The following, clipped from the Cleveland Herald, presents a fact which was no doubt new to many of the readers of that paper. But it is one of those stubborn facts which grow stronger under investigation. We are glad to see such facts passed around:— “The words ‘immortal soul,’ ‘deathless soul,’ ‘undying soul,’ ‘deathless spirit,’ ‘disembodied soul,’ ‘disembodied spirit,’ ‘eternal torment,’ ‘eternal suffering in conscious misery,’ ‘eternal misery,’ ‘unending misery,’ ‘unending torment,’ ‘everlasting woe,’ ‘endless woe,’ ‘never-dying soul,’ and all their kindred words, are words that never, in a single instance, are found in the Bible. But from the copious manner in which these words are passed to us from the pulpit, and through the press, we should, without reading, suppose the Bible full of them! The word ‘immortal’ occurs but once in the whole Bible.”