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GOD'S GREAT PLAN HIDDEN
IN ABRAHAM AND FAMILY.
The Mystery, Covered So Long,
Is Now Made Plain.
Iiaac, the Socond Son of th Patri
arch, Pictured the Heavenly Sued.
, Ithmael, the First Son, the
Earthly Seed.
OIL iff
Omaha, Nob.,
Dec. 11. Tnstor
Itussell of Brook
lyn Taberunele vis
ited our city yes
terday its tins guest
of tlio Interna
tipiml Bible Km
dents Association.
lie gave two pub
He n il d r i h h e b,
willed were heard
by larse uiul 4u
tellltrxUit iiudlcnees.
We report his au
di ess from these words of Scripture:
"And 1minc brought Itebeccn Into hts
mtitlier Smith's tent and ho became his
wlfo and lie loed her " GenesU xxlv, C7.
When ve Houietlnics speak of Abru
liaui, Isaac nnd others ,us types wi.
Miouhl not be understood to menu that
they were ineicly tj pes that the Bi
ble stories respecting them me no
tions. A person or thing Is a typo
when, hi addition to tlio'netuul expe
riences, the Scrlptuies Indicate that It
prefigure nnd Illustrates on n small
scale some person or things yet fn
litre. As, for Instance, Adam In cer
tain respects, as the head of the nice,
Mas n type of Messiah, the Second
Adam.
The first Adam was the bead of our
race, but failed to glvo tho eternal Jiff"
dcslrpd. In God's providence Messiah
Is to be the Second Adam, In the seiiep
that he will regenerate, as his plilb
dren, ail the lwsterlty of, the First
Adam. Messiah Is thus declared In
prophecy to bo the Kverlastlug Vi
ther of mankind the Kathe,r or Life
giver, better than Adam, nnd who wll
give to our race everlasting life, In
Htcad of a heritage of weakness, Impel
fcctlon nnd death.
Similarly, Moses not only was n roal
character, the, leader of the nation of
Isrnci, but, additionally, he was n type
of n greater Mediator Jesslnh. M
Moses mediated the Law Covenant-for
Israel, so Messiah, the Prophet like
unto' Mses, or antllyplcal of hlnj
(Acts III, 23), Is to be the Mediator of
Israel's Xew Covenant, under which
the Abrahiiinlc blessings wlll reach
them and through tltwu reach all the
families of tho earth (-ler. xxxl, 31).
Shnllaily, Aaron was n typo of tho
higher priesthood nnd Its hotter sacrj
floes connected with tho New Covo
mint. So, also, tho undcr-prlests and
tho Levltes, additional to their own
experiences, served. In Ood's provi
deuce; as types of tint higher Institu
tions by which tlm New Covenant w;l
be Inauginated hkoitly.
On this pccuhIou Ave ask 'your niton
lion to Abraham, known In the Scrip
lines as the friend of Cod, as thi
father of the faithful, and to his sou
Isaac, the Sou of l'romlse, born out of
the natural older, miraculously, when
Ills mother wmt old; also to IsaacV
wife, Uoboeui, selected by Abraham
to be the companion and jolut-lielr
with tils sou latum In his luhciltance.
These porsuunges lived their lives
wholly unconscious of the fact that
(Jod was using them and over-ruling
their affairs so as to make of them
prophetic pictures of his uwu great
1'lnn of the Ages. These type-plctures
are alwajs to be read In, full hurmouj
with the lnsiii('d writing's of the Bible
and never to be understood In contra
diction of the same.
Abraham a Type of God.
Not eery thing that, Abraham did,
however, is to be esteemed typical, In
u gencial way this grand man of the
past looms up befoie our minds as a
monument of faith and integrity and
Justice. Tho blcsslugs piomlsed to go
through him to his Seed, which would
constitute him the father of man: na
tious, made of lilm, ns St. I'.iul points
out, a tjpe of tho Almighty, from
whom flows every good nnd every per
feet gift from whom proceed) the
blessing which ultimately Is to flow
through Messiah, his Sou, nnd through
Juracl, his people, unto ull the families
of tho eartii.
