The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, September 19, 1873, Image 3
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THE LUTHERAN
Confession, written by
lie devote* nertmi u
jUkMtfw trWf rn Jvtftw Cfcri*t,
remake, the trntore
' gttat sacrifice, aad ended by
gS§3|a
liM to caH agtoto*fbtei|n
p» P«"e‘®»U>'. 'Sr»l
0/mvi' the subject He gave
y, idea of faith as he compro
jx and asked if it was cor
JJaTliikrw#! kirn haw bH View
**Ljed gith the Scriptures iu many
*0,0—* His feoa almost beamed,
JjlljtoriJ »id, “1 am satisfied ”
and thafeyMN
Melanetborik
sacr^uptta, h
Robert L. Case. President The©. A. Wetmore, Vice-President.
Isaac H. Alien, Secretary.
has probably given rise to the bins
der of one who should know better.
Melanctt^o nays; rights**
tuettts art, therefore, Haptum and
the lochartst, the Absolution; for
these have the command of God and
the promise of grace, which rspwci
ally belooga to and is the Now Taw
taincnt. Because the external signal
(water and thread and wine) “were
instituted for the purpose of awaken
in* our hemrto, via.: by the word and
the extorted aigaa together, ti» believe
tekm we ere baptized, *%en *r# ram re
(hr Lords body, that Ood will truly
bo merciful to ©a tbrougfi Ob net. as
Psnl ({feat a; 17) saya, ‘Faith com
eth by bearing/ *
The bishop bas avid— fly taken
tbe strange inference that Melaoc
thou mentions liras mcranienu, vis t
Baptism, Eodbiriit sad .4
thus endeavoring to pat Into MH
ancthon’s mouth wbat la not bettawed
even is lie Homan dferuA. For Ah
dotation Hi itastf is mi mss s/ As
Horn** nwswamwt*, fa* nailed) ebbb
are Baptism, Confirmation, Kaufea
rist, lVnan^e, EtMjpe Caction, Mat
Tbe 'PlMMlMl legacy of ■gyptioa
antiquity, tbe Unti Pyramid, do
1,681.390
JSJl WKf
E. non fork
RE in TEN PAYMENTS, and
»terms.
AU Policies are Non-Forfeiting
cements will be offered by
Ittdd him he most obtain
*^||iriye it, and I adttsod him
0 iter h» parento, who iusisted
j,. biro to unite with the church
, T m>'thcT were members.
is s minister of the P—-
dpjel in New Jersey, sod his good
aM tbsr, sbk living, bas long since
j*g|Wa hft deception, and points to
I* bay with more maternal pride
m*#SpwiT*.
fbon this simple incident we nay
l(Wa that discouragements are out
j aicM in the minister. Whilst
l^SAUirWMto^.n.
a* God may be at work ip the
bait of •waoone of whom we have
a knowledge. Preaching is the
ipitiirt toy, to convert tbe so^l
•M* work. Ministers have much
lodMMorage them, until they some
tjaa think that tbe attempt to iu-
|mm» people is felly. Be H so;
jd£ i* all ages “it pleased God by
General Agent for Booth Carolina,
JTs. 40 Broad Street, Charleston
TO THE PUBLIC
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free. Addrra* at oam THE AMERICAN
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rSSiSSySS
•srwuttew, MM **n>n-i^ f»amtf in llie
& m3CST Thr Pata-RU;
V. F. BURjr&AlTS
r V atmospbere
B sleep. Aft*,
> 1 began the
xt ^ Thou tksit
’ Lord % ft*
familiar to ill
llection srentuj
Nness overtti
^o:»M*leted uj
I saw » bead
here, and stdl
Among tbo*
»t erf men. Ai
iod many hivt I Per the Lutheran Visiter.
brtaWe rest, a I fete and MaUacthofi Misrepresented.
