The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-10-29

came to it, out of the ivory palaces
t. be your Savior; and mine" '"The
shadow of the crocs" DR.. Chapman said
was over Him from Bethlehem"
He then spoke of the attributes of
Jesus shown in the text the myrrh
/ for sweetness, aloes for the bitter
ness of His life here and cassia for
healing for us. He told OF the wonder
full power Of His personality and said
he wished to swing the garments Ct
Jesus before us $50 that you can
know Him-so that you can touch
Him" in preparation for the nights
service.
One other point he made in the SER
mona rule for Bible study. He said
that the thing to do was to put the
picture Of Jesus together first-to
learn to Gee Him as He is, and that
all the rest, religion and every thing
else, will como all right when we have
done that.
At the night service the subject
was "The Surrendered Life" and
the text Deut 1-19. "And we came to
Kadish Barnea" The talk was about
crises-how. to every man at least
once, comes the chance TO so over iu-
to the Promise Land, but that IL he
fails to live up to his opportunity, he
must wander in the Wilderness. Here
are q few sentences from the err
mon:
ut was not enough for Jesus to
die. No man has yet been saved un-
less he definitely. personally, accept
ed the blood OF Jesus"
Il suppose there has never been a
Christian yet that got started toward
the Land OF Promise, but that some
of his old sins got in the way like the
Red Sea. But there is way of e
care-Jesus Christ"
ct is a great, great thing to yield
to Jesus. and let Him have all there
is"
ct isn't any question of who you
are, or what you are. II you yield to
Him He'll f.ll you And when He
fills you it's wonderful"
After q wonderful story Of the work
done for Christ by girl saved from
the streots:--'I said. oh, Lord, II
You can take 9 girl from the streets
and fiji her full Of the Holy Ghost,
You can fln' me- l believed 1t then,
and l believe 1t row. He can fill me
and He can fill you"
Thursday afternoon the subject was
Responsibility" and the text: Solo
mons Song: Is. 'They have made
me a keeper Of the vineyards, b
mine own vineyard have rot kept"
Among other things, he said
Some OF us may feel that we may
do good without having our own lives
right-and sometimes we succeed in
the estimation Of men, when in our
hearts we know that we have failed
miserably."
ct is so much easier to be sue
cess in public than in private, to teach
Sunday School class an hour week
than to go back to your home and
lead a careful, pure, consistent Christ
ian life"
would you stand fearlessly before
God not only in the light OF your
public service, but of your private ser
vice?"
God has made you, and He has a
plan for you in life. and if you fit in
to it your life will be a great one, no
matter where 1t may be-"
"If you have fitted into Gods plan
for your life-that's the secret OF
Power. There is no such thing ss
Power unless your life fits in with
Gods plan"
of there is a father who can do
nothing but make his boys life right,
IL there is a mother who can do moth
Ing but SO walk that her family will
know that she has seen Jesus-that's
Power. and God will use you"
Il thought living was wealth, plea
sure, society, culture, education, but
this Is 1t" said a girl who had been
lost. but was saved.
"There is not a woman who has
fallen so low but that the blood of
Christ viii save her-there is not
a woman so high but that Blood will
bring her far greater happiness than
she has ever known" He told here
the story of a woman, gray haired,
who had been entertained by kings.
and had all that wealth and position
could give, and who yet saic after she
had been a Christian for just one day,
that she had more real Joy in that
day than in all the rest of her life
before.
"rhe Christian life can go down to