To the Editor of the "Nonri-Cuiwa Datwy News"
Si—These few pictures for the benefit of Euxos: "That the thought that the peoples are suffering on recount of sin is a disagreeable one, no one will question: the point is, ig it true?" Now for my pictures. ay great people enslaved for more than four hundred years in the Land of Egypt. A Pharaoh and suc~ cessive Pharaohs" perpetuating that slavery, But what? Was it not that suffering, sweat, tears and toll that Jentt that people together.and laid the foundation for many qualities characteristic of that people? (2) Many centuries later their city Jerusalem is besieged by the Romans under Titus, After a mighty strug-ule, an epic of history, of courage unsurpassed, their city' Is levelled to the grotind. A people who. have weathered the storm of centuries, but fg It not true, the more they have been persecuted the more they have multiplied and prospered? Why taunt them as a people without a country? Some day they will return to their, country, and it will blossom like the cedars' of Lebanon, the Glory of Herman, and surely there will be Joy and glory in Zion on that day, My second_ picture. woman brought to Christ tal caught.in the act, The Law of Moses? Yes. The penalty? Yes, is Death! They wanted to see what the master would do, This! "He that is without sin, let him east the first stone at her!" (St, John 8) They were in the presence of "The Moral Governor" as Exzos delights to call him, They went out one by one leaving the woman alone with pilin Geter tance Fet Cee ts sri tid Greece, "cle, all together. How She We, a oat eats ae ary help, where the need [s most to. seen: "Antagonistic to" Dr. C. W.
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