The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, March 10, 1871, Image 3
THR lillTHBKAW VISITOR. COLUMBIA, S. MARCH 10. 1871
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’ For emu we
bent author oj
18. Cbarch
lom in ion
love of God,
Iflfc uml in
Mr uor with
Mr. WatsoD^^||§Rii ‘‘deliver
Mice from the tiondaga of sin, mud
the power and the ^ItlJU) do all things
which are pleasing to God, both as
regard* toward habit# nod outwaril
Obit-iariw.
to state what
^05 to be.
tiou product9 “^radical change in
the inoral character f but the work
of regeneration ito**lf in the soul, is
not “hatred of fito,* ftc., but a
sovereign act of God, which act
“radically changes the moral charac
ter* by the imputation of the right
eousHm oJ[ Christ, and the gracious
mtlucuce of the Holy Spirit, mhich
create in the soul “a hatred of sin,"
&c.
And we admit 1 that Mr. Watson
is substantially correct, when he
nays regeneration is “deliverance
from the bondage of sin ;* and this
is perhaps the best idea we oan get
of regeneration—-deliverance from
bondage—but it U not “the power
and the will to do all things which
tare pleasing to God.” Cogeneration
. * , m>- 14* * ' • " % A •
PUBLICATION SOCIETY
have exhibited the scriptucel mean
!w of the «*“•. “regeneration.* It
la consistent and beautiAil in all Us
imrts. It is Lutheran. U assribes
CArtH—fiAO per Turn of 9,600 tea. at Factory. TIME—#55 per Tc
fiyfiifi lbs. el Fartary. Payable Sov. IsL, 1871, without imtirat.
WM. C. DUK8H ft CX)., Gtuerul AgMdt,
salvation to God alone, and makes it
all of grace. It brings to poor, help
leas man a whole Savionr, and gives
Him all the glory. It yields all
human greatness, and allows God to
“work in us, to will snd to do of Ills
gbod pleasure."
Iwrtthstotitoelf *
jhmtiam ft prodmf*s
snd is preparatory h
of the soil is p ej
a sowing of the grai i.
though not until after her marriage a
professor of religion, always lowed
“Zion awl her heavanly ways.”
Humble, meek, snd deeply impressed
with s seoSs of bsr uuworthiness, she
Ogsof
Raw T. H. BOINRHT
Feb 1
«Htol
The fall
puiilisix-d
The CoUs
In the MU
EIGHTEEN YEARS OF PRACTICAL SUCCESS!
A -■<, m j .
oed la I8KL ? Ui < " Patented Dec. 30, 1889.
determined not to lease It, her ftuth
all the time growing firmer and
stronger; mad though oft cast down
and depressed while waitiag, she
yal at last was enabled to apply la
herself the promise given to baptised
believers.
She sleeps peacefully, respected
by her aaquauiUaas, tewed by her
fricods, miamd sail word—hy her
children, hat most of all by her
husband, who writes: “Deer Broth
cr, my tic*\cnly Father la His via-
dom ha* sets proper severely to
attmt me in taking «»ay the partner
of my baas in, and dm mother of my
dear chiUlreu. Ify dear wilt left ma
with sevea children to noftt oar
»Me loan, bat wa kaow that
our lose is her otrraal gam. Four
Mr. Editor: la the good provi
ileuce of God, I was permitted to
leave Columbia, S. C., at 7 oVloch
A. M., on Saturday, February 18th,
1871, on (be Colombia ft Greenville
Railroad, and after a few hours
travel arrived at the pleasout village
of Frog Lend, Newberry county, at
10 o’clock, A. M., where 1 was kindlj
met at the depot by Rev. J. I*.
Smeltxer, Preskleut of the Lutheran
College at Walhalla C. H., Oconee
ooanty, ft. C., and Rev. Jacob Haw-
kilts, President of the Krangelical
Lutheran Synod of Booth Carolina,
who eaeorted me to the store of
Mf^or P. E. Wise, the worthy and
efficient Treasurer of Synod, where
1 met Postmaster David Ktbter,
Kaq., who conducted me to his com
fortable and happy home near by,
aad be aad his excellent wife enter
tallied me during ay stay with their
usual kindness snd attention. Bra.
