The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-07-23
This Morning Traced the Genealogy
of Christ Showing Right to the
Throne of David.
GAEBELEIN STARTS ON GENESIS
In First Of Series Points Out That
Book is the Foundation of Gods
Revelations.

Speakers on the program of the
Bemidji Bible conference are being
greeted with capacity houses at each
session. The attendance at the even
ing meeting yesterday was much
larger than many of the hackers Of
the conference had expected.
Monday evening, DR.. Ford G. Ott-
man, of Stamford, Conn, started his
series on imperialism and Christ -
DR.. Ottman on Sunday night outlined
his course but made the real start
last night. He brought out the fact
that the entire universe centerS
around the life and teachings of Jes-
US Christ and that Christ had been
promised a kingdom which he had
never received
This morning at $50, DR.. Ottman
continued his subject of 'Imperiai-
ism and Christ" and was followed at
1890 by DR.. A. c. Gaebelein. DR..
Gaebelein delivered his first address
on "Genesis" and in the course of the
week, expects to deliver six addresses
on the book of "Genesis." At 8 i.
NJ, DR.. Ottman delivered his third
lecture.
At o'clock tonight, DR.. Luccock
will deliver his first address, taking
the subject, The Bible Philosophy OF
Pleasure.'' Dr. Luccock is pastor of
the Oak Park church in Chicago and
is we'll known to visitors Of this con.
ference as he has attended many
meetings here before He was sched-
uled to make an address Sunday but
failed to reach the city in time.
At the Tuesday morning meeting,
DR.. Ottman spoke on the genealogy
of Jesus Christ proving from scrip
ture that he was the rightful heir to
the throne of David. He said that
Christ was the son Of David Of Abra-
ham, of man and of God. DR.. Ott-
man pointed out that Immediately
after the sermon on the mount, twelve
signs, or miracles were given, not in
their chronological order but rather
in their order of Importance.
DR.. Gaebelein, in his morning ad-
dress, regarded the book of ''Genesis"
as the foundation book of Gods reve-
lation. He said that the assaults of
the critics on Genesis and the Pen
tateuch had their rise in sinful ma
lures hostility to God and his plan
of redemption. "Paine and Voltaire,
of over a century ago, said the same
things about Genesis being a group
of legends and myths as are being
said today by class of so-called pop
ular Minister'S
The program for the remainder of
the conference follows:
Tuesday, July %.
8 p. m.-"The Bible Philosophy of
Pleasure" DR.. Luccock.
wednesday, Ju1y Gf.
9:3O-Address by DR.. Ottman
lO:3O-"Christ and the Criticised'
DR.. Luccock.
8 p. m.-Second address on Gene
sis, DR.. Gaebelein.
s D. m-Address by DR.. Ottman
Thursday, July 25.
$50 a. m.-"Progressive Grace"
by DR.. Luccock.
1890 a. m.-Third address OIL
Genesis, DR.. Gaebelein.
3p. m.-'sThe Challenge of the La
tent" DR.. Luccock.
Sp. m.-''The Scope of the Gospel
of john" DR.. Gaebelein.
Friday, July 26.
$3.50 a. m.-Fourth address Oh
Genesis, DR.. Gaebelein.
1890 a. m.-"The Masters Ap-
praisement and Proving of Possibili-
ties" Dr.. Luccock.
.. m.-Elfth addreSS on GeneSlS,
DR.. Gaebelein.
s o. m.-cThe Revival of Family
Religion" DR.. Luccock.
Saturday, July ~.
$50 a. m.-Sixth address on Gen
esis, Dr.. Gaebelein.
s p. m.-fLife, Liberty and Fell
Iowship," DR.. Gaebelein.
(Continusd on last paee.)