The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 26, 1950, Image 9
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ment*. In the New Testament, our
Saviour calls us to use the Lord’s Day
as a time for worship, for preaching
and teaching the gospel, and for
ministering to human beings.
^ I Be it further resolved that we call
Resolutions deploring the desecra- ful to do good on the Sabbath Day. ’ j upon all Christians and Church
LAURENS COUNTY PASTORS GROUPS
DEPLORE DESECRATION OP SABBATH DAY
tion of the Sabbath have recently What Jesus did about the Sabbath: members not to lend their support,
been passed by the County Minis- (1) “He kept the Sabbath Day holy, i influence, or help towards the break- re 8ard to this vital and most impor-
terial Association, the Laurens Min- sanctifying it by an holy rest all the ( down of the Sabbath by attending * an * mattcr
aside for special emphasis on Sab- local papers in Haureh§" Coonty and
bath observance, with ministers also to the leading papers in adjoin-
bringing to their people 'a message ing communities. / ’
on the imporUnce of this aspect of (Signed) By the Ministerial Asso-I
worship, urging them to examine ! .
their own habits on the Lord’s Day
in the light of the historic teachings
of the Bible and our Churches with
rhrt'W»«'~-of Laurens 'county, The
Laurens Ministerial Association,
The Clinton Ministerial Associa
tion, January 18, 1950.
for
Be it further resolved, that we
humbly and sincerely confess that
isterial Association, and the Clin- day from worldly works and world- Sunday amusements, paid or
ton Ministerial Association. ly recreations.” (2) He engaged in j charity, on the Lord’s Day.
The resolutions as adopted have pubUc and private worship. (3) He 1 ^ it furth er resolved that we call' our P«>P le hs »ve failed to use the day
been furnished The Chronicle with went about giving religious instruc- ijpQ n gjj who love our Lord and who as Christ the Lord of the Sab-
love and cherish His Day to live by bath -. but have avowed the pleasures
a request for publication. They fol
low:
Whereas, we, as Christians, are
prone to forget Jesus Christ. Jesus,
therefore, instituted the Lord’s Sup
per and said, “This do in remem
brance of me.” We, as Christians,
are prone to forget the Christian
Sabbath or Lord’s Day, and God
said, “Remember the Sabbath Day
to keep it Holy”.
Whereas all real Christians accept
Jesus as the authorilative and final
teacher and example and the Lord
of the Sabbath on all matters of
morals and religion. What he said
and did are for them law and gos
pel. His teachings, therefore, should
be obeyed and his examples followed
tion to the people and doing good.
(4) He din^ as a guest in private
homes and
, and proclaim the law of the Sabbath of this world * the complexities of our
ere engaged in conver- „ divine and itg origin( unr epealed livin «* indifferences to spiritual
sation about spiritual things. (5) He and unr epealable, and most benefi-! things, to rob each one of the bless-
did works of necessity and works of cent j n j ts p Ur p 0ses anc j values lings which God desires to bestow on
Be it further resolved that on Feb- a11 who ri & tly ^ ^ da y-
ruary 5, or another date as near to Be it further resolved that copies
the first Sunday in February, be set of these resolutions be sent to the two
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mercy. (8) He rose from the dead
and met, instructed, and ministered
to his cjisdpic 5 -
Whereas, today, in Christian Amer
ica, the Sabbath is a far cry from;
what Jesus taught about the Safo-j;^
bath and what he did on the Lord’s :
Day. We find that there is a uni-,
versal disregard for the Sabbath-ob- i
servance and also « very alarming
drift in this country towards a con- 1
tiriental Sunday. Also, it appears!
that Christian people ’are becoming j
——— more obllvious t0 th€ consciousness i
and anything to the contrary is J of all responsibilities relative to the '
wrong' and sinful. ! proper observance of the Lord’s Day.
Whereas, the Biblical answer to j whereas, in view of the great im-
the question, “What did Jesus teach, of the Christian Sabbath,
and what did he do about the obser- and because of the distressing neg-
vance of a weekly Holy Day**’ de- ^ and tremendous profanation of I
dares our duty for all time with ref- | the sacre d and holy day, and the 1
erence to the proper observance of • cry ing need that this day be protect- |
the Lord’s Day. ‘ ed anc i observed for its high and holy
Whereas Jesus taught concerning purposes, we the Christian ministers
the Sabbath: (1) “I came not to de- 0 f Laurens County would like to
stroy the law, but to fulfill it”. (2) make the following resolutions:
“The son of man is Lord even on the Therefore, be it resolved that we
Sabbath”. (3) The Sabbath was th e ministers of the Clinton Minis-
made for man and not man for thelterial Association, and also the mem-
Sabbath”. (4) “Therefore, it is lawyers of the Laurens County Minis
terial Association, and also the min
isters from the City of Laurens and
its environs, in a joint session, wish
to go on record as,deploring the mat-
ter of Sabbath desecration as it ex- :•{
ists today in hundreds of communi- 1 j;:
ties throughout the nation. The
Lord’s Day is being observed as a
holiday rather than a holy day.
Be it further resolved that we-rec
ognize in the teaching of the Ten
Commandments that we are called
to remember the observance of the
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Sabbath by abstaining from our la
bors and from those things which
require others to labor for us. In
| the Prophecy ,of Isaiah (58:13) God.
directs His people to abstain Trom
1 their worldly pleasures that His Holy
Day may not be turned into a mere
I festive holiday. In Jeremiah 17:19-
,27, he promises the continuation of
those cities which observed this sign
of permanent loyalty to God, and
warns against, destruction of those;
cities which turn the Lord’s Day in- |
to a time of commerce and amuse- 1
A. F.
ANDERSON
Rear Dillard’s Store
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George Proposes
$3 Billion Cut In
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Washington, Jan. 24.-nA $3,000,-
000,000 out in President Truman’s
: ^42,439,000,000 spending budget has
! been proposed by Senator George
' (D-Ga.)
j George, who heads the tax-fram
ing Senate finance committee, told
reporters he thinks that if Congress
listens to the man in the street it
i will do some drastic trimming in
‘government outlays.
i “1 think the budget could be bal-
! anced without serious injury to any
essential government services or
i without welshing on our -commit
ments abroad.” the Georgia senator
I said. Mr. Truman figures spending
will outstrip income by more than
$5,000,000,000 in the fiscal year be
ginning July 1.
1 While George sai(l he hasn’t stud
ied the budget enough in detail to
Is-ay where specific cuts should be
made he observed that if there is to
be any saving, “Congress can’t do
everything the special interest groups
want.”
i “I don’t believe we can maintain
;our present type o/ political struc-
iture unless we cut back on spend
ing,” he said.
George thus seconded the views
of Senator Byrd (D-Va.), who has
| been contending that unless Con
gress balances the budget for the
year beginning July 1 “iT will not
be balanced until we go over the
precipice of financial disaster.”
j George and Byrd have called in the
past for economies which Congress
jhas not seen fit to enact.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 28th day
'of February, 1950, we will render a
final account of our acts and doings
as Executrices of the estate of W. T.
Jacks in the office of the Judge of
Prolate of Laurens County, at 10
o’clock a m., and on the same day
jwill apply for a final discharge from
; our trust as Executrices.
1 Any pet-son indebted ot said estate
'is notified and required to make pay
ment on or before that date; and all
persons having claims against said
estate will present them on or before
said date, duly proven, or Jbe forever
. barred.
EMMA MAE PRINCE.
MATTIE LQU PRINCE.
January 12, 1950. L ,9-4cw
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