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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21

Names of a large number of Wa ;erhurians sworn into the army at ;he induction center in Hartford yesterday were announced today by Selective Service Boards 15-A and l6-B. Another long list, from Boards l5-B and 16-A, was an- nounced yesterday,
 The men accepted yesterday were granted two-week furloughs. At the end Of that period they will leave for the reception center at Fort Devens, Mass.
 The four local boards are now preparing to issue their next calls for men. The next quota will again be high.
 Many men well known about the city were accepted yesterday. Among them were James Fitzgerald, mem Der of the Democratic town com mittee; James Greene, of Baldwin street. entertainer; Edward J. Loughrain. Jr., Thomas Bud Bowling, Sherman London, reporter for the Waterbury Democrat and HaymOnQ 6uiuVan.
 The list of the men sworn into the army yesterday follows:
 15-A
 Victor Mark Valente, SIT North Main street, Waterbury: Arthur Walton Burke. 84 Pearl street; Jo- seph Crupo, 23l McCaulley avenue; Robert Edward Conlon. "A Orange ltreet; Edward Arthur Roy, 34 Ter ace avenue. Waterbury: Joseph Nagrabski, 48 Benefit street: Harold Joseph Trepanier, g Wall street; Edward Thomas Dodd, 97 Wall street: Joseph Anthony Palladino, l55 EaSton avenue; Edward J. aoughrain. Jr., 17 Maple avenue; Carmine John Stable, 274 Walnut Street extension: James Vernon Thomas, 2l Griggs street; James Francis Hanlon, IT Sheffield Ter race; James Hardin Gary. War aer place; Christopher w. Pagan, 309 East Main street; Robert c. Shaw, Walnut Hill road, Thomas son.
 Rocco Gugliotti. 34s Berkeley ave tue; Bernard Arthur Barrie, 28 H!ll itreet: Dometios G. Mellemenis, l87 East Main street; Vito Victor Zab- ,ata, 20 High street; Willie Jerome ingram, l99 Bishop street; Edward Henry Wilke, S4 Griggs street; vennzio Consoli. 24 Maple street: John Kitchen, 2 Hawkins street; iatRiel Perez 255 North Main street:
 Daniel Sforza, PAT Hill street, Wa ;erbury; Joseph Peter Gentle. 146 Brand street; Salvatore Guarino. 7s Oikeman street: Charles Augusta LutA: 72 Fairview street; Michael Nicola Rinaldi, l09 Griggs street;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21
NEW INVESTIGATOR
 APPOINTED TODAY

David Hopkins og Salisbury has been appointed a special rent inves- tlgator for western Connecticut, acc cording to an announcement made today by George McDuff, Waterbury OPA rent administrator. The ape poIntment is the second for nearby towns. Walter O.. Imrie of Torring- ton having previously been ape pointed.
 Mir. Hopkins will cover Washing ton, New Milford. Marketable. Kent. Canaan, North Canaan, Colebrook, Norfolk, sharon, Lakevifle, and Salis- bury. The appointment will be In effect Cor four months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21
SUIT INSTITUTED
 BY ADMINISTRATOR

Martino Giordano, administrator of the estate of Carlo Giordano of Waterbury, has filed an action In common pleas court against CarInela Mauro, also of Waterbury, seeking recovery of a judgment of $i,f35S4 and mosts of $56.Sl returned in his favor June i7.
 The plaintiff seeks title to . ei,iOO mortgage the defendant has from John and Josephine Zamplno Of Waterbury and also foreclosure of a line filed in the town clerks ui1ice. The mortgage sought by the plaintsn involves property at iB Bergen street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21
More Seectve Service Registrants Accepted For Arm
|$95,OOO Pledge
 In City's Fns Chest Campaign

, A total of ssS,ooo has already been pledged for Che WaAsrbnrEy Community Chest through the special giRts fleet, accerding Q an nounCement made this morning by ,. Francis smith, comntandegA In-chlef for the current campaign.
 The first report meeting of she more than 100 volunteer casiyns- sers will be held tomorrow nashs at 6:15 at the central YMCA.
 Red feathers, the emblem OG the Chest, were im evideaace on many coat lapeIs this morning. Each contributor will be given ono
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21
PICTURES EXHIBITED
 OF R. A. F. ATTACKS

