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Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
Honors Planned
For Scout Hero

MODESTO, June IL. WP-Mil-
lard (Ginger) Dean, l3-year-old
Modesto Boy Scout who rescued
his twin sister and younger broth
er from drowning in an irrigation
canal, will receive certificate of
merit and medal of honor from
the Santa Barbara humane district,
it was. announced here today.
Millard rescued his brother and
sister when they were swept from
their feet in the irrigation canal
where they were swimming
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
German Catholics
And Nazis Clash

MUNICH, Germany, June ~.
WP5-Police and storm troopers sur
rounded the headquarters of the
Catholic Artizans today. The occu-
pants were ordered to evacuate i'm
mediately and it was understood
storm troopers would take over the
building.
The sudden drive against local
Catholics climaxed a series of clash
eS between delegates to the Cath
olic congress and Nazis. The con-
gress dispersed hastily more than
"a hours ahead of its scheduled adj
journment.
AT least dozen delegates we're
injured in series of clashes with
Nazis that began Saturday night
and continued for more than "a
hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
Convict Returned
To Glue Evidence

LOS ANGELES, June u. WP =
Summoned to testify regarding an
oil promotion scheme, Horace w.
French, former teller of the Holly
wood State bank, was returned To-
day from San Quentin prison, where
he is serving term for embezzlc-
ment.
Deputy District Attorney David
LEsperance would not discuss de-
fails of the matter regarding which
French Will testify before The grand
jury. oo,o
French gave his address as 52lo
Orange avenue, Riverside.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
Fleet Staging
Big ManeuUers

LOS ANGELES HARBOR, June
IL. W.P)-Sixty battleships and 200
airplaneS today began a two-day
mimic warfare in Southern Califor-
MIA waters to test the naval arm
OF the nation IS defense.
Destroyers, submarines and cruis-
ers also will take part in various
phases of the BATTLE
Battleships will attempt to defend
themselves from aerial and sub
marine attacks. In both defense
exercises, aircraft will aid the big
ships.
Maneuvers were under direction
of eight newly appointed rear OF
vice admirals.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
Youth Confesses
Staying Mother

FLINT, Mich, June II. U.P} =
Balfe Macdonald, 17-year-old high
school student whose mother was
found dead in her home here more
than two weeks ago, confessed to
the Staying of his widowed parent
today, Flint police said.
The youth, apprehended last
week in Nashville, Tenn, whence
he had fled with a companion, Will
liam Terwilliger, was brought back
here early today.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
FIGHT PLANS
To POSTPONE
ADJOURNMENT
Administration Leaders Beat
Down Move To Keep Congress
At Washington.
PASS UP AID FOR CITIES
Measure To Assist Bankrupt
municipalities Meets With
Crushing Defeat.
BY LYLE G. WILSON
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, June IL. = Ad-
ministration forces drove toward
an early adjournment of congress
today by defeating two attempts to
delay conclusion of the session by
consideration of measures not on
the administration program.
Senate Democrats. with a bel
lowing "noo that Jared the cham
Der, shouted down a motion by Sem
ator Vandenberg (RepD Michigan,
TO bring to the senate for consider
alton It bill to relieve bankrupt
cities.
The house ways and means COM
mittee voted to delay considera-
tion of the Lea wine legalization
bill until the regular session of con-
gress next January.
The vote on the Vandenburg mo-
tion buried the bill in committee
and avoided the delay which would
have resulted from floor consider
alton.
Majority Leader Robinson begged
the senate not to bring the bill out
Sin the closing hours of the ses-
sion'' He predicted that passage
of the bill would involve the gov
ernment in the financing of city
and state governments.
Opinion OF congressional leaders
regarding a probable time for adj
journment was divided Speaker
of the House Rainey predicted that
congress could adjourn "some time
tonightV but other leaders said
they believed adjournment would be
delayed until tomorrow and perhaps
later.
bitter fight however was pres
aged over the compromise of the
veterans compensation cut dispute.
Sees Flaws in Bill
Senator Cutting (Rep0 New Mex
ico, one of the most active in seek
ing to limit application of the ec-
onomy act, said in a Senate speech
he found several flaws and jokers
in the compromise offered by Pres
ident Roosevelt.
"We are told that if we don It
take this we can get nothing bet
ter" Cutting said. eve had bet
ter take nothing and go down fight
ing
1t was unnecessary to accept the
new provisions, he asserted, because
previous votes had shown the abil-
. ity Of compromise opponents to
muster better than a two-thirds
majority.
Senator Borah (Rep0 Idaho, ap-
lealed directly to President Roose-
welt by telephone on his industrial
control bill amendment which
would forbid price fixing and COM
binations in restraint of trade, no
agreement was reached between
the two men but Borah expected to
confer again by telephone with the
White House.
Glass bank bill confereeS swell
tered in a committee room seeking
a compromise agreement of some
kind. Senator Long (Dem) La,
strobe the senate floor primed with
a filibustering speech to smash the
bill unless it provides the immedi-
ate guarantee of bank deposits de-
sired by him.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
Actress Admits
Loving Max Baer

