Arizona republican., 1916-11-02
DR. H|NSON DRAWS
 THE FACE IF JESUS

Eight Pictures" was the theme an nounced by pr. Hinson for last night. The pictures were of the face of Jesus. The sermon was the most touching of any that he has preached. The face of Jesus was first of all a set face. He set his face steadfastly to go to Jerusa- lem. No man with a receding chin, d weak mouth and a rlabby character could have saved the world. Only a Christ who "set his face" could do it. phat road from Bethlehem to Calvary he would never have travelled if he had not had the set face That face was set before the creation. Calvary was no afterthought. The Lamb was slain from before the foundation of the world. In a sense l was saved on d certain June day: in another, l was saved from eternity past. Something of the same spirit we must have if We are to count in the world. Obedience to Christs commands demand the set face.
 Secondly. it was a sad face. He must have smiled when he fondled the chill dren. and when he saw them playing on the streets, but the habtual look was one of sadness. This was because he knew and loved men. The more a man sees of sinful men the sadder he must become. To call some men brutes is to insult the brute. Christ knew men as we do not. and hence was sad der. He knew what was in man.
 Thirdly. it was a scorned face They spat in His face struck Him in the face. scourged Him. placed crown of thorns on His brow. He bore all that for me. II l had ten thousand lives l would give them all to Him who did so much for me
 EourfhIN ir was a shra1dad fara A Unitarian declared that if incarnate virtue had come into the world we would have worshiped it. IL did come but We cruicified 1t. They thrust the spear into the side, and placed him in the tomb. He died Thus did they unconsciously make sure the resurrec- tiOn
 Fifthly, 1t was sought face. The women went early t1 the tomb, Faith was dead and hope vas dead. but love lived. That love led them to the tomb.
 Sixthly. it was a seen face Eleven times did he appear to different per sons. His resurrection was fact. Higher criticism never saved a soul, ' but the cross has saved thousands and nnHlans
 Seventhly. it was a shining face. This We read in Revelation He Is to see of the travail of His soul and be satisfied want to make Him glad. to make His face shine. TheyBsay the spirit of the martyrs Is dead. Not so. Were there the call for martyrd.m, millions would suffer for Him.
 Eighthly. il was a summed face ! Revelation tells us Of the last great day when the wicked shall cry Co the rocks and mountains to fall on them te hide them from the face of him that sitteth on the throne. HOW His face will appear to us in that last great day will depend on our attitude toward Him here. Sin makes men shun Him here, and sin will make men shun Him there. How is il with you2
 The sermon was followed by tho usual quiet appeal. and several re- sponded. The impression made by thl. : spirit-filled man is profound.
 The evangelistic conference close, today. Dr Hinson will speak at it.O, a. m- and 3;3o D. m. The public |, invited.
 The theme this evening will be "Th, FQuestion God Can't Answer"
 The usual street meeting will be held in charge of the local station. is dolnl everything possible to obtain a mode of the battleship Arizona. and is of th, opinion that it will be here for the fair