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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1961)
A Woman's Misfortune Her hair style wasn't specific. Her make-up scheme was horrific, Her dress was too long and ruffled, In fact, she looked rather muffled; Her hat musfve come from the attic, Her laughter sounded like static, But pause before you deride her She had no daughter to guide her! Ethel Handcock Harp God... Or The Greatest Fraud That Ever Lived! Most people will agree chit Jesus Christ was a great man . . . that He was an inspired spiritual lead er . . . that He performed miracles never performed before or since His time by anyone else. But today ... as at Christ's trial before the high priest Caiphas . . . many are unwilling to accept Our Lord's claim to be the divine Son of Almighty God. For nearly 2,000 years the Catholic Church has maintained that, as Jesus claimed, He "and the Father are one." Based on what He said and did . . . what He claimed and what He fulfilled . . . He had to be the Son of God or the greatest fraud that ever lived. Prophecies scattered through the books of the Old Testament, written as long as 1,000 years before Christ's birth, describe the family from which he was to come . . . the circumstances of his birth ...his life of preaching and mir acles... and finally, his birth and death for the sins of mankind. AH these prophecies apply to only one man in all the annals of human history to Jesus Christ alone. If we are to accept Christ as the center and essence of our reli gious faith, the least we can be lieve of Him is that what He said was true. And under cross examination by Caiphas, when asked to declare if He was "the Christ, the Son of God," Our Lord replied: "Thou hast said it" (Mat thew 26:63, 64). A man who only claims to be the Son of God could not have done the things Jesus did to prove it. No mere human being could walk on the waters, still the waves, cleanse the lepers, restore sight to the blind, bring the dead back to life. One who only claimed to . be divine could not have returned from the grave as Christ did. The whole foundation of the Christian religion rests upon God's promise to send His only begotten Son to redeem a sinful world. He did not promise to send merely a gifted preacher, or a pious leader but His Owji Son. And no lesser person's sacrifice, however noble, would have been sufficient to achieve the redemp tion of man. What do you think of Christ? Wouldn't you like to know more about Him and what His birth and life and death mean to you and your own immortal soul? If so, write today for our free pam phlet entitled: "His Name Shall Be Called GOD WITH US." It will be mailed in a plain wrap per; nobody will call on you. Ask for Pamphlet No. FM-55. SUPREME COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS RELIGIOUS INFORMATION BUREAU j 4431 Linddl Blvd., St. louil B, Ma. IPIeate tend me your free Pamphlet en . titled! 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He agreed, but the next night when he came home, he found his wife dressed in a new gown, hat, and shoes, with a full-length mink coat carefully draped over her arm. "I thought we were going to the minister's tonight." he said. "We are but you don't want me to go looking like a poor woman, do you?" Terry Edler Most arguments about new ram start from scratch. Dan Bennett Officials in a Russian village roused everybody from bed one morning. "It's election time," they shouted. "Everybody to the polls.'" Dutiully, the citizens paraded to the balloting area and cast their votes. But one old man was curious. "What am I voting for?" he asked. "Are you crazy?" an official replied. "Don't you know this is a secret ballot?" Ends and Means It's after I've struggled To twist, tear, and lienil That I see the words: "Open at Other End." Richard Armour Nobody was happier to see Johnny start to school than his parents. In his short life, he had left the house a shambles and his parents nervous wrecks. For several days, peace reigned during the school hours. Then one day the phone rang and a man identi- Fomlly Weekly. January 29, IMI Red himself as the school principal. "Frankly," he told the mother, "young Johnny is more than we can handle. I forced to ask your help." "Listen," she replied, "all those years I had him alone did I call you for help?" Mrs. P. G. Mazzeo