HOLLYWOOD, June IL. W.P)-
June Knight, musical comedy star,
today began motion picture ca
reer. She arrived from New York
by air yesterday.
When questioned about her ro-
nance with Max Baer, heavyweight
boxer, she replied, "I'm not going
to marry Max right away, because
he's married at present. Are we
crazy about each other? Well, what
do you think?'
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KIDNAPERs ON TRIAL

BARNSTABLE, Mass, June IL.
W.Rf-A jury was completed IN as
minutes today to try Kenneth and
Cyril Buck, Harwich brothers
charged with the $4,000 kidnapping
OF l0-year-old Peggy McMath.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
AMlLL


BEVERLY HILLS, June IL.
(SpeciaD-Well, there is bad
news for the country this morn
ing. There is no earthquake
anywhere, no new war, no flood,
no pestilence, no new initiation,
no new budget that's not bal
anced, no new Morgan pre-
ferred list. It's not any of those
terrible things you might think
it is. It's worse than all of
those combined. Aw gee, I just
hate to tell you. I know it will
break your heart. But I am
going to tell if it kills us all.
Congress didn't adjourn.
Yours,
M0 R1~~
0,sss MsNasshs syntsssss. i.A
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
Baseball Scores
American League

National League
At Philadelphia
BROOKLYN .......... 900 O03 1904 IL 0
Philadelphia POP 210 00x-7 l3 0
Carroll, Ryan. Shaute and Outen,
Lopez; Hansen and Davis.
At Cincinnati
CHICAGO .O 900 l4O O00-5 8 0
Cincinnati ...0l0 0l0 4Ox-6 l3 4
Malone, Bush and Hartnett;
Smith and Lombardi.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12

National League
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PRESBYTERIAN
[. T Willis nastnr.

DR.. l.. T. WildS. pastor.
Sunday school. 9:45; Lawrence
Mckay. superintendent.
Morning worship. IL o,clockS---
sermon subject, Faith IT Our
Missions.
Evening worship. 1870 o'clock
subject "Our Critics"
Christian Endeavor meetings as
Woman's Auxiliary monthly
meeting Monday, $3.50, in the
church house.
Prayer meeting - Wednesday,
The women will observe this
week rs a week of Prayer and
Self-Denial for Foreign Missions,
as follows: The mCnthly meeting
Monday; at Mrs. D, E. Stepp,S on
Tuesday; the prayer meeting We'd
nesday: at Mrs. C. L. Crews on
Thursday; the place for Friday
vet to be determined.
A cordial welcome to visitors
The following musical program
has been arranged for Sunday:
MORNING SERVICE
Authenticated is the Lord
Diggle.
Anthem-The King of Love
Shelley.
EVENING SERVICE
Anthem - Lift Thine Eyes
MendelSSOhn.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

TRUTH" will be the subject of
the lesson-sermon in all churches
and societies of Christ, Scientist,
on Sunday, Jan. %.
The golden text is from Psalms
$40, 10: 81 will praise thee. o
Lord, among the people: | will
sing unto thee among the ma
tions. For thy mercy is great
unto the heavens, and thy truth
unto the clouds"
Among the citations which
comprise the lesson-sermon are
the following from the Bible:
and he will destroy in this
mountain the face of the cover
ing cast over all the people and
the veil that is spread over all
nations" Isaiah 25:G.
The leSsOn-Sermon also will in
clude the following passage from
the Christian Science textbook
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by MARY Baker
LGdy: Truth is immortal: error
is mortal. Truth is Iinnt'esS; e.
ror is lir,itcl. Truth l. l2tei!I-
gent; error is nOn-intelligaat.
Moreover, truth is real. and er-
ror is unreal. This last state
ment contains the point yol will
most reluctantly admit, although
first and last it is the rlrst i'm
portant to understand (p 1907.
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
JESUS FORGIVING
BY HIGH C.. MOORE

