For the Columbian Fountain.
Contributions from the Highlands.
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He who made us is not only wise, but
infinitely holy. This aoe can never be; yet
it is not to be presumed that we may not be


holy at ALL All Bible reading people admit


that we should endeavor to conform our
selves to God in holiness, as well as in ac-
quiring and rightly using knowledge; yet
there is considerable difference of opinion


as to mans ability to be holy. We do not,
Of course, stop to argue this point Our
present papers are for general perusal and,
therefore, TO dwell on any mooted subject
would be offensive to some of our readers.
We may find sufficiency Of excellent
thoughts for all. So on the point now be-
fore us, we shall find none to doubt the as
sertion, that in so far as we are influenced
by the Holy One we shall be holy; foras-