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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-07

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-07

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Evening journal., 1913-12-27
SING PRINCE OF
PEACE CANTATA

The Eastlake NJ L. Church choir
viii. sing sunday evening Christ
mas cantaia in eight numbers. entitled
"The Prince Of Peace with the as
sistanco Of an orchestra. The pro-
gram win be- as follows
The Triumph of Prophecy soprano
solo. "Arise shine" lrs James an.
derson. ihc Annunciatlon. baritone
solo. Tho Angel Gabriel John a.
smith The Vision Of the shepherds
chorus tpastoralel, There Wore sher-
herds. tc.or SOLO, "And the Angel
ssid Unto Them. Fear Not Samuel
Bsily: Tic Journey of ,le shep-
herds: baritone solo. "And 10 Came To
Pass" Stanley II Keen men 5 chorus.
let Us Now Go Evon INTO Bethlc-
hem: alto solo. And They Came
With Haste. Mrs Wm. Clomu: mems
chorus. 20 Com. All le Faithful.
q. ,rus, "Sinr Choira OF Angels. The
Quest OF the Magi. mezzo soprano
solo. "And nehold There. Came Wise
Men, Miss Annette Achenhack. men 3
chorus where Is ne That Us Hoin
King of the Jews: aides chorns
LET Every soul tie Thrilled: chorus.
"Onr God Is Great and King Of AL %
MARY, Slumher song alto solo.
sleep Little Child Of My Heart
Miss Flora Fl. Folsom. rno Flight Into
Egypt: baritone solo, 20. Who Are
These That Fly hennard Davis;
tenor solo. "Tis Mary and the child.
Howard himble; chorus "Theu Sing
Aloud Tor Gladness." God Manifest;
tenor solo. "And the Word Became
Flesh" Howard Kimble: chorus and
congregation coronation hymn.
Members OF the choir arc sopranos
,fis. d. J. Ford, Miss Annetta Achen-
bach. Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs. Sam
uol Baily. Mrs. Henry Fo.som. Miss
Frances FOLSOM. Nrs Myers. Miss
Virginia Ratledgc Miss Anna shaw
( Altos-Mrs william Clemo. Miss
Verna Edmunds. Miss Ella Doyis Miss
Flora ". Folsom.
I Tenors- Samuel Bai.y Howard kim
bic. James Jones.
Bass John A smith kenuaro
Davis. STANLEY Keen. Mr. Nanderslnoi
and John Miller
Miss Myrtle fdmunds is organis'
aud !. A. Beardslce musical director
The pastor viii preach the usual ser-
mons
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
ro SING cARoLs AGAIN.

The Dhrieimos masic win be repeated
both morning aud evening tomorrow in
Richardson Park NJ. l.. Church. IN ih,
morning the pastor win speak on Per
sonal Work" aud ia The evening he viii
preach an c,angelistie sermon. Tie pas
tor VIII lead the Epworth League ser.
vice. the topic being Things 10 he For
gotten and Things TO be Remembered.
The order Of services during the da,
will be "a follows Class citing. 9.3t
o'clock, preachina i0.45 o'clock; sunday
school. ? o'clock; Epworth League
O'Clock. preaching 7.i5 o'clock.
The Sunday school viii present 81
Chrisimaf service on Tuesday evening
Tn " cdnesuaV evening rncfe VIII De ne
prayer meeting but beginning 40 i
o'clock there viii be "a watch night ser
vice. The Rev. ". C. Poole Is eXpecte,
to preach On sunday. January ;. re-
vival services viii begin and viii b.
conducted every evening durin2 the reel
except saturday.
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
M'CABE CHURCH
READY SOON

The rev AleCsbe 81. =. Church at
Tyeuty-second and the Boulevard Is
being prepared Tor the opening services
on january w. The new furniture ia
being recehed part Of the windows
have been dslnesed- and the others Wii
follow in a few days 1he heating pian
is nearly complete. and the lightf>rure
win be installed next week.
A program OF dcdioaiory services ts
continue from January 10 January
Is. hss been prepared and win BE- given
10 the public nest week
For two Sundays more the service
win b. held at No. sos Mesi ywcn'y-
sirst street
Tomorrow tho pastor. The Rev. T. g.
NacSor,y. win preach in ihe murnns
az 1870 aud ir tho evening ai l.t
oclocly 'rhe Slulay -chcol viii meet
at IT, o'clOci.
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
CHOOSE YE THIS DAY
John 5:l6--Dec. IS.

