state*. The best meeting I eyev alum* in reasonable dos. ^with perfret » Sj’ii itu&Hsrn was nearly triumj hant
being by the right hand of God exal-
I
■ led, and having received
the Father the same thing—the baptism filled attended was a county meeting; . it j .safety; These two salts, though they at Itenison. A tinciip moved/ill about
the. promise (baptism) of the Holy with—-falling upon—shed forth—pour gives more an opportunity to attend. < will not combine in solution outside of a table, withot any c< nne^tim what­
Spirit; He hath shed forth this (what I) out—receive it—come upon—and give for many couldgo a short distance that ; the Isslv, have I hh * u . known to w.ro - ever with insulated wires, triggers,
to.
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could not go so far.
_ bine within the body, forming Iodate trap-doors, or other etcetera», and the
that J’e now see and hear;' ver. 16:
I
wish
a
meeting
could
be
held
in tlf Postasaium, a fatal poison.
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But this (that ye now see and hear)
Where Do We Stand.
this
locality
and
a
church
established
Neither
salt
nor
salty
food
should
the “ sperits ’’ had come. A close ob­
is that was spoken by Joel, the proph­
• In correspondence with friends eaat with a good membership, for truly be’taken just before nor just after fa- servation revealed the fact that the
et Jind what Joel said, was the prom­ the following passages have occurwjd.
ise of the Father, fhe baptism <»1 the The cause of Christ in this state was liere is work for the laborer. 1 wish king a dose of calomel, for there would cup had a small apartment molded on
Holy .Spirit—the Hol}- Spirit, sent once in a prosperous condition. But the sisters would continue Writing for be it liability to a chemical deeompo- the bottom, into which a beetle had
the M essenokr . Their cominWVi ¡ca­ positiun and recoinlunation which been placed, .and the bug simply walk­
down 1'rom Heaven, with which the
now many churches are scattered or tions are very interesting.
would change the Caloimd Into corro­ ed alout the tabh’ with the cup on
Gospel was preached, 1 Pet. i, 12: the
in a dead or dying condition.”. This
Yours
truly,
sive sublimate. Common salt is Chlo­ his back. ¿ ti <1 now the people uj ’
power, ami Holy Spirit, and much as­ is what I received in reply. You
M. E, P atxk .
ride of Sodium corrosive sublimate
is . there say that Spiritualism is a hun;-
surance with which the word came; 1 speak of the cause of Reformation go­
---- —
i Chloride of Mercury, ami calomel is bng a perfect tnmblehtig humbug.
The.*, i.
the demostration (or con-1 ing back or losing ground. We see it
A Bad Fire.
I Sul'çhloride of Mercuiy and contain An<l J)r. \Vii»<*n will have to go b<uk
Mrmajtiou) of the Spirit and power,
and know it is so, but why is it ? Is it
that accoiojwnieiH^j:» speech and
fire 1 just half a* much • ‘hlorino in propor- to Dmison again.-- yit>t>i ngcr.
“
Jones
have
you
heard
of*
that
because the Gospel is a failure ? .No
---
preaching, an<l was manifested in indeed for it is the power of Gigl to that burned up the man’s house and ' tion to its Mercury as corrosive subii-
The Mohammedans outnumber the
tongues as of fire upon the Apostle’s salvation to every one that believth. lot ?”
' mate does. The salt would bo apt to
give enough Chlorine to the enjome), Christians in British India fifty to one.
“ No, Smith, where was it i" ,
heads, and in the fourteen (at least) I B„t it i(t on account of want of faith
dinerentt<mguos,<* languages.in which I
if l.sith were taken together, to trans* There tire less than 1 ,('00,00(1 Chris-
“ Here in the city
a departure from the simplicity of the
they spoke, and wa* in its extern ipn Gospel; conformity to the world; and
“ What a misfortune to him. Was form thisV-ouiuren medicine into a tians, wliiie tlu; nmnlier of Mohaihim -
daps is cstimati d to reach quite 50.-
to all flesh, or nations, through the.
deadly peiLon.
*
a failure to carry out the prinqdes of it a good house ?”
