The Double-Hearted Nations

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA · Sep 4, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 36.

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The Double-Hearted Nations.

While France sends her delegates to talk peace at The Hague, she sends her captains and soldiers to massacre the Moors. A missionary, W. T. Bolton, who has reached England from Morocco, declares that Casa Blanca would have opened to the French, and the assassins and outlaws been punished without a struggle if it had been desired by the French, but that they purposely provoked the Moors to fight in order that the planned massacre might be consummated. Atrocities unprintable were committed by the French and Spanish soldiers. Cruelty and lechery went mad. One respectable Moorish merchant declared after the massacre: "My son is dead; my three daughters are worse than dead." Peace delegates may talk till doomsday, there can be no peace among the nations of unregenerate men. True peace, permanent peace, can only come thru Jesus Christ.