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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-04-04

Miss Aimee st. John came home from
Flint, Monday.
Miss Madaline Josifek is home from
Mt. Pleasant Normal.
Mrs. George Palmer visited relatives
at Grand Rapids this week.
Mrs. MI. Pickhaver left Wednesday
for visit with friends at Ionia.
Mrs. C. II. Pray with children visited
relatives at Mancelona this week.
Jesse Thomas left Monday for Grand
Rapids, where he has employment.
Mrs. Levi Calkins and son were at
Kingsley this week visiting relatives.
MARQUIS SEED WHEAT-ss per
cent pure. $3.50 per bushel.-Argo
Milling Company.
Mrs. Maude Pollott returned home
Monday from a two weeks visit with
friends at Bellaire.
Miss Goldie German returned home
Wednesday from Muskegon where she
has been employed.
Mrs. b. E. Waterman left Saturday
for visit with friends at Kalamazoo,
Battle Creek and other points.
Rev. j. F. Jenkins, who has been as
sisting at the special meetings at the
M. L. Church here, returned to his
home at Bellaire, Monday.
Mrs. L. j. Closson and Mrs. E. J.
McKeiver returned to their home at
Manton and Grand Rapids, Wednesday,
after a visit at the A. Tindle home.
Mrs. Frank Hicks, who has been
spending few days with her husband
who is employed here, returned to
their home at Mancelopa first of the
week.
Mrs. VIM. Robinson shipped her
household goods to Bellaire this week,
and with children left Monday for
there, where they will make their
home.
Harry Simmons has purchaseda Ford
Truck and, commencing the coming
week, will embark in the draying bust
ness. Parties wishing his services can
reach him on phone 81.
Walter Fowler-first class mechanic
with 18th Engineers, water supply
has received his discharge and return
ed to his home here, Tuesday. He saw
considerable overseas service.
Mrs. VIM. Heath and Mrs. Sherman
Conway will entertain the M. E. Ladies
Aid at the home of Mrs. E. Alexander
on State St., Wednesday afternoon,
April 9th. Full attendance desired.
Ray Knight and sister, Miss Ruby,
came up from Cleveland, Ohio, Tues
day. Their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam E. Knight, are expected here in
about week, and they will again make
East Jordan their home.
The Herald is in receipt Of pleasant
line from Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Burdick
and Miss Una, who are now located on
a small farm in California. They have
changed their address from Alamo to
Route No. 1, Walnut Creek. At pres
ent they are enjoying radishes and
other early truck from their garden.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-04-04
Temple Theatre
WHERE EVERYBODY GOES.
PROGRAM
From Apr. 9th, to Apr. 18th.


WEDNESDAY, April 9th.
Ruth Roland in Counterfeit Clues"
also a Sunshine Comedy and a
Travelogue.
10c and 15c.
THURSDAY
Virginia Pearson in The Fire Brand
A Love that survived the Fires Of hate.
10c and l5c
D FRIDAY
- May Allison in "Her INSPIRATION. /"
Charming May in her latest picture.
10c and 15c
SATURDAY, April 18th.
Bird chapter of Pearl White in "The
fLightning Raider" Pathe News Week
Ly-an Educational and "Check Your
Baggage" Comedy.
10c and 15c
SUNDAY. April 18th.
Virginia Pearson in Queen Of Hearts
One of the best detective stories tina,
has ever found its way to the screen.
10c and 15c
Next Special Feature Gods Man."
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-04-04

