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ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

Scripture—Exodus 30:1-5; 35 :30-96:1; 97:1-88:81.

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the Tabernacie. accordi: to hi bility.— spiritually Exodus 31:1-5;. 35: 30-365. rane 21-7. “ . ‘Rootes 37:1-38:21. 38:22-31. MEMORY VERSE: “Not slothful in business; fervent in spirit; serv ing the Lerd.”—Romans 12-11.

of their ability, using their

LITTLE KNOWN CHARACTER

Bezalel Example. Is Inspiration

(Editer’s note: The follow- "o lere

National Council of Churches im the U.S., and ie used by permission.)

By R.H. RAMSEY

Today's lesson deals with Bezalel, a little-known Biblical eharacter whose career sets forth an inspiring example of a man called to consecrate his hu- man skill to the glory of God.

Bezalel waas a skilled and ded- deated craftsman whom the Lord called to architecture,

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wisdom,

fabric

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which lecesied in the wilderness Moses declared that the Lord had called Bezalel, a man @reat artistic gifts, to beautify the house of God and make it appealing to those who wor- shipped there. Moses goes on to relate that Bezalel's skill arose from the fact that filled him with His Spirit, ‘‘in in understanding, in knowledge, and in all manner of workmanship.” Bezalel's creative mind de-

God

each of us possesses some gift

of God. However small and in-

ome Freee. ne sete

of field of you, it is an intricate part

mag oy te ina in every |the great scheme of God, who nation. expects only the consecrated

of | These two great artists set |USe of the gifts He has given us. themasives up e6 teachers ‘ef ee ee others of artistic bent. Beza' a . By

had and the

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worked with wood, gold, silver, brass and precious stones; Oho- Hab and designed

The word went forth that ev- eryone was to make some con- tribution to the construction of

their rings and jewelry; men , |their precious woods and ee —wealth, to the thrilling —— eaten te and Oholiab.

. throw more nuts to his jumbo friends and I hugged him

‘ brings, so it has been great joy to watch the aware-

“THE CHURCH FOR ALL*¢ ALL FOR THE CHURCH

gifts to serve the Lord in what- ever way they could.

Like tp Israelites, we are not | all Bezalels or Oholiabs, persons | of genius and great skill. But |

no way lessened. It must be used diligently, for God is not so much interested in what we

achieve as in what we try % achieve; in our impulse and will- ingness, rather than in our ac-

with beautifully textured woven materials.

Tabernacle. Women brought

hands may find to do, let us seek the in of the Spirit, that we may do it with all our might and skill, that we

® (iy aie ll cur fl int work

talestor time—

the Lord

SHOULD WORK LONGER

Gary was three years old the other day. We took him as a birthday treat for his first trip to the zoo. He dearly loved all of the animals, but the peak of adven-

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DAILY BIBLE READINGS

Sunday, Oct. 17: Nehemiah 6. Monday, Oct. 18: Hebrews 2. Tuesday, Oct. 19: Hebrews 3. | Sobey Wednesday, Oct. 2: Hebrews

(ey by Industrial $4,000,000 plant sear there be. Sobey in cause of fmancial problems

Political Books Pour Off Press"

By DAVE McINTOSH a

posed plant

“We have signed an agree- ment with Industrial Estates Ltd., and are awaiting a go-| ahead from them.” the spoke<-

s here Friday, says there ian said.

the — oo soe ee ae “This project is being will cover the sales available is re . a revolt. | sctively pursued iated Canada marke's. Books on polities are pour- he says, existed only in the | and sagatiees and _cmpert ing off the presses at such @ minds of the Conservative rate that the eye-weary reader | chief and a handful of his . ean probably thank Dr. Guy | cabinet : h Kirk f J oe eee BE Oe | St Oo The Kirk of St. James

servative immigration minis-

ter and again a candidate in Minister:

. dian

issuing a 24-page summary in | Carleton, said Mr. Sevigny er dn ot @ | wen peek a oe The Rev. Malcolm A. MeCuias,"B.A., B.D. | ® after the event. Director of Music

| have any books on the } may some day write his own Christopher Gledhill, M.A., B. Mus., ARCCO :

Ce ae We One | enneent. ‘|

ve gone one up op Collections of speeches by i oe

their opponents by publishing | Prime Minister Pearson and]. Divine Warghip—tt:00. e.m. os

hos teviawe on works by | Robert Thompson, Social Sermon: 4

ersaries. Credit leader, have recently ‘ , STRA LAND’ §

For . Defence Min- | been published—not in the 7 oe roe Se ae Stay, Deliver, Res ceviewed | come veleme, af course. Anthem:

lew Democrat Andrew Mr. Pearson is an author m “O Lord God’'—Wesley Brewin’s. bopk on Canadian | his own right—on diplomacy— -

| seevative associate. defence

Mr. Diefenbaker said he

and Transport Minister Pick- ersgill has edited the diaries of the late prime minister Mackenzie King.

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This was probably not as | Besides Dr. Marcoux and You Are Invited To Worship With Us

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The Shape of Scandal. In looking over the groaning | bookshelves, one has to ’

publication.

Finance Minister Gordon wrote a book called Troubled | Canada, That was in 1961 | when Mr. Diefenbaker was stil in power and a year be- fore Mr. Gordon was elected |

George Hogan, Conservative candidate in York West, and

tive cendidate in Queens, have published books on their party.

Pierre Sevigny, former Con-

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AALIFAX (OP) — Frank H. lot, detail have been rescived.” eS eee The head of the provincial Getakce Tin. said Friday he|industry promoting agency: was was ‘‘quite confident that Cana-|commenting on reports earlier Motor Industries will go|Friday from Sdyney that there |

11.00 a.m.—MORNING ae 4& Sermon SUBJECT: There A Need For God In

Trinity’ ANTHEM: ‘'O Taste and See’’ (John Gess) 7:00 p.m.—EVENING PRAYER & Sermon SUBJECT: ‘‘Dare We Ask Forgiveness, Whee

Saturday, Oct. 23: Hebrews 9. Breton as soon as all matters pany going ahead with plans to

We Forgive Not Others”. (Part two of the Lord’s Prayer).

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Sacah TH Saracen te Cane wer chance of the com-

ture was the elephants. His eyes shone as he watched - the great gray trunks snuffle and find his bravely flung peanuts, then ‘stuff them into giant erunch-.

jaws.

“Oh,” he breathed adoringly, “elephants are big «a8 big as God!”

His arm tightened around my neck as he leaned to

close, glad that already he has learned to see God everywhere.

STOCKHOLM

I, myself, was almost grown before I realized God’s “ever-presence” and the strength this knowledge

ness of this truth develop early in my son.

« Why don’t you go to your church and take’ your child with you? It is the most important experience you can share with him.

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approach to life in his writings The stock

from_whom he draws his char acters for his writings.

On one of his infrequent. trips abroad, he travelled with Nikita Khrushchev to the United States

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