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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 85, 3 May 1904, Page 4

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Nelson, April 23th i Sir — I wish to assure Mr Allanson that I find abundant Scripture testimony that the New Testaoieut is the inspired Word of God. See 2 Tim. 3-IG, 1 Jno. i 1 3, 1 Pet. 1-25, Jno. 20 31, 21-24, etc. I also read therein Christ's commission to His churoh in Matt. 28, 19-20, " Go yej teach all natibnß to observe all things, whatsoever I havj command© 1 you." What right th'on has the chuich to teach, observe or command anything which Christ has neVer commanded. Did Christ command (tie church to keep the first day holy to commemorate His resurrection ? Sunday advocates havo to admit "No : the Scriptures are silent — ho chapter and verse can bo given.'.' On the contrary Christ commands us to "Eemeinber. tho Sabbath Day to keep it holy." He kept this command Himself, and His Apostles likewise. Jno. 15-lU, Luke 4«d6; Acts 13-14, 16 13, 17-2, 18-4. However, the church has, since the Aposiles' time, discarded the Sabbath which Christ and His Apostles kept, installed Sunday in it's place, given to it, the title of Lord's Day, and imposed a Sabbatical observance of it. Where, I should like to know, did the church get her authority to trample under foot and treat as common the nay which God declares Ho has sanctified, hallowed and blest, and to exalt a day of His own choosing in its place ? And as though to shift the guilt from her own shoulders, hbellously charge the Apostks with this illegal, presumptuous and heaven daring act, though with the same bi-eath being forced to admit that Scripture proof is entirely lacking. Even supposing that the Apostles had done so it wou d still be nothing but a " man made commandment/' and thus by no means fit to supersede a divine command. Christ declares " In vain do they worship me, teaching for doctrine the commandments of men." As Dowlinig in his History of Bomanism says : — " "We cannot in matters of faith and worship go to the Father* and tradi* tion for authoiity. Our faith must be based on what God says in His word, for faith coinoth by hearing the Word of i God. Rom. 10-17. The Bible only is the leligion of Protestants, nor is it of any account in the estimation of a genuine Protestant, how early a doctrine originated, if it is not found in the Bible. ... Hence. if a doctrine be propounded for his acceptanoo, he asks, Is it found in the inspired Word ? Was it taught by the Lord Jesas and His Apostles. . . He vp ho receives a single doctrine upon the moro authority of tradition, let him be called by what name he w.ill, by so doing steps down from the Protestant rock, passes over the hue that separates Protestantism from Popery, and can give no valid reason why he Bliould not receive all the earlier doctrines and ceremonies of Bomanism." Is there then in this 20th century a church existent which can claim to be truly out and out Protestant in all its doctrinal teaching, that is taking the Bib:e and the Bible only. Yes, the Seventh Day Adventist Church can claim to be that without fear of proof to the contrary ; aud it is through having brought every doctrine to the Bible to be tested that the men and women compos* ing it have had to leave the churches in which they were born and bred. 4L was an Anglican, and heard the parsou every Sunday before tho communion read the ten commandments and tho fourth, word for word as.spoken^by God on Sinai, and with the rest of his flock I rvsponded, " LorU have mercy upon us, and mclino our hearts to keep this law," and when the Lord inclined, my heart I had to leave the Engl sh Church in order to obey him. Is such formula still obserred ? and by Mr Allansbn, since he declares that he agreeß perfectly with Mr Franklyii, wlosays ••that the law written on atone was done away in Christ" If it vsai cpnsigacd to the kinb nearly 2000 years ago, and is obsolete, why I ask does lie lead it out to the poople on Sunday mornings, and teach them to pray to God to inctiae their hearts to keep this law P That law says " R. member the Sabbath Day lo keep it- holy. . . . tae seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God," not ■' Bomeinber the first day to keep it holy for the eerenth day is " tho oil Jewish Sabbath." as modern preachers from their pulpits interpret it. And I should lLe before closing to assure Mr Greenwood that God was quite well aware that the world was round whenHega7e His commandments. Verb. sap. I am, etc., FLORENCE i\ ARKER. i [This correspondence will be positively closed at the end of this week.-^Ed. n.e.m.] . • ■■■;.■■■■

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