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jim O'Leary, a
son, April 3rd.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Oliver, a
son, March 9th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shepard,
daughter, April End.
Born to Mrs. George McLoud a
daughter, Thursday, April 3rd.
The Banks will be closed next Mon
day-it being general election day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson and
children of Flint are here visiting
friends and relatives.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wilmington at ABB N.
Artesian Ave-, Chicago. The little one
is named Helen Farnsworth.
Mrs. John Waterman, formerly Of
this city but now located at Grand
Rapids, suffered another stroke Of pa
ralasis, Tuesday of last week.
The furnace room adjoining the West
Side School House was destroyed by
fire about six o'clock Tuesday evening
The prompt arrival of the fire depart
ment prevented its spread to the main
structure. The loss is nominal.
Leroy Sherman has resigned his
position with the Peoples State Savings
Bank. He has purchased some addi-
tional land adjoining his farm just east
of the city and plans to specialize on
stock raising.
Charles Price, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Price of this city, passed away
at his home in Aberdeen, Wash, Tues
day, April lst, from pneumonia follow
ing influenza. In response to an earlier
message stating that he was i'll, bro
ther, Ed, left for the west. Mrs. Chas.
Price is also i'll with the same disease.
Contractors Clark & Rogers Of this
city have commenced the erection OF a
new garage building at Charlevoix for
the Northern Auto Co. The structure
will be similar to their one in East
Jordan. Roscoe Mackey will have
charge of the management Of this
branch.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shananquet is in re-
ceipt of a card from the U. S. Debarka-
ton Hospital No. 5, New York, stating
that her son,-Private Lee Shananquet,
Serg't Headquarters Co. 125th Inf'y-
was admitted to that hospital on March
oath. Wounded in lower back. Con-
dition, very good.
Major Hugh w. Dicken, who has
been in overseas service, arrived home
Tuesday on fifteen day leave of alb
sence. He will be here week or SD
and then goes to Washington and from
there to Camp Sherman where he will
receive his discharge. He expects to
return to his home here the first part
of'May and plans to reopen his physi-
clans office on Esterly-st. The many
friends here of DIR. Dicken are glad
indeed that he plans to again resume
his practice here and continue to make
his home with Us.
AS we go to press this Friday night
the Banquet in honor of our returned
soldiers is being held at the Armory.
Over eighty of our returned soldier
boys indicated their intentions OF being
guests of our City Officials and the
Red Cross. Time for preparing the
~ fair was limited as it was not known
definitely about speaker for the even,
until first of the week Editor A. p
johnson of the Grand Rapids News Is
the orator. Both City Officials and
Red Cross have put forth every effor,
to make the event most enjoyable
affair. Covers were laid for 800
MARQUIS SEED WHEAT-99 pei
cent pure. $3.50 per bushel.-Argc
Milling Co.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-04-04
Bviefs Of the Week

Miss Ruth Wood is home from De
troit.
C. S. Abbott of Detroit is in the, city
this week.
Frank Crowell Is Chicago bushes.
visitor this week.
T. j. Wood was at Charlevoix or
business, Friday.
Miss Reva Wood is visiting friends al
Petoskey this week.
Gus Lalonde left Thursday on bust
ness trip to Allen, Mich.
A. E. Wells was a Grand Rapids
business visitor this week.
Atty F. r. Williams was a Detroit
business visitor this week.
Miss Anna Berg left Friday for visi,
with her sister at Gaylord.
Orrin Bartlett and family moved this
week back onto their farm.
Mrs. j. H. Milford is here from De.
troit for visit with friends.
Mrs. j. A. Nickless returned home,
Friday, from visit at Standish.
Mrs. Grover Blain and children visit
ed friends at Deward, Thursday.
Charles Mcnamara left Thursday for
visit at his home near Gladwin.
Mrs. Estella Sherman is spending the
week end with Mancelona friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Stanek now occupy
the Heston residence on Second-St.
Ed. Vogel arrived Wednesday from
Duluth, Mimi, for visit with relatives
Mrs. Leroy Sherman and children
are visiting relatives at Vanderbilt this
week.
AL. Hammond was here from Flint
this week on business and visiting
friends.
Mrs. A. billiard returned Wednesday
from visit with relatives at Grand
Rapids.
MARQUIS SEED WHEAT-s9 pei
cent pure. $3.50 per bushel.-Arge
Milling Co.
Mrs. B. F. Robbins of Roscommon i.
guest at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Stewart.
Mrs. L. A. Hoyt returned home las
Saturday from visit with her daugh
ter at Royal Oak.
Dewey Hosler returned home Frida,
from visit with friends at Munisine
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Burton moved
this week into the Bert Price residence
on North Main-St.
Fred Kowalski and family now oc
cupy the Jamison residence, recent,
,,.ao,oa 49, Co.,. u.l
Mrs. Alex Emo Of Cheboygan is visit
ing at the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Morehouse and other relatives
Mrs. Stephen Fuller OF Grand Rapid
is guest at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. George Palmer, and other rela
tives.
Hon. L. Chew our State psnrs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.,, I.,.;. e:
day, for a few days visit with hi
family.
LOsT-A small black nocke,hooL q,
Thursday March 9th viii s;nda
Kindly return same "a Mics Es,her No,
no.. GA r.o.;,,. -o,-.-s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26

