VOL. III. PITTSBURGH, PA., OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, 1881. NOS. 4 & 5.
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r286 TERMS AS BEFORE.r286 JEHOVAH'S FEET.
r287 THE FEET OF CHRIST.
r288 OUR NEW NAME.
r288 "AND THE DOOR WAS SHUT."
r292 THE TEMPLE BUILDING TYPE.
r290 A SHORT SERMON FROM A FAMILIAR
r290 IN THE VINEYARD.
r309 AN OPEN LETTER.
r298 FROM BRO. J. B. ADAMSON.
r293 FROM BROTHER J. J. BENDER.
r292 WORDS FROM BRO. SUNDERLIN.
r293 "WHO CAN HEAR IT?"
THE Jewish Chronicle says: "The prosperous Jews form but a small portion of our brethren. Those who are comfortable and content are comparatively few. These, perhaps, would be loth to leave their assured and luxurious homes to find a new country and a new civilization. But those who are oppressed and unhappy, long for the advantages which reconsolidated nationality would give them. Oppression and persecution has kept our people, as a body, alive and homogeneous. The more the Jew is downtrodden the more he clings to the faith of his fathers and its observances. Liberated, and anxious to compete, socially, with his fellow countrymen, he throws over the restrictions which are deeply respected by those whom he would conciliate by their abandonment, with the simple result of making himself appear contemptible and sycophantic. It is oppression, and not prosperity, which will lead us back to our proper place in the Holy Land."
r298 NO BACK NUMBERS.r308 OUR LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
r294 ANOTHER PAPER.
r298 YOUR LETTER.
r294 THE CHART OF THE AGES.
r295 THE EKKLESIA.
r296 THE EVERLASTING FATHER.