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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 11, 1860

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 16, No. 17.

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C. C. D. of N. Y.: If those to whom you refer have any reasons to present for the idea that Gen. i, 26, refersto the creation of man's immortal soul merely, and Gen. ii, 7 to the formation of the body exclusively, we should be happy to see them. But if they have none, if it is a mere assumption on their part, we should be disposed to treat it accordingly, namely, to pass it by as unworthy of notice.
M. B. S. of Iowa: We are inclined to the opinion that the declaration of 1 Cor. xv, 22, is universal in its application, embracing all men; though the testimony of the next verse is certainly restricted to those who have fallen asleep in Christ.
D. Chase: The dishonest or ignorant use which some try to make of the Greek of Matt. xxviii, 1, &c., has been so lately exposed in the REVIEW, that we do not think it necessary to go over the ground again. You will find remarks on that subject in REVIEW, No. 17, Vol. xv, and No. 21, Vol. viii. We send you one of the numbers.