Daily capital journal., June 13, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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lAQB "SIX . i . iii ' ;
Ziegweld's Follies of
1914 Opens the Summer
Silly Season- Girls Galore
n. ni.Ho
v v i. , , ,i ti,v have And lust, but not least, In thm tono
New otV, Juno U-Thoy ",,,, ni.ni.ral town, th. Kol-j
changed some of the (irlics, to be sure, off(,r ome distinctly new dance
ad the costumes are a bit scantier
and the songs have new words, but
those change are not enough to make
the summer show of 19H instinctive.
The summer show l upon u. once more
and it comes u to tur exjioctatioiis as
Zl wl irl pate " JE -ins
.tat, Ls'at. lace, to set off
well as down to our appreiirusiuu.
.tarn, """""'-"-"
and it noes for all 01 them.
Ziettweld'a Follies of 1H was among
the find to open the silly season. It
is at the New Amsterdam, and really is
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feld, dr., he who was divorced by Anna
Held and then p.ave the Hialto n jolt
in the .olar pie,. by marrying chic
Jlillio llurke, puts on a "Follies" ev
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nsiiar in the summer kcn-on This year
lie hns what is known to the trade us
a "sure fire aneees:i. " It i:i success
ful beenitse it is good '"ok ut '"
nputa and contains more than one
.joke that can be lauc'.ied ut in a. pine:..
The l'ollies are frothy to a decree ami
are utterly innocent of plot. The New
York summer theatergoers who are Mr.
ami Mrs. Tired-Husine. siuun have come
to look upon Ziegfold's ut.draned briiml
of dogdiiy entertaiiir.ieiit as .in insti
tution. They have been teciii; them on
Itrnadwny for seven years.
Hut the first-niKhters of this yeiir,
of wi.om ''Diamond Jim" Hra.ly wus
anions the foremost, were fnreed to ad
mit thnt the Follies are not up to the
Zicgfeld standard. For this there are
two contributing causes. Zicgfeld, as
a bridegroom hns been busy with a lot
of other things, niul (leorgo V. Ilobarl,
the so-called "book" ami tho major
portion of the lyrics, hns been at work
for several weeks writing most of the
recent Lambs' All Star (iambol stuff,
liaymoiid Hnbbell, wiio wrote the mi
siej makes of his private life n closed
l.nnk. an it is ininossihle to say w'.ui!
i.niim.,1 him n writi. suc h i.iiisic for llio I
latest Follies.
However, cs has been said, the lat
est Ziegfehl offering is a summer show
and as such it ought to fill I he New
Amsterdam fall season. There are
scores of girls and mot of them are
pretty. Those who lire not are shapely
and they wear next to nothing. The
songs are catchy some of them and
Funeral Effects
Are the Last
A rbiters of
I've often heard of limber belts, exactly the width of the watch and
And of belts of corn, and wheat; decorated with a single jeweled slide
Hut an oilcloth licit (leo! I and is pinned to tho blouse or the out-
That 's a new one on me. ', side of the eoat with a bur pin.
And on every girl you meet. j The advent of this new rival has not
'- ! wrested all the wrist watches from the
New Vork, .Inne U-Kvervthing is ' H ' fashion ny any means, and
going to waist. That portion of worn- "" the novelties dark enamel
au's anaton.v has long been the junk .watel.es set wrh brilliants in bracelets
heap for all sorts of metals, hides a..d'f "".v ' ''harming exponents of the
fabrics to hang upon; but the present '' lur lIa;k '"V1 wlllto CW,'U'11
wide girdle of hard black shiny oil-i eonibinat.o.is and settings,
cloth is the champion belt of all for'
uncompromising ugliness. Nevertho-j .lust another little instance of fash
loss, it i. smart, oil very, and you aim- ion's wierd vagaries is the stylo or
ply must be spanned with one about wearing the eorsugo bouquet in the
your middle. middle of your back instead of in
Tho accepted model Is about eight front, it is quite tho thing to fasten
inches wide in crushed effect nnd fas-j either a single rose or a tiny nosegay
tens on the side with a sprawling ver- in the middle of tho back of your
thai bow of tho shiny material, illackj crush silk girdle whose sash ends the
oilcloth is most extensively used but j fall from the floral decoration. If you
whito oilcloth is doei.iedly chic also and prefer, a rosebud may nestle instead on
gives the fair wearer the appearance! the left hand flare of your rolling col
of being all dressed up like the kitchen - lar.
