Thursday, January 7, 1937
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Foreign Words
and Phrases
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•
Peu de chose. (F.) A small
matter.
Quid pro quo. (L.) One thing
for another; an equivalent; tit for
tat.
Sic transit gloria mundi. (L.)
Thus passes away the glory of the
world.
Tout-a-fait. (F.) Entirely; alto
gether.
Unter vier augen. (Ger.) Be
tween four eyes; i.e., tete-a-tete.
Si quaeris peninsulam amoen-
am, circumspice. (L.) If thou
seekest a beautiful peninsula, be
hold it here; motto of Michigan.
Zeit ist geld. (Ger.) Time is
money.
Tertium quid. (L.) A third
something; the result of the union
or collision between two oppos
ing forces; hence, a nondescript.
Voir rouge. (F.) To see red; to
be in an ungov. -nable rage.
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By REV. HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST,
Dean of the Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago.
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ANTA MONICA, CALIF.—
Scott Watson
Union
Out here the new Authors’
club is functioning nicely and
abounds in surprises. For in
“Magnificent Failure”
stance, at one of our luncheons, IN ALL the history of missionary
the following types were ob - work in America, there is no
more remarkable record than that
served:
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Lesson for January 10
NEW LIFE IN CHRIST
LESSON TEXT—John 3:1-17.
GOLDEN TEXT—Verily, verily. I say
unto thee. Except a man be born again, he
cannot see the kingdom of God.—John 3:3.
PRIMARY TOPIC—Jesus Answering a
Man’s Question.
JUNIOR TOPIC — the Most Important
Question.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC—
How the Christian Life Begins.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC—
New Life in Christ.
of David Zeisberger. For 63 years
he labored among the Indians and
during that time he traveled many
thousands of danger - filled miles
through the wilderness on foot and
by canoe He built no iess than
The only entrance into the Chris
13 Indian towns as centers of Chris
tianity in a heathen land and he tian life is by the door of the new
lived to see all but one of them birth. Regeneration is the act of
wiped out of existence, He had God whereby the divine nature is
failed but truly his was a “mag- imparted to the believing sinner
and he becomes the child of God.
nificent failure.”
Zeisberger was born in Moravia He who has not entered by this way
in 1721 and in 1740 came to Geor- has not entered at all. He is still
gia where his church was organiz dead in trespasses and sins, with
ing a mission among the Creeks out God and without hope (Eph.
Next he was sent to Pennsylvania 2:1, 12).
Men are seeking to enter the
where he aided Count Zinzendorf in
building the Moravian towns of Naz household of God by almost any
other means—culture, reform, char
areth and Bethlehem.
acter building—and are neglecting
Beginning his work among the God’s way. This lesson should there
Delawares at Shamokin, Pa., he fore be studied and taught with
was adopted by the Munsey tribe of earnest prayer that this foundation
that nation. Then he went to New truth may lay hold upon the hearts
York where the Six Nations made of the hearers of the Word. Let no
him a sachem and keeper of their one who is not born again attempt
records, an unusual honor for a to teach it to others, lest the blind
white man. When the French and attempt to lead the blind, and both
Indian war began he was compelled fall into the ditch (Luke 6:39).
“Made in Japan.”
to return to Bethlehem because both
The coming of Nicodemus to our
A HIGHLY patriotic function there French and English were suspicious Lord took place at the time when
- - was a tiny American flag at each that his charges were partisans.
he was in Jerusalem for the Pass-
place, and on mine I found, in very
After Pontiac’s conspiracy had over. Jesus had chosen six of his
small print, “Made in Japan.”
been crushed in 1763 the Moravian disciples, had been at Cana of Gal
And it is officially stated that at led his flock to Wyalusing, Pa., and ilee, where he performed his first
least three out of four of the totem established two more mission: on the miracle, and had made a brief visit
poles sold to tourists in Alaska Allegheny and the Beaver. Then the to Capernaum, after which he came
as authentic relics of the aborigines call for service beyond the Ohio to Jerusalem for the feast. In high
come also from the orient.
came to him and in 1772 he founded and holy indignation he had driven
If, as and when we get to heaven, Schoenbrunn (“Beautiful Spring”), the money changers out of the tem
I wonder how many of the angels the first white settlement in the fu ple. The Pharisees who looked for
we’re going to find running around ture Buckeye state. Next the town the coming of the Messiah as a
wearing the label, “Made in Ja- of Gnadenhutten was established secular conqueror wondered at this
pan?”
ani an era of peace began.
new spiritual leader. It was prob
But trouble was brewing for him. ably as much on their behalf as his
Collegiate Cosmeticians.
