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By Idowu O. Adelubi

In the dictionary, the. word sin means "to break a religious law or moral principle; to commit an offense or fault of any kind". But is this all that this word really means? Let us scrutinize the meaning of this word and really get the right concept of what it is all about.

It would be worthwhile gettingthe Bible's definition of sin before- going into what sins really are. The Bible talks about sin being the transgression of the law. These laws are ‘ the commandments of God, the creator, given to man-through Moses on Mount Sinai. Moreover, it is evident from the Bible that so many other human acts which are sins are not categorically stated in the laws.

One might therefore ask

if that means the Bible

is not complete? The ansWer is NO. The Holy Bible is complete. The Bible gave a clear definition of what sin

is. 'In I John 5:17, the Bible says "All unright— eousness is sin." Note the three letter word "all". Thus anything unrighteous is sin. This includes the transgression of the laws; the unrighteous human acts; and whatever your mind can'think of as being unrighteous.

Now that we have analysed what sin is, it is worthwhile looking into what results it has and what the consequences are. Sin is destructive. Sin will destroy man both

Rumor Hath it. . . . . . .....

—that Fall Fest isn’t too far off. —there’s a football game Saturday against Mt. A.

—Marion Hall has a flasher.

-Guinness is coming back on Oct. hth, for a good foot stomping, beer drinking time.

—Kevin and Robin will never be a success at clam digging.

- one of U.P.E.I.’s new football players was seen in Bernardine Hall, dressed up as a girl. ~

—Jackie forgets her glasses at the wrong times.

-the Co—ed is soon approaching.

—Vince Mulligan just can’t keep track of his car.

-Mary finally-turned 19.

—Kim is happy that Guinness is coming back, this time

she might remember them.-

—Rocky 111 lives in Maryfield. ~ sock is hanging on the bulletin board on 2nd

—Parloo’s floor Bernardine Hall.

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physically and sprirituallv.

The Bible says "...the

soul that sinneth, it shall

die." What God recognises

as being death is the

eternal separation between

man and God, his

creator. God has not at

anytime and will not

have any communiOn with

sin. God hates sin to

the utmost, but the

sinner himselszod loves

with a measure that could

not be expressed. ,’ Godfs love is eternal.

Despite the fact that

I men have wronged God,

He makes a way of escape from death for us. Everlasting life, escape from the,wrath of God which is coming. upon this sinful world, and everlasting joy and peace, are the will of

God for you.

Friend, God loves you. Christ died for your sins. You don't need to pay the penalty because it has already been paid for you. ,Why should you die? Why should you allow the wrath of God to fall on you when God has prepared the way of ~ escape? All that-God requires of you is to believe and turn over your life to Jesus Christ. Recognise yourself as a sinner worthy of death according to God's standard, and then repent of your sins which means ' confess them, and turn away from them. Tell God you are sorry.

Accept Christ's finished work. Ask the Lord Jesus Christ to come into your

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For further inquiry,, questions, or explanation on this and other related spiritual problems,‘ . contact IDOWU Ou'ADELUBI, ROOM 311, BLANCHARD HALL,

' UPEI, CHARLOTTETOWN. . PHONE (902) 892—5573.

life. I guarantee you

upon the whole truthl V of the Bible that if you

sincerely do this, your sins will be blotted

out and forgiven completely. 'Friend, would you be _ free from the bondage of ‘sin? There is power in

SEC. or STATE TO MEET NUS

Canada's Secretary of State David MacDonald has agreed to meet with the National Union of Students this fall to discuss stud-

ents' concerns with the Canada Student Loans Program. -

NUS learned of the agreement after MacDonald's constituency office was called by Kevin Walker, the student president at the University of Prince Edward Island, informing

them that the NUS was interested in the meeting. ‘

Hours later, MacDonald's Ottawa office .called the NUS national office. ‘

It is through the Secretary of State that 'all legislative changes to the Canada Student Loans Program are directed, and it is this office which will determine how quickly the federal government moves on the development of a new student assistance plan for all Canadian students. ~

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