en- lignende Forsamling. Bagef-
ter var der 2 store Bibelkursus
for Mend og Kvinder.
| Esbjerg talte i Februar Ell
bagmand 2 Gange for 12-l5000
bagefter samlede P~rasternes BIZ
~belmeder 1900 Gang paa Gang.
Siden har der veret andre store
Moder med andre Legmandstale-
re. | Silkeborg talte samme Aar
Ell bagmand ferst we'd ct Mands-
mode og saa we'd . offentlige No.
der for Overfyldte Huse, og bag
efter samlede Presternes Bibel-
kursus 800. | Slagelse talte
EN- b@gmand 2 Gange for 10
400 liver Aften, og bagefter var
Byens store Kirke fyldt til Pre-
stems Bibelkursus. | Vordingborg
har der v@ret flere Rekker af
store D@gmandsmeder med for
skelhge Talere, ligesaa i Nest-
we'd, Kallundborg osy. Man kan
bliye we'd saaledes fra BY til By
hele Danmark over. Mango Ste
der har kendte Forretningsmend,
Lager o. a. indledet og sluttet
Mederne. Og de fleste Steder
er Msderne bleven ~fortsatte med
sterkt bes9gte Bibelm9der.
0g hvad der her er meddelt
ON Ksbstederne, kunde fort
settes med mango Hundreder af
store Meder ude i Landsognene.
AT Adresser paa Legmandsta-
lere kan ,,Legmandsbladet' IS Re
daktion paa Forlangende opgive
Ell N9ngde, som Foresp9rgerne
derefter selv kan henvende sig
I'll ON Afholdelse af M9der. X.
NIB Bronson Hojskole og BIZ
belskole aabnes |. December.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26
Kong Midas.

F9lgende Artikel err skrevet
til Diet sonderjydske Blad Helm
dali:
Da .jeg i April 1917 kom hjem
efter j ct Par Aar like at have
set de hjemlige Agre, slog DIET
mig, saa mango fede Folk, del
var bleyet. De, der havde noget
af Kong Midas Evne til, at hvad
de r9rte we'd, blew, ON end like
Guild, saa dog Sedler, de var
triyedes godt. Slet saa gait som
den navnkundige Sagnkonge er
Diet like gaaet dem, men alligevel
har Diet like yeret dem til Baa-
de. bet var lidet sk0nt at sc
dem i Kupeen spille Kort, saa
de fedtede Banknoter fl0d ON
dem. Tilv9relsen var dem nu saa
pkonomlsk slkret, saa kampen
for BrSdet like mere CAV dem
den naturlige Spending, saa
'nu MATTE de s9ge den ad kunstig
Vel: we'd hpjt Spill.
Jeg saa Ell Dag 4 Spillere.
hvoraf de 2 under Rejsen havde
Diet Uheld, at deres Beholdnine
laf mindre Banknoter slap OPP
'saa de MATTE have hver en- Tu.
sindmarkseddel vekslet. Gullascf
,er EN- udmarket Naring for III
dens Lyst til at vende B6tten
Selv fornuftige Folk faar like
letvundne Penge omsonst. Ell
Bonde, son jeg fra for Kriger
kendte som dygtig og arbejdsom
spurgte jeg:
- Naa, du slider vel ordentlil
j detY Nej, sagde han met
ct Suk, nu, da jeg like har de-
behov, har ieg tabt Lysten ii
at arbejdel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26
Kristendom og Revolution.
(Efter Matt"

