The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

1NTRoDUcToN.- ministry of J e
sns was marked al BY sw stsa' busy and He
, MS frequently from one kind OF work
to anot her, Both, these facts are SEWN ba}'
see no ho " i liz emplo Himself on a single
Sahha thTTthe first or second after, Hc had
taken Up His residence In C g, ERR rnt
before e We ee III The 81 passage
dents are, full Of interest In thsnse YES
the ,h9 rg nro ana for
Us to Study the great actor ~ , al IN. Inc
events, to see what dignity and poise,
what r a Im every step. He was
never for. an instant i.nla.ient or w.
wise Els spirit and doing were alM ,ii.;s
in harmony with that lofty nature Whl en-
Ral Pen ansiipd Itself 50 constantly
throughout Fslls entire career. The, stu
dent will be- most successful VINO KEEP eld
q r fnis ,iIlSS; q and 2s) There
isa nerySHab fosse fr used by
runs ali though his writings-the earnest EST,
ness OF one VINO has an important WORK WORK
mark /: Is, 200 Here It shows !, mat ne 1e-
gogue. as was His custom. to teach = wn9n
TIC people assembled for their "a , DSaeh
deVotions. He compiled. with estaDi 5at -.
By increasing Their Knowledge; Jonn,
v1it: 81 -32) eachingt was his chef iu re-.
ton. He knew. thatsas men ootalned, ~ tne
truth they would pc able 10 Give
men the truth, having come from me
realms of glory. {Jotn. XIV: lo.) On 7, inns
occasion, after reading the assigneu Str Up
ture for the day.i11e gave an exposition;
Hia words attracted the attention or al
present not by their substance alone.
but by the manner of HIS speech ! ne
scribes. who wern accustomed to speak
| IN such occasions, gave the results OF
| their research and study. showing llal
they they, borrowed freely from the cemme,n e,
talors But Jesus eSe,ed te se snnke R a
needed the opinion5of no one. (Ma.the"'
q c;oNHEssI ON. VERSES g and si) = All \
as now they attend church-good, BAD ana
| indllIerenl. Among those VINO heard Je-
| slls was man possessed WITH an ut it,, :,
man mai and a devil. Probably the man mad
n lingering desire for better things, as IS
many now do. and sought the pace PLACE VIII M
a faint hope. But ths ael nat te mn he
Claimed the man as his. There y, was u !, q q
struggle. followed by an outcry: .,io, ne ne
II alone! There was q proSpeGt , ~ ,,o IN
ppl de de. for for its continuance. What nave
Veto we to do with thee?' was the cry. as
| If they recognized that perWeeil ie I,tts
ana the ehs DEMON fenre .heTf Im his presence
gave anxiety. And then came a further
Confession that Jesus was known as ille
Holy One of The same cu ,,n,rS 81
the G 1ilsrg (Matthew WI: 2s} The
Inhabitants of the world knew the Son (, Of
| God, and came to- dispute ana oppq3se o.,
thFqSEnI !s %lnisesy and sj Christ
seems habltually to have forbidden the
demons to testify concerning nee ll'' N
ark ILL., gee ealvin s susgesa
/ What NAV he the true explanations: ,,Ihe
devil dexterously acknowledges th q; 7
is the Holy one in order er 20 h ,nsahu w,e
into tho minds dcorrst ana between him
and christ" And such seems % i h nay
been in part the effect ds nefa' by Bceiz as
said that Jesus cast ou the .oG devils. MARX
iii: 22) And Qucsnal properly reinaf r.,
that The devil never praise5 p nv 70 d,S sn-
daeS" 1s Hence Elm 5esufb Be- sIeh and TO
out Of the man. When the unclean splr rd
had thrown the an a. an No ue ont. e Was was
cry he 1heyed ana t f hold by the word
o a. ~ Who DEMONSTRATED HE
bower tTs even as was said of Him ~, ,Ihe
victory was complete, n ga riey or or strugge
Jesus eusu spoke, ana the $ylle hend came ou'
pOPUI4ARITY.-(Ver ,; :. az ni.n,a vel
Thus wisdom and NpoW,esra Ws sabha ~ day
in tho synagogue on thai sa1p pn ies YMS
Both produced o.. profound !, !iAl T.n us' ne
powe, over te devil h6 sansGH s eNpos
amuzement thamith1e, ant tared into anotne,
realm of thought and We, d ute psg ane
were desperately afraid o. u' tu,,n .coiit
hence glad To know Or on, one oWme ay z
deliver. There was mnfGuttn If M
therefore. as to the sgnlfeeih AZ h ~ per
remarkable event. Who y ms LA ~. ~, IN
forms such Woders; who coinH'1Hannu nn NJ n
clean spirits, and they o Hvbat had jesus
proof of His MISSION, w Mt epepn ITO dis
come TO do? AS the cona sHo herald "a
persed each person became ~ 'i Hcnsltet
The wonderful things 70 g, neEs ~ tso1 ho,se
from lin 10 lip, from hou.e 4 ~ on n
carried into the country 4, a Y 40 p n'dh
tnence from Village 70 Village h ~ h 1
news spread that the teacher Ml'9d e IN
lately settled In CapernhgIh I'm hSo devil
And in This This Way By single s 9 n esu
service. the fame and popu'ut'ss = 49, I,
W slch sasi Mss iYerses 80 sI A tS1
divine service in the rural sections o. ~
country a minister Is generniiy l l1.a.sa
to dine with some one of the eo .na ias,,
ton So Jesus ent nnt o. "a nGreW
to the house Of Simon ana M re
comr anied by James ana 5IsnlIiii,, nattNi,tti