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ly to the mountain to hear God’s Law. -Exodu| 19.

ives Moses Ten Commandments

is proper and acceptable to Him.— Exodus ao.

MEMORY VERSE—“And to love him with all the heart, and with - strength. and to love his neighbor as himself, is more than all whole

LAW IS GIVEN

Epoch In Human History

in Exodus 19.6, we have per- ;nai; and to the end of the book mm the most signiﬁcant ,imi the legislation given there

(Editor's note: ~ The follow-‘ rival of the lsraelite host Ing material relating to tomor- row‘s Sunday School lesson .is based on copyrighted outlines produced by the Division .0! Christian Education. National

God is unfolded. These ters represent not only a

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By R. H. RAMSEY I As a preface to

and is used by permission.) the

or events. in God‘s chosen people which had a definite on israei's subsequent history.gion in history, God Otir lesson today concerns thel third of these events. the giv- in; of the Law at Sinai

Exodus 19 opens With the ar—

e for them. thus

:hour in Hebrew history, but

Moses — and through him. rael —- of what He has already

at Si-

by ch ap-

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;d0m 0f Priests and 1 MW “at- l unveil His holy nature and pur- . dim“? t, ion." in the New Tesla m e n t E There are nine major epochs. } communication of lsracl‘s leg 1] peter 2.9 and Ephesians L4] inent‘ univers 31 Obligation . i the ‘ the h i story of‘islation. the Lord annnum't‘s an we find a similar concept assi-i'l'hey stand apart from all tem- i orate reach of ideal for this nation such as is ‘ End to tho“ redeemed influence , not assigned to any other nat- , Christ. reminds l

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gle utterance ever made God concerning His an i purpose for His chosen people: Council of Churches in the U.S. . epochal hour in all human his- "Ye shall be unto me I king-

Now God sends Moses

‘5' from Sinai to ascertain the feel-: rings of the lsraelites: placing r pare them for receiving them under His sovereign rule. 1 Law; and to warn against -ap—‘

our. Covenant With His People ILLUSTRATED sumAY SCHOOL LESSON "marooﬂ a ‘ Sorlptlro—lxo“ not. I

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where God tells Moses if they obey which explicitly define man‘s duties receives a series ol laws applying ins Sabbath and the ‘ keepmg of the

ﬁlm and keep His Covenant they will to I ’m and Iflis fellgw manﬁ_'1‘henhi1‘l‘: tilile-mf whocrrdinary happtemngsécrg‘lizieossst feasts. God assures Israel of His pm ome t' arm worsr w a o w concern , I

“c a ho mm' Moses mum, "u mes a p of life. property and justice.~Exodug tection, presence and care—Exodus

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burnt offerings and sacnfioes.

proaching the mountain. either individually or as a group.

Upon his return,

the giving of the Ten Command. ,ments. The f'rst i with man's relationship to

the fourth a

ting six relating to our fellow man.

, These 10 Laws ideal pure charac t e r.

of religious and

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and with all the soul, and with all the ‘ k ' .

ween these laws and the follow-

hyiessential principles of a right- and1eousness truly mirroring God‘s:

b ml in unctions in the Sc

y l m 1d are valid for 3}] men ary daily circumstances of life down i in all places and at all times. This giving of the ' nre- t peak in Old Testament histor y, i lation ' reiniionc'ing the creation (mink; ness of human beings as per- ances. Its immediate dbject wag sons, and the sacredness of life

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By CARDINAL McGUIGAN I The Ecumench Council and

the common concern of all

Moses receives additional laws cover-

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to establish the covenant which the Almighty had entered into God begins i with representatives of the cho- lsen people. in which He redee- deal i med them fro m bondage

l Christians for unity have focus-

ed attention on the intimate bond between Mary and the Church. ,

Resignation ls Explained

DARTMOUTH. N.S_ (CP) ~— Dr. W.N. English, director of the Bedford Institute of Ocean- ography here, said Thursday he was transferring from the mines and technical surveys de- partment to a superintendent of electronics at the Canadian Armament Research and De- vetopment Es ' at Val Cartier, Que.

he ofﬁcial announcement of

n Egypt and n ow constituted them a unique nation.

