course there are. good features in all
of our creeds—trot hs which: \v}U ikw«
fall.. But with these truths rire- riii vf
the errors which are, as tl»e l»r!A'?rb
says, "Dead flies ftliat] ciuise the dikt
ment to^stink". (Ecciealns'teK x. 1
There'isi-plentx nvoreLnf the citil^io
in God's-Wor^ -Jt.fe in4e.eu the
l.^' tb6 r
rmv£&%
th^ .better, ipr us, Vor tbe Cause' lijtft-^o^n!
for "the brethren," whom we ^Iove tf?• with
ot«
who a re CWvInistie nay. well hold
fagt to some of the" precious Scripture
teaebingsr so long ravered, but we
warit tox/ast out quickly und effective
ly the gross error which 'teaches that
all the mou-elect. instead of having
hope for a blessing through "the
elect," are to be everla-sl 'ngjy tor
mented. Those of us who are, Ar
tuininn in doctrine have uiuch that.is
precious,
need also to cast away
'from us the thought that our loving
Heavenly Father is merely good-in
teutioned and 'lacks the power, the
ability, to make his benevolent desires
effective towards any except ,.a soiaj
toiaudful of luimanity. Out Disc^ie
contained in their teachings that onyr
the': water:inimersed experience -lorr
•giveness of sins aud recbh^ati()p |tp
God and salvation from eternal
meht. Similarly those of us whd Wre
Baptists,.while holding to^Che preps
nernIexed
& &
nanSf that
*tho water-immersed
ol
from
They -promptlythese absurdfe
creeds on a remoye^^ not only from our head^rald
but also from our profesE,
V5f^sh«Jl be ready and anxious toj&aye
WOT t-vii.'. 'iryn^MT'ii ii.I 9
fh& d&OTines of Christ on
fer to btm tb»t koooketh It shftjbe
fHS. v? }cwia®fM»tthsw »il. 8i. But i&Ag
l-L tbo awllne o( ClirtW^n dw- to the fallncles bo* So
I S S a
Ism etc but to bold fast to the Sys^
tern They are feo longer encouraged a!loWfni these tQ,disn)abe ^^n|Qes
to think
these||^-r*.r.n.1.
