THE REMNANT OF ISRAEL.
NEUTRAL.
To be neutral means “not taking sides with either
party.” —{Webster).
In the present struggle cof the nations the child
of God must realize that his kingdom is not of this
world. Our citizenship is in heaven. Further from
another standpoint siiice the days of the captivity by
Babylon the children of God aire captives scattered
abroad through the nations of the earth with the yoke
of civil power placed on their necks, as illustrated by
Jeremiah when he placed a yoke on his neck and wore
it for days to teach lsrael what their condition would
be if their nation was once broken up. ‘Then the pro-
phet carrying down his prophecies to the time when
Christ would sit on the throne of David and Israel
would be gathered again then the yoke would be
broken ofi their necks and they would no longer be
servants of the nations of the world. The above is the
true teaching regarding our situation and relations to
the kingdoms of the worid. [Further as Israel became
captives of Babylon the instruction of the prophet was
to them to ablde there as good citizens of Babylon and
pray for their welfare and as stated dy Chiist “give
honor to whom honor was due and tribute to whom
tribute was due.” Seo far as all this goes the child of
God is to be a good citizen interested in the peace ana
welfare af all with whom he comes in contact. It
matters not te nim as to what nationality he may come
in contact he treats ail with respect having at all times
the hope ol the gospel to aid all to sce how to be saved.
When these principles are understood it is not hard
to see that any thing of a woildly nature such as
political strife, party tueds, and stiife of war among
the people and so on he must be strictly neutral not
taking sides with either. He lives so far as possible
a quiet and peacible lite with good will to all avoiding
stitie and enmity to any. All such things as killing
his feliow man, enmity to any or haired to any race
or nationality he knows nothing of the kind. His
allegience is to God and to his laws and him only can
he serve. If he sullers ior Christ's sake happy is he.
Jeremiah served in prison for telling the people the
truth. He was counted disloyal and a traitor to his
country but it was not tive, he only told the truth.
That the child of God must do at all time if God
bids him. But in doing so it is for the sake and good
of the people, he does it without favor to any.
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