An R. A. F. raid over Freihausen was depicted in sound motion pie ture Target for Tonight" shown at the Central Y. M. c. A. last night. It was released by the Brit ish Information Services
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21
BOARDS OF REVIEW
 TO CONVENE FRIDAY

Two boards of review will be held on Friday night, both starting at 7:30, David F Babson, scout execu- tive announced today. One will be held at Troop l6, St. Lucy's Church and the other at Troop 9, First Congregational Scout House.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21
Republicans Expect
 Big Gain In House
Frank Gannett Predicts Recovery of 30 Seats Points
 Results of Recent Polls; 52 Needed for Control

ernment bureaus doing no essential work, they rebel.
 "These are some of the reasons for the clearly apparent trerd. The country demands intelligent, cour- ageous direction of war expenditures and of the war production effort. The evils of which the people com- plain flourish in the dark. A Re- publican House of Representatives will let in the light; an informed public will quickly compel long overdue reforms"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21

The parishioners of St. Mar garet's church will be hosts to their numerous friends at a har- vest festival to be held in the auditorium of St. Margaret's school on November 18-21, inclusive. It will be the first event of its kind sponsored by the various church societies in several years and the proceeds will be utilized in reduc- ing the parish indebtedness.
 Rev. John A. Conlan, pastor, is honorary chairman of the general
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21

committee of arrangements with Rev. J. Oliver Cronan serving in the capacity of chairman. Officers and members of the various church organizations will assist in pre- pairing for the event and will pre- sent different features on the four nights. War bonds are to be pre- sented as patriotic gesture.
 Two special matinees will be held during the course of the festiy0. so that the children of St. Mar garets school and vicinity may enjoy the various attractions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21
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October New EnsIond's Greatest Autumn Month - Nature Puts On Its Most Gorgeous And GIomorous Color Show-Short Sunshiny Doys- Cool Comfortable Toney Nights. The month of the topeoot - The qreotest garment in mon's wordrobe-it's seldom idIe-your service mileage in year is twice thot of your heavy Overcoot -In fact it's remorkobIe the number of men who weor nothing heavier thon our $45 L0mbok fleece through the winter.
 It's wormth without weight eoot - A coot without end of service - Almost -A coot with out weather pTeiudiees - Good hail, roin or shine And eoot thot will stick to your ribs through thick end thin.
 It's more thon c fair weother Fviend-This Lombok coct ot $45 Is good through end through - And q thoroughbred in its soft hGnd tailoring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21
IS TAKEN
 ON ALLEGED DEBT

Pasquale Mangini of Waterbury has filed a $7OO damage suit in com men pleas court against Joseph R. Trumfio. also of this city as the re- suit of an alleged debt of S564. The complaint states the plaintiff has loaned $8i4 to the defendant and only s250 have bene paid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-21