| ct Foredrag ON Kristendom-
undervisningen siger Overlarer
Ewald Sundberg bl. a:
,,Jeg leste nylig i ct Blad no
get, som fix mig til at sige til
mig selv: At du like har tenkt
paa Diet for! bet nevnte Blad
paapegede nemlig, at England
omkring Aar 1900 intet Sidestyk-
Ike havde til Diet, som foregik i
Frankrig, hvor den saakaldte hi
storiske ,,Udvikling" gik fra de
vildeste revolutionere Udskejel-
ser til Napoleons Voldsherre-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26

ger j Samtalen med Nikodemus
(Johs. - ,,Hyer den, som over
ondt, hader Lyset og kommer
like til Lyset, for at hans Ger
ringer like skal revses. Men
den, som ger Sandheden, kommer
til Lyset, for at hans Gerninger
riaa blive aabenbare; thi de er
|gjorte i Gud."
Denne Tilstand varede i ire
Maaneder, og Diet pinte Faderen
meget. Gentagne Gange havde
han fors9gt at faa talt nd med
|Sennen; men denne havde paa
den kerligste Made forsikret,
at der var like noget i Vejen,
og havde lukket hans Mund med
ct Kys; men han vedbley at track
Ike sig tilbage, og Diet fortrolige
Forhold var ligesom brudt incl
lem dem.
Efter de tire Maaneders Forl9b
oprandt Faderens Fedselsdag.
ON Morgenen tidlig kom SON
men gledestraalende ind til sin
Fader, 9nskede ham kerligt til
Lykke og havde after fuldsten-
dig sit gamle, aabne, glade Pr@g.
IOg saa kom Forklaringenl Med
'stolt Glade prasenterede han sin
Fader hans Fpdselsdagsgave ct
pregtigt Skrin, kunstfardigt I'D
skaaret og smukt poleret. ,,Og
Diet har du layet - spurgte Fade
rem. ia, liver en- Smule," svare-
de Sonnen. kan du saa forstaa,
at jeg aldrig hayde It'd til at
spadsere med dig, og at .jeg al
It'd laasede min Dor for digl''
ia, saa skal Gud have Low og
Pris, at Diet like var andet,' nd
br9d Faderen bevaget, Jog du,
min kere Dreng, skal have TAX
for din kerlige Tanke og for
din smukke Gave, hvormed du
saa kerligt har villet glede mig.
Mem tilfeiede han alvor,
ligt - ,,du we'd like, hvad jeg
bar lidt we'd dette, at du saadan
trak dig tilbage fra mig. Og husk
Diet til EN- anden Gang, min kere
Son, at hvor glad jeg end er for
din Gave, a er der dog in t e t,
jeg setter saa megen Pris paa
og saa nodig vii undyere som
dig sc | w
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26