table. I .Salamander fashions launched from
' This craze for oilcloth nnd ribbon the descriptions of the style of gur-
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r;,u f,.i,i..;. i..,. i n i,uf
trimming nnd now that it has her on at their feet. As the frocks and suits
the middle ground it does not seem are all cut on the straight lines of tho j
nt all misappropriate that it should long Hussian blouse, it will certainly be ;
appear as the very newest of all dress like playing with fire for any but the:
trimmings. j very slim a id most youthful of figures i
Particularly in combination with bluo)tn adapt the Salamander styles to their
serge is the handing and binding of tho own personality. j
hard black shiny surface most strik-i Kven the most pudgy, however, may
iag. indulge in an adoption of Salamander
r'mieral effects on both hat and gloves, hankies and stationery, the last :
fro. k are simply the Inst gasp of the
none nu.i .in ii gia.eu wren., is ot Willie
leaves nun iiowers on u.e t.i... gin.eii
black and white straw shapes in eom -
bination with the dull gla:'.ed ribbons
are nothing if not "dead"' swell. Lot
us hope, however, that lovely woman 's
imi.l passion for everything glazed will
not extend to her eves.
"Wut.ii out" is again the slogan,
To be abreast of the time vour watch
must now dangle from the bosom of
your eoat or blouse, of oblong shape
like the Hiuiiitst wristwntcht-s the new
tinieiece hangs on a grosg.ain ribbon!
TJse Allen's Foot-Ense. I
The nutiseptic powder to be shaken
into tho shoes. If vim want rest and
comfort for tired, aching, swollen, and
sweating feet, use Allen Koot-Kuse. It
relieves corns nnd bunions of nil pain lie declares he never will he. lie was ; pcop.e. nimisuMs or me i.ospet in me , Fwn ,fs own 9t;itttUol nt. the speaker Himself wns accused of being nn evll
and prevents blister, sore and callous giv en until Tuesday to post a :!(K) bond ; various pulpits, professots theologians, j cont,madi ,e ltU)Iu s vcry sUnp!e ,, j doer, a blasphemer, an Injurious per-
e..uB. .nisi i ne iiiing nir iuncing
Parties, Patent Leather Mioes, nnd for
lireuM.ig in isew Mioes. Jt is the
greatest comfort diwoverv of the age.
it. :r ns
trial oaekaV address Allen 8. Ob...
stead, l.e Koy, if. x.
MEDIUM IS SENTENCED TO
OO TO JAIL FOB 30 DAYS
Seattle, Wash., June 12. A. J. fpeck-
rrt, spiritualist medium nnd lawyer,
was sentenced to .til days in the county
jail by Judge A. W. Prater this mora -
thd niusie is wuistleable eome of it.
stops. That alone constitutes a
lire hit."
Arthur llaminerstein opened the Hoof
...r.ie on , , . . .. .
punio infill ftirRit i'i 9 ,
their prpmi'r.
1 no liamnierHi.fiii rum
' -' -mfort-blo and in time.;
,'Hst has " " 1
'.,, ., ;v(.,.k the nsi.nl vaudeville bill
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Another of t.ie same kind made its
dibi t a few umhts Inter when the Pass- ,
"K W of replaced the Whirl
of the World at t.ie Winter .ardei.
