The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 25, 1924, Image 6
GEORGIA JUDGE QUOTES BIBLE
IN HIS CHARGE TO GRAND JURY
(?a., Jan. 19. In his charge
to the ^'rand jury hi- re, Judge D. A. K.
nrum, in seeking to "impress tlm su
preme importance of law observance
4rew almost wholly upo? tbe Bible fot
bin text and his charge. x
"I want to say," declared Judge
Orum, "that, in my humble and pray
erful opinion, the paramount need of
ua people today, and the thing ab
solutely necessary to restore us to a
competency of this world's goods,
contentment, happiness, 'Peace on
earth' and a safe and final entrance
Upon the eternal golden shore are,
broadly speaking, ? five fold.
"Work ? according to God's plan.
"Honesty? according to God's plan.
"Observance of law? according to
God's plan.
"With your permission, and those
who hear me, I will read without. com
ment, a few excerpts from the 'Hook
?f Hooks' ? the Bible; the greatest
law book ever written; that book,
greater filled with more wisdom and
t carrying more power than all the laws
?f which it is the foundation; greater
and of" more ancient authority than
The ('ode? of, Hammurabi, The Laws
?f Confucius, The Code of Justinian,
The Laws of Lycurgus., . The Code of
Napoleon, or the Laws of the Phoe
wecians, and all the laws contained in
?H the leather and buckram bound
books ever struck off the printing
press of a civilized world by the hand
?f man. That book which, in the
dark hour of dissolution affords ?us
that consolation and peace of mind
which the world can neither give nor
take away."
K T|m? Bible
Six days shalt thou labor, and do
all thy work. ? Exodus 20 :J).
In the sweat of thy facc shalt, thou
cat bread. ? Genesis 3:19.
He beeomcth poor that dealeth with
a slack hand; but the hand of the
diligent maketh rich.? Proverbs 10:4.
lie that gathoreth in summer is a
wise son; but he that sleepeth in har
vest is a son that causeth shame. ?
Proverbs 10:5.
Slothfulness casteth into a deep
| sleep; and an idle soul .shall suffer
hunger Proverbs 19: 15.
; And withal they learn to be idle,
wandering about from house to houxo;
and not only idle, but tattlers also
and busybodies, speaking things which
tlu y ought not, -I Timothy, 5:18.
The slothful will not plow by reason
of the winter; therefore shall he beg
| in harvest, and have nothing.? ^Pro
verbs 20:4.
Honesty.
Ye shall do no unrighteousness in
| judgment, in measures of length, in
weight, or in measure. ? Leviticus 10:
3&
Thou knowest the commandments,
Do not commit adultery, Do not kill,
Do not steal, Do not bear false wit
ness, Defraud not, Honor thy father
and mother.? Mark 10:19,
Herein do I exorcise myself to have
always a conscience void of offense
toward (?od and toward men.? Acts
21:16.
He that walketh righteously, and
speaketh uprightly; he that des^iseth
the gain of oppressions, that shake th
his hands from taking a bribe, that
stoppeth his ears from hearing of
blood, that shutteth his eyes from
looking upon evil; he shall dwell on
high; his place of defense shall be the
munitions of rocks; bread shall be
given him; his waters shall be sure. ?
Isaiah 33:15-16.
Economy.
The thoughts of the diligent tend
only to plenteousness, but every one
that is hftsty, hasteth only to want.
? Proverbs 21:5.
A good man leaveth an inheritance
hin children: and the wealth of the
sinner is laid up for the righteous. ?
Proverbs 13:22.
T licit' i.s piuciouM treasure .ami on
in the dwelling of tho wise; but a fool
ish man spendeth it up. ? Proverbs 21:
20. ? '
She looketh well to the ways of her
household, and eateth not the bread of
idleness. ? Proverbs 31:27.
And when they are filled, Ho saith
unto his disciples, Gather up the frag
ments that remain, that iYothing be
lost. ? John 6:12. 1
Observance of Law.
1? Ixst every soul be subject unto
ttye higher powers. F\>r there Is no
puwer but of God: The powers that l>o
are ordained of (Jod.
2 ? WhoKoever therefore rosiatetiV
the power, resisteth the ordinance of
(Jod; and they that resisteth shall re
reive to themselves damnation.
3 ? For rulers are not a terror fej
good works, but to tho evil, Wilt not
thou then be afraid of the power? Do
that which is good, and thou shalt
have praise of the aame.
4 ? For he is the minister of God to
thee for good. But if thou do that
which is evil, be afraid; for he beareth
not the sword in vain: for he is the
minister of God, a revenger to execute
wrath upon him that doeth evil.
6 ? Wherefore ye must needs be
subject, not only. for wrath, bpt also
for conscience sake, ? Romans 13-15.
And Jesus answering said unto
them, Render unto Caesar the things
that are Caesar's, and to God the
things that are God's. And they mar
velled at him. ? Mark 12:17.
Think not that I am come to de
stroy the law, or the prophets i I am
come not to destroy, but to fulfill. ? ?
Matthew 5:17.
For this, Thou shalt not commit
adultery, Thou shalt not kill, Thou
shalt not steal, Thou shalt not bear
false witness, Thou shalt not covet;
and if there be any other command
ment, it is briefly comprehended in
this saying, namely, Thou shalt love
thy neighbor as thyself,? Romans
13:9.
(The Old Testament was. written
under a Theocracy. The moral laws
and the religious laws were also the
civil laws. Our civil laws based on
laws of the Bible, and all passages or
?parts of laws of the Bible that teach
obedience to God also teach obedience
to the law of the land.)
