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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM.

Exercises to be held Thursday
afternoon at 1.45, at Woods School
Building, Dec. %.
l. A Christmas Welcome-Harry
Martin.
2. Observation-Disclosures Cole.
3. Duet, Christ is Born-Dorothy
Marshall and Helen Neal.
4. Dialogue, Merry Christmas
Primary.
5. Song, Up On The House Top
All Children.
6. Dialogue, That Bag = Emma
George and Lucille Kinghorn.
Z. Dialogue, The Use In Useless =
V and vi.
8. Soaring Santa-William Mumlec
g. Song, Santa-III, w, V and VI.
TO- Dialogue, Christmas Letter-Iu
and w.
II. Santa In A Flat-Ronald Mar
tin.
IL. Song, The Little Lord Jesus
Primary.
1a. Good Will To Men-Frank Cum
mings.
IA. No Room Was There At The
Inn-III, w, V and vi.
Is. The Old Reindeer-Olive Ken
yon.
16. Christmas Gifts - Geraldine
Eastman.
II. The First Christmas = Burr
Carleton.
Is. Envy-William Peters.
19. Song, Christmas Hallelujahs =
III, ", V and vi.
20 Letter To Santa Claus-Richard
Lawrence.
q. Santa Claus Lives In A Shoe -
Lucy Blake.
%. The Angels Song-III and w.
%. The Little Mud Sparrows-Vir-
ginia Cole.
"a. Song, Five Little Chickadees-.I
Primary.
25. In Trouble-Alva Merrill.
26. Poor Santa Claus-Eila King |
horn.
27. If Could Knit-Milo Powers.
28. Song, Smile And Sing-Primary.
20. The Longest Day = Edwin |
Powers.
80. Silent Night motion song)-
III and ".
81. The Reason-Elizabeth Bailey.
80. Good Night Song-V and VI.
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GRACE CHURCH NOTES.

Sunday, Dec. 10Th
Morning Worship 1890. Theme: "The
Expected Christ"
l1.45 a. m. Bible Study. Subject: "Help-
ing to Feed the Hungry"
z p. m. Evening Worship in the vestry.
Theme for the Evening: Zone Plus God"
Good singing. A glad welcome to all. We
had a goodly number out last Sunday. Let
US strive for an increase.
On Tuesday afternoon, Dec, 21st, at 3
o'clock, the Women's Home Missionary So
cety meets with Mrs Charles Kenyon.
The hostess is the leader A good attend
ance is desired
Young Peoples prayer meeting Tues
day evening at Z.
General prayer meeting Thursday eve
at 7.30
O. ]. Anderson. Pastor.
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Miss Ethel S Martin returned home
today from Concord, VT, where she
has been teaching.
Miss Elizabeth r Thomas of Cam
bridge, Mass. arrived home Tuesday,
and will remain until after the
holidays.
Miss Helen B Clark of Boston Uni
versity is expected tonight, and will
spend the holidays with her mother
Mrs M M Clark.
Miss Mildred Z Worthley returned
home from Springfield, Mass. We'd
nesday, where she has been in attend
ance at the Bay Path Institute.
MIR and Mrs Ernest Batchelder and
family returned home Saturday, hav-
ing been called to Plymouth, Mass
by the death of her father Mr. H C
Whitten.
Mrs Carrie Libbey was called to
Woodsville Monday by the illness of
Miss Flossie Sawyer. Miss Sawyer is
more comfortable, but still urder the
care of a trained nurse.
Henry Hale arrived today from
Cushing Academy to spend the holi-
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs A
+ Hale. Robert accompanied a
classmate to his hcme in New York.
Mrs Ardelle Wallace of Waitsfield,
Vice-president of the Rebekah Assem-
bly,, made an official visit to Naomi
Rebekah lodge last Friday evening.
At close of meeting refreshments
were served.
The following names are list of
those who got deer, whose names
we're not in last weeks paper: Fred
Davis. Merritt Davis. A H Ieters,
Dan Moore. John Luflxin, Richard
Barrett. Norman Barrett, Carl Thomp-
'on. John Beede. Andrew Emerson
u. Fred Aldrich. f Peters, A Cl
Nurlnr end Mark Oneido.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-17