1 be I'assinjc Shoir an, I the hollies are
alwi.ys r,vl, .hey r.re bu.lt on the
Mime ilm. in that their alleged aim
to j,rtr.v the foible, of the day. j
Hut if the man mid uirl on the street
hal the freakish foibles that we sec
on the summer stajri1. they would be in
Matt.i.wan in less time than it takes
to tell it. The l'nssinu Mhow has a
chorus of the peai hiest sort of girls i
anil the tall and stately show ((iris in
front of the chorus and just behind the
"ponies are the haughtiest beauties
ti be found hereabouts. Outside of
ti.nt, it's the yanie story, with slight
variation, as the other hot weather
shows of this ami many other sum
mers. A certain newspaper dramatic critic
who is u war correspondent when he
is not working at his regular trade,
ciime up from Mexico the other day,
after reviewing the vaudeville and bur
losipio at Vera Crux and nain bean
to dope out the daily best bets in the
theatrical handicap, in one of bis yarns
lie happened to mention Augustus
Thomas, the Missourian playwright.
"Hah, shake a leg and get hep,"
jibed the office boy. "Augustus Thom
as died nioro 'n a ino.it ago somewhere.
over'n Yurrup like Morgan." Fren-
ziedlv the critic grabbed tho teleiihono
and culled up the Lambs' chili.
"I want to find out about 'fins
Thomas' dentil," he (hoiited. "I just
heard about it."
"This is Thomas," came back the
drawling response. "I assure you I
am not dead. It was an actor, with a
similar name, who died."
on Hats
Gasp of the
Women s Styles
.lol,n,.n. Intent 'novel have New York
two articles sporting a facsimile
, o. ,,,e .....ri. ..kc oe .sue n '
uecoriii.oi.. i no onii.niiim.ri giuwa,
j both long nnd short, are all of biscuit;
or cafe an luit suede nnd doeskin and
w'ry correct and trim looking. There
lire also Salamander blouses, hats, capes
and everything for feminine wear from:
.the sMn out.
Indeed, if clothes made the wo. nan
as they say they do the man, then by.
donning n complete Salamander outfit!
presto eoniige, everv woman could turn
into a fascinating lM.lo" of the
book and capture a millionaire spouse'
on the strength of her garment.'. '
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in for contempt of court in his failure
to pnv ..0 alimonv recently ordered
in connection with the divorce proceed-
ings of his wife, He.pnn M. Speekert.
Hut Specke. t is not behind the burs.
ninovv.ng n.s notice mat lie win carry
tiie ease to the supreme court
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j CHICAGO LAWYER SELECTED.
.ir ... l.
ed to.lav fro.,, an authoritative source
-en toiiay j nun an auinor.iai.ve source
l;ere that Thomas H Jones, a Chicago
of the federal reserve board under the
' new currency law. The nnmimitinn of
1 Jones, a former member of the Prince-
ton university board of trustees "'"1
' personal friend of President Wilson,
probably will be .sent to tbe senate i
1 Monday. I
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THfl RIbIa thfl M(Kt Wnnrfftrflirhr wt-l They
lilt DIW IUO WUOl HWJUOIIUI,.-. . u ......
Book In tba World.
BASIS OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH
mgny nosing raiin in inn umn
voed f Cod CauM of Thit Great :
P.llins W-Th Liaht ef Today
In Confliot With the Darkne.s of th. baa promised. Our forefathers, he de- ;
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Past Difference Batwstn Faith and '
Cr.dullly-B.aia of Confid.nc. In th. 1
n?si. Pcf. of It. ln.oir.ti.n '
Dibl. - Proe . of lu ' '"P'"- '
Proof. Thai It "
Firm F.und.tion For Full Ai.uranc. j
June 7. The
rb.itn-Driiii.il of
Creation, which Is
being exhibited
throughout the
I'liltiwl KtjitPri. Is
awakening new
Interest in the Hi- ;
hie Many who
have seen the Tho- '
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t.i-iirumii
eXfirCliSed t ll 0 1 I
.it.-fi, with
1.11 l l.ll IIV 1 l.IU , i...
