Spiritualizing
Adventists,
"Ve
have
been
grieved
in
heart
at
the
perversions
which
some
have
made
of
God's
word,--Teet-washingz
an?
holy
%issings,
which
were
only
among
the
[a
J
OV
oO
hospitalities
of
the
east,
some
have
enjoined
as
religion's
observances
to
be
practiced
in
public
and
mixed
meetings.
Some
have
taught
second
and
thirl
*
»
>
a
1
*
3
.
-
o
3
-
lamersions
into
thir<
covenants,
inculcated
the
duty
of
selling
chairs,
tables,
etc,,
and
sitting
and
eating
on
the
floor.
.
,
.Cthers
are
teaching
the
very
reverse
of
all
ovr
hope,--denying
any
personal
coming
of
C
hrist.
A
paper
.
just
issued
at
Utica,
.
.teaches
that
heaven
is
only
in
the
hearts
of
God's
J
——
~
children,
that
all
the
body
Christ
has,
is
the
church,
that
the
only
advent
of
Christ
we
are
to
look
for
is
'in
the
bodies
of
his
saints,
by
causing
the
Spirit
dwelling
in
them
to
shine
out
through
the
=mntex
entire
man,'
that
when
Christ
descénds
from
heaven
it
will
only
be
Christians--the
heaven
where
he
now
is--to
their
of
all,
even
heaven
itself,
is
only
in
our
hearts,
that
to
look
'with
nativral
eyes
into
the
heavens
for
Christ,'
is
'antichrist,'
that
"there
is
no
such
thing
a
literal
tody
of
Jesus
in
the
universe
of
Cod"
!
!
that
we
are
to
stop
err
—
‘gazing
C
up
into
heaven,'
and
that
to
lobk
for
the
personal
coming
of
Christ
is
'carnal,'
etc.
etc."
Advent
Herald,
7:67,
April
9,
1845.
(Utica
paper
reference
to
Orlando
Squires'
Voice
.of
the
Shepher?,
see
:3i8:117,
Ap.
10,
1°45)
[3¥
lforning
Watch
©:117,
April
10,
1°45
quotes
dirsctly
from
Squires--sace
material
as
is
summarized
above]