Mrs M M Clark, Miss Alice Carpen-
ter and Mrs L A Neal spent Tuesday
in st. Johnsbury.
j A Aldrich slipped on the ice
Monday, injuring his shoulder and
wrist. Fortunately no bones were
broken.
Mrs George Chaffee of Charlestown,
N. II. came Tuesday to spend a few
days with her parents Mr. and Mrs o
F Sisco. Mrs Sisco's condition re-
mains much the same, except that
she is gradually growing weaker.
Geo. L Crafts was in attendance
at the State meeting of Grange at
Lyndonville this week. Wednesday
the 9th degree of the Grange was
conferred on him. Other members
of the Grange in attendance at the
meeting were Mr. and Mrs Calvin P
Davis.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-17

Mrs Harriet Fisk is i'll with a
cold and complications
Friends of Mrs Ernest Batchelder
will be sorry to hear of the death of
her father Mr. H c Whitten in the
Somerville hospital, Dec. End Fun
eral services were held in the Metho-
dist Church in Plymouth, Mass. on
Monday, December 9Th, with burial
in Plymouth.
We are pleased to announce that
the Topsham Telephone Company has
made arrangements whereby the
Conn. Valley Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. are able to make telephone
connections with the subscribers of
the Eastern Veromnt Telephone
Company, which operates in the
towns of Corinth, Vershire, Topsham
and Orange.
The Conn. Valley Telephone Co.
have installed telephones on the
South Road in the homes cf c j
Shumway, Chas. Thurston, John San
born, Ray S Eaton; in Goshen in
homes of Fred Mugford, Edward
Simons and f Stcne; in the vii
lage in homes of DIR. Franklin p
Dwinell, Rev. ] A Lytle, Neil Hol-
ton and Geo. L Crafts.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-17

Miss Helen B. Clark, a member of
the Sophomore Glass, Boston Univer-
sity. has been appointed to the Serv-
ing Committee for the Christmas
Party to be given by the College Of
Secretarial Science, on December II.
This party is planned to offer an
opportunity to those interested in
the college to see the building and
meet the faculty. An interesting
Program, including Christmas Tree
for fifty little children of Boston,
who would otherwise be forgotten,
is planned.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-17
SECOND NUMBER OF THE ENTER
TAINMENT COURSE.

Those who attended the second
number of the Entertainment Course
Tuesday evening, felt we'll paid for
Drawing the storm" Mr. Adams is
we'll named the Wizard of the
Violin" His repertoire is truly
marvellous, and with Miss Synott, as
accompanist, pleased all. Miss Hinton
in her dialect stories and imperson-
ations, proved good her title, "The
Girl of Many Dialects"
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Public Services are held in Bradford
National Bank Building. Room 4. every
Sunday morning at 1O:45.
Subject for the weeks the Uni
verse. including Man, Envolved by
Atomic Force ?
Sunday School at II o'clock.
The Reading Room is open every
Saturday afternoon from to S. Every
body welcome.
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Special Announcements.

Obituary Notices, Poetry and Resolu-
tiOns. s cents per line. Reading Notices
under Special Announcement 10 cents a
line, each Insertion; among locals 20
cents. Card of Thanks, so cents.
All purely business notices published
I'm our reading columns, and all adver-
tisements of church, sunday school and
other fairs, excursions, etc. where money
Is expected to be realized, will be charg-
ed Tor at our regular rates. Editorial
notices OF such affairs VIII be published
free.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-17

All our Ladies' Winter Coats and
Suits at 20&o discount. Blake e
Cummings. 1918.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-17
For Christmas
and For You!

This store fully stocked with desirable Christmas pres
ents for the various members of the family Below
few of them but there hundreds of others that
will not p, rmit of our listing.
You make a dollar go the limit here in Christmas
shopping and with every article you get both value and
sfaction.
Read the list carefuy-then store and
them in person.
Suits Bath Robes Shirts
Overcoats Gloves Overshoes
Ladies Coats Shoes Neckties
Dresses Slippers Hosiery
SheepLinedCoats Collars Silk and Fancy
Hats and Caps Cuffs Cashmere
BLAKE & CUMMINGS,
Stevens Block Bradford, vi.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-17

Anyone desiring wood sawed will
obtain prompt and efficient service by
applying to John w Grove. Oxford,
N. II. If.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-17
For Sale