Its boautirul pres
entation of the
A 1
prominent featui-es of Kiipture and , T,w lwUU mt moBt e
with its clear explunatlon of Home , nr go ,Mcd lhllt tlly do uot
points which long have milled crlticul , knw wh(t fo 1)e,(v yet he d.
people. Whoever sees It thereby oh- ,InrB(J nt t,iU vcl.y whcn ngl)ep
tains grasp upon the It b e ns a I erltU-lam Is undermining tbe foundu
whole. The public are certainly grate- t,n of B fflth wh,n many ,nteU
fill to Tustor Hussell, through whose I . ,, ra ,,.,.,,, , th,k
Instrumentality this wonderful wo !
or ait is iicinif exmmtou iree. ,
loilny tlie rastors text was, ctiuu.v .
to show thyself approved unto God, a , ,,, for nmnllll savntlon was never
workman thnt needeth not to tie I so wcl, ,II1(jlrst0()a ns Just now. In the
nshamed. rightly dividing the Word of n)k,st of tlle tunnoll lu the denom-Trutb."-2
Timothy 2:15. Inatlons. In the great Institutions of
We are all sadly nwnre that not i learning mid In the world.
ninny of the people ot uo nnve ine
full assurance of faith mentioned in
tlio Scriptures, tho speaker said. In
deed, we must all admit that the great
majority are losing, not only their
faltb, but also the foundation of faith.
For years the great colleges of Chris
tendom have been undermining faith
by undermining belief in the Itlble.
While they do not make nu attack
upon faith Itself, while they nil ml in It
Hint faith may hnvu Its place ns a
grand quality of character, nnd that
the Scriptures Instruct for faith, yet
they proceed to do the very same kind
of work that Robert Iligersoll nnd
Thomas I'alne tried to accomplish to
undermine confidence in the Bible ns i
the Word of God. That coulldonce U
the very basis of oil faith, Dllulel dtI not wrlte tho b()()U whlL.n ! " fl the thousand years of the Re gn
After wo have lost our conlldenco. i nra llIs 1)alueor ,f ,le m, tut it CJ ,lst' f ' consecrated he la
what have we left for a foundation of wn8 fulnllw bcfoI.e tlle cbiistiau era. ! I,pr41'",s fullilled HU pronilw by glv
belief? We have merely what Is called ! m,twitl.staiidl..g .lesus' assertion to tlicm n ''"' of Ilia Holy Spirit
Higher criticism unit evolution; nnu d,e contrary.
this means that after a little process ' Tne ustor, like all reasoning Chrls
of reasoning along these! lines ninny ti,, pTOple, relies upon tbe Internal
would conclude that tho Bible Is mere- evidence of the Bible that It is the
ly u collection of choice pieces of on- Word of God. That internal evidence
clent Jewish literature, writ ten by men cannot, be doubted. The Old Testn
wuo really knew less than do we. I meiit prophecies mid the tentiilngs of
ibe Pastor then demonstrated thnt '
those who reject the Itlble us the Word
of God have no other foundation for
whatever faith they may possess than
the guess of this or that mau, or of
themselves, ne pointed out the well
known fnct thnt nil men are more or
less Imperfect In judgment: and that If
men were to picture God there would
be ns ninny different styles of God rs
there are different persons.
The speaker Illustrated bis point by
calling nttenilon to the numerous
creeds formulated during the Dark
Ages nnd to the different kinds of Gods
those different creeds have pictured.
The noblest minds of that time were
deceived Into worshiping tbe worst
kind of linnges thnt could be runde.
I "e flcclnrcd thnt while the heathen
nntlons were making their ugly Idols
t ot wood, stone, clay or metal, the
nations of Christendom were printing
ntroclous descriptions of God the like
of which could not bo moulded out of
clay or fashioned out of anything else,
He was not Uniting fault with our fore-
fathers, but with the real instigator of
tit. t.,m,i misrepresentations of the
iimlLditr As St Paul declares "The
; Rn(j f 't,H World hath blinded the
i ni,1(ls of tlu.m ,.lt boIicve
lest
: tin llrif nt tint t!nr!iiw f!fwnii1 nt
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Th. Cauo. of th. Falling Away.
