The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-20

Give me a Saviour. not an opinion.
Give me a Saviour. not theory.
Give me a Saviour, not speculation
OF anybody.
What must 30 to be saved -
Believe on the Lord. He s King.
Believe on the Lord He Is divine.
/ Believe on the Lord Jesus. You
F., shall cali His name Jesus" said the
angel in announcing to Nary that
! she would conceive and bring forth
| by the Holy Ghost, you will call
his name Jesus" manuel
God with us, God manifest In the
! flesh tn help poor, weak. struggling
| humanity.
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ"
That'e His resurrection name. To-
night He is at the right hand Of God
the Father. When the mistakes Of
our life overtake us He is there to
make an intercessien and an expIana-
ton. A mediator is one that goes
between.
am standing here tonight. am
a mediator. I am med'ating between
God and His message and this vast
audience OF men and women. I am
med ator. one that goes between.
am standing here between the Of
tended, God. and the offender, man.
kind.
/ Mediator A retail grocer Is a
mediator between The wholesale and
the consumer. When I 20 to feed
ire horse mediate between the
feedbox and the granary. Your
wife mediates between the cook
stove and the iininr-roon. A me-
d'a.or is ANYBODY that goes between.
Now. who lis better qualified TO he
mediator? Jesus. because of Ills
divinity. He understands Gods side
ri this case. Jesns, because of His
humanity He svmpath'ves with us.
Tell me who Ia better qualified to Mead
our case at the court of heaven than
jesus Christ.
Believe on thu Lord. He Is king.
Relieve on the J.nrd Jesus and come.
my friend "R~'ieve on the Lord
Jesus Christ and thou shalt ne saved .
After Vie had taken all Of these gems
repd 'hat ''he rejoiced with Joy
! unspeakable."
Years aro a friend Of r''ne WAS
dr'viNv out through the hsehiands OF
Sco',ay' and was ovcr'aken by a
sto-o, ua went into a i't'la 'hatch- :
ed-roofed place 10 rest and for shell
ter. He walked over 20 sit down IN
a chair, hut the old Scotch lady
and said ..,sa' Ma, Dinna. $50 thers"
Her Majesty. the Queen
There was a red cord ti"d around
it. She said. Tier Majesty. the
Queen. some years ago was driving
through the highlands. like your
self. and a storm overlook her. she
ra~,a in my humble home to wait
until # was past and sat in that
chair for Pm hour, and gave her
a wee cup Of tea. and when she went
awavs we nut the. cord around IT,
and she said. 1--WE keep 1t and we've
never let anyone SIT III The chair
| For Her Majesty, the Queen. sat
there"
| DON'T blame the old Scotch lady
for rejoicing in the fact that she'd
! heen privileged to have as guest
IN her hone The Queen. You can't
blame MS TO- rejoicing when ] tell
you that :nr thirty years have had
rs a guest n. - heart Jesus Chris.
Do vou think III let the devil come
~ ard ait Dawn where Christ. has
/ been sitting for thirty years?
| ePelteve on The Lord Jesus Christ"
| During the war, Quantr-ii. the cd
! n,crilla chief. was neither Confeder-
! ATE nor linton. He was with crowd
that tust proved upon both sides ana
F, hurS around the border line. They
would rob Confederates AS quick as
Union men and the orders were. on
~ ~ ha-d on sight without any
courtmar|ial.
They burned the civ OF Lawrence.
Kansas. and killed--oh. don't know.
I guess hundred and fifty-odd peo-
ME I guess some OF the Jesse
James crowd was In with thenf at
the time. A number Of them were
captured. and the ,rhsef usher In one
OF our cities IN the Scu.h was
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