Pure bred Guernsey bulls, May
Rose breeding. One yearling and one
calf. Call at my home on South
Main St. and see them and read
their their pedigree. Arthur Craw-
ford, Haverhill, N. H. Tel. 37-13.
13-1A
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bradford National
Bank will be held at its Banking
rooms in Bradford, VT. Tuesday,
January 11th, 1921 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, for the purpose of the
election of directors, and such other
business as may come before them.
L. A. Neal, Clerk.
Bradford, VT, Dec. 10, 1921. 1916
To Rent.
Coed ten-room house with bath. w
S Williams, Bradford. VT. 13tf
For Sale.
Newly repaired ten-room house
with electric lights and bath. w S
Williams. Bradford, VT. 13tf
For Sale.
Fifteen tons Of hay. Will deliver
around Bradford village at market
price. Also twenty-five bushels of
1920 butternuts, dry and nice, Sl.50
per bushel. Will ship them if money
accompanies order. John Lufkin,
VT. 1915
Wanted
A teamster to drive one pair
Of horses, logging; also men to cut
100 NJ Of lumber by the day, or by
the M. John Lufkin. Bradford, VT. |
1915.
Wanted
A woman to assist with the house /
work one or two days in the week.
Apply at Congregational Parsonage.
1914
For Sale.
The Goodhue house on Back street.
House contains IL rooms in fair con-
for two families.
Barn and about one acre of ground
apply to ID B Carleton, at Farmers
Exchange. 9-tf
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Y, BRADFORD "
SsMS%

Dorothy Gish In ~Nugget Nell.-
Opera Hall, Mon. Eve, Dec. 20.
All members Of the Fortnightly
Club are asked to take notice that
Gentlemen's Night will be Jan. z.
instead Of Jan. /, as stated onsthe
program.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15
EN- BEMERKNING TIL BLOT
EN- ankle"

/ ,,Danskeren" Mr.. AZ, findes
en- Artikel fra Winnipeg, skre-
vet af Pastor Weismann, som n.y.
lig har aflagt os ct Bes9g. Pa
stor Weismann skriver, blandt
andet: Der er visit like ret
mango Steder j wort Samfund
det kirkelige Abrejde har stpr-
re Fremtid for sig end Winni-
peg, og de Dor have en- Kirke
Winnipeg saa hurtig som mulig."
(Tak, kere Broder Weismann, TX
Ike alene for disse opmnntrende
Ord, men endnu mere for dit
Bes6g). Til Pastor Weismanns
Udtalelser f6jer Redakt6ren,
blot zen Tanke" saalydende
,,Det er visit rigtigt, at yor kir-
kelige Virksomhed i Winnipeg
b6r have sit eget Forsamlings-
hus snarest muligt, men mon Diet
like Wide ware heldigst forelg-
bigt at tenke paa Byggegrund
og en- primitiv Bygning'. Redak-
loren har selvfelgelig ment, at
hverken Pastor Weismann, Pa
stor J. Tn. Lund, Pastor Ander-
sen, vor Kredsformand, eller Pa
stor Christensen, Samfundets
Formand, som allie har udtalt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15

.stol skal forkynde Guds Ord for
faa Tilherere; saa seger han sig
ct andet Virkefeldt. Og Diet skier
vel for en- eller anden, at han
oliver skuffet. Dog er Diet vel
i Almindelighed Tilfeldet, at
naar en- Menighed faar en- ny
Priest, saa gaar Diet nogenlun-
de med Kirkebesoget en- lille
It'd men det svinder lidt eff
ter lidt saa de after kommer
ned paa Diet gamle Stade. Grun-
den til, at det er saa smaat med
Kirkebes9get i mango Menighe.
der, er let at opdage. Der findes
selgfolgelig ingen yidere I%nteres-
Sc for eller Trang til at sese de
Steder, hyor Guds Ord forkyn-
des.
Vel lyder Diet Aar efter Aar,
at yor forenede lnth. Kirke ger
like saa lidt Fremgang. Vel i
Medlemsautal. Men Sp9rgsmaalet
cr, ON den ger nogen Fremgang
aandelig betragtet, raj dog er
Diet vigtigste.
Og de, som like f6er Trang
eller har noget tiloyers for Her
rens Menighed og hans dybebare
Ord, har selyf9lgelig heller like
stort til Overs al timelige Mid.
Ter I'll Samfundets forskellige Go
remaal. Vi har Indre- og Ydre-
Mission, Kredsmission, Prgste-
skole, Bernehjem O.. s. v, o. S. v.
Alt dette kan like holdes oppe
uden we'd Menneskers Godgeren-
he'd. o. hyor mango Steder, da
nermest j de mindre Menigheder,
kniber Diet vel like med at hol-
de Menighedslivet gaaende med
timelige Midler; thi der er man,
ge Mennesker, sely blandt de
velhavende, som e vel meget
paa Centerne, naar der skal ydes
noget til Herrens Sag.
En- Lggmand.
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TIL o~VERVEJELsE.