self was glad to greet the pitable
patient despite the broken roo1
and the Uttered floor.
| Fifth, The Forgiven of Sin l,
the Accepted Christ. "Jesus saw
, their faith -. he said unto the
sic.i-Son.' The four friends be,
: licved in the power Of Jesus tt
heal. The paralytic looked up &c
him with the same faith. To &C
cept Christ is to secure his bless
ing. And in forGiVing sin he per
forms the greater miracle.
Sixth, The Forgiven Of Sin Is
the Criticized Christ. Certain
Of the scriheS sitting there" The
; reasoning: in their hearts was un.
founded and unworthy Of them
They criticized when they should
have commended. They stood in
the way when they should have
shown the way. Alas that there
are still critics of the Christ.
Seventh, The Forgiven OF Sin
Is the Discerning Christ. Jesus
perceived in his spirit that they
so reasoned Our lips may be
silent but he reads our hearts.
We cannot conceal from him the
Utmost fibers of our being. May
he whiten our souls and make
them fit Tor his searching gaze!
Eighth. The Forgiven Of Sin Is
the Proven Christ. THAT We may
know he saith to the sick. "
Ey miracle he proved his mission.
His power to heal the body prov
ed his power to forgive the soul.
1t was the SevereSt of tests but
he stood it. Why should our
faith in him ever faltre?
Ninth, The Forgiven of Sin Is
the Commanding Christ. arise,
take up thy bed, and go he
arose, took up the bed, and went
forth" The Physician supplied
the power, but he gave the pa
tint something TO do. AND how
quickly he was to do it! The
LOruS commands are Slmpf ana
easy to obey, but they must be
ibeyed. Who would hesitate for
a moment?
Tenth, The Forgiven of sin Is
the Glorified Christ. "rhey were
all amazed and glorified God"
Not the healed paralytid who
walked triumphantly through the
wondering crowd to his now
happy home but Jesus the great
healer was the magnet d the
hour. To him the glory bebnged
then and to him the glol' be-
longs now and forevermore. Let
us glorify him as teacher, Raler
and forgiven.
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Reindeer Increase

In 1891 about a dozen dOmStiC
reindeer were brought to AlSka
from Siberia by DR.. Sheldon Jck.
son for the benefit of the nativefor
use as food and for tranSpOrtHDu.
Expectations were continued loren
years and TO the number Of 100.
From these sprang the vast htds
which have created Il new indusy.
The number is now eStimatedat
nearly a million, and many I'm
deer are being transferred to ne
interior.
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l TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, default was made in
the payment of the Indebtedness
secured by that deed in trust eX-
ecuted by J. S. Hyder to G. II.
Valentine, Trustee, dated II jan
uary, 1928. recorded in Book
105, on. page 244, Records of
Mortgages and Deeds in Trust for
Henderson County, on account Of
which the power of sale therein
conferred, after due and proper
notice. has become absolute;
Now, therefore, the said Trus-
tee, will, by virtue Of the power
of sale contained in said deed in
trus... at the request of the owner
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World Many Applications

The English hunter pursues, nth
the aid of trained hounds, the dult
male of the red deer, Eur"fan
species. But the word stag" nus
many more applications than tat,
according to WebSter'S new intela-
tional dictionary, being not 0nlyIhe
name Of males of other Speciei Of
deer, but of other animals. indld'
ing man as well. stag is lpb-
ably Of Scandinavian origin: itms
been in the English lanSuagetor
many centuries.
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GROVE STREET GOSPEL

N4NOu-NNSN lSAl AAliJ
The church of the open Book.
r. V. Miller, pastor.
Sunday, January %.
Sunday school at GAS a. m.
Worship and preaching service
at II a. m. The pastors topic will
be, "When Once Saved One is
Saved"
Evening worship at 1880, at
which time the dispensational
studies with a chart will be con-
tinued. Special theme, "The ORR
gin. History and Final Doom of
Satan, the Great Adversary"
This is a Bible teaching service,
but with an evangelistic note also.
Written Bible questions will be
answered
Young peoples service at $50
p. m. and a prayer group at 6:45
p. m.
We need to know the teaching
of Scripture in these strange days,
The public welcome.
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Jewish Standards

According to the Bible, each Jet
ish tribe, descendants of the sors
of Jacob, had its own standard. Tn
flag of Judah, from which TIN
royal line of David Sprang, repre-
scented roaring lion, with the in
scriptiOn: Rise mp Lord and lie
Thine enemies be scattered, and lie
them that hate Thee flee befOrv
Thee" This information is fOunt
in the Targum YernShalim.
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and holder of said note, and in
order to satisfy said debt, sell, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at
public auction, at the Courthouse
door, in the City of Henderson
vile. N. c.. on Saturday. IL Feb
ruary, 1888, at twelve o'clock
noon. all the property described
in said deed in trust, to-wit:
Being all those lots, pieces or
parcels of land located in the City
Of Hendersonville, N. c., and be-
ing fully described in a deed from
R. c. Clark and others to J. S.
Hyder by deed dated March End,
1927, and recorded in Book 176,
page l62. Records of Deeds for
Henderson County, to which rec
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Caucasian Race

