POWERFUL IMPONDERABLES
TO THE EDITOB 01 THE FBESS. Sir, —Mr Trolove says he prefers God’s ever open book around us, that have never suffered any vicissitudes m biased translation—the stories of, the rocks and stars,' I , a assure your correspondent that the mistakes, of translators have not altered the fundamental truth. That is that Jesus Christ was God, that He became a man for the express purpose of conquering death for everj man who will accept Him as Saviour, and that He will be Judge. The star word tells the same story, and I am thankful that no one can alter this wonderful word. I would advise Mr Trolove to look at the constellation Orion, who, with uplifted right hand, holds a club, in left hand a lion’s skin, while before him issues , a wide fiery stream. He is holding out the skin showing that He conquered Satan in his domain, death, and is judging down those who would not receive Him, While the stars cannot be altered in the heavens, there, are many untrue copies—perversions of the truth—to be fdUnd among all peoples. For instance the cherubic wings, which are plainly seen to belong to Gentaurus, are removed. The cross Is also removed from the heels and in some pictures the cross is placed before the sigh. A pair of scales has replaced the original sign for the seventh Month, which was a, lamp, and on the Chinese plainsphere a dragon is pictured in place of Aquarius.—Yours, etc., WINGED DIgK. October 1, 1936, [This correspondence is now closed.— ■Ed, “The Press,”!
A thousand times as rapid as the ordinary type, the fastest phonographic lens in the world has just been manufactured in Britain. It is for use with a huge astronomical telescope in California.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21903, 2 October 1936, Page 16
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