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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-09-02
LOVE BEGETS LOVE

Now Jesus loved Martha and her sister, and Lazarus
Does that mean that He did not love everybody? No.
love everybody and do you if you Christian, but
there talking about having the love for
everybody; you could not do it if you wanted to-
Christ loved everybody; but tell you, He loved
people with love which He did not have for everybody and
He loved Lazarus and Martha and Mary great deal
perhaps than He loved anybody else in that town. because
He could love them
Now there is little scrptural proof of this position
Fourteenth Chapter of John and the Twenty
First verse;
'He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them,
he it is that oveh and he that oveh shall be loved
of my Father, and will love him and will manifest myself
unto Him."
Also the Twenty-third and Twenty fourth verses:
"Jesus answered and said unto Him, If a love Me-
he will keep My word and My Father will love him. and
will come unto him, and make abode with him.
'He that oveth Me not keepeh not My words and the
which we hear is mine but the Fathers Who sent
Me-"
Now that simply means that the man who does not learn
the commandments of Jesus the Christ and keep the does
the love bestowed upon him the who
learns the commandments and keeps them.
eff man love me, he aOiU keep mig Word" You take
father and mother; there is in dsputing it,
child who always obeden and who gives trouble has
love bestowed upon which is impossible to besow upon
child who always dsobeden and getting into trouble.
So do not make any mistake in this particular God
people great deal than He loves Others
because He and the love which Christ had for Lazarus
and Martha Mary love which had been begotten
because of the love and devotion which they had bestowed
upon Him.
CHRIsT's PLANS UNCHANGED BY A SAD MESSAGE
Jesus stayed where He for two days. Some people
might say, We that very poor evidence of His love
for Lazarus, to stay where He was for two days"
So far the record is concerned not told that
Jesus said anything furherHe simply stayed there for
days longer and then He sad Let into Judea
again"
When the time for the performance of duty,
Christ went and faced it. And just with each of
fear should never prevent us from doing our duty.
FIDELITY KNOWS No COMPROMISE
A who, because he is afraid will bury deep
seated conviction which has been begon of God through
the Holy Spirit, will go to pieces A who will COM
promise for the sake of your friendship will to pieces
would like to ask you here this morning, would you
like to take the responsibility of saying to me- Gve up your
honest convcons lay aside what you believe to be right
for the sake of peace and hamony If you want to take
that responsibility will not get chance to take it, be-
cause much love the people, would rather have the
love of God than the love of all the people, for with the love
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THE DOCTRINE OF
DIVINE HEALING
Continued from last week.