For God so loved the world that He
gave His only Begotien Son that whose
ever believeth on Tim should not perish.
but have everlasting life
rle closing oi tine year snd the open
Ing of q now one l. properly considered
an oppoituno time tor balancing the
books end carrying forward profit and
loss and Tor determining advantageous
policies Tor the future. II world be o
pity. however, TO he ihus prudent re-
spersiag earthly mstiols and careless
respecting higher Interests.
We may safely av that 40 human
,oal cai, strike q thoroughly sa.isfac-
tory balance Of accounts 90 The close
of the wear unless Jesus has been part
ner and counsellor And every one dis
-atis,leG with his status-every on,
who iinds himself weary. hesvy laden
peFpleSed -nd discouraged we won't,
have know how 20 begin the new Yea;
oright bv entering into covenant re-
iationship with the Redeemer who de-
clsres. Come unto Me. all We that Ia
Dor and are heavy laden; and ] vii
give YOU rcst Matt ll;2s.
loday's Study ia iull Of helpful in
-tructions The very 6rst lesson q
be learned is that God 20 loved thl
world" The difficulty ia ihc past rs.
been That We have not emphasized th'
Love cf God. How could we. when on
eyes OF understanding were nisdirecte,
by our creeds away from The God of th'
Bible 10 = crecdal inaec which pie
tured the Heavenly Father in most Ss
tanic colors -morr loyeless, more m
Just. more diatolicsl, than any human
being we have ever known and am
demon We can possibly imagine " j.
well that as Christians we have trie.
70 forget those horrible pictures and q
nll onr minds with precious texts, sucl
as the one OF todsy's lesson.
Bat while we have gotten away from
thc doctrines ot demons, as ST. Pau
cal. them Il Timothy AID, We forge
that christendor still holds up thos'
/ horribly slsnlcrou- creels before th'
world, hindering them from getting ever
glimpse of the length. breadth. heigh
amt depth Of ~the love of God, whie'
ipasscth understanding. and giving then
instead terrible Misrepresentation @
the height. depth, length and breadth o.
/ Divine Injustice. We nave thus b.
umiatsntionally driving the world ava,
from God
But the people OF col are awakcnin'
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
NMAS MESSAGES
IS PASTORS THEME

Tho Christmas spirit viii continue
tomorrow az an services at Che East
ike Presbyterian Church. corner
Twenty seventh and Market streets
The Christmas music VIII bee repeat
ed The pastor. Rev Henry Cunning
ham. will preach at 1890 o'clock. on
Christmas Messages" Tho music
follows: Tenor solo. "The New Born
King" Gilbert Jack. anthem, Nethlc-
hem." Bartlett
The Sunday school and Bible class
viii meet at O'Clock Christmas
carols win again he sung Tho
Christian Endeavor meeting Will be
held at o'clock.
At 7.45 o'clock there will he an.
other Christmas praise service The
pastor will speak on "Thc Prince Of
Peace" The choir VIII sing as fol
lows Anthem. Holy Night: bari
tone solo. "Nieht of Nights Van ID
Water. Howell T.. pipiuo: anthem
"The First Christmas Morn" Newtoi
Tho nov organ which was plnyc
ior the FIRST time on la0t sunday Wa
enjoyed by large audiences
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
OLD HOME DAY
AT SILVERBROOK

In Silverbrook Methodist Episcopal
Church OH Sunday morning the Rev.
w. z. Greenfield viii preach and the
regular choir Will sing Cnristmas an
thems under the leadership OF Al
bert 4. Wilde J. Lemprier Hammond
will preside at the organ. At =
O'Clock the chorus choir OF forty
voices will sing a special program at
the Christmas praise service. Joseph
W. Coley is the leader. J. l.emprier
hammond will be the organisr and
MIS-. Josph W. Coley the pianist
The Sunday school entertainment
will be held on Tuesday evening
Sunday. January 4, will be observed
as "old home day" when every man,
woman or child who attended the
church or school in the stable or
chapel are invited. The original his
tory as recorded BY the FIRST secrc-
tsry has been found ana will be read
ar the evening service. The regular
services were introduced on January
s. 1884, which included preaching and
revival, prayer and class meetings
The program for the celebration viii
be announced later.
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
THOUGHTS OF
THE OLD YEAR
Special Music and Sermons to
Be Heard Again In
West Church
EXTRA PROGRAM AT
NIGHT GOSPEL SERVICE