DONNIE. Hvorfor blew England
sparet for dette 10, Diet skyldtes
Wesleys og Witefields Forkyndel-
Sc en- Stund i Forvejen, en- For
kyndelse, som naaede til Bunden
j Folket! Thi Metodisterne gik
helst til de Str9g, hyor de bley
forfulgte, og gjorde her a rig
Host. Og at de naaede vidt, skon-
ner vi af, at Whitfield underti-
den predikede for hele ,,Lejre'
paa henimod 10000 Mennesker.
Denne Metodisternes Prediken
med sit ~uafviselige Krav paa Om-
vendelse, paa Gudslivets Gennem-
brud, paa den F9dsel, som er at
Helligaanden = denne Prediken
naaede sit Maal i overordentlig
stor Udstrekning, Hjerterne blew
omvendt for Tusinder og after
Tusinder fix Livet EN- ny Refining,
og ,,det, SON er f9dt af Gud,
overyinder Verden"; derfor mi
stede i Almindelighed like Kri-
stendommen sin Magt yer de
Skarer. MetodiSterne havde naa-
ct. Og Diet yiste sig, at disse
energiske, aandsfyldte Predikan-
ter havde saaet EN- god Sed den
engelske Historic i Diet 18. Aar-
hundrede berer Vidnesbyrd ON
Diet. Bet s%ociale Liv blew grad
visit mere sikkert reformeret, idet
der var Forstaaelse fra begge
Slider. Jeg n9vner bare Diet
Faktum, at Hojremanden Robert
Peel fix befriet Arbejderne for
de trykkende Kornlove. Alt det-
tie, mems Fastlandets Samfund,
som var gennemsyret med Ra.
tlOnalisme og rem Gudsforn9gtel-
Sc, MATTE gennem de store Kri-
sers voldsomme Krampetreknin-
ger. Ingen vii negte, at Englands
Udvikling de sidste 100 Aar baa-
de har yeret Store og lykkelige-
re end Europas 9vrige Nationers,
og Diet kan England nest Gud
takke Wesley og Whitfield for.
En- lignende Udvikling kan wort
Land Norge Sc tilbage paa j Diet
10. Aarh. Men hvem peger den
tilbage tilY 10, til Hans Nielsen
Hauge, hyis yeldige Forkyndel-
sc netop fix Hjerterne omvendt.
De Mennesker, han og hans Ven
ner yandt for Kristi Sag, blev
de driftigste i wort Land og
hvor Hans Nllsen Hauge havde
traadt, der kan Diet like siges,
at Gr@sset like groede mere,
thi efter ham spirede der ct Guds-
liv i Arbejde, i N9jsomhed, by
der og code Seder. Og dette
Gudsliv a Velsignelsens Strom
over wort Folk i Diet 10. Aar-
hundrede.
| Diet hele err Diet en- historisk
Kendsgerning, at store Frem-
skridt i ct Land skyldes forud-
gaaende kristelige Vekkelser. .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26
A U|DE
to the Study of the Bible.
by J. Sheatsley, A. M.

This is not a guide for use in daily Bible reading, but
rather a wonderful little textbook on the Bible. The material
is admirably arranged for use in Bible classes, each chapter
containing matter sufficient for one lesson, followed by ques-
tons designed to aid teacher and pupils in ygetting at the
gst of the lesson. The subject matter is treated under five
heads: The Bible as a Whole, The Bible in its parts, Lands
and People of the Bible, Institutions of the Bible, and Bible
doctrines. The appendix contains much useful information in
GLIDING Chronologies, Jewish tables of time, weights, and
money, besides four excellent maps.
Place this book in the hands of your Bible class for one
year and we feel assured they will become stronger Luther
ans and better Christians, being able to give a reason for
the faith that is in them.
The book will prove Of great value to Sunday school
teachers as well as to all readers of the Bible. Neatly bound
in cloth, price rs Cts.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26
Dig selv.
Al Sogneprest A. Fibiger

Der var en- Gang en- Mand
for at begynde i den code
gamle Eventyrstil - SON havde
en- Son. Og de to, har jeg lest
ON ct Sted, var, som Diet sig hor
og ber, de bedste Nenner al
Nerden. bet var like mellem
dem, som i saa mango andre
Tilfelede, at Faderen havde truk-
ket sig tilbage i en- Wis Slags
dumstolt Forfengelighed for at
kunne beware ,,Autoriteten'', og
ej heller havde Sonnen derfor
haft Grund til paa sin Side at
unddrage sig sin Faders Sci
skab og velge sig Kammerater.
Men de var, som sagt, rigtig
code Venner. Faderen havde
like CLIENT, hvordan Diet var at
ware ung, og S9nnen kunde TX
Ike finde nogen iyrigere Tilho-
rer eller nogen mere Wis Rad
giyer end Faderen, og derfor
ejede de to j rigt Maal Diet, som
er den st9rste Herlighed mel
lem Foreldre og Born: Fortro-
lighedens kostelige Gave.
Altid saa man dem sammen.
Ingen gik de saa gerne Tnr
med som med hinanden. Og be-
standig saas de i livlig, fortro-
lig Samtale, tit endogsaa Arm
i Arm. Og ON Aftenen sad de
ogsaa gerne sammen. Enten lac
ste de hver for sig og nod saa-
ledes i Tavshed hinandens blotte
Tilyarelse, eller de leste h9jt
for hinanden og droftede bag
efter Diet Taste sammen. kort
sagt: de var saa lykkelige, som
enhver Far og SON burde v@re (;
men som kun faa er, hvor-
for? ia, Diet maa liver enkelt
svare paal
Men saa skete der paa EN-
Gang noget selsomt. Der ind
traadte pludselig en- Forandring
/ Sennens Forhold overfor Fa-
deren. Han trak sig pjensyn-
ligt tilbage, undslog sig for Spa.
returene, lod Faderen gaa alene
og opholdt sig, naar de var
hiemme, helst paa sit V@relse,
hvor han oven j Kebet laasede
D9ren.
Faderen undrede sig meget
borrower. og da Diet like lod til
at Vile forandres, blew han me-
get bedrovet. Han talte meget
med Gud ON Diet, for ham I'D
este han sin Sorg thi Diet, der
pinte ham NEST, var Mistanken
ON. at en- fremmed Magt havde
sneget sig ind og magtstJaalet
hans Son. bet fordakte V@sen
var ham EN- Pest, thi han vidste
kun aItfor godt, at Diet gerne
or en- sikker Bebuder at Synd-
Alt Diet fordekte err i Pagt med
Msrket og Legnen, SON Jesus 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26
EN- KRISE

