The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-15

jan, &c., i-I, sill; l Thes
60, --i2. ,
1a go -.sg 1t Phillippi, Paul
/ 'S S.ra, and Timothy, proceed,
asS..,,rrf over the great Ro,
W. I'',-a4r SHOWN rs Via Eg,
Quincy of 33 miles
r ...o 90 the City of Am,
situated on the Strymor
49, r.s mouth. Travelling
e., arryr they reached the
'"i s An..u~Ja through which
y ..,..s and went on 81 miles
IN raclr objective point,
..-,cf4. the metropolis of
/ - -.rgatcd ut the head
/ r. Tr...c Gulf, and a hun
,.;;., ry.r.and from Philippi
e MINISTRY AT THESSA-
ISIcA (AeSs l7(
1 "rfsr- Of the Church at
/ .-,r..g As Paul was ac-
/. S~.i Pc negan his ministry in
/ .e, s.rlEogue of the Jews.
/ 49,. Successive SabbathS he
-sf v. them out of the
go, a- the Christ there
- mus. suffer and be raised
%. dead. and that Jesus
1 ,a uas reaching unto them,
T. sLf,Iet these conditions,
| .,a CHRIST cf prophecy. As
| u, ,rr. Of the Jews believ-
r. r... ned themselves TO the
L,-sr.,. 81, also did a great
| ~ w. Greek proSelyteS, and
| .sn leading women of the
4 ,a.rch was thus organ
| AMI was a splendid begin
Crg.,,.aU work in n great
Bur .Hg cause was not to
rs. Without persecution. The
.v,r- Jews in their jealousy
| ,st q gang of constituencies
t.ra.r, % form the nucleus
4 ~,5 which was quickly gath
\ AID WIKI great uproar CEN
| rrrv .hn house of Jason,
1 -, Of Paul and SilaS, whom
| .y~s,.eG 20 maltreat and
|, ,sr murder. Not finding the
1, o-av.,s there. they dragged
|, before the city authorities
1 -o.y.v shouted the charge
T. ina. have turned the world
| h down are come hither also
r. Jason hath received: and
j. al, do contrary 70 the de-
\ o.: Caesar. saying that there
another king, one Jesus.
?; .he people and their rulers
l. concerned over the charge
4, mad. nothing was don eX-
4. % REQUIRE security from ia
w.o was doubtless a respect
L.: wt,l-to-dO citizen and from
.5mgaa.on. whereupon they
released. In view of the
az excitement it was impoS'
| :5r Paul and SilaS do do
k.eg work in ThesSalonica al
/ time. Therefore. the brethren
.,em away that night on
Journey 20 another and read
"g.t Of labor.
EE MINISTRY AT BEREA
lsa ~
4 main. at the Church at
r. 4 Trip of 80 miles brought
ari Si,aS 70 the city of Be-
J ra.ch was beautifully Situat'
.- ne mountain slopes over
j.. me Haliacmon. Here they
/ ne Jews numerous enough
,aye a synagogue, and it was
III synagogue that as usua
J began their work, since here
those who believed in the
! -.a God and accepted the
! .-gs as his word. The Be
J., surpassed the ThesSalonians
-.r hearty reception of the
Eco.c message. which, however
tested FOR themselves by
! study Of the Scriptures. A:
f vi. Of the faithful preaching
Paul and Sl.aS. and of the re
~ Bible study, either e
g or % salSify their message
were many professions o.
among The Jews. Among the
-., there were also Severa
rs women Of distinction anC
a few men.
h,ac 'ha news reached TheS
,.ca .ca, Paul and SilaS were
rcs @ Eegca. and having sue
.,a-e, a delegation of Thes
7a4 jew, came 20 Berea anC
. 20 'to people with a view
--''rar'iUg the work OF the
n-alo. While not melting
1o.eHco shown at either TheS
cl o. Pri'ippi they were
'ne.",,. So successful in thelI
1,.nn which was evidently Oh
chiefly against Paul, tina
Her'aC brethren sent hin
a, o5c0r. 30 or 40 miles L
'a'. and thence by sea 20C
20 Athens. Meantime, Sila'
timothy were left at Berea Il
'ae church there until tn,
a1, wE. had accompanied
% Athens, returned witt
|nm '.. Apostle that the.
speedily Join him in tina
Z MESSAGE TO THE
sSSALoNlANS q Thess. p
Us, t1,,'," 20 the TheSSalon
Writing from Corinth tw
'iE' months after he had lief
a.gnIca, Paul rccounted som
9 maj had featured his Thes