Kibler is the father of the Lutheran
Church at Prog LeveL
On Sabbath, 19th instant, at !1
o'clock, A. M., repaired to the La
thersn Church, sad It was made my
dnty to perform the usual morning
service is the chancel than the Book
of Worship, after which the Rev.
Mr. Smeltser occupied the pulpit
and delivered an excellent sermon to
a large ami attentive congregation.
After the
, prisoner ja Joist i
tog to la», be i,
pas withont punish:
(her esse is the i
, *» it were, coven
[I ifllk inmdi
|)Jv« ' HmW jlaoil
Hi ** fM«
tviour when He
'e followed me
.ttrone pf His
sit on twelve
twelve tribes
BOSKS, PUOBPHAT1C GUANO, CONCENTRATED AM MON LAC AL
ANIMAL MATTER, AND SULPHURIC ACID.
Me Atett. Plaster. Ateit ftefe, Kir* Coke, XOR A XT ADULTERANT
uittal
unto the law that It Is good"—my
will is good to obey God’s law—“but
I s#e another law in my members
(my powers), warping against the
law of my mind (my will), atul bring
iug me into captivity to the law
of sin, which is in my member*.*
“In all thiuga do we offend," aad
“our righteousness is as filthy rags.*
When we offend and repent, God
forgives os for Christ’s sake, snd is
pleased with us for His saks, bat
still cau not look upon our sin, of which
we have repented, with soy degree
of pleasure; and His act of forgive
ness by no means makes the siu
“pleasing" to Him. Many of “the
things" which result from “the power
and the wilT of the regenerated man
are not “pleasing to God," “both as
regards inward habits and outward
acts." So that regeneration la not
“the power and the wifi to do all
things which are pleasing to God,*
nor do these alwaysfotloir regenera
tion.
We agree with Mr. Wesley, when
llmi fig#'words
ewai of lift* are
in tin Apology
interested la tbs sahfcol of refcg
ioa snd suited with aar Lotheraa
Church We them dedicated oar
children fi» God by holy baptism,
sad.we have both tried ta raise them
up in the fear aad nurture sf tbs
Lord. My dear wife’ll lows for her
children vm great, sad oar liuk
hobs, two years old, had learned ta
Usp her prayers by bar mother, la
deed, the first thing she learned her
dear children was to lore their Mesa
ed 8av war. Mag Gad grant me
wisdom to raise up oar dear child
rra in hta fear aad lore, that they
may be an honor to the memory of
their mother, and that we all mag
meet above la heaves T
Augsburg Coi
most be und<
The Ammoataeal matter ta M APES’ NITROGKN1ZED SUPER
I’lIOSl liATE OF LIME consist» of the Hash (containmg 10 per ceat.
of Ammonis) sad the blood (containing IS per cent of Ammonia) of beeves,
harass, fishes, sad other animals, after expression of the fist sod oil by
to used in reference
ties sf man, amit be
srently. from what
fcstood by the jus
rightly
relation
inge oar
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pmit—re-
r iu Christ
KINSMAN & HOWELL,
OEHXSAL AGENTS.
It is not faith. F;«ith is that
me of the mind by which we
Aend the terms of Ife, and lay
of the promises of (the gospel,
m weare impelled and assisted
ic Holy Spirit, and enabled to
ie that Gad for Christ’* sake
wa our nature and makes ua
k of i fife. It is believing what
knnmid—regeneration is wbat
the Rev. Jacob
Hawkins, accompanied by several
elders from tbe three churches of this
charge, surrounded the chancel, when
Rev. Mr. fkptlti i read the installs
tiou service from the Book of Woe-
ship and feev. Mr. Hawkins was
doly indmtetl into tbe pastoral
office.
At 3| o’clock, P. M., I preached la
tbe Lutheran church; after which, the
Prog IawI Bible Society was organ
ized as auxiliary to the American Bi
ble Society, with tbe following board
of managers: Rev. Jacob Hawkins,
President j James Fair, Kaq., Vice
.President}. H, 0. Mosley, Hecretary |
Major P. E. Wine, Treasurer: Rev.
