The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-12-31
for Power.

So ~4--- *, 8 had been teaching
~. -sa,: ,, method whereby he
- 80 asIao#s: his kingdom. Tie
,o.9,f-s .-s.la - power, q wrangtng
~, H -; =. ceased. Jesus wait
':st.. ~. : 4 arrived at Caper
-. 80 .--~ eat had cooled some
~ nc@--= zig any notice Of the
s. = e-sc 'nse to his question
: feE I'D = sir peace, for, after
Eas,.oc .&z. :. re ashamed of what
{ ,.--. .i@ce. "a. Jesus then pre-
~ g :"sc2 . concrete example Of
az : 20 ~ -sa1ired Of all Of those
u s2a& 80: &c enter into this new
1gGc54 "a2t IS a more pertinent
sst!22 LasG - one they had just
81 discussing. Luke 1S:15-17) tells
5ll; tSage @:sc pies desired to send
:. c!-,..ei:s4 Gway, hence the words,
Ce-, lSec. to come" Ever after,
se2 tnis 1=an. low. ambition to be
2e greatest came up, there must
Is ar,seG before them, in memory,
5 picture rs appeal to children
ss1s , vel: 2:E2 universal response
ne re@rE> G. !aen. The fact that
S tt.',t "a = aear at hand is sug.
st!ry vc 9= &: :activeness Of Jesus.
= 6.a>,"'.s e seemingly afraid
aj1 ". - ot so, however, the
< CT us g, receive one who per
is rcGS-s 1a is to-receive Jesus
: s-ii. -, ceive Jesus is to re-
re ,Ga ~: for ne came as the
,:esa2ta;,T- - the Father, the full
::-,tn1 u Col. 2:9. To en-
. tn a:4s-- is of course prelim-
-,y :" s,7y c:::stioa Of precedence
la s;nE3on. Jesus taught these
Up c5ac q a little child Is
81 NJ. 1879. so must all be
8 - . wv him.
% T--,.>. c)ntrasts the spirit OF
s. ~" lat Of pride which they
.ZZ;T5aS- sa"~a. The lower we put
5;i:ves - CHER God viii exa1t US,
= .--:@,--.. sus rebuked his disct
: Id t@-say them that rather than
- be 2.a2a 4 authority and leader
i, re- c;;ya. to take the place OF
=: ;a.- ;1ey may be taught and
,;@&a3.
- a..ao:.sy Denied, w. as41. The
= .csncSes;ad by these disciples
So : sa7 rom having been re-
- G.2:.. 81, earth after all Of these
sts. It. c0::ity to cast out devils
% &-Ice ,: Jesus was evidence
$h i rs nd that such persons
e ioE. @c', against, him, w. 80,
- : 10: wever, the ability to
:; oGi - Il ills, but rather the
x tGa: c service had been perform.
liz Ms Ga-2u. which buiked large
is 1a;15. S:acsl is the service that
). rs :"~2-;.. IL and Matt. 1880.
Set CO.. Example.
-. Angels Disguise, 1o:f3-1e.
$ e,;,;&5 q esus towards those
dr. &l1a' "a, (s:s6) led others
nriI5 Eac:- calldren to him, and
/ arg. eese aa-a the babies. Luke
- an1 D.cture the scene az
- a<.anSHG n.; hands in blessed
ed:ct;on. %..a. effect this blessing
: iav= had %7oG a baby's heart we
= nc: tod ~ we can imagine
.. q seuse oi responsibility for Chris
N nurture must have remained with
eses parents, Eph. Ga. Those in
Iarge Of these children have set us
good example in bringing them thus
rly to Jesus. To allow children to
ach the years Of understanding" be-
&c teaching them the way Of life,
as unreasonable as is neglect teach,
Z children the habits Of physical
sanliness, until they are old enough
understand sanitation, hygiene, or
e laws Of medical science.
AS we look back over these Incl
:nts we are impressed by the fact
at those who engage in such a silly,
y. even wicked a discussion as to
e mater q prc-oD;nence-whether
be Iha1 ;ley aad i s3ir;:?:-: " tenn
,ra; ida OF laal i;:nsGog-stood
NIB before niG. ',&vI2 @1i!a.: upon to
.si:y yourselves Tho. wao faia