DIVINE HEALING is WITHIN THE AToNEMENT OF CHRIST
Well, what is Gods provision? The Word of God makes
it plain His provision is the Blood of His Only Begotten
Son. Do you see then that every who refuses Divine
Healing tramps the Blood Of Christ under his feet and
depses the Aonement which the Son of God made? And
yet you still longing for your dear old Methodist or
Baptist Presbyterian Church, Do you know that there
hundreds of ministers today who turn up their noses
what they call the Boody Atonement Do you desire
any association with such people? do not They are deny
ing the very Christ that bought them with His Own Blood
They have thrown the miracles out of the Bbe they make
light the story of Daniel in the lions den and of Jonah
and the whale When you begin to clip the Word OF Co.,
you would just well lock up your doors and quit ZION
must stand by the Word of God and make compromises
But 90 dear me- says one dd you not read in the papers
that a ZION ZION woman had diedW In four
years in my work in Australia, there three IN Mel
bourne died took the Melbourne Age and cut out the
obituary notices for several months stuck them together and
took the roll the platform, and with lot of fun, un
rolled them before the audience but it is terrible thing
if somebody dies and the doctors did not have chance to
kill Them that is terrible crime. Are OF you getting
tender this subject and beginning to squea and say
that terrible thing not to call in doctor? When you
admit DOCTOR it is just equivalent to admitting the Devil
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and the favor of Go very happy and great
power.
would like to know who would want to take the
sponsloty OF blazing out the pathway of judgment and
sorrow Tor any man through getting him bury his God
given convictions for if God has called man. that
may hlde under the rocks he may take the practice of
law lie HAY go into business he may seek to drown that
but God will send the judgments upon him heavy
and last until ne yields to the will of God and if he does not
do it, God will let him be destroyed.
1t is very light thing for some people to give advice
and to tell man what he should do but tell you woe
unto me IT | preach not the Gospelr
The REAL MINISTER DIvINELY CHOSEN AND CALLED
If did not believe in Divine call to the Ministry,
would not be in it, and when it is oe unto man if he
breaches not the Gospel then he will to something's
but II 1t is not that, he will amount to nothing
Inc ldea that man has just much call to be
oacksnth as ne has call to the Gospel Ministry is absurd
When mans natural inclnations to be something ese
and ne struggles for years fighting against convictions and
at last either ne must yield go into despair that
somethlng TO man. but when has paid the price,
that man has started upon way which, if he pursues it,
will land him in Heaven at last
PEREA TO BETHANY TO FACE AND CONQUER DEATH
So Jesus the Christ went back into Judea though He
knew it would mean His DEATH
The disciples afraid; they gave Jesus counsel
COSel Is dill TgC II 1t is the right KIND OF COUNSEL but 1t
all wrong IT it is the wrong kind of counsel You follow the
lives OF men like Martin Luther; why his friends begged
him time and again to fighting the Pope They said
to him. You will down sure" He replied eff God has
begun this fight let go and do not Interfere And
there has never been any yet who has had in any
sense special mission who has not had to combat the
devil and all the demons and all humanity to keep from
turning asde and the majority of them have turned aside
What joy if finish his life and if he does
will be in spite of the devil and all of the demons and of
many of his relatives and so-called friends.
"HIs TRUTH SHALL BE THY SHIELD AND BUCKLER."
PSALM Ola
There who would compromise with the
Devil and everything else rather than have conflict but
will not and that is the reason am where am today
When | stood on the platform in Australia, Mr.
of - said to me, 'Mr. Voiva, want to warn you
that allow any in Victoria to die without the aid
of DOCTOR you will go to prison for three years. looked
at him and said Il will obey God if they burn at
the stalker And obeyed God and they did not burn at
the stake.
The who compromises is the whom
God will sustain You Australians know how they used to
wait for there and how they said that they would have
in the penenary; but they got in jail;
and right during fight put out the bulletin board,
Medical prisoners and surgical butchers who poison
ing and numbering the people by hundreds"
$50
THE DISCIPLES AFRAID OF OPPOSITION
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Now that is not true in ZIoN thank Cod but it is true
throughout Christendom for the most part
THE GREAT PHYSICIAN KNOWN


The first thought of Martha and Mary of Jesus the
Christ and the simple message that they sent Lord
he whom Thou lowest sc These sisters knew very we'll
that could heal their brother from Perea and they did
not say Jesus eve want you down at once they
did not say Speak the word for they knew that
Jesus standing there Perea could heal their brother and
raise him up
They also knew that Jesus had left Judea for His life
danger Jesus not afraid but He would not un
necessarily expose HIMSELF and here is lesson for every
ZION worker Simply because does not expose him.
self to danger does not prove that he is coward When
unnecessarily exposes himself to danger proves that
he unwise and Christ has shown plainly here that
is wise to take all legitimate precautions And yet
when the time came the Christ returned to udea and faced
the ordeal of death.
These sisters knew very we'll that for Him to come back
udea and back into Bethany would probably mean His
DEATH because there number of Jews gathered into
the house who hated Jesus and the rulers were watching
for Him. and were determined get Him and put Him to
death, if possible.
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CHRIsT's ANSWER TO THE MESSAGE

Now what did Jesus say? "This sickness is not unto
DEATH the glory of Cod that the Son of God may be
glorifed thereby" That is wonderful statement and
statement which is often msused by people who want to
claim that sickness not the result of SIM and that it does
not come from the devil.
By saying "This sickness is not unto DEATH, Jesus
simply that death would not be the final result OF this
sickness but that out of this Sickness and out OF the DEATH
through the manifestation of the Power of God God would
gorfed and further than that the Son of God would
gorifed thereby Why? Because the resurrection OF
Lazarus the immediate of Christs DEATH The
working of His last great miracle you will see in this
chapter the immediate and last of His apprehen
sion and crucifxion.
Ths sickness is not unto DEATH that u.s. not the final
result but the final outcome of this sickness will be the
glory of God and the clarifying of the Son of Cod
And it Now is that perfectly plain to you :?
That is the simple and the natural interpretation Ths
sickness not unto DEATH is not the final result but this
sickness will result in the glory of Cod and they Gods
glory when Lazarus resurrected and Jesus though
being put to death result of this miracle resureced
from the dead and then He gorified
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THE FAITHFUL WIN THE CROWN OF LIFE

