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A P R E T T Y S ig h t to BE, - tosged o u t in s h o r t pants , P u t t e r in g around a p a stu r e , TttviNG T o P ur A WHITE PILL IN A eow HOLE W ITH A H IG H -PR IC ED S h in n y S t ic k . \ HA'. HA'. VUMY,‘ t *■-= w ouldm t K now HOW TO HOLD T H E CADDY! "GO AHEAP BCNS." SET » AUD PLAN WITH THEY C laim rrs h a r d TO ( \ a v » P a t s i LOOK'S DEAD CATV* | USED “TO 0 6 PRETTY GOOD A T CROOLuET» I GUCES V O U R TO VS « AT LEAST. TOO A R E O U T O F VM SOHieF A U O IN NOÖOOVS P O A O A N D A B O U T TVU6MTV S E A R S F R O M N O W , V JH EN \'M T O O O tO R 3 R W O R K ., A N O AAV B R A IN S TA R TS S O F TG C N lN i^ M A Y J O IN Y O N . " ('LL G O ROUND O nce a u O S h o w t h e m UP\ \ I. Preaching Everywhere (Acts ,8 :4). Following the stoning of Stephen the enemies of the Lord were more active llmu ever in their efforts to stump out the new faith. With Saul as ilieir lender they drugged men and women from their homes and Impris oned liaise who confessed Christ. The devil overreached himself in this for this persecution scattered the be lievers everywhere and they preachet. tile gospel us they went. The time had now come for this witness-bearing to extend beyond Jerusalem as the Lord had commanded. The Lord perm itted tills persecution so as to scatter them. II. Philip Preaching the Gospel in Sam aria (vv. 5-8). Philip was one of the seven so-called deacons. He was not an apostle, nor a minister in the accepted sense of that term, hut a layman. He is the only man called hii evangelist in tlie New Testament. He is an exnmple of what a devoted layman can do in preaching the gospel in the evangeli zation of tlie world. He went to the city of Samaria and preached Christ, showing that the purpose of (!od in cluded these despised people. The fact that Philip preached Christ uuto these people shows that the true evan gelist's message is Jesus Christ. He did not preach Christ as an ethica. teacher or an example merely, but Christ as the Savior from sin through tlie substitutionary offering of Him self on the cross. This is shown by the fact that lie preached Christ to tlie eunuch from the fifty-third chap ter of Isaiah. He not only preached Christ as the Savior from tlie guilt of sin, but from tlie power of sin as symbolized in baptism, which means not only Identification with Christ in His death, but to arise in the power of His resurrection, to walk in new ness of life. Then, too, according to verve 12 tie preached Christ us a reigning king. Philip's preaching was fruitful, for niutitudes believed liis message which was accompanied with numerous miracles. He cast out un clean spirits, healed tlie palsied and tlie lame. Great Jo.v accompanied the reception of the gospel by these Sa maritans. III. Paul an Example of a True Preacher of the Gospel (II Cor. 5:9-20). 1. His supreme aim was to please God (v. 9). To live or to die was imma terial to him if his service was hut acceptable to God. This transcendent aim was strengthened by ttie con sciousness Unit every one must one day stand before tlie Judgment seat of Christ. Tills aim explains Paul's de votion. 2. Ills consciousness of responsi bility (v. 11). His sense of solemn responsibility was tlie explanation of Paul's be havior. Some thought that he was mentally unbalanced. Ills knowledge of G ods holy nature and of man's sinful condition moved him earnestly to persuade men to he reconciled to God. No one who knows God's terror will be half-hearted In Ills ministry. 3. He was constrained by tlie love of Christ (v. 14). Tills means tiiHt lie was governed by C hrist's love. Ministerial devotion is tlie expression of replcrocal love. Christ's supreme love was expressed In His death for us. Our love In re turn is expressed in our devotion to Him. 4 Consciousness of the God wrought change In Hint (v. 17). 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