j whom we have to thank for several extraordinarily interesting letters land who will not agree, we fear, with what is now to be said, we do not think that any good purpose can be served by carrying further the correspondence on The Scriptures and the Coming War." It has run Jong enough to induce: those who wish for more instruction on the subject to get into touch with Mr. Coates, as he in-vires them to do, but otherwise it threatens to develop into a mere reiteration of different points of views. That those who profess and call themselves Christians must believe that the Scriptures contain definite prophecies of events that must one, day come to pass there is no doubt whatever, as also that if they are true to their religion they must accept them. To prove that certain years can
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