South Africa is exporting some tin
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Burzoaska stampa kritikuje Francusku sto
Sc podala da saradjuje sa nacistima i navodi
zle posledice takvog saradiivanja da "nezavis-
ma" Francuska mora pla6ati nacistima Ia ka-
pitulaciju 400, 900. 900 franaka dnevno. Ali nj
estate "demokratija' nisu 6iste cd saradjiva-
MIA sa postoje6im neprijateljima protiv kojih
vode rat. Same "demokratsko" geslo, "Vi ne
mozete trgovati sa Hitlerom," dokazuje nefa-
ljeno da su "demokrati' kapitalisti do skoro
trgovali sa tim gadnim gangsterom. Pa onda
do same japanske mucke navale ma owl zem-
lju, kapitalisti Sjedinjenih Drzava su trgovali
iii saradjivali sa gangsterskim Japanom.
Cenu koju "demokratije" p~laeaju "a sara
d~jivanje sa svojim imperijalistiekim neprijate-
lima jeste vrlo skupa. "Sjedinjene Drzave gu
be rat" rece Rickenbacker Desetine hiljada
ameriekih vojnika je zarobio Japan, a nezna
Sc koliko je hiljada americkih sinova rada u
uniformama palo. Dok nacisti u Evropi tope
'demokratske' ladje, kako oni tvrde, mnogo
brze no sto su in u stanju "demokratije' sa no.
vim ladjama zameniti. A kako cemo zaboravi-
ii Cehoslovacku, Belgiju, Holandiju, PolJsku,
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Dxepna Biblija.
iii
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sa originating francuskog ma eng1eski: Daniel De Leon.
sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
sesnaesta kniiea romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne naroda"
IL; astoria jedne proleterske ~porod;ce kroz vekove.
pr;xa n sesnaestom Stolecu. = U dive knjige. Knjiga l..
1T.
- Moisiie bese ucenik ~svestenika il Memfisa. Mogu
da dobro vidim kako on predavase owl iii onu egipat-
sku dogmu kao da police IL ~bozanskog otkrovenja all
to estate pretpostavka. ia ne usvajam toboznJu svetost
tekstova rece Kristijan Lebrenn "a Sc, dok kalvln pro-
duzi:
"Mi verujemo i priznajemo da je Rec sto je sa-
Dire svete knjige, koja coveku dolazi cd Boga, norma
svekolike istine; da coveku nije dozvoljeno da je iole
menja; da Sc obicaj, presude. odredbe, sabori cudesa
ne smeju nj ma koji nacin stavljati u suprot Svetom Pts
mu, nego Sc, ma protiv, moraju MIN reformisati."
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Mi hocemo Rec Bozju cistu prostu. Hotemo je
oslobodjenu cd svih rimskih pamela, koje je stolecima
falsifikovahu izopacivahu odgovoie reformatori.
Tu rece Kristijan opet u sebi tn poeinje
sloboda ispitivanja. To je razlog NIGGA privrzenstva Re-
formaciji, Kalvin nastavi:
"Mi verujemo priznajemo da mas Sveto Pismo
ui e Sc bozansko bice sastoji cd tri lica: Oca, Sina
Svetog Duha, tet da je ovo trojstvo izvor svetih vidlji-
viii nevidljivih stvari. To je nase verovanje."
- To je kod mas elanak we're; to je osnov nase rei-
giie odgovore reformatori uglas, dok Kristijan Le-
brenu doda u sebi:
To takodjer pripada oblasti pretpostavke i
verskih gluposti To je jos jedan clanak we're sto treba
da Sc odbaci.
IN verujemo priznajemo' nastavi Kalvin =
ida je eovek, rodjen nevin eist pc obieju Bozjem, svo-
i'm sopstvenim grehom izgubio dobijenu milost i da su
svi potomci Adama umrljani prvim grehom, sve do ma
le dece u majeinim i'm utrobama. To je nase yerovanje
O tim stvarima-"
- Obavezni smo da usvojimo sve so Sc nalazi Il
svetim ~knjigama. VOLTA Gospoda je %nedokuciva neka
tako Dude u swim stvarima. Mas razum mora da Sc ponizi
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pred onim so izgleda nepojmljivo bese odgovor re-
formatora.
O, Boze Ljubavi Milosti! usklikne Kristijan
Lebrenn II sebi. - Da Sc II Tvoje ime izjavljuje da Two
ia VOLTA tuce cak %nerodjeno dete u majcinoj utrobi! Pra-
vedni Boze! Ii koji znas sve stvari prosle, sadasnje
buduce - ii 81 znao e Tvoje stvorenje, eovek, koji do
die ma Tvoju rec: "Budi!", morade da padne u greh.
I'll 81 to znao. Pokolenja pokolenja, sva nevina cd gre
ha prvog coveka, imadahu da ~izdrzavaju groznu kaznu
so Sc Tebi prohte da navalis ma NTH. Tt 81 znao. Pa ipak,
uzima Sc da 81 Tt rekao: "Covece, ii ces da padnes u
greh. Originalna mrlja &c da zigose tvoju decu cak u
majcinim i'm utrobama"! Milostivi Boze! Oprosti slabost
NIGGA una. ia ne mogu da verujem e &c otac da posveti
rodienu mu decu vecnoj mizeriji. ia ne mogu da verujem
e otac moze da zadovoljno pusta UNI svoje dece da Sc
koleba izmedju pravde nepravde, osobito kad unapred
znade e je NINA sudjeno da izaberu nevaljalstvo kad
znade e &c posledica takvog izbora da Dude strahovita
"a njih "a cello potomstvo njihovo. Pravedni Boze! Sta
lie stalan cIj misli napora svakog c~estitog coveka u
granicama ~njegovih sila? Da svojoj deci dale takvo vas
pitanje koje &c da in cuva cd puta poroka; ~vaspitanje ko-
ie &c da opravda njegove reel: "Moja deca &c da budu
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VODE KA
INDJISTRIJALNOM FEU-
DALIZMU.