"CircasSian" is applied TO a group
OF tribes inhahlting the Caucasus
on the borders of Asia and Europe.
They are noted for their personal
beauty and in olden times the
harems OF the Turks We're filled
with CirCasSian women. Circassian
people are of the Caucasian race
but not of IndO-Enropean speech.
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Daily Financial News

On June L., 1880, the New York
Herald, edited by James Gordon
Bennett, printed an article on the
state Of the money market. which
gained wide attention. Despite con-
siderable opposition, this became a
permanent feature. This paper was
the first tn publish The stock lists
and daily financial review.
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Use for Spider Webs

Various dark spiders supply the
web for cross hairs Of engineering
Instruments. 1t Is necessary 10 have
the dark web. which is not trans.
parent. Tropical spiders produce
excellent webs for this purpose.
However, different thicknesseS Of
web are used according to the type
Of instrument.
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American Indian Writers

Among prominent American In
dian authors are Charles Eastman,
Sioux B. n. o. Walker, Wyandotte
Francis La Flesch, Omaha; John NJ,
Oskison, Cherokee; Arthur G,
Parker, Seneca; Luther Standing
Bear, Sioux; ]. n. B. Hewitt, Sen,
eca: Marie L. Mclaughlin. Sioux
Richard G. Adams, Delaware.
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Unkind Comment

What Chicago thought Of Cincin'
natl back in 1882 Is shown by this
piece Of reprint from the Herald
Of that city, says the Cincinnati En-
qulrer: ave learn that Cincinnati
Is to have a College OF Physical Cul
ture. Unless it is at the head of
an inclined plane and run in con-
nection with a brewery and Ger,
man band It win be declared uncon.
stitutional"
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TOWN SAVED $4,000 IN 1882

WEBSTER, Mass. - (UP). -
This town saved nearly $4,000 IL
1882 by abolishing the position
of town physician. The variou!
doctor sin the town shared ir
performing his work, charging
half rates for their services anc
providing medicine and supplies
at cost
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ord reference is hereby made :,
further described as follows. /.
ing lots Nos. 20 and 81 in nh,
land made by S. J. Justus "a, I
Hendersonville Land and !.
provement Co., said plat recon-.
in Book 26, page Ash, Records
Deeds for Henderson COumv ,
which record reference is herss
made.
Sale to be made subject ,
taxes and street assessmep,
any.
This II day January. 1893,
G. H. VALENTINE, Tuss
BY REDEEM & REDDEy |
At'oHa
1-14-Sat-4t
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Too Much Study

"It is possible" said Hi Ho. the
sage Of Chinatown. ''for a man to
go on so long In study that he loses
alertness in applying the knowledge
he has already gained."-WashinS-
/ ton StaT,.
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l|FCOME TO CHURCH SUNDAY

Organ prelude - Berceuse -
Schytte.
Spec;al-"Let the Sunshine In
Blenkhorn-Evenirg Chorus.
Offertory - Souvenir Romant.Que
--Nevin.
Spec;a.-Selected-B. Y. p. US.
Organ Observation-Disclosures.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the services of our
church.
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HistorY on Handkerchief

Event handkerchlefs were issued
to commemorate some important
event or parsonage. II Is believed
they were made from the final
quarter Of the Eighteenth century
on. They were made In America,
France and England. with apprO-
pirate printed designs.
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chain Of armed nations stretching
from France to the Baltic. from
the Baltic to the Adriatic and the
Black sea. As long as they have
their armament they are safe
from aggression - or, at least,
they believe so.
The task is to convince them
the path they have chosen is the
path to war, not peace.
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GRACE LUTHERAN
h with q MeSSape)

"a Church with a Message)
Rev. A. w. Lippafd, pastor.
Sunday school. GAS a. NIB.
G. Brown, superintendent.
Morning worship and sermon
Mt IL o'clock. The pastors sub
iect will be, "A Meeting Never To
be Forgotten. .
The Luther League will meet ut
G:30.
We extend to you an invitation
to worship with us.
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FIRST BAPTIST

