The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-27
DR.. Gaebelein to Speak to Presbyter-
ians, DR.. Barackman, Methodists,
DR.. Blair to Baptists.
NO SESSION THIS EVENING
Final Address on Genesis" Delivered
This Morning with Joseph as
Special Subject.

Closing services of the Bemidji
Bible conference will be held in
three churches and the city hall to-
morrow At 1920 a. M, preaching
services will be held in the Presby-
terrain, Methodist, and Baptist church.
es and at p. m. there will be rally
and farewell meeting in the city hall.
A young peoples meeting scheduled
for the afternoon has been taken
from the program.
Dr. Gaebelein will address, the city
hall meeting in the evening on the
"Waiting Heaven and the Waiting
Earth" In the morning he will
preach in the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Barackman, of Duluth, has been
announced as the speaker for the
Methodist church and DR.. S. A. Blair,
of Duluth, for the Baptist church
during the regular Sunday morning
services.
Attendance at the meetings of the
conference has kept up all during
the week and a crowded house is
looked for tomorrow evening. Some
of the ministers in attendance, of
whom there have been about fifty,
were called away during the middle
of the week but their places have
been taken by others.
DR.. Gaebelein delivered his last
lecture on Genesis this morning tax
ing "Joseph" as his individual sub
ject. The doctor said that Joseph is
spoken of more in Genesis than any
other character because he typifies
the spirit of God.
GAS we read the story of Jesus so
we read the story of Jesus Christ.
Joseph's and Jesus lives fall into two
sections; l, their humiliation; 2,
their exaltation. Joseph was beloved
of his father-so was Christ; Joseph
was separated from his evil minded
brethren-so also was Christ; he was
hated by his brethren and sold into
captivity-so also was Christ hated
without cause; Joseph's mission was
to seek the brethren who were lost
so also is Christ to seek out and care
for the lost. Joseph's shortcomings
are not reported in this chapter be-
cause God wanted to make him a type
to be followed"
In his fifth lecture on "Genesis'',
delivered Friday afternoon, DR.. Gae-
belein compared God with Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob. "In Abraham, God
appeared as the Father; in Isaac, as
the Son; i. Jacob, as the Holy Spirit.
Abraham was meek and peaceful even
when the enemy closed in on him
and destroyed his well, which were
Of much more value in those days
than in modern times
"Jacob may be compared to Christ
IN the manner in which he won
Rachael. He came as a servant and
worked seven years for her. So also
did Christ come as servant. Leah
typifies the Gentiles and Rachael the
Jews. Christ served both Gentiles
and Jews"
DR.. Luccock addressed the meeting
last evening taking the REVIVAL of
Family Church" as his subject. His
text was based on Genesis 1878
which starts Il know him that he
will command his household.' sIt
was a great tribute to Abraham for
God to know him. He was chosen
because God knew his capacity for
responsibility as the head of the
household.
CAS- we forsake our sins and care
lessness, we are supposed to bring
our families into the church with us.
God founded the Church and the
Family. All other things are man
founded. The divine relationship be-
tween these two forms a special plea
for having the children of the fam
lily raised in the church. The fam
lily is the unit of the church as well
as the unit of the nation
DR.. Luccock made special plea
for the family in the church saying
that the children should go to church
through love of worship instead OF