The Spirit of God as Fire; the Globe Within the Sun Our HeavenMortimore, D.
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The Spirit of God as Fire; the Globe Within the Sun Our Heaven
Mortimore, D.
Heaven; Sun
our North American continent soon towered in sublime grandeur and
beauty, and became the home and asylum of freedom for the oppressed of
every clime. This land is the birthright of Protestants, wherein those
of every religious faith, Catholics, and all others, have equal rights
and privileges; but to maintain our liberties, we must educate into
the minds of all, _personal liberty, and accountability_, and leave
the conscience untrammeled so far as regards popes, priests, bishops,
or ministers, _controlling man's future destiny_. All are held
individually, and personally, accountable to God, and He hath sent
His Spirit to enlighten every one, and all who go direct to Him in the
spirit of humility, with faith and prayer, will obtain this light.
In regard to the workings of the ruling powers of the Roman Catholic
Church less than two centuries ago, we give place to the following
recent developments, written as a matter of history, by one who
assisted in the investigations only a few weeks ago. This is from
"Catholic Spain:"
GHASTLY REVELATION!
MORE RELICS OF THE SPANISH INQUISITION UNEARTHED.
The London _Star_ has the following from Madrid:
A somewhat ghastly incident has caused considerable
excitement here within the last few weeks. Within a few
hundred yards of the new Plaza de Dos Mayo, inaugurated on
the 2d of this month, there is a locality called the Cruz
del Quemadero. It is a field some three hundred metres
square, at the top of the Calle Aricha de San Bernardo, near
the hospital built by the ex-Queen. Through it a new road
was lately opened, and as the ground was elevated, a cutting
of considerable depth had to be dug. The workmen laid bare
several peculiar looking horizontal strata, of irregular
formation. One was one hundred and fifty feet in length,
another fifty, another ten. The thickness varied from eight
to eighty centimetres. In color the soil was black, the
lower strata being much blacker than the superior ones.
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