Birth of a Reformation; Or, The Life and Labors of Daniel S. WarnerByers, A. L. (Andrew L.)
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Birth of a Reformation; Or, The Life and Labors of Daniel S. Warner
Byers, A. L. (Andrew L.)
Church of God (Anderson, Ind.) -- History; Warner, D. S. (Daniel Sidney), 1842-1895
To all who may read this Trumpet, and especially to all who love
the truth, we send you our brotherly greeting, a "Happy New Year,"
and a heartfelt "God bless you." Our heart overflows with love and
gratitude to God, and all his loving saints, for all the benefits
and mercies that filled the expiring year. Dearly beloved friends
and patrons of the Trumpet, and lovers of its hated truth, we are
happy to report from this watch-tower of Zion that we see nothing
but success, victory, and glory. A beloved father in Israel in
New York on first seeing the Trumpet recently wrote us of his
inexpressible gratitude, and he remarked that he had tried to
have one established in Chicago, but says he, "There was no one
interested in the truth, that seemed to have sufficient means to
undertake the project." Well, glory to God. He has chosen the weak
things, and the moneyless, to carry on a work which to all human
appearances, in this sect-loving and idolatrous age, could not be
accomplished without considerable capital, and on a free basis--the
wonderful work of God. How has he "surprized the hypocrites,"
and confounded the prophets of Babylon! G. D. Watson but uttered
the predictions and carnal prayers of thousands when he said
through an antichrist sheet in this place, "Brother Warner can not
succeed in that line." What is this but a thrust at Jesus Christ!
It virtually says to the Son of God: "In the prosperity of our
churches, there can be nothing but failure in the attempt to build
up 'God's Church.'" Oh, these devotees of Babylon would blot out
of existence, if they could, the church that Christ founded over
eighteen hundred years ago, to augment the glory of our "great
Methodist Church" founded less than a hundred and fifty years ago!
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