By M. l. e n k.

Krisen forekommer Fru Ane Marie Gravesens Liv,
idet hun under ct Bes9g hos Ungdomsvenner Hoyedstaden
vekkes til Erkendese af Diet TONNE og utifredsstllende
selv Diet p@neste Verdensliv. Denne Erkendelse og den der.
af fremkaldte Uo og Livslede vokser sig st@rkere hos Fru
Gravesen, indtl man foler at Krisen er naaet og en- Vending
maa indtreffe. AT Vendingen gaar til den forkerte Side og
Fruen after synker ned Diet vante lette forfangelige Yer
density skuffer L@seren. Man sporger ON Forfatterens Hen
sgt med Fortellngen og Svaret maa blive: han vii raabe ct
Varsko til vakte Mennesker we'd at wise hvor let og nesten
umerkeligt man kan ,udslukke Aanden'' og gore Diet umuligt
oftere at h9re hans kaldende RGst. Til vakte Mennesker
Fard med at glide tilbage Verdensivet vii En- Krise'' vr-
Ike som en- Spore til at ,soge Herren den Stund han er ner.'
Bogen faas hos Danish Luth. Publ. House. | Omslag $500.
Indbunden $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-26

Dette lille Track indeholder Ell
dyb, aandelig Sandhed.
For er Diet like os, der tit er
saa fortravlede og saa optagne,
at vi glemmer at give vor Fa-
der netop os selv. Vi har saa
fuldt OPP af Arbejde, maaske Diet
smukkeste Arbejde; men Arbe.j-
Diet sluger os og skiller os fra
Gud. Vi er saa optagne al Ar
bejdet i Herrens Vineyard, at vi
derover glemmer Vingaardens
HERE og Mester sely. vi skriver
Traktater og holder Foredrag,
vi laver M9der og holder Predi-
kener, vi re.jser nd her og der
og fors9mmer wort l. 8 II k a M
mer. vi giver Gud wort Arbej-
de men unddrager ham os selv.
Og dog er Diet Diet, Gud ser efter
Han vii like have dit ,,Skrin'',
han vii have dig selv. Han sige1
like; Min Son, Civ mig dit Ar
bejde, din It'd, din Evne, dine
Krefter, din Pen" - han siger
Min SON, Civ mig dit Hjerte
Civ mig dig selv!"
Saadan siger ogsaa Guds Ord
Da Paulus omtaler den Gave.
Makedoniens Menigheder havde
samlet til de fattige blandt de
hellige j Jerusalem, siger han
DE bad os med megen Oyerta.
lelse ON den Made at maatte
,tage Del i Hjelpen III de helli-
ge," og like alenA CAV de Pen.
gene; linen sig ,selv CAV de ferst
Jog fremmest Ill Herren og saa
It'll os we'd Guds Willie" q. Kor
8, 81.
Og saadan gjorde G d S S q n