Services 20 the West CHURCH tomor-
Row win be marked by the spirit of
The closing year. Dr. Smiley will preach
morning and evening Ills themes will
be- Living ON Limited Time ard ~The
Preciousncss OF Time" The morning
choral music viii be Maceys prelude,
"komantiquo and kem's po-tludc in
T. The anthems Nill bc shepherds of
Bethlehem by ludson. and "Babcs of
Bethlehem BY Miles with Miss Chand-
lcr aud Mr. Jones as soloists.
he lihlo school win assemble at
, O'clock Nine hundred and thirty.
one persons wcrc present last SUNDAY.
Oi this number lOi were in DR.. Smiley
class and 70 in Miss Stoppard- class.
The Chrstian fndcavor society will
meet nt $3.50 o'clock The work of the
church for the world will be discussed
Miss LEILA Crawford and Morris Pier
son viii lead.
The gospel mass meeting viii open at
80 O'Clock with another inspiring a0ap
service by the audience. An extrn pro.
gram win be presented 20 mark tn,
+ close of the ycur The scpecial mnsi,
viii be- as follows; Prelude. "Oncrtoir,
I in r. hy Rcnd anthrm. The King o
tho World.n BY Gcibel -uloists. Messrs
Roberts and Hastings; "Thc Birthday o.
/ the King hy Necd-hnger, the Alisse.
Rohb and Chandler and the Alcssrs Jonc.
and Clymer composing the quartet. Sol'
4 and oheuorv. "llow Beautiful upon thl
Mountain by Alilesi postludc, "Marcl
J i'm a."
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
nErHANY CHuRcH NOTEs.

The services at Bethany Baptist
Church. Elm and Jackson streets. Will
be conducted tomorrow by the min
lister. the Rev. J. L. Hunsbergor. A.
1880 o'clock. the sermon win be "a
Key to Success" The Christmas
music will be repeated by the choir
The Bible school will meet in regular
session AZ o'cioc6. The 3. \. Z.
4. meeting. at T.3e o'clock. will be
conducted by the missionary commit
zee. A. c. Peirce will be Ia charge.
At 7-S0 O'Clock. the following order OF
service will be carried out:
Organ prelude, selected prayer ;
sculpture; announcements and offer-
ing: anthem. 1--WE Have Seen His
Stae hymn. He Leadeth Me- hymn,
"Jesus Still Lead On;r anthem.
Siumbering in Lowly Manger: !"
hyuin. Precious Name" hymn. i've
Found a Friend" bonediction: organ
lcstlude selected
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
XMAS SERVICES
IN HOPE CHURCH

Christmas services viii be held in
Hope Baptist Church, Twenty-third
and Pine streets. tomorrow. The
service will begin al II O'Clock and
80 O'Clock. The Rev. Horace r..
Houf will preach the sermons Of the
day The Christmas music viii be
as follows.
Morning Organ preiude March
OF the Priests" anthem. Angels
From. the Realms OF Glory" Maskell !;
soloists, Miss Evans and Mr. Norton /;
anthem. "Harkl What Mean Those
Holy Noices?" Judefind, soloist. Mr.
Norton; snthemi Hail the King.
Lacey; soloists, Miss Preston and
Miss t.vans; organ postiude, "Cava-
lieri Rusticano.'
Evening-Orgsn prelude. Largo,
Handel: anthem, He Shall be Great. y
Hall; soloist. Miss Evans; cornet
solo. selected. Mr. Warner c. Gray
anthem. Song Celestial" Gray; SOLO
lists. Miss Preston. Miss Evans. Mt
Norton: organ postlude. MELODY in
r. Rubenstein.
The personnel of the church choir
follows: Sopranos. Miss Sophie
Preston. Mrs. II. Houf. Miss Ripks
tenors. c. H. Norton. ]. g. Fritz. the
Rev II. Hout; altos Miss Elizabeth
Evans. MIS- ~. II. Stracker, Mrs
Roe: bassos. J. T. Sanders. Clarence
Walker. IT.: musical director. Miss
Preston; oryanist, Mrs. Clarence
Walker.
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
nIp nANIs AT scnrT-

a. Scoft NJ Nhurch Seventh and
spruce streets. the EcY. W. A. Wise
pastor tiic following order OF services
wiu be obsorvni tomorrow: 9l5 o'ci'ck
SUNDAY morning cinas; 1920 o'clock. ser
mon iy The pastor, , o'olock, sunday
school and rehearsal OF the program ioi
the annual exercises oi thc sunday
school, u.3o o'clock. Epworth League
5.s0 o'clock. SERMON by cho Rev. Charir-
Z. Davis OF Wilmington Conferences
Academy.
Daring tie day the choir wili repeat
the Christmas music. especially closing
thc morning service with "Sherbune.
The SUNDAY chool Christmas exercises
viii TEX, pl9ce or Monday evening, -
cenber ~. at 7.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
Church Chosto Sing Christmas Carols Again OnSunday NghSer
N ~ ~=5SsssssssN9T VIZ
H lR1iSs@lE9n1 zaEd EaSaNASGHE *:
Sf0tE Sf69Esy lclSSESfAiaFNI nnEs @