U borbi protiv vrlo pretece ~inflacije Pred
sednik Roosevelt je preporueio nekoliko mera
protiv iste. Medju tim merama Sc nalazi mera
"smrzavanje" cena skoro svih tvornlcklh pro
izvoda. kao i mera "stabilizovanja najamnlce J
farmerskih proizvoda." Pored toga, Predsed-
mix ureporueuje da Sc prekine sa kupovinom
putem otpiate, wee da Sc "a sve plati odman.
Kao sto je poznato, nakon sto je sve ovo pre-
porucio Predsednik Roosevelt, samo Gene tvor-
nickih proizvoda SUI zakonito "smrznute."
Plutokratski n~jujorski Times, koji uvek
trail brze obespravljenje radnika no sto Je u
tome voljna lei postojeca Administrative ma
pada Rooseveltovu "diskriminaciju,' koju on
cini izmediu produkata rada i radne snage.
Times bi hteo da Sc silom zakona "smrzne' l
cena radne snage kao sto SUI tako "smrznute' &C.
ne mnogim espapina. Ljutit je Times i u svoJoj
ljutini priznaje ono sto njegova lama vulgar
ma ekonomija negira, da je radna snaga espap
j da je zbog toga radnik najamni rob | da,
sledstveno, postoji klasna borba lzmedJu klase
najamnih robova i klase kapitalistickih gospo-
dara. u liutini Sc mnogi ljudi izdaju, jer Je Ia
da prisebnost najneprisebnija, tako je i Times
izdao plutokratsku "%tajnu". Ali kada Times
trail "smrzavanje' cena radne snage on pre-
porucuje meru Industrijalnog Feudalizma. Ia
da bi radnik izgubio svako pravo borbe pro-
tiv ekonomske tiranije "a kojim korakom bl
skoro odmah sledilo radnikovo gubljenje poll
tickop prava. | onda skoro slika 1ndustrijalnog
Feudalizma bila bi gotova.
Fekeri, kapitalisticki porucnici II postoje-
elm junijama, koje broje preko deset miliona
clanova, pax, bore Sc protiv "smrzavanja" ce-
ma radne snage zbog toga sto /. ia mera I'VE
like unistila "potrebu" odrzanja postojecih jul
Mia. Philip Murray, predsednik c. I. o. nije
hteo da Sc izrazi da Ii je njegovo stanoviste
u sukobu sa Predsednikovom preporukom "sta-
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~njegovo kmetsko robovanje, jer bi tada bio prl-
vezan "a industriju koju ~poseduje kapitalista,
bas kao sto je bio kmet privezan "a zemlJu ko-
ju je posedovao feudalista. Otuda termln IN
dustrijalni Feudalizam "a prefer dolazak or
Meg robovanja postojecih naJamnlh robova a.
ko sve ide pc cefu politicara i fekera.
Dakle, cinjenice dokazuju da Sc sve so Je u
sluzbi kapitala sprema "a uvadJanJe crnJeg
ropstva "a celu radnicku klasu, "a skoro cello
stanovnistvo owe zemlje. "Smrznute' Gene SWIM
espapa proizvodnie, konacno "smrzavah1e ma
jamnice i konacno predvidjeno "smrzavanJe
radnika ma njihovim poslovima, sve to pred
stavlja takvu ekonomiju koja iskljucuje $50
bodnu trgovinu," zakon odnosa ponude l tfaz-
ME iii varijaciju cena sve slobostine koJe Je
ga sobom doneo konvencionaini kapltailzam.
To svo "smrzavanje" jeste dokumentalno priz-
navanje z~astoja. Kapitalizam je udarlo u ne
razbivi breg. Njegova ladja trune cd zastoJa l
sve Sc "smrzava" da Sc ne pomakne Jr 81 Sc
tru]a ladia ma komade ~raspala. Trunu okovi
najamnog robovanja. Zbog toga kovacl crnJeg
robovanja kuju jace lance. Znacl tie crnJe bu-
ducnosti radnicke klase pod dalnJom Vladavl-
nom privatnog posedstva mad sredstvlma sve-
zemaljske proizvodnje jasni su vec su opp
liivi. Sve je spremno "a uvadjanje lndustrl-
jalnog Feudalizma, samo je radnitka klasa IL
pitanju.
Ali pax ma "drugoj strani, t%akodjer, sve je
spremno "a izvrsenje Socijalisticke Revolu-
CHE. Radnitka klasa stvara svo drustveno bo-
~gatstyo. Ona krece i upraVlia svOm ZemalJs-
kom industrijom. Njena produktivnost, zbog
razvijene tehnologije, toliko je velika ola hi
pod umesnijim drustvenim uredjenjem zaga-
rantovala uzivanje neopisivog izobilja svih
ljudskih dobrota, uzivanje n%eopisive srece ce-
log covecanstva. Sve je gotovo Ia uspostavlla-
ME Socijalisticke Industrijalne Republic Ra-
da. Sve ovo samo ceka ma radnicku klasu.
Odavno je SocijalistiGka Radnieka Partija
ukazivala ma owl raskrsnicu. 1zgleda da smo
bas do njenog kraja dostigli. Ma jednoj strani,
fekeri, kapitalisticki politicari i svi njihovi
slugani, ukljucujuci americke Staliniste, W.
ku radnika ma desno ka crnjem ropstvu Indus
trijalnog Feudalizma; ma drugoj strani, pro-
gres i civilizacija, utelovljeni u principu revo-
lucionarne Socijalistitke Radnicke Partiie,
kroz menu stampu zbornicu pozivaju radni-
Ike da sto pre- stupe pod barjak S. l.. P. / ola
Sc sto pre- organizuju industrijalno, da tako
cvrsto i nepobedivo organizovani odvedu cello
covecanstvo ma put ka socijalistitkoj Industri-
jalnoj Republici Rada, da tako sebe spase cd
velike pretnje crnjeg robovanja. Otuda, svl slo-
! bodoIjubeci radnici pridjite k mama sto pre-!
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eestiti ljudi!" Pa ipak, uzima Sc da 81 II, Svemoguti
Bog, rekao: "Ja hocu da zle naklonosti mole dece mad
vladaju dobre; ia hocu da oni budu zlocinci da budu
"a uvek prokleti!" Nikad ia ne6u usvojiti takvu doktrinu.
Jovan Kalvin nastavi svoju veroispovest:
mi verujemo priznajemo da je covek, kao p-
sledica prvog greha, kuzna tela, slepa una izopaeena
srca, izgubio svu svoju cednost j, ma da jos zadrzava IL
vesno naziranje dobra Fla, pao u p%omrcinu, kad tel da
razume Boga pomocu svoje inteligencije ljudskog ra-
yuma. Najzad, ma da treba da ina volju da bira izmedju
dobra fla, buduei da mu je VOLTA u ropstvu njegovog
greha, on je sudjeno posvecen zu, destiniran proklet-
stvu nije sobodan da izabere dobro sem miloscu Boga.
Takva je VOLTA Gospoda odgovore reformatori.
Mi padamo Il pomreinu ako Sc mueimo da razumemo
Boga svojim sopstvenim razumom.
Nastavice seq
oslobodjenje proletarijata ii. socijalisticka Re-
publika ne mole biti rezultat zakonskog ukaza. Nikak-
vi zakonodavci neee osloboditi proletarijat. Oslobodjenje
pro'etarijata mole jedino biti ~zajednieko delo samog pro-
letarijata, koji ulazi u industrije, uzimajuei u svoj posed
proizvodne snage zemlje. De Leon.
Arkansas State press., 1942-05-15