AH Christian.1, presumably, are aware
of St. 1'aul's luterpietatlou of .ybr.t
ham and his family as types. As
Abraham typified Clod, so lilu wife
typllied tho Covenaut through wlilch
the vitality of the promise ultimately
develops the Seed of l'romlse Isaac In
i type, and Messiah In the anJltype
St I'aul nUo explains that Sarah's serv
ant, If agar, at Sarah's wish, beiame
for n time her representative with
Abnihum and brought forth Ishmnel
IJagar. St. i'aul explain, typlijed the
Law Covenant, vitalized by (he gra
cious arrangements, of the. atue Clod
and father. And Ilagar's mm, lit
e.ral!y Abraham's tlrnt-bom, typified
tho Jewish nutloii, the first develop
ment, under the Covenant.
As Abraham lo'ed Isaac nnd desired
n blessing upon him, so God loved Is
rael ami desired n blessing upon Israel,
tho offuprlng of. tho Law Covenant.
Nevertheless, an Ubuiael, the oCfaprlng
of tlio bond-woman, was declared not
to be tho primary heir of the Abiw
hamlc promise, but a secondary one.
no the children of Israel, the offspring f
of the Law Coi euaut, were not intend
ed to be the .Spiritual Messiah through
whom tho promise declared that (he
bIolug should first proceed.
iti the type, -.re see Unit Sajrab. Atnyi
hams wife, who represented the origi
nal Abraliamic Covenant, brought forth
o wm of ber onu, Isaac, long yeefs
after the bondmaid, uer substitute,
had brought forth Ishmaei. "When
li,aac was born. Sarah repudiated lsh
juaeJ nud uu Jouger ackuowelgvd htm
as her u, tut. Instead, iluimeU ctrj
UjUjgjux-buafc. XluL.suiUJl.'L'V-lit tUu
ones, urst nmonget these tsalqta were
some of the Jewish nation, according
to the Divine Unle; as the Scriptures
t?et forth-,"to the Jew llrst." This
BWde cln3 has been selected, from ev
ery nation, people., kindred npd tongue,
JCt li Oil will be but a Httio tlock
"Fear unt, Jlttle flock, it $ your Fn
thvr's good pleasure to gy;c jpu tjie
Kingdom" the spliltunl, unseen KlnfJ
dom of Messlnli-Jolnt-helrshln wlih
him In his thronenot the earthly
Kingdom which has been promised
definitely to Israel.
l.s tfiat jrom the time thn'tTIod tiegnn
Jbo development of po Spiritual Isite;
and set fQrlh the "Cpventint, by saurl
flee," tljrough vijch tlia,Sp,liltiml Is
rael would be deu'lopod fjinn that
time Jt begap to '-' tlourly manifest
that the cliief iiortlon of the promise
of God to bless the world wns not to
be fulfilled through the IslimAol Seed,
natural Israel, but through tho Isaac
SeedSpiritual Israel.
The Wel(-Sprina of Hope For the Jew.
From tho Jlrst tiore was manifested
a competition for the Abrah'amic bless
Ing., And y IhIiiumcI m)cked at the in
fttht Isa(p,,so tieiew, hi ids coi"Idcr
able de elopincut and strength, mocked
nt the Antjtypical lsa(ic Jwus and hlu
comparatively Ignornyt and uulenrned
follow ei-satid persecuted them. In or
der to continue 'the type, that Abraham
might typify noil, ne wa.s cpmmatutcii
to bend fprth Hagai; and her sou bito
the wilderness. That sending forth
typified the Divine disfavor which
eniCe upon the Jews, eighteen centuries
ago and wjitch has made them outcasts
from God's favor, as lagar and Ish
maei were put off from Abraham'
presence and family andcare. The
bread and water which Hagar took
with her, by wlilch she nnd Ishmaei
were nourished in the wilderness for
a time, pictures nnd type;, the promises
of God through the Law and the
prophets which still belong to the Jew
and upon which, for eighteen centuries,
he has been nourished, nud without
which the hope pf tho nation would
have perished.
Now wo conio to the dire, moment
pictured in Genpjsls xxl, IMP. The
water provided by Abrahnm had bqeu
consumed. io moio was '10 bq bad.
iHlinioel wns dying. Ilngur, his mother,
nepnrated herself from him. At the
opportune moment the angel of the
Lord appeared to her apd pointed her to
a. spring of water, where she lef resiled
herself and Ishtnncl with new life.