Jr. sonie districts th» v forrti
■ laying on of the Apostles’ hands, tKc
“ Yes, a nice home- and lot a good i A severe e>l«l in the head with ir-
the Gosp.*L I rejilied : You missun-
, *
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fulfillment of Joel’s pmphecy, and was
; i.lamati« n :..of the air passage-:, will I 80 per cent of'population.. The Pall
cierstood me alsmt the cgiise of the 011c for any family.”
the Comfort -r's testimony tor Christ,
“ What a pity 1 How did the fire j sometimes Ibe speedily Ixnefitcd by Mall (juzitte says: “TheresveniHlift’«
Lord going back. For that is not sj
take?”
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* that confirme.l and demostrited the
j st Vend i'ljet'tior.. tip the nostrils of a reason to doubt that the MidianTtnedans
aiyl was not what I meant only in
truth of the Apostle’s witness John this state. I
“
The
man
¡>laye<!
v,
nil
fire
and
.saturated soln turn <*f Rteuride of Potas­ Lav»»gaHH-»l greund- far mnrr- nrpidh
In an early d<y- they leehl ■
erru^ig the Hindus under our (British)
sium.
Jtv, 26-27: . That the baptism «»f the the ground almost entirely here,, but ■ thoughtlessly set it himself.”
. rulu tliftn they di-1 in the day.» *>f tlieh
Holy Spirit, is figurative,. I think no
“
How
silly
!,
Did
you
say
the
kt
.
Mustard
pla.st
is
should
le
mois
­
they dul not grow in grace and the
rrtie will deny; surely, all rm. scribes ! . knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. was binned too i”
tened with water instead of whiskey (>wn supivmacr.
admit it Tlii-- figure is us«d butthre? ? ; and g>; on to perfection;,and neglected
“ Yes, lot and all, 4II gone, slick and or vinegar, because spirits and acids
Two friends were pawing a church
times; first, by John the Baptist, ye-
clean.
”
prevent fermentation, and the plasters
ther duty in supporting the teachers
one
evening, when a- strong smell of
QOrded Matt. iii. 1!; Mark I. 8: Luke
“ That is singular. It must have are not as effective without fermenta­
of the Gospel and in a' unite«! effort to
bmiiing
leather pervaded the air.
ift. 16: and John i. 33 : second,'by­
tion as with.
,
hold the ground and extend it still been ft terrible hot fire, ami then I
T e» ”
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Jesus, Acta i. 5 : and, third, by peter,
it yMir hollow totdh »chw, fill th?
farther. , Of course if they diihnot go don’t sea i>QAV it could have burn- ’
tity. ’ oid óne. " I thlfik ;* musi.t 4a-/’ V
Acts xi 16: Filled, figniative, nine forward thejr would soop licgin io go' theloC - ,
cavity with .a mixture of collodion and
times ; first, John the Baptist, Taiko e back war J.
-l'ïîo, it was not a Virÿ hot fire, carjsdliç acid I. Take alamt five dreps wax fhtrqiiick reph 'for it smelt?bf
15 and 41. leaped in the womb; second,
Most of the churches thiuk'shey are Indeed it was sq small that it attr«Ki-
each, and sth Uaui»,-together, 'AH'
■ -a
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EUzalx-th, Luke 1. 41; spoke liy ip- doing thtir duty to meet onpp in four., gud but little nttMftTon. and did not
when the lulxtma hfifl *u*»4anr l ifito |
apiratioii; third, Zacharias, LiAe i,fi7 ; weeks, or wlmn some ¡ueacher cornea hai-m anybody.”
a
heit^bofif V min- ’ A^csicrn editor Met a well educa­
■prophesied; fourth, Apostles on Pente­ along an !'•' <J - '¡ a n.uhtag. Bitt* C. •‘iiJwt taittatsmM suah a ■ little' fire
use.) press it into the cavity. Stir it ted farmer recently, and inforuud him
cost, Acta ii.f; spoke with tongues; thcr6 Afa Aom ? nobl«» souls who work
that he ’ffmld like to have mh - k thing
burn up a house anil lot f You havn’t
J it with a stick, or with a
'ifth, Peter, Aeta iv. 8: spoke by the on, and try to teach the people their told me.” t
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.4 mere- from his p<jn. The farmer sent'him a 1
match, using tho blind end
3j>irit; sixth, all the company, Art« iv. duty and arouse them tn »a s nsc oc J "It burned a Ityig tirue-w ro than |cuwecr.
pig and abcrjfrd 1 'Bl ?C 7* f« r it.
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