After giving the Ten Com- mandments, God outlined the form of worship which is contain ti‘ne'ceptable to Him, Unlike

{frantic indecencics of pagan rituals, it outlaws misdemeanors and

God : bet-

our duties .to . the

all one

stroke. their explicit definitions impropriety in the Sacred Pre-

duties sence

moral . Exodus 21 begins what

is

, and a morality of perms. l commonly called “The Book of

Coven a n t." a rather elab. application of the Ten ' Commandments to the ordin- in the nation. Almost all of a I this passage is'devoted to legis-

Law is concerning the sacred-

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Last: summer she screamed when we took her near the ocean. Now she loves to splash around under her parents’ watchful eye. One day she'll be swimming out past the breakers

and riding in on a wave.

How does one explain this emerging courage? It is a con» bination of growth, training and conﬁdence. And no two alone as sufﬁcient — it takes all three

These three have also their spiritual counterparts. From

for everyone. Man, woman. c’hild, Hebrew and Gentile. servant and master, rich and poor, all are one in regard to these laws.

Then follow careful instruc- tions regarding property and I group of miscellaneous laws. The 23rd chapter beg-ins with a series of commands hear- ing upon the course of justice and is a fine example of the spirit of the New Testament. in the Old.

ac- 1 many

forms of i

‘ Dr. English's resignation as the i oceanographic lnstltute's first !director was made in Ottawa. l The mines and technical sur- lveys department, which oper- i, ates the institute on the shores of Bedford Basin, said the res- i ignation is effective Sept. 1. ‘ Dr. English said a new direc- tor will bn appointed in mid- August.

Your Week’s Most Profitable HA LF—HOUR

Attention ls Focussed 0n Mary And Church

enjoy good Gospel Music

RADIU BIBLE CLASS

Christendom is aware today as It has not been for centuries of Our Dord’s prayer at the Last Supper, “That all may be one." The presence of Protestant ob- servers as honored guests at the Vatican Council has made I deep impression.

EPHESUS

The Secretariat for the Pro- morion of Christian Unity is bringing about conversations between the Catholics and Pro- testants that would have seem- ed impossible a few years ago.

In March 1963 at select group of invited religious leaders met with Cardinal Bea in men- ical colloquium at Harvard Uni- versity, Boston.

In a sermon on the opening day. 1962, Pope ohn XXIII placed the Council "under the auspices of the Virgin Mother of God. whose maternal dignity is commemomted on this feast."

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But with the opening at tho Second Vatican Council, Chris- tians were divided over the per- son of the Virgin Mary and had been for centuries.

A large portion of the Chris- tian world finds itself unable to accept the Mother of Jesus as a spiritual brother of the church. Yet Pope John continued to regard Our Lady as the Patron- ess of Christian Unity. Noting that the First Session of th e ﬂeet 1,, 3m

Council had begun and ended on ' “c In“ coasts of Mary. he said that “The e coincidences... ma e us realize that the Church's histo - ic events invariably take place

between Mary and In drum. In the Gospels Mary. the lndlvi. dual Virgin Mary of tho Slvlom II me mad

The Salvation Army “Home at Evangelism Since 1805" Great George street

55 Villa Aveuuo Motor Ronald E. Walker

Sunday: Directory (lines—9:30 a.m. Sunday School—10 mm. Holiness Meetiig—ll am. Salvation Meeting—7 pm. Friday: Young People's Hobby Class—4:15 p.m. A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THE ARMY"

The least of October 1-1 was that of the Divine Motherhood of Mary which stems imme- diately from the Ecumenical Council of Ephesus.

