St. Paul Enterprise — Russell's "Miracle Wheat" (March 26, 1915)

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you shall take an apology when you present your bodies before the Lord, you present your bodies before the Lord, it? c.? For a while it never happened. The Church has the privilege of living in this day of suffering, and it is making between the Church and the rankin—because we suffer with Him, he shall reign with Him. And He said that we may become partakers of the vine nature. (2 Pet. 1:4.) This way we may become partakers of the vine nature. You remember the Apotheke put that in his letter 2 the Philippines (Chap. 3:10); you know the power of his insurrection.

Paul knew the resurrection was to one to the just and the unjust, and he knew that he would do it if his resurrection. "What are the conditions? Being" made conformable to his death. "We do not go into it until we know how we do into His resurrection. How do we go into His

"MIRACLE WHEAT" MISREPRESENTED

BY THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE'S TIRADE AGAINST PASTOR RUSSELL

Below is a sample of Many Letters From Various Parts of the Country

One by one, science is cutting the links in the chains that bind the human mind to the rocks of ancient beliefs.

Now one of mankind's oldest and most cherished conceptions has been smashed by the pioneers of the new knowledge.

The world is not coming to an end. Not.now—not ever!.

Dr. Guslinz Jaumann, professor of physics in a German college, says this book is the first book on our planet isn't so. The world will roll on and man will roll with it. It never a mere 100,000 years or so. Or maybe 100,000 years who thinks in terms of geological epochs—but always. And the best proof that Dr. Jaumann's fellow-scientist has been is that a full translation of his essay on this topic has been made a part of the official report of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington on the progress of science.

The sun isn't cooling off and the earth isn't going to freeze up—that is

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eath? What is the difference between births death and the death of any person? What are the names of his life, his face, and he are counted in with Him a part of his sacrifice; so we become artisans with Him in the sufferings present time and the glories to slow.

(Question.) What is the scriptural objection to understanding the positive argument in Romans V1:11-14 for the submissive in the person of his submissive esus, on Calvary; and that therefore should be raised with him (Jesus)? walk in a "new life" of holiness? give a brief exposition of these esus.

(Answer). "What shall we say (race may abound)? God forbid. How hall we, that are dead to sin, live race may abound

Miracle Wheat Grown by W.A. Jerratt, Columbus, Kansas. Represents the State of Kansas at World's Fair, San Francisco, 1915.

Columbus, Kan., Feb. 8, 1915.

International Bible Students Association

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Dept Friends and Bretters—A copy of the Chicago Daily Tribune recently came to my attention in a report of which was an attack upon the Association, and especially upon Faster Russell. Among other points of attack he made, for example, some information on the subject might be of value to you in meeting this attack, as it would have been useful to field of Miracle Wheat I grew last year. This picture, among thousands of others, of the best fields raised in the area, is one of them.

the first point Dr. Jaumann makes.

The new knowledge of the laws of gravitation and the energy transmission elicits the ever more energetic the sun throws on in heat gets back to it through the ether waves that the earth spills into space. Recent research has dispelled this myth. The earth as a motten, Baid mass, gradually cooling from the surface of the earth so we live on it is rigid and solid as steel. And the geologists have discovered that in the Cambrian epoch—before Europe was golden than it is now.

The other favorite way of destroying the earth, by having some comet visit the planets, including ours, will fall into the sun and be burned up. Accurate measurement prove that the planets are constantly getting out of their orbits, but they always tokomete on Earth if ever starts off on a tangent.