Tlicn the Pastor shelved thnt the
eye of many Christians are not wide
open for the same reason that St. Paul
Bine I ue ii. iiiuuaii tiuuiii. iuu Bou
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thi,t "ny KCt , 0 oyis 01 , umU'1'" I
st'"'""' "I'1'"- Again, bt. 1 mu fore- j
M' that 111 the end of tills Ago "many ;
8lli,n u'l,,"'t from the faith giving ;
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have denied the faith and others nre i
; denying It-good people, lute llgent
college prcsit.eiiis cui.ievs.ug umi uiey
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We nre not to suppose for even a mo
ment thnt these people who nre falling
m ti.0 f..ith nr wkkd. on
I "le coutrnry, they ore well-lntcnUoned ,
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j -mnnjr of them tine pei He. But they
light ot tho New Dispensation the de
lusions of the past nre coming up con-
tnntly for criticism. Indeed, so great
, s the conflict between the llfht of the
I
r Ukt loil "m stars." so to pe. i
. oaU tStohUed ttfat the, So xM '
; ktw liai to tWuk I
Ktt tt Vor demoix.tr. tod that i
aa tlwlWord of Ood la lUat tbey are
Vjioi famflUf -with cojitenta. klany :
! ar atlll Iwtdlnir to to fc rti.tur Ih a i
TinKHw.- (uii.tni aaralimt tuuw that !
leat Jltey !o the very small amount
of fitlth whk?h they imwieaa. If only ;
wen knew It. they nerer really bare I
bad a well established fnlth. i
Faith Vsraua Credulity. ' '
ru i ia J,..,. , :
! the difference MtM tme faith and '
that which Is often misnamed faith. ! 'ow" B"u ,ower a "k"
but whl, I, in realltv la crednlltv. The ! T,,en 11 Wft8 that the "doctrines of de-
-..m,...i in ti. a rt,..,p- u
ti.r .-l.i,.h ri,.to. tn tblnT which find !
dared. Had too mucli connuence In,"'
men. They .wallowed the creed of t m who believe not-bl iuls them by
th Dark Arcs; and the more absurd various false doctrines which
,llc IiroIH,sltl(111. tbe nioro , they once God s people believed.
thought tl.ev had. They should have i The Pastor then :.ve the two views
nsked w-,lurc ,1S (;(d declared such i t the Almighty which mice obtained
things r' lie maintains that we should
accept by fnlth only vt hat tbe Ixird has
assured us of In Ills Word.
1 We have made a great mistake as to
what fnl til really Is. be thinks. Faith
must have u basis, and that basis must
hnve some Intelligent presentation. To
'"'"''ve tlle ',i,,ie 118 "le Word of:
" because our parents did so j
ls 1101 fnitn "' "" l,'!llll,,n peoples do
Just as well as Unit they believe ns
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liu... ..ill i. .in . c .mill in . iiv jiiiir
l..n .... ... I. ...... r.li.ll ... .1... .III. In
I we in. ist uiive p.uoi ioiil il is vi ouu.
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and to have that evidence we must un-
serlptiiral Hues. Bible students are tlnd- j
,nK t!le Wo.d ))f 0,j t(, lie tl)C nlost
wom,,.rfnl n()1(k r nI tl,e world. God's
Proof. That th. Bible I. Inspired.
Tbe Pastor then discussed some of
the so-cnfled findings of Higher Criti
cism thnt Moses did not write the
Pen tn tench, nor Isnlab the greater part
of tho prophecy which bears bis name,
etc. These critics, he declared, are try
ing to prove something by the outside
of the Bible. Their so-called findings
he believes' to be n matter of mere
guesswork; although, ns some of them
nro very'' bright men, they put up n
strong argument lu some things. They
will tindectake to prove thnt Jesus was
mistaken ,icn He declared that Isaiah
tho rrophut. said thus and so: that St.
