p. 128 | To Correspondents

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 5, 1870

To Correspondents.

R. D. BENHAM: Those who represent us as believing that Christ was a mere man, are either grossly ignorant of our views, or are given to willful and malicious misrepresentations. We believe all that the Scriptures declare concerning him, expressed in a word, that he was the divine Son of God.

ANNA W. GOULD: See response to your call for the Bible view of the subject of Elijah, in the first editorial of this paper.

H. B., of Tuscola, Mich.: We hold that the change wrought in a man's heart by conversion, is sometimes illustrated by the figure of birth, but that the new birth properly, is our birth into the immortal kingdom by a resurrection from the dead, or a change equivalent thereto.

J. L. MILLER, of Tuscola Co., Mich.: In Job 42:7, God vindicates him before his friends as having spoken that which was right.—The compassion and humility expressed in the preceding verses, had reference, we think, to the too confident manner in which he had spoken of himself in comparison with the Almighty.

G. M., of Talleyrand: For an answer to your question, see the little tract, published at this Office, on the Rich Man and Lazarus.