Although Zeisberger restrained the own that Nicodemus came to in
HE students’ newspaper of the Delawares from taking part in the quire of Jesus. In answering his
University of Wisconsin has made Revolutionary conflict, he soon questions Jesus reveals the neces-
a scientific study of the subject and found that he was under suspicion j sity, the nature, and the method of
announces that the average coed by both the British and the Ameri regeneration—in other words, the
(female type) uses enough lipstick cans. The British stirred up the I Why, What, and How of the New
in one year to paint four barns. That Wyandots to break up the mission I Birth.
sounds like an exaggeration, or may at Schoenbrunn and its teachers
I. Why? (vv. 1-7.)
be mouths are running longer and were tried as American spies. Fi
Jesus was not unduly impressed
barns are running smaller. But the nally in 1782 came the crowning
barns do look better for being blow, when a party of brutal Amer by the dignity and high station of
his visitor, nor by the visitor’s cour
painted.
icans committed the hideous mas teous acknowledgment of his own
sacre of 96 Christian Indians at position as a great teacher. With
Movie Family Parties.
Gnadenhutten. The broken-hearted
N/ ONTHS after a moving picture Zeisberger stat ted with the rem decisive boldness Jesus declares
studio has changed hands or nants of his flock o ■ a journey that this man, a cultured and dis
undergone an upheaval—such earth which took them first to Michigan, tinguished ruler of the Jews, must
be born again, if he is to see the
quakes being quite frequent —
then back to Ohio and finally to
the new bosses sometimes are still Canada where he founded Fairfield | kingdom of God.
God is no respecter of persons.
finding, tucked snugly away in the on the Thames river.
This “doctor of divinity” must be
payroll, relatives by blood or mar-
In
1798
the
Moravian
Indians
and
born again, just as was the illiterate
riage of the ousted bosses, To you,
reader, a new production may be their leader came back to the Tus fisherman. D. L. Moody once said
carawas
river
in
Ohio
where
Zeis
that he was thankful it was to such
either an epic or a flop, but out
here it’s often just a pleasant family berger founded his last town—Gosh a man as Nicodemus that Jesus
party, extending even unto the third en. There his “long life of amazing presented the necessity of the new
fortitude, faith and patience” came birth—or men would have said that
generation.
only the down-and-outer needed to
In other words, Hollywood has to an end in 1808.
be saved.
added a new line to the old spiritual,
Two reasons are given by our
as follows:
Lord for the “must” of verse 7:
“All Gawd’s chillen got kinfolks!”
Real Estate Promoter
T HOUGH you may regard real (1) The Kingdom of God is a spir
An Anti-War Prescription.
- estate promoters as products of itual kingdom, and cannot be en
IF SENATOR HIRAM JOHNSON modern times, the fact is one of tered by way of our human nature;
- of California had never done any the greatest “put over his deal” and (2) “That which is born of the
other statesmanlike thing—and he's early in the history of the republic. flesh is flesh” and is radically and
done many a one during his long His name was Joel Barlow and he essentially bad. To learn why the
service in Washington—this country was a lawyer, a diplomat and a poet, flesh is bad read Jeremiah 13:23,
would owe him a debt of gratitude which may account for the fact that and Galatians 5:19-21.
for that act which he put through once “his siren voice persuaded a
II. What? (vv. 8-13).
congress providing that America group of French emigrants to seek
The new birth is a divine mys
can lend no more moneys to any a Garden of Eden in Ohio.”
tery, not fathomable by human
foreign government still in default
reason. Those who insist that all
Back
in
1787
two
groups
of
land
for sums previously borrowed from
speculators, known as the Ohio As spiritual truth be put through the
us.
little norm of their intelligence will
Can any sane man doubt that cer sociates and the Scioto Associates, never understand it or receive its
secured
the
right
from
congress
to
tain European powers, now heav
blessing. The striking illustration
ily in debt to us, would now be at purchase land in the Northwest ter of the life-giving and energizing
one another's throats if they were ritory with the almost-worthless wind used by our Lord is most il
assured of financial backing by Un Continental currency with which it luminating. Wind is unseen, but
cle Sam for their fighting. In other had paid oft soldiers of the Revolu the results of its movement are evi
words, they’d love to enjoy another tion. Then the Scioto Associates dent.
world war so long as they didn’t sent Barlow to France to dispose of
III. How? (w. 14-17.)
have to pay for it. But once in these lands. They had nothing but
Just as there was healing and life
awhile, even a born sucker takes an option on the lands but that didn't
in a look at the uplifted serpent
the cure, provided there's a Hiram stop Barlow.