Iinl v)ii.ij.iRn inlshiktMi whon hn nnot
td from Ut ,.ro,u.t HI,llU nllU Smti.
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the Lord and the Apostles so interlock
and depend one upon the other that
no human being could possibly have
thought out the gre.it Plun therein
found. All the way from Genesis to
Revelation the parts so co-ordinate and
fit together that one great, harmonious
linn ot the Ages is the result An
other stroug proof of the inspiration of
tbe Bible Is furnished in present-day
conditions, which were foretold by the
Prophets thousands of years ago.
Bibl. Not Man-Mad.
Then the spenker considered some of
the objections to tho Bible nsiinlly
brought forward by Infidels. lie show
ed that it is a weak argument indeed
which credits priests nnd knaves with
writing tbe Sacred Book. If Catholics
hud uiiule the Bible, they would natur
ally bnve put Into It niuny things
which nre not there; for instance, they
would have told about tbe Mass, about
Purgatory, bell-fire and eternal tor
ment, of' which there Is nothing said;
they would also have intimated that
we should use beads and images in
worship; they would have had some
thing about the Immaculate conception
oi me virgin, mm .mum ou ---
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being the first pope, etc
If, on the other hand. Presbyterians
! had written the Bible, they would have
i put in a great iieai nuout ue... nuoui
j pWt mu, ,on.clet.t ,,,. rtc. Metli-
j 0liists WOuld have left out nil about
; Ki,.otlon-mnking one's calling and
, ,.e,.tioti sure, the Verv Elect, ote.-for
fi.v .1,, 0t know what to do with
' - - . . t
' ,n,'se u''s- ' ur v-"u""lu- "'
would have left out the texts nuont
five grace; for tliew do not fit with
t,1(ir 1(1(,1S of 0UotIoii. All these do-
,lomiiiatloiis would have inserted some -
,hlnj. , rcsan to "the trinity;" for
,hl'v n" l,,,U1 tl,:U ,hiS lloCt,lne ,S tlle
very essence ot faith, although it Is not
I mentioned even once In the Rible! The
Pastor's conclusion 's that clearly the
, denominations did not make the Bible .
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to bo misunderstood ns "poking fun"
at tbe denominations; tor he realizes
thnt these dear people mean well, nnd
he loves all who love the Lord. But:
he bellev-ca thnt the whole world Is '
he bellev-ca thnt the whole world Is
from the Dark Ages, and thnt many
people oinu nfter sin today who
would. If they had a right knowledge
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"rt ot f"?0"
and ln merely by nmoii f uot aeeto ;
God; for It a.rM Him.,
fiotwltbstnodlr tl all Uwuaaod
M-rIIUR. therv la lu frery niatfa
wlot- fl"0"" i
tj of reverence, wlili ti ItnueU hi tii to
'" worship bis Crwitor. Bat.;,
1HeC0rdliiz to PL raiilV arxiiuient Jn
ht lottcr to the Homaiis. nltUoiurh man ,
was created perfect, there came a
time In the history or the fallen race '
when qieu were nnw tiling longer to re-;
,n ,nelr '"1",!:
Almighty gave them over to reprobate
""'" t0 do Improper thluna, a.l to
uins were inculcated Into the unman
m'nl. " t keeP n'ei Ignorance.
ness and superstition. The god
rtf hla nn?M l,ll,,a Ilia tnlnHa nr
in the thoughts of ninny Christians).
One side of our mlnils. im It were, pic
tured God as the great rciwosontntive
of SntiinlL- energy, bent iiikhi destroy- '
lug nearly nil the creatures whom He .
had brought into the world. The otli- '
er side, somehow, imagined Jltm lis j
kind, loving and merciful. Hut we did j
not know bow to balance these two '
sides. Fortiinntely for us, however. I
we got the devilish side subordinated. '
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mm ui.MiKiil Ul ou l.a iu iu, mm u,v
going to Him dally in prayer we tried
to forget the devilish part. The whole
world has been more or less In this
condition.
