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preordained and predestinated an Innumerable I

host Of ills creatures to torments, to pains, and to

eternal death for His praise and lbs glory, why 1

rather than accept, sucn an Infernal l>olty, I would j

Uo au uuU 1 noui'.t glviK UttJCCUl. Wuij-

pressed applause.) Mr. Beecher quoted a clans*

from a sermon that he Haiti his earn had heard, de

livered from that Plymouth pulpit. In wluoh Dr.

Blnney had said that there were those sitting be

fore htm who la the eternal aire* would oudTor

more of

t T,!* t?k*hnts op thh pammko

than nail been suffered by those who were alr *a4/

suffering. and tlds torture would go on from that

period; the wall increasing aud increasing, the

horrors Intensifying and intensifying. There was

set before the people such a paralysis of despair

by that preacher that It was positively sickening.

Js It to a Being like this we are to huv "Our Father?"

Why, if there was one noul that wan predestined ts

such a hopeless inheritance of woe I would say,

"Our Fiend," and not "Our Father" la

this the Ood who sent His Son tutu

the world, by whom men are to be

saved. Is this the Ood who is represented lu tk?

parable or the prodigal as not waiting for litis sou

to eome to Him, but who (roes forth to meet hiu

and who falls upon his neck and kisses him? My

God la not u butcher; He is my Saviour; lie is not

adevourer, but an eternal shepherd. To tearh oy^oi?.

wise would be to turn this world Into a vast peni

tentiary. Let us see how this theory Is as we sue it

in huinau life. Take the blushing, beauteousmaiden,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1872). New York [N.Y.], 1872-04-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1872-04-15/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1872-04-15.