He sold a tract of 3,000,000 acres (Num. 21:8), so there is life for a
Johnson to write the prescription.
to a French Scioto company which look at the Crucified One. Faith re
IRVIN S. COBB.
Copyright —WNU Service.
in turn retailed farms to peasants ceives God's perfect provision for
and artisans who were willing to sin.
Verse 16 may well be regarded
emigrate to America. In the spring
Teacher's Treat
As schools all over the world of 1790 some 600 of them arrived as the greatest sentence in the
break up on St. Thomas' day, it in Alexandria, Va. William Duer, greatest Book in the world. It
is a great occasion for children. In head of the Scioto Associates, was presents the whole plan of salva-
Denmark it is customary to allow filled with dismay for there were tion—its source, its ground, its re-
children to do almost as they like, neither agents to meet them nor cipients, its condition, and its re-
suit.
and near Antwerp they rise early, lands ready for them.
This glorious salvation is for all
run to school, and lock the master
Foreseeing the trouble that was
out till he promises to treat them. ahead when hundreds more land- men — “whosoever” — but some
In other parts of Belgium, parents, hungry Frenchmen arrived, Duer reject it. Notice that God does not
servants, and schoolmasters are hastily arranged to take over lands condemn them. Their own evil
locked out, the teacher being of the Ohio Associates, who owed works and desires condemn them
chaired to the nearest inn where him money. For this debt he got | (w. 17-20). God in his grace is
he is forced to pay for cakes and nearly 200.000 acres on the Ohio riv ready and willing to save, but men
punch. In Germany, St. Thomas’ er opposite the mouth of the Great love “darkness rather than light”;
for their works are evil.
day is a great day for forecasting Kanawha.
the future. Thousands of young wom
There he brought the Frenchmen |
God’s Mercy
en visit astrologers, palmists, and and in October, 1790, the town of
clairvoyants, to learn what the com Gallipolis was founded. Rufus Put- | O God, the whole world is as a
ing year has in store. In West nam was engaged to build their drop of morning dew. But Thou hast
phalia they eat and drink to capac huts for them but Duer soon found mercy upon all . . . For Thou lov-
ity as a sign that they hope to that it would be impossible to ful- | est all things that are, and abhor-
escape scarcity within the next fill all the glowing promises which est nothing that Thou hast made
twelve months.—Tit-Bits Magazine, Barlow had made—to provide good . . . But Thou sparest all, for they
homes and profitable occupation for are Thine, O Lord, Thou lover of
Not All Have Mouths
the skilled artisans among them. souls.
Not all animals have mouths, for By 1792 Duer had gone bankrupt,
certain parasitic forms, notably the land titles were still in a bad tangle
Doing Well
tapeworm, lack a system for digest ■nd the settlement of Gallipolis be
He doeth much that doth a thing
ing food. In such cases, the food is gan to dwindle. For years there- | well. He doeth well that rather
absorbed through the surface of the after congress had to listen to many serveth the commonwealth, than his
animal.
a tale of woe from the victims | own will.—Thomas a Kempis.
before their claims were settled. |
An Armenian, he being the only
Armenian I ever met that didn’t try
to sell me a rug.
A visitor from Aberdeen who not
only bought for him
self but wanted to
buy copiously for
others.
A native writer
who declined to talk
about his
own
works.
A British writer in
the same admirable
fix.
radio comedian
who did not discuss
Irvin Cobb.
his nationally im
portant feud with
some other radio comedian—prob
ably saving that stuff for his regular
broadcasts.
A house committee chairman who
neither bragged nor apologized.
If we can only maintain this av
erage, the Authors’ club will be
come the most unusual organization
on earth.
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I will have a care of being a
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be done by uncontrolled desires.—
Seneca.
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