Def er like saa sialdent. at
man h0rer Roster fra en- ellen
anden Menighed i yor forenede
lutherske Kirke, at Diet err saa
fattigt med Kirkebeseget. De,
der skal forkynde Guds Ord, maa
mango Steder tale for TONNE
Banke. Og Diet er sikkert en-
Grund til, at der er saa megen
Presteforflyttelse j wort Sam.
fund; thi enhver sand og troen-
de Herrens Tjener bliver SEW
f6lgelig modles, naar han Son
dag efter SGndag fra sin Tale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15

1ANnsocEpri CIV ACT virkelige GODTK0B for hvem.
9nsker sig en- Lille opdyrket
Farm til sit fremtdige HEN. 80 Acres, code improvements:
Pris SO. 40 Acres, indhegnet og godt improved: $1,000. 159
Acres godt improved og indhegnet; $1,000. To af disse Farme
ligger ner we'd Thief River Falls, MINI. En- ner we'd Red Lake
Falls, MINI. Jorden er af bedste Kvaltet, nesten Diet hele under
Plov; beIggende en- smuk, godt bebygget Egn, Telefon, Rural
Postrute, nnr we'd Skole. Udmerkede Veje. Dette Land vii for
doble sin Verdi ganske kort Td. De ma handle hurigt
Disse Godtkeb varer like lenge Skriv til:
MORGAN & SCHULTHEIS, Grand Forks, North Dakota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15
En- god ~Julegave.

Som en- saadan, Wide jeg ger
ne anbefale den az Pastor q. b.
Christensen udgivne Bog:
Wink. Denne code og lodge
Bog, som er en- saa udmerkct
Anvisning til Lesningen af den
hellige Skrift, og som serdeles
praktisk leder ind i en- dybere
Forstaaelse af Guds Ord, turde
we'd denne It'd vere velkendt
blandt wort Folk. Adskillige
Eksemplarer er solgt her ON
kring, og har yeret til Velsig.
nelse. - K9b den og send den
til en- Ven som Julegave. l
vor foryirrede og holdningslsse
It'd, trnnger man til det eneste
taste Bolverk, ,,Herrens Ord"
der oliver e%vindelig."
Oakland, Calf, IS. Nov, 1919.
0. r. Olsen.
Restoplaget af Bogen selges
for $l.00 per Eksemplar og faas
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15
Husholderske.

En- middelaldrende kristelig
Kvinde kan faa Plads paa min
Farm. Jeg har 3 Born ] Alderen
fra 4 til IA Aar. For nermere
Oplysninger tilskriv
MAIDS Johansen,
Rolfe, Iowa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15


vogter med sterre 0mhu, end
denne gamle Bibel, hvis Liturgi
indtil 1907 like var den romer-
ske, men en- gammel stammende
fra de Kirker, der siges at We
re grundet af st. Markus.
Den kan inddeles i Titelblad,
der er skreyet paa Facaden, det
gamle Testament, der findes
Vestibulen og Diet ny Testament,
der findes / Kirkens Indre.
Hele Facaden er dekket med
Billedhuggerarbejd og Mosaik-
ker, med Figurer og Indskrifter.
Kristus har Erespladsen paa
dette Titelblad, der baade err saa-
re smukt og nok verd at lese,
Diet er hans Navn, Naynet over
ale Navne, der findes oftest
skreyet og med de sterste Bog
staver. Han er Sl~utstenen paa
liver D6rbue, gennem hvilken
man kommer ind i Kirken, han
er Genstanden for ale de Bas-
reliefs, der findes over Derene,
han er G~enstanden for allie de
Mosaikker, der findes j den ovre
Buerekke, og han er Genstanden
for ale de Billedhuggerarbejder
som dekorerer Buerne.
Man kommer ind i kirken gen.
mem en- stor Hovedder og fire
mindre Dore men disse fire Do
re er som cen, og den enc er Kri-
stuS; thi han behersker dem al.
lie. Hans BiIlede findes paa Hej-
n~estenen af dem ale. Man kan
like komme ind i kirken uden
ham. Den STAIR og falder med
ham.
| Yestibulen har Vi Diet gamle
Testament, hyis Historic er gen
fortalt j en- Serie paa over hun.
drede Billeder fra Skabelsen til
Horebs Bjerg. Gud er represen-
teret we'd EN- Hand med ca nd.
strakt Finger, oNlsluttet af en-
stjernekranset Haivcirkel.
| den indre Kirkes forste Dom
ses Helligaandens Komme, den
anden over Kirkens Midte HIM
melfarten, Hyelvingen imeliam
er helliget Optrin fra Kristi Ii
delse, Korsfastelsen og Opstan-
delsen, Buen over Alteret frem-
~stiller den tronende Kristus ON
givet at Patriarker og Profeter,
medens de mindre Buer giYer
Scener fra Kristi Liy, Apostlenes
Gerninger og Aabenbaringsbo-
gen.
Fra fem I'll otte Aarhundreder
siden begyndte denne Bibel j
Stifhed at tale fra sine Marmor-
blade for ct Folk, hyoraf kun
de ferreste forstod at lese, og
som heller like besad nogen
trykt udgave af de hellige Skrif-
ter, den ligger aaben for ale,
err tilgengelig for allie og bringer
ct Budskab til enhver j ct Sprog,
der forstodes af allie Mennesker,
baade smaa og store.
Selv ON den gamle Republics
Bibel nu nermest maa betragtes
som eft Monument fra Fortiden
hevder den lige fuldt sin enc
staaende Plads blandt ,,Fattig-
folks Bibler" og har sin egen
mindeverdige Historic, knyttet
sammen med ct Folk, hyis Sjel
op MidtDuukt den var.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15

