The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-16

the King OF Salem, and is believed to
have been the leader of the shepherd
kings" who invaded Egypt and there
built the Great Pyramid about the year
PHO, b. G. Israel's experiences as the
chosen people of God are dwelt upon
at considerable length: their bondage
In Egypt; their escape through the
Red Sea under the direction Of Moses;
their entrance into the Promised Land;
Babylonians.
Part three extends from Daniels
time to Jesus advent and includes His
earthly experiences. His miraculous
birth is taught, and His boyhood pic.
tured. The Lords baptism is illus
trated together with His daily inter
course with the twelve apostles and
the multitudes, His performance Of
miracles, etc. This section closes with
the triumphal entry into Jerusalem.
the Gethsemane agony, the appear
ances before the High Priest and Pom
thus PLATE, and the final test of the
Savior's loyalty and endurance on Col
gotha. The resurrection and glorifca-
ton Of the risen Lord are also force
fully represented.
The period from Pentecost down
through the Ozark Ages" to the pres
ent era is reviewed in part four, and
by the light of prophecy some future
happenings are pictorially described.
Films in this section of the drama Sc
In nrin ntaI Io nd tot
tons there and emphasize the urgent
need for the establishment of Christ's
Kingdom in all the earth.
Some Thrilling Situations.
Very vivid and thrilling are some Of
the situations. We tremble with Isaac
in fear as we behold his father Abra-
ham about to sacrifice him as an Of
fering to the Most High; we stand
with Moses at the Court of Pharaoh.
and witness his appeal for the release
of the Israelites refused; we look with
the Prophets longing eye at the Prom
Used Land, and we enter therein with
Joshua and his hosts. So through the
eras of Biblical record we pass, until
we come to the days Of the Savior.
when He walked with meek humility
on earth and worked the miracles which
attested His power. His dark. mys-
terious sayings, His parallels and fig
ures Of speech are elucidated to such
a degree that little children can easily
comprehend His meaning. One of
Christ's word pictures compared a rich
mans entrance into heaven with the
feat of camel passing through the
Needles Eye" This is brought home
by an actual camel which. stripped of
all its trappings, gets down upon all
tours and thus strains through one Of
the small doors In the large gates of
Jerusalem. this being the actual mean
ing of the analogy.
The l. b. s. A, to which belongs the
honor of originating and exhibiting the
Photo-Drama of Creation, was found
ed thirty years ago, and is undenomi-
national. The organization has no
creed 1t is operated just like the
Sunday Schools Of the Protestant
Churches. If any one wishes to be-
long to any particular Sunday School
all he has to do Is to attend the school.
He is not voted In. He becomes
member by attendance. He makes no
confession of faith. He belongs. His
attendance is proof that he wishes to
learn the Bible. The Associations
worldwide activities are solely for the
encouragement of Bible Study. All
their lectures are free and the same In
true of their latest innovation, "Crea-
ton" No admission fee is charged
and no collections are taken up. II Is
positively a philanthropy.