TRUTH DEFINED At Ephesus in 431 A.D., the

SPRING PARI( UNITED CHURCH

(Corner Dunkirk Street and Rirkwood Drive) Minister: Rev. Clayton C. Lewis

Organist and Choir Director: Mrs. Ron 1!, Atkinson

11:00 aim—Nursery ,

11:00 a.m.—aMlomlng Worship. Sermon: “REPENT OR DIE" Guest Organist: Mr. William Lea. Sol ‘st Miss Frances Lea.

Bible teaching that clarifioo . . .‘l'ortlfioo

Liston (Iris Sunday

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ininni UNITED CHURCH

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

Minister-I: Rev. J. G. E. Ball. I.A.

Rev. G. G. Wynn. B.A.. 3.1). i

Mum 1 Director of Choirs: Royston l'. Mumford. A.R.C.o.

11:00 arm—Nursery in Social Hall 11:00 n.m,——Sacrament of Baptism "MIRACLE AT MIDNIGHT" Rev, John Ball Soloist: Miss Bah-ban Rogers 1:00 p.m.-—“FRICTION AMONG FRIENDS” Rev. John Ball

“A Welcome awaits you at Trinity”

“alerts

the day religious education commences, a child begins to show evidence of spiritual growth. This is followed by an aptitude for learning the simple but profound truths of Christian belief and practice. Ultimately we see evidence of a deep and endur- ing conﬁdence in God — the magniﬁcent quality we call Faith.

After issuing careful instruc- tlons regarding the keeping of the Salbba .. Passover Feast and the Day of Atonement. God assures I‘S’I‘at‘tl constant presence of the angel of Jehovah, h

8:30 A.M.

M. R. Dot-inn, M.D., tuchor

t e Person of the God-

St. Paul's Anglican Church

Established 1760 by Royal Foundati-

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our sons and daughters.

A vast spiritual ocean touches every shore of life. And those who once venture into the surf are never again content

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head. His presence with Israel is, for all Christians. a promise of an even more glorious con- summation, enduring forever.

Guest Min. At Zion

REV. BOB ROSS

The guest minister at Zion Presbyterian Church for Aug. 2 and 9 will be Rev. R.W. Ross of Sunny Corner. N.B. Mr. Ross is moderator of the Maritime Syn- od of the Presbyterian Church in Canada and has served on the Church‘s Board of Evangelism and Social Action as Synod's convener for three years

During that time he met in

August 2 - 16

Public Invited

Charlottetown

11:00 a.m,—Faimily Bible Hour.

4:15 p.m.-—R:id.io Broadcast,

8:00 p.m.—Evening Service. SPEAKER,

, l’I' he Bible Through the Ages”

a series of special meetings

(No service Saturday evening)

Speaker: Dr. Lewis Foster, PhD. From Cincinnati, Ohio Church of Christ

235 Cumberland St. at Longwortli Ave.

James A. Starr

at 8:00 pm.

The Rev. 1". Louis Elias. L.S.T.. Rector Organist and Choir Director: George A. Thompson, F.R.C.0.. (CHM) A.R.C.M. Tenth Sunday after Trinity 3:30 l.m.——-HOLY COMMUNION Colebirant, Rov_ Louis Elias, Rector. 11:00 a.m.—-Celebration of Holy Celebrant- The V

Cmnmunion . ery Rev. H, L, Nutter (Dean of Fredericton)

Assisted by the Rector. “Where the Church is there is Light". Attend Clnn'ch this Sunday.

You an conith welcome.

Montague

Bible Chapel

First Baptist Church

Corner 0! Prince and Fitzroy Streets Rev. Malcolm I". Harlow. B.A.. 3.1).. Minister Mrs. V. L. Dingwell. Organist and Choir Director

1mm arm—Sunday School 11:11) nan—Rev. Freeman Fenerty. owﬁoundland

St. John's. N M Solo: Miss Arlene Mumnald ‘

1:30 pun—Rev. Freeman Fencrty 8010' Mr, Paul Cristhwnlto Baritone

Wednesday hail—Mid Week Service—Prayer and Bible Study A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU

Chicago with the Billy Graham

Evangelistic Association a nd helped to plan the Atlantic Pro- vinces Crusade. Twice modera- tor of the Presbytery of Mira- michi. he is presently minister of the Sunny Corner Pastoral Charge Home Church of, Mira- michi Summer Bible School.