prospect of witnessing some mas
terful work by Hitler's SELECT
footed Aryan animals" during the
present year.
Those of you who have read
and enjoyed Tilstois great work,
"War and Peace" may be pleased
to learn that the writer's home
stead, "Yasnaye Polyana,' wreck
ed by German firebrands, has been
completely restored and was OPEN
ed again May l as the popular
museum it was before the Nazi
came.
Readers of Pushkin may be
Disguised TO know that the Ger
mans still hold in their vandal
hands and have ruined many
places and objects connected with
Pushkin in the neighborhood of
Laningrad, including the great
poets grave. But despair not;
these too shall be recovered and
brought back to their former state
in the not too distant future and
with the same tenderness and care
with which Yasnaye Polyana was
renovated.
Africa's position and role in
the world war is growing in i'm
portance day by day. Japanese
naval forces are operating in the
Indian ocean off Africa's eastern
shores, we learn from Roger Gar
reaa, diplomatic representative of
Free France in Soviet Russia.
Italians and Germans are strug-
Cling to hold Libya, Dakar has
long been coveted by the Nazis
and the Laval government may at
tempt to fulfill their wishes.
French Equatorial Africa has
hocome a great highway over
which supplies and munitions are
transported from the Atlantic
ocean to the anti-Hitler armies in
Egypt, Syria and Iran. Watch
Africa and you may expect to see
her strategic Importance grow
still more vital and decisive leaps
and bounds in the coming days
of titanic clashes.
Arkansas State press., 1942-05-15
Newport News
Arthur Williams