Church Notioet.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
he says, “Kegenerittion relates to the
great work which God does for us in
renewing our nature f bnt we differ
from him and his followers in regard
to tbe powers of ear nature after tts
renewal, as mneb as we do in regard
to tbe ageueies employed iu that re
newal. That great reformer snd his
followers bold that in regeneration,
ia active aad.
f eotrfbuTuled with rt Coi
is sn active exercise in i
i regeneration is an ac
reign power. Iu couversior
to (kdl; in pogaaoration
ve t*m God. Oogvoraii
part of the profit*
Price,in Sheep...
- Agonta Wanted for
as ia eonvcrsioi
as It were, afisi
or, at feast, tbat'lds natural powers
are exercised as agents through which
regeneration k eflbcted—That that
renewal is so complete that it results
in sanctification in this life—man be
coming so holy as to become sinless,
and therein has “the power snd the
will to do all things which are pleas
ing to God."
On the contrary, we teach that
regeneration is an act of sovereign
power alone, and that man is simply
tbe passive recipient of that gracious
work. “Not as a Mock or stone," says
Lntber, “bat God of his mercy has
desired the miserable, fallen, human
4• UmmUm
catw% pardon, and adoption,
jvereign acts of God, enter
fcdcfaiittute oar regeneration.
*»• m expressed bj tbe phrase,
Of of Christ }" the other: is,
•t in os the hope of glory."
wiversiou we are attire, and
in our regenetratioo
ra'^pferie^ and receive from
The Form of Concord, com
ag upon this view at Lather,
A eoRoctle* was tskea up. ami the
amoont reported to the American
BfMe Society. The Add of the Frog
Level Biidr Society is the nootii-
eastern portion of Newberry county.
It will reetlvc books to tbe amount
of nearly fifiO far sale snd dtstribn
tbm, includitig sold * copies quarto,
gilt family Bibles, and 1 copy octavo,
great (winter New Testament.
In company with Trofeanor ftamlu
cr, visited Rer. Mr. Hawkiaa at his
now and Cheerful host.-, which is
beautifully sitaated in sight of tbe
village of Fivig Level, where we were
kindly emertsiaed by him snd his
amiable .md jdessant wife, good aunt
and cliii.1 r.-n
For many year* past, I have vis
ited tbe people of tkis comtnunity
with pieasore, and have always found
them kind snd hoepitable. May God
Ideas and (Wosper them.
During this month I preached sad
held a meeting of the Oconee Comity
I» j HI.* Swhtj- at tbe Lutheran Church
in the growing town of Walhalla, on
which occasion a good oollsetioo was
token tip for Bible distribution. Tbs
Rev. Fletcher Smith, of the Methodist
Episcopal < buck, ftoatb, is President
of the Ocoftfifi Ooanty III We ftooiety,
and the Rev, J. P. Smeltaer Is tbe
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uWrmtod wupariorHf, in Europe and
JStries, mcUaliif tbe irstwteas
adal at tbe
PAKIB EXPOSITION.
NEARLY 1,000 MC81CIANS
idadiac a stafonU of the muni mi
ls# ia JwcrvTi, and many in Eurojw,
sve given written opinions that they
EXCEL ALL OTHERS.
ot made to those who
DUFFIEiv i MAP'
BELLS
that “he wishes to i nply that
of himself, or by his own
*1 powers, is nnable tio effect
ling, or to assist in 1 is regeu-
aad that this rej eneration
t only in part, but wholly and
■I and a
BUCKEYE BELL F0L/ltI)HT
Chita BLjsnrD rx tar. fiopsriar
MSA bsffe fur dmiteijdwih, fee.. a«W
of TURK UKl.i^-MKTAL—v'«H>pr-*' and
Tin—frilly Warranted, and mosafei wffa
our PA TUFT fMPkO VKD MOT ART
imte HN Kw ad smart. Ctnriaaati. O.
