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VAGE I T IIFKSDAY, NOVEM BER21, 19H) THE SANDY POST f Ï ß 5-Minutc Biographies I his weeks Sermon. life and health, evidences of his love for men, and symbols of his larger m inistry to th eir souls, of his offer to them of spiritual health ar.J his assurance of end less life. Jcsu ‘ Concern for Life and Health. Le.son far November 21: Luke AUTHOR of ’HOW TO WIN FRIEN D S’ 7: 2-15. Ed Ecws and Web Roberts has Golden Text: John 10: 10, and INFLUENCE PEO PLE’ beer, working on the county read A.? the Great Physician Jesus j the past few weeks. APPRECIATION Same answer, 'lh e Sultan glanc mat ¡fesied his great love for m en! In May, 1915, Raymond Gram ed toward the door. and freed them from the m irery , Swing wa3 tlie Berlin correspon Mr. Swing did a bit of quick and lim itations of their afflic Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wolf and dent of the Chicago Daily Now®, thinking, ana recalled something tion®. And surely we should be , family were visitors of Mr. and 'lh e World W ar wan raging, and th a t had happened when the Ai concerned as a Christian duty fo: the people of the i,. te l Stales ded f le e t had attacked in the our own health, to keep ourselv. j Mrs. Ed Wolf of Sandy, T hurs wanted to know w hat Turkey Dardanelles and bombarded the es physicially fit, while giving . day. way going io do. Turkish towns, Mr. Swing told our support to healing agencicc ! A message was laid on Mr. the Sultan the following story: for the benefit of all the people. Swing’s desk. It read: ’Interview In his caving m inistry Jesus j He raid th a t he had been ir. the the Sultan o f Turkey.' Interview “ The Least of These” town of Char.ak-Kale, and had came in contact with a rem ark the Sultan of Turkey! Impos been terribly frightened. He hap able m?.n of a cruel age. Though sible! Never in the history of the pened to be near an elderly Turk, a centurion, he won the esteem of O ttoman Empire had the Sultar. and they walked along a wall to the people anyrng whom he was given an interview to a newspap gether. Each time a shot hit, Mr. stationed; though a m aster, he er man. Swing gave a jump, but the an loved his servant and sought hie Mr. Swing packed up and went cient Turk went calmly along. oi.re; though a Roman, he cxer- down to Turkey. When he arrived It's Fate. If your time comes it ciced a faith greater than ar.y ho hunted up the American coun- comet,' ho said. ‘They can t hit th a t Jesus had found in Israel. cul. Tho consul threw up hit you if your t me hasn't come.' He was also a man of fine dis hands: 'Go back. D on't waste and judgm ent—reas The m an's lac kof concern had cernment your tim e.’ .ucked Mr. Swing up, and finally , oning from his own use of auth But an order is an order. he had left without being harm - ! ority as a flom ar officer that Even if the Sultan wouldn't ed. Je.i:.- needed only to speak the talk, to see him, a t least, would word of healing from a far and He now told this story to the be a step in the right direction. the servant would be restored. Sultan, who was greatly pleased. I He started in to see if he couli The lesson shows Je m s as arrange an interview. Ftr.allj What! One of his men a hero? mere th an the G reat Physician— Sraver than a Christian! He te- the Royal Pa'.ace sent back wore as the Lord of lifo. E ntering the th a t he would be r-dmitted ict; ;aui to talk. Word3 poured out. Finallq, the interview ended. village of Nate, he saw a sight as tho Sultan's presence. 3!iquetto demanded th at Mr. sorrowful as con be imagined of Mr. Swing got into correct at Swing back aw ay from the Sul- human bereavem ent—-a wrdowe 1 tire for the occasion his even an, but the Sultan rrose, put hie m ether following her only ro r l- ing clothes (it was eleven o'clock arm around Mr. Swing and the the grave. W hat wondrous joy he in the morning) and went to the two walked out together, side by brought to th a t m other's heart S ultan's palace. A t lust he was ide! It w as the first interview in when he raised th a t only son tc usherod into the presence of the LONDON, England . . . Jai __ the history of the world given by life! W hat a loving, compassion Sultan( sur rounded by his guards Jacqueline and John, three pitil’i, ate Saviour he is, and how we little inmates of the East Grinstead ;he Sultan. and royal cham berlain and an in (England) sunshine home for W hat had Mr. Swing done? He ihould love him! terpreter. blind babies, hurry to the home’s His w orks of healing and his hod told a story th a t would inter- i Mr. Swing asked a question he air raid shelter as Nazi planes hnd prepared In advance. It had est ar J please tho Sultan. He was ra isirg the dead to life are evi roar overhead. to do with T urkey's relatione sincere in his appreciation of the dences indeed, of hir cor rem for w ith Germany. The Sultan spoke. brave old Turk. The Sultan knew ‘He is sorry but he cannot ans it. and was delighted. Praise for ; Stemming the Tide one of his own subjects resulted i wer', .aid the interpreter. Swing asked another question. in subtle praise for himuelf. 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