The antitype of this Is upw to be
seen before us. The Jewish popple,
separated more and morn fropi tlio
Law tun the Prophets, are becoming
weak and faint as respects hope. They
are about to dial But no, the Lqrd
graciously points out n well-spring of
the wnter of life at this critical mo
ment. As Ishmaei was rescued from
death by tills water, so the nation of
Israel, whom he typllied, Is now about
to find lii the providence of God that
their portion of the Abraliamic Cove
nant Is the earthly one, not the, heav
enly one, no the spiritual. They are
about o be refreshed and to enter
upon a new- career. That career, how
ever, will not mntk them as Ishmaei
Ites, nor will their New Ooiepunt re
lationship be symbolized by Hagar,
ho Old Law Covenant. Thenceforth
they are represented under a now typo.
Isaac Was Heir of All.
If, at llrst, our Jewish f: lends might
be Inclined to feel disappointed that
they wore represented In Ishmaei, and
not hi Isaac, by the Hagar Covenant,
thd Covenant of bondage to the Law,
instead of being formed free from the
Law, there Is a touholntlon. Ther
consolation is that Isaac typified the
Messiah aud that Israel Is pictured as
the nation on v.iio.se behalf Messiah
will mediate tlio New Law Covenant.
Tho Messiah must bo spiritual. In or
tier to bo able to copfer the gteat
blessings indicated in tlio Coennit
made witli Abraham. Tho nation of
Israel never expected to be spiritual
and had no such promise In the Bible.
To tho Jews will come exactly what
they havo always been expecting -greatness
as au eurfhly people, honor
ns the elect nation through whom the
New Covenaut tdesslugs will be open
Ml up tq all the world of mankind the
Gentiles.
As already pointed out, Isaac, the
son of Abraham, typified tho Messiah
of glory, tho Sou of God and heir of
all tho promises the one tluough
whom alone eternal life may be ob
tained and restitution to that perfec
tion which will enulilo Israel and the
world to keep the Dlilue Law perfect
iy and merit the gift of God, eternal
life, according to their New Law Covo
mint by and through Its great Media
tor Messiah.
Eleaiar Type of the Holy Spirit.
lu duu time,. Abraham kout his trust
qd servant Kieazjr (typical of tho holy
Splilt) to select, a Bride for his sou I
Isaac. Elearar might not go anywhere. I
IIu was directed to go only to those of
Abraham's family, thus implying that !
nunc wpuld be. called to bo tho Bride
of Messiah except such ns were already i
in relationship to God through faith,
obedience and Justification When the
servant had found Itchcccn he put
uiMiii her certain Jewels, explained to
her and her relatives the uutuio of hU
inlhsluu, ami usked her if she wcio
willing to come aud be Isnac's Bride,.
He said. My master, Abraham, Is veiy
;lch and nil that he hath he hath given
(into Ibaac. '
Thus the great riches of God are
Igiiltt Illustrated lu sV.btuham and the
fact that Mus.lau is his Sou am) the '
heir of nil the promises of God, tht;
Ouo througi whom Isrppl and al man.
kind shall bo bleed Itcbeci'H prompt
ly resjioiukHl and thus betrothed her.
self to the uusieu Bridegroom nud
haktcd with the Mtrwint to Isaac Ah.
Jier kinsfolk bado her good by they
wished her a blessing In tbeno words,
"Be thou the mother of thousands of
millions" (Genesis xxlv. GO).
We read that "Itebecca aroso and her
dapisels (maldfc, Kcrvantsj and (hey
rode upon the camels und followed the
map Bleaznr"
Here wo flud. in harmony with other
Scriptures, a picture of tbhi Go pel
Age ami Us work of bringing' to Men
slab a pcclul Bride class ut naiutiy
Other Scriptures litne shown us that
there arc wo classes ainongst these
saints. A few. peculiarly dpyoted, will
cqnstttutp ttic Jlridc class. And n
larccr number, not so courngecni of
tho Truth ond righteousness, an 111 con-i
stllute her eompuiilqns, her servants,
as Itebecca travelled accompanied by
her scn-nnts. These two classes nre
particularly specified lu theScrIpturuM
(43Jh J'snlm), whern we rend ( tlio
AJesslnli Brde and Queep. In her
resurrection glory sho is pictured ns
the Queen tobfd In gold of Ophlr Willi
lne needlework tlm glor,v lepri'.sunthig
the dl hie nature which will be grant
ed her and the line necdlowork repre
seating her glorious righteousness, em
bellished with tho fruits of the holy
Spirit. The PsnlmUt tells liow she
shall be brought Into the presence of
the great King .Jehovah and tlipij mlds
that tio virgins, or conipunions, that
(pIIoav her shod also be brought Into
the preseneejif the King, showing that
iliero avHI always be u difference of
rank on the spiritual plane. These two
classes ato again ptctuicd In the Law I
as' Priests and Lovltos, the Brldo class'
bolng represented by the Priests, oav-'
lug to tbelr Avlllng sncritkuti of tlio j
earthly portion in fovor of the heavenly.