We're here to stay, evidently. And the distinguished scientist is inspired with a clear vision of the future.

eath we do know. We know to be dead in death. But you are baptized into his death. Was that a death to him? I think not. He knew no sin." We were baptized into death to sin. We were baptized into death to death. Therefore that means that death to sin was not a death to sin. His guilt was not a death to sin. Our ours death includes a death to sin. In when we give up our lives that death to sin. Therefore that his sacrifice our death includes a death to sin. In when we give up our lives that he will lay down our lives in hatred of his sacrifice. It meant to his sacrificial death, it meant to battle against sin—have sworn he will lay down our lives in hatred of his sacrifice. It meant to his sacrificial death, it meant to battle against sin—and whose lives are buried with Christ—how could we be buried with the same imperfection of the samearmy with sin would be imposted to those who have given up their death to death we do know. We know to be dead in death. But you are baptized into his death. Was that a death to him? I think not. He knew no sin." We were baptized into death to sin. We were baptized into death to death. Therefore that means that death to sin was not a death to sin. Our ours death includes a death to sin. In when we give up our lives that death to sin. Therefore that his sacrifice our death includes a death to sin. In when we give up our lives that he will lay down our lives in hatred of his sacrifice. It meant to his sacrificial death, i

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state board of agriculture, J. C. Mohler.

From this collection was to be chosen the one which would represent the state at the World Cup, which coincides with the 28th of this month.

Now, the judges in this matter did not know that this was Miracle Wheat; hence they had nothing to bias their decision. So Miracle Wheat received the award.

I grew seventy acres of this wheat and planted and cared for it in the regular ordinary way and had no trouble in displaying it. I was very proud to tell you, as a child, that I fell for agriculture, as a man, husband.

In this section of the country we have to sow more to the acre than in some localities; hence we could not follow the rule of the rate of one bushel and some at the rate of three bushels and some. We found the three packets to be the better.

My field yielded forty-nine bounches to the sale, more than twice the average many in my district. Many many instantiated more than three times as much money from the sale to you or any of the friends who may have charmed the master of matters of sitting these bounces. I am thankful for the opportunity to furnish

With Christian love and best regards am your brother and fellow servant,

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by Edward McClery, 2993 Wabash Ave.

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and growing vision of the future, by that thought.

"The intellectual and physical eva-

sion of the human mind is an immeasurable time to mount to heights surpassing, perhaps, our imagination is capable of conquering."

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NIUM—St. Paul Daily News, Meh.

285, 1915.

BAPTISTS WILL ECONOMIZE.

Financial Situation Prompts Acceptance of Resignations of Two Staff Secretaries.

New York, March 18. The American Baptist Foreign Mission society announced it has accepted the resignations of the two most recent additions to its board. Dr. James Emory W. Hunt, former president of Deniseen university, Granville, Ohio and Rev Arthur C. Baldwin, formerly president First Baptist church of all River, New Jersey.

we shall be also in the Ritizens of His resurrection." That is to say, if we have given him life, he will also be like Him shavers, we shall also be like Him shavers, in His resurrection; the resurrection, and death being linked to each other, so that they go into His resurrection, and who does not, does not, not just as surely as we do, but a sacrificial death, so must ours.

"Knowing this, that our old man is crucified with him, that the body of sin might be destroyed, that he honeysuckle his old man is crucified. Just us Christ at his baptism had given up his earthly Life, and the remaining years

Pastor Russell explains that he did not give the name to "Miracle Wheat" and never owned any. Several bushels of it were donated to be sold at $1.00 a pound as a contribution to the Watch Committee, which is a member of the Society's membership—all of whom were pleased and benefited thereby.

The donation natted the Society's funds about $1,800, less postage and packing. Not being an experienced farmer, Pastor Russell editorially offered to refund the money to any disaffected purchaser within a year. The two prowlers above mentioned and many of their first aid used thus. This is not an advertisement of "Miracle Wheat" but in defense of Pastor Russell's connection with it.

Other features of the slanderous attacke of the Chicago Tribune are equally bad. All desiring correct information may obtain by addressing a Post Office address.

The society's statement said that appropriations for home and foreign missionary work probably will be reduced.

Many missionaries will be kept at home on furloughs, it was announced.

—St. Paul Dispatch, March 18, 1915.

Anticipating a lively demand for the edition of Feb. 12 and judging sales of the Nov. 6th issue, we have a large number of the Present Truth in order in the states thus saving you the trouble and expense of postage and wrapping at one dollar for twenty-five cents and put this edition to working.