The Australians here know that never compromised
in Australia, when people said that any one died
under my ministry without doctor would have to serve
three years in the penitentiary took this position
sad 81 will not compromise will go to prison; will be
burned at the stake but will not COMPROMISED.
If people going to get healing and ought to get
to the place where there will be very few deaths in ZION
CITY then we must get where God wants to get; but
much teaching needed Many of these diseases the
result of careessness and Ignorance many of you ZION
people guilty of the sin of presumption Some people
think that because they trusting God for healing they
do anything.
Take the question of eating and drinking, do not be-
lieve in saying very much about it; say however,
Cat We that which good and drink that which is good
and all in moderation" Now would not have a book on
diet in my house. the biggest fools Gods earth
are food faddss Take the books the no-breakfast
PLAN do not eat breakfast but do not need to write
book of four hundred pages it. Eating breakfast
will not take me Heaven and if you eat breakfast it will
not keep out of Heaven.
The same is true in bathing; common sense. Trust
in God to keep you in health God Almighty never in
tended us to act like ducks but like men, to stand upright
on feet do not propose to put in half life padding
around in the water there is something else to do
Mark you you make god out OF your cold shower
BATH and lot of people do it. Some write and talk
though if man did not take cold showerbath every
morning of his life, he is simply beast. Deafness has
produced by permitting the cold shower to down
on your head Do not trust to shower BATH but trust
God Almighty and do not permit anything to in be-
you and God Keep your eyes upon Christ and not
upon man. then you get the blessing that you desire
The stand for you to take is to stand upon principle
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Wpn @ietpr 8Iiitbsen.

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Denn Inn 9ersen 81 5pinsen,
6ilft fein mutiees Mingen
Md, tie fallen Dem .@lidliden gull
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,0ie Suno' baben i'm 'paft, aber
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uno mari lid neben Dem Seuer auf
ole grbe.
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erob, Der neue 4omeroo is nit Ieere
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SIM Siartal.
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bdnohen 5t.
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2anbsmonninnen auf, murmelte
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8u i%penoen, mafte 8eter 5u ibren
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ne uno meirlte, tpenn Sen &aiierIi-
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faiierlifen Spiirnaien entgangen,
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ben"
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Dem Mor, gebt fem gater nad: iie
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baben. Setter, Jag mir nm s@ottes
Dillen: lit Der 8un nit gut aufg'bo,
ben BORT, mo er iit2~
Cine ISOLDE ODER 5ipei niro's
idon eebn. Mber menn's 10 tpeiter
priti6t, iteiet Die Star. Damn fam
ma rlimmer oa5it, uno er muB per-
bungern."
Sag mir. MOO er iit", REF @al-
purg ,puno ib bring ibm aaes, mos
er brailft."
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gs eibt mir einen, Der ibm belfen
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no fommo; mas bringit linn

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mit2"
pNir, aber Dir einen 9ndel bon
Sdl1g', nenn on net anoers nit mir
reo'itl Dime mein gilenitederl b1tt'
mid Die Star bis Waiinfa g'rillen."
n@ann 3 8aiier bober iteigt",
meinte elmer, oi6pemmt's uns ralis
ans Dem 2od)."
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@iloidiit. mullen mir 10 mie 10
reilen. Mir lit Elm baprilder Shar-
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Gum Heilen braudt ma @eIo. Der
9ilf lit uns ourd. Seer fimmt oran2
ltno ser Geebafer muB mittun.
Norfetitne foIatA
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names; pnn Curt Qabne.

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ten Jorrnen. ben bier f4rGgen S4orns
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lid ieinen aurs, um feinen tleinen
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Signal 9alt!
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gu bolen.
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ole Geeleuts, enslif6 ~pertanb.
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bas in Sbrer MafdfdiFslG" frasts
Der 4ommanoant.
sSa,@ periebte peberfen lansfam
unb SOgerno.
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biBden lOotien," fubr Der 2ommans
bant fort. nWir intereFieren uns fir
bic glbmiinbung. piHen Ste. sic
folIen bunbert pfunb bofiir hdben."
peberfen madte ein ftnitsres uno
abtpeiferbes Gefidt.
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WeiM1fts=a alenber
Mtpminas ,ann 3elte.

AIaup Gent e Amnins 60. @m. So.
reuaeu, giaentiimer. 4ae nniere Waarer
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9mrdnaHnna brimst R6eamatismns.

Gin LANCER Hegen bringt geipoDfl'
lid rbeumatiide ODER neiiralgtlde
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bringt ldneIe abbiIfe, es ~beianttgit
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feIn obne bob es eingerieben iperoer
nuuB. 0utidungerL 8errenfungen
un6 Ieidte gerletungen Der 2inoer
fper6en idneu. 25e Jlaiden in apo-
tbefen.
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