Evening journal., 1912-06-22

tives OF sin and death. Already Hell
has sent His Son and thus provided
Ransom price for the sins OF the
whole world. Already His Son has
been glorned, and merely awaits
the time for the establishment of His
Messianic Kingdom.
Meantime Divine grace has been
still further manifested in the inNl-
tation granted 20 n little flock, 10
he justified by faith and to be sane
/ tilted by the High Priests Offering OF
them and thus to become New Crea-
lures. ioint-heirs In His Kingdom
sun the Scriptures tell us Of Gods
pursuing Love aud Mercy. He IL un-
willing that any should perish. but
Wills. on the contrary. that all shall
have an opportunity 10 turn to Him
that they may have everlasting life.
! Il Ia for this very purpose that Mes
| siahs Kingdom viii be entabnsheu
I'm great glory and with full power
Eventually the Redemer 'ahall see
Of the travail of His soul and be Hai
iehed" Eventually the Heavenly
Fathers Plan viii be so outworkea
that every creature in heaven ana
earth and under the earth shall he
heard saying. Praise and glory and
honor. dominion and might be unto
Him that stitch upon the Throne
and unto the Lamb. forever Event
uaily God. through the Meesiani'
KINGDOM shall wipe away all tears
from off ell faces and cause the re-.
proacb OF being His people to disap'
near from the earth. .--Proverbs AL
4. Isaiah XIV, 3
4 Woman Who Was a Sinner.
our Redemer possessed and ekem
puAed tho Heavenly Fathere love
and mercy. lie declared that He WAS
merely the exponent of the Father
Will and hence Of the Fathers love
/ and sympathy. our Lords Hympath'
ia presented not only In thia lessor
but also in many others. and All @
His follow ers do we'll 20 cultivate tn'
s same enirit. Jesus WAS not eympa
2 thetlo with the sins Of the people
I but with the people Themselves ~
o realized as few do the real dithcnlN
With the majority Of sinners. 'be
! hold was shapen IN iniauity. In sn
r. ala NV mother conceive mel eN
T. claimed tho Prophet We are SIN
ners h, heredity. We have inherit
{, "a naruaiy depraved minds, patu
o ailv unbalanced brains and morals.
ST. Paul. speaking OF inc yer
e nohloEt class, declares, we oa'il'
do tho things which we ~oula --'n
Of us hence an humaity are einnoih'
nrhere Is none righteous, no. nor one
Therefore it rs merely a question
y the degree Of slnfulnese, ana tne o'
eroe As often measured by the dekle
4 of inherited weakness, or the oegie
r. of surrounding temptations The reai'
y reprehsnsihle and blameworthy sit
T. nore are those who ein vilinlN' a'
q libeartelv. knowingly inienuonail
j. But it is not ours 10 Judge Whio
these arc Indeed. we are lncomp
II tent 70 Judge We cannot fean y,
heart. we cannot fully appreciate y
degree of the temptation ano y
weakness Of the tempted Hence q
,s- Master said Judge nothing heio
n tho time I'm due time the ealr
Ne viii Judge tho world but not now
N Jesus had accepted an invitation
IN dine AZ a pharisce'e house The ann
ho had begun Resting on one arm IN
'r- used the other for handling the io'
After the custom Of the times th
reclined upon low tables or couch'
their heads toward the center Whe
the food was placed While the dl
N ner was progressing a woman ~
a' was a sinner, "a harlot," deeply pei
y tint entered She had IN her ha
wy some precious perfume. with viii
en- she intended to anoint tho Sa
y. ior's feet .as was sometimes do
a. with dignitaries Of that time Il
heart was full. and tears gushed fr'
her eyes while she sought to or
the bottle. they fell like rain up
IN Jesus feet. evidently quite contra
Dr. 10 the woman's intention. She "
" dshonoring the very feet she inter
rs ed 10 honor LooseninE her hp
or she used II as towel. entirely
an gardloss of the fact that for a won
cts M that time Il was considered dish'
orable to let down her hair In publ