Mr. Ross will be accompanied by his Wife. the former Lola Garrett of Fairfield, P.E.l.. and they will be looking forward to renewing acquaintances made throughout the Island during the number of years that Mr. Ross served as instructor at the HMCS Queen Charlotte.

Christopher Glcdhill. M.A

MINISTER

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PISQUID EAST

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The Kirk of S. James

The Raver-end ‘I‘. II. I. Some". M.A.. s.'I‘.M.. Minister Organist and Director oi the Choirs

11:00 a.m,—DIVINE SERVICE AND SERMON BY THE "THE WORTH 0F WORSHIP" (5. Luke #:16) The Kirk is open daily—Eider, rest and

“THEY THAT SEEK THE LORD SHALL NOT WANT A‘NY GOOD THING".

CALVARY TEMPLE

Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada S

we: Rev. C. K. Doll. Pastor 9:15 a.m. Radio Broadcast, Simerlido Station 9:46 n.m.-—-Sund'ay School, Minot 11:00 a.m.—Communlon Service, Lloyd Perry, Speaker 1:30 p.m,-Misaionary Rally. Pastor Speaking. ATTEND CHARLOTTETOWN’S FULL GOSPEL CHURCH.

B.Mus.. A.R,C.C.O.

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ggntral Christian Church

Kent street Charlottetown. P.l:.1. MORNING 10:00 a.m.—Bible School for all ages, llzm n.m.—-Wmhtp III Germanium Message: "THE MAN 01" PRAYER” EVENING Evangelistic Service Topic: THE BA'l'l‘LE IS THE LORlD's Minister—Mr. William 0. lento Organist—Mrs. Allison MacRae. A.R.C.M. A welcome awaits you.

onary Day

PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH 13 Christie Drive, Parhdnlo Rev. J. II. Tye. D.A.. 3.0., Minister Mr. Leslie Biscott. Organist and Director at Choirs

11:00 a.m.—-Nu~sory and child care in the Church Hall 11:00 ans—DIVINE WORSHIP

Sea-nun: “LET US PRAY."

Duet: Misses Donna and Carol MacDonald.

You Are Welcome To Worship With Us

St Peter's Cathedral

Corner Prince and

Miss Robe

10:00 n.m,——Biblo Class 11:00 n.m.—DIVINE WORSHIP Sam:

Mi- Helen iiurin

7:00 pin—DIVINE WORSHIP ins-mm: Rev 11. W. m Corner. NJ.

Zion Presbyterian Church

Tho Rov. Donald A. Campbell. B.A.. Minister

rtn Show. Deaconess

Mn. Harvey MneKinnon. L. Mu. 3. Mill. Organist and Ch tr Director

Rev, R. W, Rm, Guest Pro-char Sunny Corner. NB. Solo: 0 Loni Moot Holy

VBITOIS ARE ALWAYS WEIDOME

Grafton Streets

11:“) n.m.~Nurcuy School.

Ross. Gout Preacher

Rochtord Square Anglican Church of Canada ' 3

III Vol. Archdeacon J. R. Davin. M.A. Rector

The Reverend Canon E. M. Mal-u. ILA» 0.0.

Rona-cry Assistant Print

lilo Illa-no Brenton. Ho. Mu. Organist Mrs. S. I. Patterson. Cid: 0m

Aunt l—‘l‘o Tenth Suqu otter Trinity moo ans—Holy Wrist

11 .mL-cnuui Ditcbariot and loom 1 pat—Em ( ) All Ionic-n will be acted by 11in an. s. I, Arm-orig. BA. 1.31%.. Roch d Whitby. Odin-in.

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