80 the Iruth and gradually gaining
csursee. TO assert il. We are now met
with The difficulty that The world has 40
thoroughly believed our hlssphemy Of
the Divine cinaoter that they can
scarcely believe the gracious Message OF
the Bible when We bfing It to them.
"Mighs Not PenSh-
Our toxt Illustrates oim blindness Of
the past II does not say, as Ne once
supposed. that l,od gave His only Be
gotten Son 70 save us from eternal tor.
tnfr. Quite 60 the contrary it declares
that ,iia mission was and Is 10 save from
lperishing When brute beasts die. they
perish God has made 90 provision Tor
their gesurrcc.ion. Under the sentence.
Owing. thoc shalt die. mankind would
have persisted like the brute beast, with
out hope, hsl II not been for God
jmercy and provision In Christ. "Christ
died ior our sins" -"tasted death for
loyery man" 30 thc iment rhat all men
might have resnrre,tion.
Because ot Jesus death there r. 10 be
resurrection. not only of sha iust, who
now come into harmony with God
through faith. but also OF the uniust
( the uujusfifed whose eyes OF undcr-
standing have not vet been opened tC
see the grace nf God Thus we read
"As all in Adam die. SO al in Christ
\ shall be made alive since by mar
came death. BY uian also Christ
lJesusl comes the resurrection - th'
dead every man in his own Nrlrr.'
~The Better Resurrection
The chief resurrection 10 glory
honor and immortality IS only fo'
those called during this Gospel Age
Nho lay aside every weight and run
1.-The race for fhs prize with patience
These sanity ones jesus Geclarel
Uiil constitute the Royal Priesthood
who with Himself as the Royal Chic
Priest. will be engaged IN blessin'
the world. resurrecting MANKIND
from sin and death conditions, durini
the thousand years OF IFS Mcsslani'
Reign.
. The resurrection OF the Church be
gins IN the present life with believers
who in their minds rise TO uewness O
life In christ These will he perfect
ed by the instantaneous change men
toned by the Apostle When thi
mortal shall put on immortality.
changed IN moment. IN the twink
ling OF an eye;" for "desh and bloo'
cannot inherit Tie Kingdom of God
-WhOsOe,er Believeth In Him.
The Divine plan is purposely 81
arranged that none can obtain ever
lasting life except through persolal
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
PASTOR HAS
SPECIAL THEMES
Mr.. Holloway to Preach Series
Of Sermons on "ChriS-
tiaH Liberty"
CHOIR TO SING
SPECIAL SONGS AGAIN

IN Sscond Baptist Church tomor-
row morning thc Rev. Thomas p.
Hauowsy will coRjuct public wor-
ship anC preach. His sermon theue
viii be Tho Christians Best New
Years Rcsoiation" The chioc VIII
sing tho anthems brightest and
Best" Dudley Buck; Rejoice in The
Lord Rollins.
A. the evening service. ihe minister
viii direct the public worship and
deliver the first o. o series or sun
day night lectures on "ChristilI Lib
erfy' The theme OF tomorrow's lee
rurc viii be "Waat Is Christian Lib
crty."
The otEes lec-uses viii DC given as
follows:
January How Christian Liber-
Is Was Lost
January li.--"Iow Christian Liber-
~ Was Regained.
January 1S--"l1oN Christian liber-
y is TO Be Maintained"
Al .he evening service the choir
viii sing: Anthem, TT Game Upon
The Midnight Clear" Sullivan: solo
% Holy Night" Adams. j. Wales Ds-
v:s.
The various departments OF the BIZ
be School viii meet at 2.15 O'Clock.
The Senior Christian Endeavor
meeting viii be held at 6.45 O'Clock.
Tho missionary committee will lead
the meeting.
On Tuesday evening the Christmas
entertainment of the Junior. Intcrme-
diafe and Adult departments os the
Bible School viii be held IN the cha
pei. Mrs Lattomus. the well known
Wilmington clocutioaist. and member
Of the Second Church. will give reci-
rations and sing The school will
present special music.
The monthly "Covonent Meeting
will he held Wednesday night.
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
PRAYER WEEK
OBSERVANCE

