The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 27, 1947, Image 8

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Page Eight I • ' ... - // ' THE CLINTON CHRONICLE / 7 Thursday, March 21,1947 YOUR Bible Questions Answered n J BRIMM History, Prophecy/Philology. Heral dry. It flood-lights many obscure passages in the Bible.’ We are the inheritors of rich promises. God has q> ifr^What is Anglo—Israelism? B. W. A. 18. The theory or doctrine, held implicitly by many Christian leaders ia Great Britain, Canada and Amer ica, that the Anglo-Saxon people are descendents of Jacob and Isaac Twt Abraham, and soothe Covenant 'Twpkt, the “Lost Ten Tribes,” whom God said in Amos He would sift as 'wheat over the earth, but not lose sight of one grain, Am. 9:9. There is much to support the doctrine from trsedr-ts- using and^-will- continue-to use them to carr^ out His Plan and Purpose. He could and would use them more if they would realize and live up to their divine rights. He has often practically worked mira cles of Providential protection for them, as in Spanish Armada and at Dunkerque. In Prophetic symbolism Ephraim represents Britain, “with the young lions thereof,” and Man- asseh represents the U. S. Includes Saxony, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Holland; English, Scotch, Welsh these are in the minority, as in the case of Dr. "Machen and others. Real ly most of these men are Unitarians masking in the garb of evangelical denominations. They deny the in- and Irish, This in-brief. There is a large accumulation of intensely in teresting literature on the subject. Q. 19—From time to time wfe are' warned against Modernism. What is Modernism?— ^ B., Wr j A: 19—Borders on the controver- [ sial, -but still it is not a denomina- ; tional matter. It is a religious move- !ment,.that has caused plenty of con troversy. As used, “Modernism,” or “Liberalism,” is the opposite respec- . tively of Fundamentalism or Con- I servatism. I answer as a pronounc- i ed Fundamentalist or Conservative, j There are many degrees, or mediat ing positions between extreme, “left-i mental. On a 1 foundation of Evolu- ; wing” Modernism—Radicalism—and | tionism they build a structure of fallible authority of the Bible, reject what they don’t believe, deny the deity of Christ, repudiate the Virgin Birth, question the authority of His teaching, scorn His Vicarious Atone ment, scout His bodily Resurrection, ctfscount His Second Coming to reign over the Earth, “spiritualize” what ever they object to, eviscerate our religion of everything that is essen tial as well as most that is funda- BIRDSEY’S FEED 171 ID SAVINGS Jr JLiVJ I^Jlv on quality BIRDSEY’S BEST 10 lbs. $88c 25 lbs. $2.10 50 lbs. $4.10 4 Brothers 25 lbs $2.00 50 lbs $3.90 Money Saver 25 lbs. $1.87 50 lbs; $3.64 ALL MASH 10 lbs. 57c 25 lbs ./... $1.35 STARTER 50 lbs. $2.60 100 lbs 1 $5.10 Growing Mash 25 lbs $1.30 100 lbs $4.75 Growing Scratch 25 lbs $1.30 100 lbs $4.70 Dairy Feed 20',: 100 lbs $4.10 Hog Ration (With Tankage) 100 lbs $4.30 PURE LARD SPECIALS 1 lb. carton 38c | 4 lb. carton $1.49 BIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED STORE MUSGROVE ST. 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O V MOIO FISTIKI REXAU PURETEST ASPIRIH ue. 41* Bishop-Walker Pharmacy The Rexall Store Phone 101 Fundamentalism, which the antagon ists choose to call “Old-Fogyism.” It is supposedly up-to-date interpreta tion of Christianity and the Bible. The terms, adopted by themselves, are 4 examples of what in Logic we call the fallacy of Epithet. There is nothing Modern about it except new methods of approach and insidious attacks on Christianity and the Bible. Old stuff going back to the days of Porphyry and Celsus in the early centuries, rehashed and spliced up to suit the modern palate. Neither are they Liberal when it comes to deal ing with their antagonists provided £L t Humanism, shot through with. Ra tionalism, saturated with Pragma tism and reeking with Ritschlianism, or theological “Make-believe.” Fath ered by German "Higher Criticism” and mothered by current false phil osophies, they have become quite numerous In Great Britain and Am erica and are doing much to wreck Christianity. Are seemingly part of the Great Apostasy of 2 Thes. 2:3. Read verses 1-12. It. would seem that they belong among the false prophets Christ warned against in Matt. 7:15-20 and 24:24. “It is time for the Lord to work, for they have made void thy Law,” Ps. 119:126. Q. 2Qjj—If we withhold forgiveness, can we* be certain that God will not forgive us? B. W. A. 20—-The 'fifth petition of the Lord’s Prayer, in Matt. 6, is “For give Us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.” In most people’s minds the ’“as”’ probably signifies measure or proportion. If so, our prospect for God’s forgiveness would be bad for most of us. Better to interpret it as| a pledge to back up the plea. This is borne out by the form given in j Luke 11:4, “And forgive us our sins, i for we also forgive everyone that is indebted to us.” It is effrontery to ask God to forgive our many and j great sins against Him, while we I do not forgive the little offenses of I our fellowmen against us. Christ I urged forgiveness as extremely es- | sential, Luke 17:3,4. Note also His | example in the first saying on the i ! Cross, Luke 23:34. His reply to Pet-j er’s question, Matt. 18:21,22, with! | the Parable of “The Wicked Serv-! i ant” immediately following, enforce the same teaching. His conclusion in verse 35 gives affirmative answer to your question, as expressed, as does j His comment in Matt. 6:14,15. The j word “debts,” to describe sin, puz- i zles some people, but is apt. Our duty is what we are due to do. So, if we do not do our duty we^become • debtors. So also, what we oiugM ia do we owed to do (old English)» with the same result. 17 Young Men Enlist 1 In Regular Army ^ Captain Carl Wynn, commanding officer of the Greenwood sub-station of the United States Army Recruit ing Service of South Carolina, has announced that 17 young men from Greenwood and vicinity applied for enlistment in the regular army through the sub-station during the past week. 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