Wu ate not to Identify the Bride class'
With the nominal Christian Churches
pf today nny more th.tn avo would idem
tify the Apostles with tho Jewish
Church of their day. The Apostles
Avero a select foAA-, and similarly all
tho membcis of tho Church through
put Hie Age have been u select feAV
out of a nominal many. "The Lurd
kpoAyeth them that are his." Tn true
Church has been selected, nut only
from til of the iiyoivo tribes f Isrjiei,
but from every other nation, people
nnd tongue," even so many ns the Loid
our God has called.
391 FISHERMEN DROWN
. . OFF CUREAN C0AS1
SKATTIjK. Doc. 12 A storm on
November 'JO overtook a Japanese
nnil Corenu fishing ileet off Jlokpo
Coreii, nnd Ml men wore drowned.
Seven .Inmuiose utul (!U CoR-nn ves
sels coiitninin OHO men, weic
wrecked, nnd only two Japanese nnd
'JII7 Oorcaiis avcio stned.
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Rend in December Sunset Magazine.
"Sun Francisco, .tlio Eposition
City." superbly illustrated in font
colors. Noav on sale, nil news
stands, lfi ccnty.
"BIG TOM" CURRIER, TAFT'S
DOUBLE, IS NOW DEAD
Tom"
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CIUCAGO.-Dcci. 12. "IiK
Currjcr, tlopuly Uhitihl Sintc;
Mini, avIio boro ft fitrikiuj! resemb
lanco to PrcBJilont Tnft, died at liia
liotuo yesleidtiy nt tlm age of 04
Currier, aaIui was u fumiiiar figiue
about tlio tcilcral liniltliug for 30
yeni-s, stood tl' feet 'Afc inches in his
stocking feet, nnd weighed 350
pounds.
Ho much of lifo rovoh'PH nrptmi
tho "cost of things" that the store
mis hnvo an increasing iutoiest.
R. F. GVERIN
(S. CO.
4 MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Havo a number of APPLICATIONS FOR FIRST
LOANS of from $500 to $3000 lo return investors 10
MQRTGAfiE
per
cant w
innum. If you have money to loan It will pay you to investigate them
Wood for Sale.
Conlwooil and stovowood, hanl
nnd soft, in any quantity. A. Siover,
city scales nt Main and Fir streets,
or telephone Main 2081. 227
Let Us
SnA'o you 30 per cent of your fuel
Wo Avill install on your stove a dam
per Hint we Rimrnntoo to save your
fuel mill niotect your rooms from
ovoilieat nnd givo you u uniform
iipat.
SAFETY ECONOMY DAMPER CO.,
-Nt) Slicilock Bidg., Poitlniid.
JOHN II. WIMtill,
llepreseutntivo for Meilfonl.
4.r South Ibutlctt Street. Mrs. Tay
lor's Hoarding House.
MEDFORD
CONSERVATORY
FOR MUSIC AND
LANGUAGES
NAT. BUILDING
ALL BRANCHES VGF
MUSIC.
FULL FACULTY.
G. TAILLANDIER,
DIRECTOR.
Uhe fincsf.
Sample Ropm3
in tlio city.
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Siiiglo rooms or en suite
also rooms "with frath
Hotel Moore
Telophono in Kvcry Itoom
RAU-MOHR COMPANY
Proprietors.
EUROPEAN PLAN
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I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT HAVE PURCHASED THE
Union Livery Stables
nnd will conduct a general feed and boarding establishment. Ilpnjos, ; ;
f boardedby the day, Avook or month. I guaraateo n square derU ; ;
I to all.
