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On the night of Feb. 6 I began a debate near Georgiana, Ala. with L. H. Johnson of Boston, Mass. As Mr. Johnson did not remain but two sessions, the put forward D.L. Watson and the debate continued 3 more nights. They affirmed that baptism and then Lord's supper were under the law of Moses and were abolished in 64 a. d. when the new covenant came into effect. Mr. Johnson is well educated and editor of a paper called The Stumbling Stone, but Mr. Watson is a very common man.
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J. F. Love vs L. H. Johnson & D. L. Watson (Denomination Unknown)
March 4, 1909
Near Georgiana, Alabama
(By J. F. Love)
March 4, 1909
Near Georgiana, Alabama
(By J. F. Love)
On the night of Feb. 6 I began a debate near Georgiana, Ala. with L. H. Johnson of Boston, Mass. As Mr. Johnson did not remain but two sessions, the put forward D.L. Watson and the debate continued 3 more nights. They affirmed that baptism and then Lord's supper were under the law of Moses and were abolished in 64 a. d. when the new covenant came into effect. Mr. Johnson is well educated and editor of a paper called The Stumbling Stone, but Mr. Watson is a very common man.
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