Fab 8 i . 113——ly
rglRE uadenigaed respectfully inform*
A hi* friend*, sod the public generally,
that he keep* constantly on hand a terse
fi»* *riert saaoitmeat of Guns, Pistol*,
Ammunition and Suortmen’s eqtdnmeut*.
He te *ten agent for Singer*. Wilcox fie
Gibb*’, adpaa’* Shuttle Sewuig Ma-
chinea, which can be examined at his
Sewing llachiuee. Guns, Platola, Iron
Safes, Lock<s^&c., repaired in ^tbe best
Work from the country promptly and
faithfully attended to.
F. A, SCHNEIDER,
Mam St, Columbia, 8 C
Jan 26 1 21—ly
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nature again to htoome and to he sas-
ceptiMe of being a participant of con
version of the grace of Ood and of
eternal life, not throngh any of its
own natural aad active or efficient
fitness, aptitude or capacity, • • •
bat Of pare grace, through the mer
ciful and efficacious operation of the
Holy Spirit.-
v Au<l the symbolical books ofoift
church teach that “although renova
tion and sanctification are a benafkc-
tion from the Mediator, Christ, aad a
work of the Holy Spirit; yet they do
not pertain to the article of justifies
tiou before God, but follow after It,
since on seuount of the corruption of' ■
our fiesli they ate not entirely pore
and perfect in this Hfr.ty*'“Faith Mid
jngtificntioD befomGod opnfidet aei
tber In eeatrition, nor in aar in
other virtues, but to Christ aiano/
depending upon that |»«rfect ob&
dienoe with which he in billed tbe
law for uu, srrnl which fa imputed
J ■ tf-amr . . .. All. g * - I - -Vrt ,
te *nU C. O. D.
Paovrr-pATmo Waoi
swo Invited te inspect t
Mbiwr *ad Packmr Dc
«lnn* HAMlLTONlAffT
rn, 1SS, SSI aad SOS Weet
*1 m operation, a <
of the Holy Ghost"
' not agree, tlier
Ujtrby's Propl.ylactlc Fluid.
AHEAD AS USUAL
f Bible, it is faith and coaver-
which our regeneration
(•pended, and not at all upon
arbitrary dlgposition ouUho part
°M- It is positively declared by
ylf that He wills not the <^eath
11 and Christ temeuts/ffYa will
tome unto ine that
tirroal, diptficria;
DIERCKS. Wholemle ami Retail
Grocer, Cwnibis, 8. C„ icapertfel-
inns hi* friend* and customer* tbs*
i removed to hi* uew establishment,
r+v Ktefier’s huDding, os the comer
bnnlM.il snd Tsj lor *treet*, whew
I! constantly keep on hand a well
a position to
a!! its follnett*
jrfial rwtovring
LACTIC rift
might
lent to
to
’ re^en-
stitutes
TUB LABGBBT AMD BB8T STOCK
vm HAVE
K VMS OFFERED TO TBE FUBlld
i not only
fared tons, to
(on. When the
eujoy'wt by
true scriptural
,i$ of
rpose of devel-
not be *
^nfiay lie regenera
a come to him only
amt faltb, which o
rifio<a|»d the act of
April IA, 1AS9
taytelf M St.ite Agaot, for hta energy
nnd aetiN ity in the sate aad dfetriba-
tiou Of Bibfes and Tratomefita. Hia
example is v<» th# emulation. His
the importation to u4
which Christ has refer
^old that in point of;
**tum i* preo*kxt .by
WHOLESALE Aim RETAIL
of tbe teriBj
the npiritbn'
it botoniouly
\rith St. Paul prefer fo “rejatoi? ia
Cbiiat Jesus, and h*v* *u cssfeaw*
in the flesh." *
We hjifiJ fto '^ympath/Vith self-
t oufersibn, which teedgaizes no ageu-
|Df*W the Holy Spirit, but maintains
rs. D. Bfeinsn also eo
wifortabtg and hand»<>
bmt8, mm, airs.
toit in point of fij
multoaeous. Whei
lied to believe, we
t of convietioD: a
Vours, truly.
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