Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-03-25 | Page 4 | Local News

Some curious misconceptions occur when people who think the) have ln-foimutlon ln-foimutlon to give undertuke lo bolster bols-ter up their notions with careless reading read-ing of the Bible Thus one W W Sm)th said to be a member of a medical med-ical soclet) In London, urges that the establishment of the paasnver with Its eating for u da) of unleavened bread waa a gieat aanltar) and health measure meas-ure and cites It among measures which weie ieall) aanltar) as evidence evi-dence of the progress that had been attained In the time of Moses In the knowledge of the laws of health Moses dl I Indeed Impose many goo 1 health regulations but the paisovei was not In that class it was distinct.-I) distinct.-I) a commemontiio cercmon) religious reli-gious In origin and so observed, nor would tho eating of unleavened breal for the da) huve any special santtary advantage The aanltar regulations were not temporar) but potmunent and there Is no wirrant either In scriptural authorlt) Jewish litual n historically for classing it as u aanltar) aanl-tar) or health regulation