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EDITOB'S NOTICE8 AND COMMF.NTS,
lIell than the pangs of Remo ... e P They may
In the earth life be parti~ly nullified by th~
e.citcmanto that sball for a time 811ga"..., tbe
mind, but tbere come. a time wben the conscience
will apeak, will make iL'elf heard;
and tbat i. lIell. No wondor th~t It is de·
scribodMa fire thatls neverquoncbed. And
i. not a fire that purifies? Does it Dot finally
aDd Incvitllbly lead to the performanco of
good deed. as the only true and Ia..ting bappines
••
Tbeologlall.9 from tbelr mbcollceptions and
false int.eJ'protations make Hell a locality, and
.find themselveS unable to give It bound. or
limits. 'Spiritualists make It a condition. and
Ih,UI every one makes hi. or ber own heav~JI
or hell, intensifying Ule exactness·of tbo de.
.cription, "In my father's bouse IIro many
mansions.'"
With tbe sweeping away of lieU as a 10-
eality I. carried that concepUOIl'of a judgment
dOYi wbich ,WOUld .marsbal each sbul before
• judge'. box to receive sentence. Each indlyldual
becomes bls own judge,bis consclence
tbo witness, and he constantly docs penance
... penalty until· be can· feel that be bas
made Some attempt at compensation. It i.
3D atoDerupnt tbat makos him one with himself.
Th •• e ancient .ymbols being tJ.anslated
Uterally is tho caUllC of much of the dlsagreethat
now .x i8tS in the world. I,et their or·
Igin be etudied and the meaniug become~
crear_ Tbere I. souud sonse alld undeniable
lruth ill .. adlng the llible between the lin ..;
tbe useless strlfo atl ••• when it i. attempted
to roal",tain It as literally exact. I..et tho
discussion abo~t lIeli go Oil, for truth will