hithuf w llilullls
Mrs. Mildred Gipson, wife of
Rev, Fred Gipson of Augusta, is
visiting relatives and friends in
the city this week.
Nathaniel Lee, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. w. Lee, attending Corbin
High School at Pine Bluff, spent
a short period in the city this
week with his parents.
CHURCH NEWS:
Services were we'll carried out
at all churches ON Sunday, Moth
er's Day and various programs
were held in celebration of the
occasion.
HEAR THEM!
Mrs. Oleander Thomas and her
Gospel singers will be at the st.
Paul A. M. +. Church on Sunday,
May II.
Pastor and Congregation to
Visit; Rev. Fred Gipson, choir
and congregation will be guests of
Rev. W. +. Wills and congration
of st. Paul A. M. + Church on
May %, at 8:l5 2. M.
ON THE ROAD:
Give With Rhythm Time" a
high class minstrel cast from this
city, was presented on Friday
night at Batesville, with Walker
and Moore as sponsors and Mrs.
f. G. Christopher, directress.
Arkansas State press., 1942-05-15
Preachers, Farm Leaders
Confer on Food
For Victory

vival and that all farmers in the
United States were responsible
for producing enough food to feed
themselves, orr armed forces, de-
Tense workers, and our allies. He
named the three fronts in this
fight for survival as follows: "a
the fighting front, (2) war equip
ment front, and 81 food produce
ing front.
"The Negro preacher Is an in
fluential man in his community
and is able to render valuable ser
vices to the food for freedom pro-
gram BY urging the production Of
more food and feed stuff" Mr..
Miller declared. "There Is
shortage Of farm labor and wo-
men and older girls will have to
work to help win this war;" he
went on to say. He pointed out
that milk, eggs, meat, vegetables,
etc, were needed to provide health
strength and energy in our all
out war efforts. "The country
that has the best equipment will
win tits war, and ministers will
have to give moral support and
stress greater food production"
Mr.. Miller said.
Arkansas State press., 1942-05-15

titudes and to his disciples, 2
saying, The scribes and the Phari-
sees sit on Moses seat: 3 all
things therefore whatsoever they
bid you, these do and observe:
but do not we after their works;
for they say, and do not. A Yea
they bind heavy burdens and grie-
vous to be borne and lay them on
mems shoulders but they them
selves will not move them with
their finger. But al their works
they do to be seen of men; for
they make broad their phylacter-
les, and enlarge the borders of
their garments, 6 and love the
chief place at feasts, and the
chief seats in the synagogues, Z
and the salutations in the market
places, and to I've called of men,
Rabbi. 8 But be not ye called
Rabbi; for one is your teacher,
and all we are brethren . And call
no man your father on the earth
for one is your Father, even he
WIN lS III HcdNtU. ~ NeltiltI bS
we called master: for one is your
master, even the Christ. II But he
that is greatest among you shall
be your servant.
Notes AhaIyticll and Expository
l Tie Surety Of Faith is en-
phais2ed in the spiritual question
concerning the Messiah. Wat PIC
ture Of him had the scfibes in
mind after their study Of prophecy
All agreed that he must be a de-
scendant of David. SO far they had
read accurately but they had con-
finsd their observations to the
human side alone. Hence they ex-
pected the Messiah to succeed his
royal ancestor in yet more glor.
ious temporal kkingdom. In cor.
recting their view Jesus quotes
David when under the inspiration
of the Holy Spirit as calling the
i, Messiah, Lord, asserting at once
his deity and his sovereignty. Note
reference here to the Triune God
the Jehovah, the Lord Messiah, ant
God the Holy Spirit.) How coult