sig / Samklang med, hvad Weis.
mann skriyer, kunde undfange
eller huse en- saadan Tanke som
den, der fremsettes af Redakt6-
en-. En- Tanke, der j den For
bindelse, den fremkommer, let
kunde faa Udseende af, hvad
jeg slet like tror er Meningen,
at Redaktpren Wide slaa kold
Wand paa, for der nogen sinde
kommer Fyr i Sagen.
selyfolgelig har en- og anden
I'D over samfundet, hvor der i
Diet hele taget ofres wort Arbej-
de en- Tanke, tenkt we'd at lac
Sc Redaktsrens Bemerkning:
def kan man kalde sunde og be.
t%enksomme Ord, wort Arbejde
i Winnipeg err endnu saa ny,
og Vi har ingen Garanti for,
hvorledes Diet vii gaa i Fremti-
den, lad os endelig like sette
for mango PENCE i ct stort Byg-
geforetagende" O.. S. V. Dertil
skal blot bemerkes: vi her i
Winnipeg har aldrig tenkt paa
en- stor og flot Kirke, vi onsker
kun og beder ON, at vi maa faa
blot ct lille Sted, Vi kan kalde
wort eget, og hvor Vi kan hol-
de Meder, naar Vi vii, helst paa
ct Sted passende for en- Kirke
i Fremtiden, en- Byggegrund med
det for Ole og saa T. Eks. KEEL
deretage foerl9big. kunde vi i
en- ner Fremtid faa Diet, saa vii
de Vi ware saa hjertensglade og
taknemlige. At det har veret yor
Tanke lRnge for Redakt9ren
fremsatte den, Diet vii allie oven
nevnte Prester knnde beyidne.
Men med Diet blot at tanke
Diet kommer man like langt, nu
har Vi tenkt for over ct Aar,
nu burde det smart yere It'd al
handle. Vi tror, Vi faar en- Kir-
Ike i Winnipeg, ON Gud VII, og
naar han VII, ON like Vi som
Guds Folk legger ham Hindrin-
ger j Yejen. V kan like udholde
at tanke paa, at Vi aldrig skull.
de faa en- dansk Kirke / Winni-
peg, Hovedstaden j Manitoba,
TIL det Wide efter min Mening
ware ensbetyednde med at ned
lagge Arbejdet her, og det vii
vi 10 da like.
II mangler ogsaa en- kristelie
Familie, SON kunde oprette ct
dansk Logi og Spisehus, mon TX.
Ike en- saadan Familie kunde fin.
des9
Noget, der opmuntrer: kvin-
derne afholdt Dylig en- Bazaar og
Fealliserede over $4,000 j rem
Fortjeneste.
En- Mand msdte aig forleden
paa Gaden og sagde: De maa
skrive mig ned for $500 ON Maa-
neden, $4,000 ON Aaret.
Elders Missionsprest,
Niels ID S k 0 v.
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Diet var da godt, Past. Dam
skoy CAV mig Anledning til at
udtale min Tanke fyldigere. De-
var Diet, Past. Weismann skrev
ON wort Samfunds kirkelige Ar
bejdes store Fremtid ! Winnipeg,
der CAV mig en- Anelse ON, at
man kunde fristes til at anlagge
for smaat i en- saadan Storby.
Det a netop IDIOT ct lilleSted,
vi kan kalde wort eget," jeg
var bange for, hvorimod det fol.
gende Udtryk: ,,et Sted passen.
de for en- Kirke j Fremtiden, en-
Byggegrund med Diet for Ole og
saa {. Eks. Kalderetage forele-
big" falder sammen med min
Tanke. Hyem eller hvor mango
der har ,,undfanget" en- saadan
Tanke, we'd jeg like, men Past.
Weismann fremholdt den like,
og jeg havde like set nogen an
den fremholde den. For Resten
var Diet vel like farligt, om fle-
re undfangede log udtalte sam
me Tanke. Red.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15
bet, Ger tliNn.
Herrens Ord hligef evlnseia
Il. Pet /. pa
F~ULDKoMMEN GLEDE.