>y had labored I —*» ..
ys, aod “tMM I § We should make it a rwle never to
rer” was set I mod by and tee truth covered, or
krd during ny I bur a good man misrepresented
church under I without interpoaiug with our whole
dency and da I our voice aloud
u tern tested «| TORE. FA, by- S
D. M ETOROER, C. R h
mi st BSLian, RAM., by ”
JAR EMXR80V, H E. .
r For pamphlet and Te*t Re- W
«t addmw N. F. Bikmiw m
\out, Pa. Z
l * 258—131
ritnd&r and Holy Order*. * *
Tbe fact at tbo master Is thia: the
bishop has fpilsd to perceive that
tha words “tha Abaolniion* form a
clause in appoattiuo with “the Ku
chariat,” being amply another name
for Kuchanat, aa ta dearly shown by
tbe comma between “Kocbartai* and
“the Absolution*
Neither apace nor time will allow,
nor is it necesaary to enter further
qpotatioos in proof of the denial of
the above charge. Owe statement
front Lather and one Amu* Meiaae-
then form weight in the scale heavy
enough to throw the bishop's state
moot to tbe winds.
^However, the work above reterred
to la one well worthy of careful
perusal K have been both edified
and pleased, while, at the same time,
1 have bean forced to disarm rube
mentiy in many places.
But tbe moat important leaaon I
have deduced lu ibis—on# which it
behooves minuter* of every deoomi
that believe. 1 ’
wait, with IU vinrpttes of tb*
fellow tag
of tbo SOI
mamma goods, etc.
Having secured the acrvkes of
IR8TCLAB8 CUTTER iu our Ci
The work, the faith and the memory
d Lather and Melancthon, so dear
to Lrtterans, mast be guarded wfth
t vatohful love, and I, though bat
ii lnunble voice, will never pass over
t Bia-stetewent of their doctrines
without so investigation tmd attempt
Mtehl iTTiiri l asst- ■***-.*:
i'» MceeH^ published “Life of
Bnhop Hopkins (hate of Vermont)
kf one of bis sons,” page 277, ap
pear* the following : Speaking of the
dtaded “practice of private confes
ses sod absolution” in the Episco-
pdChurch, the author says :
“The other probable reasou given
.Sty father, he thinks, may be
•orf ‘satisfisetory,’ namely : ‘that
At aae of private Confession and ab-
•dskoo, in Certain cases, was al
lowed, not to accommodate the habits
d Romanists, hot in order to agree
11 f»r as possible with the system of
German Reformers, Luther and
Sriancthon; for.they had retained a
hr closer resemblance to the Roman
discipline-in this matter. They called
•^dios a sacrament, and required
mricnlar confession and priestly ab-
»ol«tioD of every one, as a regular
pf^porative for the eacharist,’ &c.”
How this is the published opiuion
•tfoaeof the most learned of the
%iscopal bishops, bat he was evi-
MAKE UP GARMENTS
belonging »i
m. They wffe
attended v;
By ipvitatiml
illy rather tbs
is evening tibe
was introdoced
ie mother, vb
;her, pointed h
j sixteen yw»i
er used prof»«
I complimeBt
ay weU gwvs |
noticed a bbd
ie suddenly W!
ier exco8ed kw
>ssive mode*!-
lutil he met WI
aking my haw
To study the doctrines uotf pnaoi
pies (comparatively) of other rbri*
tian churches, aoalya%. compare, tilt
—and so place your omm daetrum on
a firm and immovable hu*i* Not to
bniUl op yonr own theological opia
ions into a narrow, one shied edifice,
by an unquestioned acceptance of
material untested and from other
bauds—an edifice, which, though
good in itself, may be overturned by
the first “wind of doctrine,” becansr
of its feeble foundation.
Crooked Stick.
meet style* of SPRING HATS on hand.
Firibkiag Goods Department
complete. Iu fact our stock embrace*
erythiA* New end Nobby, which we
e sure will pl<w*e tbe most fastidious.
: v* a* a call and be convinced.
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Mar 29 29—tf
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twooty two them
The Ttmplo-Eock it J«nuaitm.