(The Friendly Church)
William Herschel Ford, pastor.
Sunday school. 9:45-W. Il.
Sinclair, superintendent.
Preaching services:
Morning. II O'clock-Sermon
by the pastor-"The Holy Spirit
and His Mission on Earth"
Evening, 1880 o'clock-Sermon
by the pastOr-"How to Get to
Heaven"
6:45-B. Y. P. US, B. A. u,
and Story Hour-David 7. Mash
burn. general director. General
assembly, choruses led by Mr.. Roy
c. Bennett. Election of officers
for Adult Union. Monday evening
at 1870. B. Y. P. u. business meet
ing in the church auditorium. Be-
ginning Monday evening and
through Friday evening a study
course will be held for the seniors
and adults who have not had a
method course. Attendance volun-
tarily.
Wednesday-The Junior GAS,
the second group led by Mrs. w.
F. Bowman, will meet immediate
" after school with Mrs. Bow
man, Flat Rock Drive. Cars will
be a. both schools to carry the
girls out to their place of meeting.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-Prayer
meeting. The pastor will speak at
this hour. Come.
Thursday. $50 D. m.-The BIZ
bic Study class will meet at the
home Of Mrs. J. A. Mason, Fourth
avenue west.
The program of music for the
morning service which has been
prepared by Miss Mary Brooks,
Organist. and Mrs. ]. c. Morrow,
Jr.. choir director, will be as fol-
lows:
Organ prelude-Adorai ion from
1.-The HOLY City"-Gaul.
Anthem-"How Long Wilt Thou
Forget Me"-Olev Speaks.
Offertory-Poem-Fibich.
Vocal solo-'I Do Not Ask. O
Lord"-ChaS. Gilbert SproSS-
Mr.. A. c. Hewitt. Jr.
Organ poStlude-March - Rock.
well.
The music for the evening
hour. under the direction of Mr.
Roy C. Bennett, director; Miss
Mary Brooks. organist. and Mrs,
w. B. Sinclair, pianist, viii be as
follows:
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Exchanging Wage

Our financial adviser informs us
that there is no truth in the ruruor
OF an impending 10 per cent reduc-
ton in the wages of sin.-Boston
Transcript.
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CATHOLIC

Sunday s a. m.-Holy commun-
ion.
Sunday Q a. m.-Mass, sermon,
benediction.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
5 to 6 p. m. Saturday-Confes-
sion.
Sunday 6 p. m.-CathOlic radio
hour. MIC hookup.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Rev. Philip Mara, pastor.
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QUESTION OF POWER TO
FORGIVE

ne CIlllCdl SCIlUCS NluCHllOHIN
the power Of Jesus to forgive sin.
They were on hand, though not
so bold as they became later. But
in their hearts arose the bitter
reasoning: This man is bias
phemer; only God can forgive
sin" They were right in saying
that none but God can forgive
sin; but they were wrong in call
ing Jesus a blasphemer, for he
was and is God. Hence the test
proposed: If Jesus could not
heal this paralytic, then he was a
blasphemer as they said; but if
he could heal him, then would
be proven his power to forgive
sin. The test was fair.
PROOF OF POWER TO
FORGIVE
The Great Healer by immediate
and astounding miracle gave
proof conclusive both Of his diety
and of his power to forgive sin.
First, the cured parayltic by
the power and at the word of
Jesus instantly arose in full
strength, took up his pallet, car
ried it out through the wonder
! ing crowd, and went home with
JOY.
Second the marveling multi
tude saw the point of the miracle
and glorified God.
CHRIST is THE FORGIVEN
OF SIN
First, The Forgiven of Sin Is
the Accessible Christ. ale en-
tered into Capernaum he
was in the house." We may think
him on another planet or in an
other continent or in a distant
land when he is in our own COM
munity. We may think him in
another neighborhood when he is
in the house with us. He is
never distant. We may reach him
at any time.
Second, The Forgiven of Sin Is
the Attractive Christ. Straight
way many were gathered togeth-
er." There is a worldwide and
heartdeep hunger for him. When
he appears men gather around
him. He can satisfy as none 9TH
er in all the world. Let no one
; resist the magnetic Christ.
Third, The Forgiven Of Sin Is
the Revealing Christ. "He preach
ed the word unto them" The
revelation of himself is his great
! est revelation. But his word is
the word of grace and of good
ness. And his will should be our
law. We never hear a false note
when we hear Christ.
Fourth, The Forgiven Of Sin Is
the Receiving Christ. "They come
unto him they could not
come nigh unto him for the
press" Christ is always ready
! to welcome the needy. 1t was
the multitude and not the mirale
worker who hindered the para
lytic and his friends. Jesus HIM