R. GBANYAW
UNION LIVERY BiUlN.
RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
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Land For Sale
Fcrtilo fruit and alfalfti land in small and largo
tracts. Cleared and uncleared. Terms antl price
reasonable.
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Address Box 16, Tolo, Oregon
Pure
Clear
Sparkling
You can't afford to do vritkont
this spleudid, refreshing drink.
Call up nnd order a case sent to
tho house. Tho purest, most
healthful drink known is
SISKIYOU
MINERAL
WATER
P. C. BIGHAM, Agent.
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Campbell & Baiunbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS,
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all times to loan on improved ranches
and fruit land.
PHONE 3231. 200 FRUITGROWERS BANK BUILDING.
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Nursery Stock
Let us Quote You Prices oh
AU Kinds of Trees
and Shrubs
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L. B. WARNER Jr.
At Warner, Wortman (EL Gor
Grocery j& je? JP Medford
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AI KINDS OP DRY
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Oak, Laurol, Fir and Pine. Uuy younvintor stpply nowj
roasottahjo prices. - v
The Sun Star Wood GQflipajiy
COS Almond st,
Phono Main 6051.
Joi Keyawa,
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Cliuirniileeil Honest ami
Reliable Me&sciie;crH.
Tiiij und I'ucKiiKo Dcliwty
ii Specialty.
Medford Messenger Service
Uudor Ni'iv .MaiiiiKeuiont.
PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE.
All Miinll pnreelH or hiohkiikcsi ilclivv'ted i'lvo bliiel.H or undor
Ovor lio block nnd under ten . , .
Over ton blocks and under lift eon .
Over iiftccn blocks .
FRED IIANH('M. Prop. 337 South Central Ave,
Telephone Mini 1 J i:. Mcillord. Qi-cgun
.100
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J 'ft -JSSi.
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Figola .
Bread
Contains ingredients
of Figs.
tJTIIK BREAD OF
MERIT.
JNat in name only, but
in roality.
CIA wholesome, nutri- i
tious broad.
JAids digestion
SOLD EXCLUSrVJSLYBY
TODD SCO.
MEDFORD BAKERY
AND DELICATESSEN
BUY YOUR ROAST
TURKEY HERE
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LANDPST, JOHNSON 6 LILIUS, IN
Real Estate and Insurance
Special Representative for
International Real Estate
Association, Chicago, 111,
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AGENT FOR
FRANKLIN FIRE INS. CO.
RELIANCE FIRE INS. CO.
BARGAINS AND MPNEY
.' MAKERS IN FARMS, ORCH
ARDS & TIMBER LANDS.
201 St. Mark's Building, Phone 2411
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Medford Iron Works
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E. Ch Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines. Spraying Outfits, Pump,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So, Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO,
TIMBER LANDS WANTED
List with us what you have for salo, Timber
cruising and estimates furnitshed,
HARRIS TIMBER UND COMFY
208 FRUITGROWERS BANK BLDfr,
MEDFORD, OREGON,
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Determined to Sell
This beautiful country place, comprising 14 acres, Is located
wltWn a mile of Mcilford upon one of the best country roads In
the valley. It Is practically all set to trees, with, a family orchard
In liearlnij. The bulldlnijs, which could not be duplicated for less
than $2,70p, are all new. The house (bungalow) Is exceptional
ly attractive,
ror iiu npxi lev nays wo uuvo ucen uniiigrucu ju vwr wo
property at the low price of $8000.00. Any reasonable terms will
be accepted Arrange to see this bargain Monday. If the price is
npt rltjht, make us an offer.
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Huntley-Kremer Go.
214 FRUITGROWERS' BANK BUILDING.
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PLUMBING
SirAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
All Work Ciuarnntood Prices Roafionablu-
COFFEEN (Si PRICfc
j 11 North D St-.Medfoid Oro. Phone 303
nir irniwfBWBi
Troutman Orchard Heater
Tlio world 'a standard oil efficiency and oconomy.
They burn air. Made in sovon types to meet any
rcquiroinonts. Special prices for short tinie. To
also manufacture tlio lard pail hcars, "Writ firl
1, Wuudt, General Agent, Meridian, Idaho.
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