In Delaware Avenue Baptist church
tomorrow morning the Rev. J. Y. lr-
win, s. T. d., will preach in the morn
ing on the subject "Unfulhlled Prr-
poses.T His evening subject will be
"A Message For the Close Of the
Year"
The Bible school will meet AZ 2
O'Clock. Instead Of the regular re-
view lesson the teacher OF the mons
class will deliver an address to the
class entitled "The Brotherhood
Hand 10 which all the men OF. the
church are invited.
About the middle of January the
class viii organize. with the regular
officers and committees. Monthly
business and social meetings viii De
bald and everything done TO try te
interest and hold the men.
The Y. P. S. G.. Il meets az $40
The Week Of PRAYER will be Obsery-
ed beginning Sunday, January 4.
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
LATE THOUGHTS
OF CHRISTMAS
The Child For Whom the
WerId Had No Room Is
PaStOr'S Sermon
GRACE WORSHIPPERS TO
HEAR CAROLS AGAIN

In Grace ~. j.. Church, Dr. Gevrse
Edward Reed will preach at the morn
ing service on the subject: The Child
ior Whom the World Tiad no Room At
this service the iollyving rnsieal selee-
tions will be sung. THE shepherds
Watch streets; JOY 70 the World, p
scrwald.
At. , o'cloe& thc suniey chool d. az
departments will meet. Henry Il. lsaacs
is superinterdcnt. Tie iaens Bible
class, with Edwin Cc!aing as leader,
win meet in the church auditorium. Tbs
ieechers and scholars OF the beginner
departments are delighted With theis ef.-
larged room.
st 6.s0 O'Clock in the lecture reou ihe
Epwarth League. with Walter Blac!;son,
president, win hold anothsr leeeting.
At the evening service 2 lsrge part Of
the Christmas Sunday snusie viii ba re-
peated. the desire tor repetition being
general. IN addition to the singing o.
fsf0iliar Gospel hymns BY the congie-
gstion. which is always a dcligAtfCi
-catnre OF The worship, the following
snecial selections will be sung by the
church quartet and tae chorus OF ~
voiccs: Chorus. "Rejoiac Greatly SIM
per: quartet. "Holy Night" Adams; so
mano solo. by Mr. Maschal. 20 Li.t.e
Town Of Bethlehem. Ad'ms; c.o17i-i
fsing . Heavcns" simper.
Tho Rev. lh'. =. 9 Suniad wln 'le-
liver 4 br;cf sermon.
The Sacrament OF The Lords Supper
viii be celebrated on sunday iaoInmg
JsnusYy 1. ana parties be received into
church fellowship.
On "Wednesday evening. December 81.
an old.fsshionei watch night service viii
be held IN thc lecture room beginning al
$50 o'rlock
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
ASBURY SERVICES.

At hshury NJ. y Church. Third ari
Walnut streets. the Rev. &C rir
Whiia Dawson, pastor. services to-
morrow win be is follows. . O'clock
ing. on the subject. Christ. the ONLY
ihopc OF tho World ~ p O'Clock. SUNDAY
League; $50 o'clock. preaching. j.,
The subject "The rimc Is ShQg'S'-'''
The sunday school viii give n
Christmas entertainments canisu
'Sanfa's Surprise on Monday even
Ing
Asbury will be- open for services
every night beginning with the New
Years ENc meeting at 1890 o'clock
Wednesday, The Butler family viii
assist with The singing
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
nR. HOFFECkER Ar MNGsNO0p.

The services az Goodman NJ L.
Church tomorrow viii be as follows.
Glass at 9.45 o'clock preaching at
1890 by the Rev }. p. Outten; Sunday
School at els o'clock; Epworth
League al $40 o'clock, with Hannah
Andrews as the leader on the topic,
Things to Be Forgotten and Things
20 Be Remembered" Preaching at
7.45 o'clock by District superintendent
p. l.. Hoffecker. The Christmas en-
tertainment Of the Sunday School VIII
be held on Tuesday evening, Deem
her 30.
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
WATCH NIGHT AT
WESTMINSTER