But. thank God! said the Pastor, we
are In the time when the path of the '
Just is shining more nnd more unto the '
perfect Dny. Thnt Day is now souearl
that ve enn almost see its dawn. In
a little while the Church of Christ will
have been fully gathered out of every :
people, nation, kindred mid tongue, j
out of all denominations.
Full A.iur.nc. of Faith.
The Pastor then explained how the
consecrated people of God may have '
full assurance of faith. In His Word
God tells ns thnt by nature we were ,
children of wrath even ns others: that 1
Christ tasted death for the whole
world, nnd that by and by He will
give buiiiiin life, restitution life, to nil
who will receive It; but that nionnttmo
the call is for those who will separate
themselves from the world and be "u
peculiar people, zealous of good works"
-of everything that Is God's will nnd
ready to lay down their lives lu doing
that will. Those who know that such !
Is the teaching of Scripture have a
good basis for faith. Those who have
taken the steps of repentance of
sin, of trusting in the Redeemer for ,
salvntlon, of consecrating themselves
to God, now have by faith all those
graces of character reckoned to tlieui !
which the world will actually receive ;
f.est any should misapprehend his
meaning, the Pastor explained thnt the
Holy Spirit Is not now manifested lu
the sumo way thnt it was in the early
Church. At thnt time it wns mani
fested In n miraculous way with out
ward evidences, such ns tongues, mira
cles of healing, etc., attesting that
those who received these gifts were
acceptable to God ns members of His
Church nnd hnd been begotten of the
Holy Spirit But after the Church hnd
been established, there wns no further
ueedof such manifestations. Through
out the remainder of the Gospel Age
the Holy Spirit hns manifested itself
only by the fruits of righteousness
meekness, gentleness, patience, broth
erly kindness love. When the mlrac
nlous gifts censed, those fruits nnd
graces of the Spirit continued.
The Tnstor concluded with nn eshor
tntion thnt the people of God see to it
Hint they daily grow in grace and in
knowledge, becoming more nnd -more
like the Lord Jesus In character. Our
Lord said thnt every tree Is known by
Its fruits. Are we bearing good fruit?
he nsked. Are we having more nnd
more fellowship with God nnd with
our Lord Jesus? Are we getting Into
deeper nnd broader sympathy with nil
of the Household of Faith? Are. we
coming more and more Into sympathy
with the poor world In Its fallen condi
tion, and with every good effort to help
them tip out of such condition? If so.
.. . .. .. ..
tnen we nnve eviiicuce not only thnt we
have believed In the right Book nnd In
; the true God, but that we nre the chil
dren of God and heirs joint-heirs with
Jesus Christ our Lord.
We shall be tested ns to our willing
ness to suiter with our Lord. This
does not mean sufTorlns for wrong-do
ing; for St. Peter reminds ns that n
I Christian who eorlW, no n hi.vl.n.l. I..
j otner mens nnairs is not suffering for
( lirlst s sake. Perhaps one-half of the
suftering In the world ami In the
CIiuitIi results from busybodying. r.ut
1 the people of God are not to suffer ns
' evil-doers. They mnT be misrepresent
! l,llt "' suffering is
j not for evil-doing, even .f they be so
blamed. But "if any uinn suffer, let
him suffer ns n Christian." The Kpenk
' cr reminded his bearers that Jesus
! i.n' mij i wr H.oll n...lr
rerseeutlons were on that score. But
j what the Apostle Peter says Is thnt if
j .von suffer let It be for something right
"lnc T0H "ave done, m harmony with
Tour covenant with God, lu harmony
1 four covenant wan uou, lu harinon;
; w,th GwV9 Won, ,L Th
who
rejoice
I therein: for the Spirit of God and of
i R!ory 0D- u" such, and they may
f3avo ful1 assurance ot faltb.
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