The Presbyterian of the South : [combining the] Southwestern Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Southern Presbyterian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1909-1931, April 16, 1919, Image 13

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those who do work. Thoao who have
the direction of the work of others
ought either first to do tho work
themselves which they direct or else
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work and the condition of those who
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icy, workmen ought to be made as
comfortable as possible In their work.
But the consideration given to the
workmen ought to be based upon the
high principle that we are dealing
with our fellowmen, who it may bo
in some respects are not as fortunate
as we and may not have the capacity
for .the same kind of work that wo
do. Above all, we ought to deal with
them as with brethren in Christ or
those whom we wish to make our
brethren in him. With such motives
as these prompting the employers of
labor, there wouij be no difficulty be
tween them and their laborers.
Tho Just .fudge, Mai. 3:l-o: He
who oppresses the one who servos
him by paying him less wages than
his work entitles him to cr by allow
ing conditions unde.* which he work3
to be hard and unsatisfactory should
remember that he has to answer to
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among sinners of the worst type.
There are a great many men who
would resent very much being called
false swearers, who do not realize
that they may sin just as grievously
in the treatment of those whom they
hire.
Jesus, Helper of the Poor, John 6:
1-13: Our Saviour would never do
anything to pauperize people. This
can be done very easily. Much of the
charity work which is done in the
world has a tendency to pauperize
those who receive it. Ordinarily it
is very much better to give a man
work for which he is to be paid than
to give him something to eat. But
when the Saviour found the great
multitude about him hungry and hav
ing no means to supply themselves,
he gave them the food that they need
ed. Under the circumstances nothing
else would have been humane. Work
would not have satisfied their hunger
at that time, and sp there are times
when we ought to give to supply the
needs of the poor, but it should al
ways be done with the Idea of help
ing them to become self-supporting.
Christianity and the Toilers, ol
America, Matt. 9:35-38: Christian
people have a great work to do for
God. As we look out upon our coun
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are falling short of our duty to our
(Continued on page 14.)
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