~ Wesimir-ter Presbyterian Churcn.
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney street.
the usual preschiug services will be
held tomorrow at 1890 and : O'Clock.
The Rev. Charles L. candee will speak
morning and evening.
The -peciai music for the day follows;
Morning Organ. "Song Without
Nyords.r Mendel-sohn anthem, "Ealn
on tho Listening Far ef Night Ro.
gers; oacrtory. 20 Night of Peace and
Stiffness Spence.
Evening Organ. LYNNE Celeste
Frinsl; anthem angels From ihe
Realms Of Clory.' shelley; ofcrtory.
elhc Now Born Sing 7 EspoFi.
The Kindergarten win be open ~ us
nal tor ihc little children.
~ uccn. our graded suuday school
meets IN the chapel. The adult Bible
class meets at the same time in tae
church.
The Junior &. T.. >oci,, VIII hold
missionary meeting tomorrow evening
AT Z o'cloci. under the leadership oi
General Bird Tie topic is. what ouf
Church l. Doing Tor the Warld."
The Christmas entertainment Tor the
members OF the sunday school anl their
friends viii be held on next Tuesday
evening. On Wednesday evening The reg
ular nid-week service viii b. held in
the chapel after which the monthly bus
mess meeting OF the 6. y. Society will
be held The Wilmington G.. T.. Union
viii have watchnight service in West
minister chapel on New Years Eve.
The postponed December meeting 81
the Womaa's Missionary Society viii
be held on Friday afternoon, January
,. at s O'Clock
Evening journal., 1913-12-27

relationship to Christ. the Redeemor.
and exercise OF faith in His redeem
ing blood and obedience TO His coun-
sells. This being true. the heather
are not yet saved None OF those liv-
ing before Jesus came into the world
are saved And the great mass OF
our friends and neighbors, yea. or
our own families. are sull unsaNed:
for shey have not come into vital
relationship with the Saviour. "Fie
that hath the Son hath life: ne that
hath not The Son shall not see life -
John 5:12; John 1896.
Testified " Due Time"
But ST. Paul. commenting upon the
fact that Jesus died a Ransom-price
for ALL declares that this IS To- be
testified IN due time ~ Timothy 2;A.
iGl Gods due time Tor the testimony
10 reach the world evidently has not
+ yet come The testimony began when
Jesus brought life and immortality
20 light through tie Gospel" As we
read. $50 great salvation began 90
bc spoken by our lord. "-Hcbrows
l2.3.
Since then. a few here and there have
heard of Gods grace and have sect
something oi His providenceS. Jcsu'
congratulated this class. saying. "Blcss
ed are your eyes. for they see; and YOU
ears. ior they hear The great mas
ot mankind see and hear not; for. al
ST. Paul explained. the God oi this woil'
hath blinded the minds ot them tina
believe not, 60 hinder thcm from seein'
tho true light of Gods grace. shining
in the face OF our Lord Jesus 2 Cor
mthianz i:i-U.
God has permitted this blindness. bu
declares tsat under the blessed influence
of Nes-iah- Kingdom the truo lieh
shall shine everywhere. Hc also o'
surcs ms that "all the blind. eyes shal
be opened and all the deaf ears nm
stopped" Our text assures u- tho
God not only loved and redeemed th
thnrch. hut also the world. Nh wi
haye opportunity TO attain cvcrlastin
life
According 90 the Bible the life pfc
yided tor the world will be- very diifei
ent from that provided for The ,huul
The latter viii hsvc life on the Di,in
plane. made partakers OF the plvlr
nature. shaicrs OF ChriSt'a glory. To
world hv faith and obedience duriu
the Messmnc Kingdom. may reotta
the earthly life and perfection whic
Adam lost. and which Jesus rcdceme
for the world at Calvary.
Evening journal., 1913-12-27
In REYIEM YrAR.S MORk.

All regular services will be held
to,norrov h Central Presbyterian
Church, King street belOw Eighth. at
1880 o'clock rhe Rcy. J. II. Crawford
will preach on The subject Our
Years" and in thc evening al 7.45
o'clock his subject viii, be Faces
Toward the Srnrising." Appropriate
music viii be sung bv tho qnartes
choi, and Inc sppJeciative audience
who listened 10 the rendition OF tho
Christmas Csntsta On last Sunday
evening warrant the ability and pro-
fCiencg OF ihc choir. The sunday
schco, wAl convene az - o'clo'k.
SO aiso viii tho adulf Bible class. The
- y. s. G.. j. vill meet q; $40
O'Clock anG vii oe led oy Niss Anna
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