III.
De anferte Ord er taget at Je-
"a Afskedstale til sine Disciple,
som den findes / job. Ey. bet
or hen imod Slutningen, a der
vod Ordene ,,dette har jeg tall
nj eder" maa tankes paa Diet,
der gaar forud i denne Tale.
Men tenk serlig paa tire I'd
tryk min Glade, ,,eders Gle-
de" og ,,fuldkommen."
Hele Jesu Afskedstale dreje-
de sig ON hans Bortgang til Fa-
derpn gennem sdelse, Kers. bod
og Grav, og ailigevel siges han:
bette har leg talt til eder Tor
Mt m n Glade kan were i G.
der"
ALI DIT svRre, der forestod
Jesus, og SOM nan klart fotud,ia,
kande like beraye ham j n GlT-.
81, der fyld.s hans FIerte. Vel
s.ge. han S.I,r: Mn sjal rr
bedrsvet indtil OGDEN men han
L9ndte t. u5@de midJ i II =
1elsens Stprltc. Pau'ns slrhcr
10 ogsaa ON sig selv og sine
Medarbej Jeee. rsom bedrpyede,
dog altid s.eGe
Men Jesu Disciple var u b e.
dreved e. Jesus siger til dem !:
Ford jeg har talt dette til eder,
Aar Bedrsvelse opfyldt elders
Hierter." De var kommen til at
holde saa meget af og sette saa
sbetinget Tillid til deres HERE
sg Mester, at de slet like kun
de tanke sig at undvere ham.
Hvad var der at gereY Jesus
vidste Rad.
Han under Discipline samme
Glade, som han sely ejer, - at
den maa we're i dem. Den auto
riserede engelske Oversettelse
har remain in you. Tanker er
saa egentlig, at Jesu Glade er
i Discipline, men de er udsatte
for at miste den under den Mod
gang, der vii mode dem under
hans Bortgang, og Diet er det,
han / sin Tale spger at afyerge.
Der meder a meget ! For
bindelse med Kristendommen,
som vii bereve os vor Glede.
Derfor galder det ON at Sc len-
gere end lige for Foden. Def
galder ON II e / h e
bet var saadant Syn, Jesus
ejede. Han saa og vidste, at
hans Liv like skulde d i
Forsmedelse og GRAY, men i
SER over Ded og GRAY, i OPP
standelse, Himmelfart og Se-
de hos FaAerens hgjre Hand /
Herlighed. Derfor kunde han vac
re glad, selv naar hans ySjel
var bedreyet indtil OGDEN"
Verden byder paa mango Gla-
der, men de er k~ortyarige. Ejer
ct Menneske like anden Glade
end Diet bedste, Verden kan gi-
We, saa vii Diet ende med Bedr9-
velse.
Derfor siger Jesus, ,,at min
Glade maa vare / eder.' Ejer
du foruden GLADDEN. over Lii
vets Goder Gleden over at vac
re ct Gudsbarn og Jesu Kristi
Broder, saa ejer du noget af en-
sand Glade.
Og for at denne Glade saa
maa ware we'd under Livets ON
skiftelser og blivefu 0 M
N e n til sidst, saa maa du lade
Jesus tale til dig gennem sit
Ord. Saa maa du faa ct Hell
hedssyn og se nd owe Modgang,
Odd og GRAY ind i Herligheden,
hvor Jesus haynede, og hvor al
lie, som tror paa ham, er bestemt
til at havne.
Mn stunder 4 nil o I'll som