Article November 15, 1900 Issue

The Day of Miracles

Edward H. Carman with contributions from Lowell

The Constitution

THE acquittal of Dr.Brimm of the Presbyterian Church, has brought to light through the press a statement of the beliefs for which the doctor thought he should be tried as a heretic.

Among other things, he said:—

"I believe that miracles belong to this whole dispensation, and not merely to the first century of it; that they were given to sustain the truth of Christianity and not merely to guarantee the deity of Christ and the inspiration of the canonical writers: that they are needed for their apologetic value as much now as they were in the apostolic age; that miracles of healing are a special characteristic of this dispensation, and are the special privilege of God's children; that God means and wishes to make a difference between His children and those that are not, salvation being much more a real and present possession than we ordinarily make it."

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