Srrvicu To Ciu?i.
No man can serve two masters: for
either he will hate the one, and love
the other, or elso he will hold to the
one and despise the other. Ye cannot
serve God and m?mmon.*~-Matthew
6:24.
And if it would seem evil unto you to
serve the Lord, choose you this day
whom ye will serve; whether the gods
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whu-h your father* served that were
on the other side of th? flood, or the
gods of the . Amorites, in whoso lan.j
yu dwell; but hh for me and my house
we will serve tho Lord. ---Joshua 24:15.
Thou shalt have no otlu-r gods be
fore Me, . . . For i the Lord thy God
am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity
of the fathers upon ihe children un
to the third and fourth generation of
them that hato me; And shewing
mercy unto thousands of them that
love me, and keep my commandments.
-r-Exodus 20:3-5 (5.
If ye walk in my statutes,1 and keep
my commandments, and do them:
Then I will give you rain in due sea
son, and the land shall yield her in
crease, and the trees of the field shall
yield their fruit; And your threshing
ajhall reach unto the vintage, and the
vintage shall reach unto the sowing
time: and ye shall eat your bread unto
the full, and dwell in your land safe
ly. ? Leviticus 26:3-5.
The steps of a good man are order
ed by the Lord; and he delighteth in
his way.
Though he fall, he shall not be ut
terly cast down: for the Lord uphold
eth him with His hand.
I have been young, and now I am
old; yet have I not seen the righteous
forsaken, nor^his seed begging bread.
?Psalm 37:23-25.
"Do any doubt the authority of
whom I speak or the power of Him
from whom I read? If so, I would ad
monish them that I am talking of the
God who sent not only one plague bui
ten; who turned the waters of Egypt
to blood; sent the plagues of frogs;
of lice; of flies: of murrain; of beasts,
of boils and pains; of hail; of locust?;
of darkness and finally smote the first
born of the land of Egypt.
."I am thinking about the Babe of
Hethluhem, a lifo~ which began i? a
manger ? became the central and he
roic figure in the world's transcendent
drama, ending apparently on the hill
of Calvary, but in reality triumphed
over death, rose from the grave, and is
living, and reigning at the right hand
of God and Father Almighty in a
realm of inconceivable glories.
"I am talking about the God who
made the Covenant with Abraham and
with Isaac and with Jacob; yea, cove
nanted even to save Rahab ? the harlot,
?for her service to His cause. I am
talking of the Christ who raised the
dead, caused the lame to leap for joy
and heak'd the withered hand.
"I am talking about the God of
seven years of plenty and seven years
of famine; the God of the pillar of
cloud by day and the pillar of fire by
night; the God who divided the Red
sea and made the waters of Marah
sweet; sent quail and manna down
from h<*fiven, water from the rock for
the children of Israel and gave them
victory over the Amalekites.
"I am talking about the star of
Bethlehem which shotie in the east
and announced the birth of the char
acter which "is without a parallel in
human imagination" still shines se
rene4 glorious, beautiful ? not one ray
lost from Its glittering crown ? shin
ing on amid the endless spaces and in
terminable paths of eternity ? shed
ding beams which come to the heart
like a flood of sunshine, dispelling its
gathering mists, shining through- the
gloom of the grave, and illuminating
our way to the superb palaces of heav
en.
"I am talking about the God who
rides the earthquake , lightning,
storms; who sent ravens to feed his
prophet; fire that licked up the waters
round about His altar and translated
Klijah to heaven in a chariot of fire.
"I am talking about the God of
Paul ? the great apostle to the Gen
tiles ? who exercised an influence upon
the development of Christianity be
yond estimate; who plead the sacred
cause of the Master before King
Agrippa, and who, standing in the
midst of the men of Athens declared
the unknown God. ? i
r\ re ? l, ~ C* ? I c
A dill IIUUUl VllC VJUU Ui
Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego;
the God of Daniel in the lions' den,
and Ho who turned back the sun ten
degrees in the dial of Ahas."
Want To Join Kershaw.
A petition from citizens in the Luck
now section, up in the northern part
of the county, have filed a petition
with the governor requesting an elec
tion to be held to settle the proposal
to join that part of the county to Ker
shaw county.
Governor McLeod has named the j
following commission to handle the I
election on the question: Favoring;
annexation, L. T. Tate and Furman
Stokes; opposing annexation, W. H. '
Folsom and CI. O. Rogers. ? Hishop- ,
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The Macomb county jail at Mount |
demons, Mich., is said to ho filled to '
overflowing with bootleggers, gani
V>lers and keepers of disorderly houses
as the result of raids hy the county
police, following a persistent crusade
by Rev. Thomas P. Sykcs. A large
part of the evidence against the dis-"
Mis. Moore I)ie? at Sumter.
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Sumter, Jan. 21. -Mrs. Jennie Rich
arda- Moore, wife of Marion L. Moore
of Dalzell, died early this morning
at the Tuomey hospital, where she has
been undergoing treatment for sev
:il wv< ks. Mrs. Moore ia survived
by her husband, three small sons and
one infant daughter, a sister, Mrs.
Robert B. DuBose; a brother, J. Q,
Richards of Camden, and her mother,
Mrs. Lillie McKain Richards of thia
county.
The funeral services and interment
were held at Tirzah church, Dalzell,
Monday afternoon in tH'e presence of
a large number of relatives and j
friends.
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