2jo spot on the surface of tbe
planet can appeal more jwwerfnily to
the imagination than tlie great altar
mountain ot Moriah ; no place is so
Innainous iu historic aaaocriattou. It
is the very mooring stone of mo
notbeistic faith. On lb«* r«a*ky * reat
of its lofty summit, in the belief alike
of the Jew, the Christian, and the
Moslem, the, vail that shrouds the
invisible world ba* been m«Mt often
and most evidently raised, iler^
ai'eordiiig to the oral tradition baud
ed flown liy eighty right UMCwsiu'
oecU}iaiils of the dignity of high
priest, the common ancestor ot *1!
the Arabian trilie* laid tbe wood lit
order for the meditated sacrifice of
bis sou. Here the shepherd who
won the throne on which, m reigning
over an undivided people, only threw
kings sat, saw tie angel stand be-
tween the earth and tbe banrsO, I
with a drawn sword in bia band * Uqoe Umm of tbs tch
stretdieft ont over Jerusalem. Here are efcaruetortaud, to
was believed to dwell, at beat for tbe iby © ©col cf par
four hundred and twenty three years eatsrior walla Bat lA
of the first Temple, it not tor (be fell Madron r©vuto few ai
millennium during which sacrifice into consider at a>« by
was offered on tint rdtar, t lie olst*tl4i^a S ^fko loffecct I© etlcab w
of tic ‘cloud am! tbe glory of tfe> tbo sooth east angle, a
tihekinab, and to whisper the small northern eatrwmity, ar
still voice of the Bath CoL Here, datioaa In tbe ruck
again, according to a second group level, not only ‘with «u
of sacred traditions, to tbe priest also with that of tl
Zacbariae, ai the Feast of Light* in angle, which si— it
the thirty fifth sircar of Herod the Tbie irregularity, st I
Great, (when the course of Abi* wa* pin mg, fumteboa a «m
to attendance,) spyoared an aagef of proof of the tboogh
the Lord oUudiug on the fight auto that superintended tk
of the altar of incense. In one of the original deuigu.
the numerous cliambeca within that Without lb# arts
colossal wait sat tbe divine Child, In (fenctitary, hat litliw
the midst of the tditatsof tkeSanhe priafepal baihtiagiof
driui, “both bearing them an«l sek salecn has Iwwn disco vs
lug them questions.” Under the roy- Ket to seek for the feaa
al cloister, creating tbe gnat uuurth royal {iffUcwa, of the l
era wall, twenty years later, lbs Ron tbe mown meat a4 tfe
of .Man walked in the winter, st the John. The tomb* of
Feast of tbe Dedication* Matey, again, ibe *m of his tleammd
in the belief of the jtresent guardiatu fesrtwd to tbo eayal
of tine sanctuary', from|he very place 8toa may avaa yea M
©Mrs Abraham, and David, a ad if they wero rosrsah
Mt no ari rn
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Just Published .*—“Twelve excellent
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snCDAY—SCHOOL LIBRARIES.
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are prepared to till order* for any books
j sailed by the various publishing house*
in this country and in Europe (English
aad German; at the same rates a* the
publishers.
We keep constantly on hand a large
aod varied assortment, to which we are
daily making additions.
We can supply aU the waste of a Sun
day School, includingBiblen Testaments,
•tody not well informed as to Lu-
*tot»n theology.
k Reams rather bard that those
*ho derive so much from, and credit
* ®Nle to, the Lutheran theology,
toW go to work to throw discredit
®a that which they have never fully
sot to *$y appreciated.
Haitber the Lutheran Church uor
H 9 np of her reformers has
J. H. KINARD
Norik, and am nrrfsuvd to
torn! •"b’S.’SWt and eisuplct** a
LEY GOODS
ever
JBagnized more than two sacra menu,
aud the Ijord’s Supper, and
feet is so well known in and out
^ °or church, that it seems almost
af cical to enter into a lengthy dis
proof of any statement to the cou-
Yet we will let the reformers
for themselves. Before doing
* will dare to say that, should
one read through tbe vast vol-
***** *f Imther and Melancthon,
to wilt not find a single sentence
®*hich either of these men say
***** there ate more than two sacra-
***• Now, though l cau not dia-
, in this manner, yet by sbow-
■f Ahat they declare but two sacra
in their most important wri-
I show that if they state other-
** elsewhere, they contradict them-
and if they contradict them*
credit is to be’ given to tbe
dement found iu their moat iro-
M vrritings^ such as the Augs-
e^totofen, Apology, Luther’s
£***coisiR*, &e. Luther says in bis
Catechism, (see Book of Gou-
^ I*. 436) “We have now coin
the threw chief articles of tbe
tJT^ tostiffB %ctrine. Besides
broag* 11
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19, 1873
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