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POINTED SUGGESTIONS.

By Rev. D. W. Snider.

isuflicient to compel thoseof the un- believing to admit, "Truly, Jesus is the (‘hrist, Son of the living God !" The present lesson is of such achar- acter. There is but one alternative: Jesus is exactly and absolutely what He claims to be, or He is--_ Let it

be written blank. No one cares to fathom such 3 depth of infamy.

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And if Jesus is what He cluims to

be, why 'should anyone seek to minim- ize ur pare down or shade away the full force of the supernatural in His words and works, where no other ex- planation can as fully or ‘as reason- ably meet the case 'I

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Foreknowledge belongs to God, and everything has been taken into ac- count. Those who have never sinned are provided for, andthose whose lives have been a humble, helpful min- istry are admitted to share it eter- nally-place, and privilege, and en- joyment forever.; eternal reward.

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Those who have revelled in sin and

whose acts have* been on-e long dis- Obedience, are likewise provided rlcr. And those whose lives have shown a hlindness_,to compassion. while proud- 15’ asserting that they have been wide- a_\va.ke and on theilook-out to idq, the fight thing to the right person, are sent to share such provision eternal- 15’-8 place of wrath, forever Wrmh to come ! Eternal punishment!

The reward of the rigihtsbus and

the pmishménit of the wicked is in each case a surprise to them. The surprise of the righteous is the crea- ture of his sense of tuiworthiness, while that of the wicked is bgrnl of his feeling thet he is eqltl to the best. The first beatitude of the Ser- mon on the Mount, a'n-d the funda- mentaf of Christian character be- comes increasingly important, in the light of such a fact: "Blessed are U10 Door in spirit, for theirs ris the kingdom of heaven."

The judgment of the righteous as

well as of those who are separated on the left hand, depends alike upon the doing of things which can be done-the things which are close at hand. Every one has a nleigh'bor_ hut, every one is not a good Samaritan.

Compassion, the compassion of a

brotherhood which is p, brotherhood

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'Phe choicest discipleship is that which is so complete in its consecra- tion that what it does is the effort of a life which is abandoned to the good. The individual act is, there- fvrc. -not a matter which the memory would seize and retain. It is simply one of a series, and of a series which is so continuous that they become a flow. Such may be said to he uncon- scious discipleship.

There is foundation for the opinion

which is offered that the judgment portrayed in our lesson is not that of those who have known or heard of Jesus, but of = those who have never believed on Him because they, have never heard of Him. It is well, therefore, to study the passage in the light of the teaching of Jesus which is found elsewhere, as, for example, John 3. 17-19. _

If such is the judgment of those

who have not heard of Jesus-“of the nations"-what must that he of those who have heard and disoheyed? Let us not fail through unbelief as the Israelites, who, for that reason, oould not enter into Canaan. -

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derstandmg and appreciation of him

heart sympathy for his tastes and needs, it is a real gift, otherwise it is not, any more than if he had pick-

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ment store. It is the heart that is in it that makes it worth anything

thing

And we can takie this same throught

into all the relations and duties of lile, and we will find everywhere that it is the heart we put into our service that alone makes it really worth while. Life has ...any hard lessons, but the hardest of all is the lesson of love, but if we fail to lcsrn that lesson the failure is a fa- tal one. We have heautiful dwel- ling places, with every comfort and convenience in them, but unless each inmate makes his or her contribution of love and sympathy and real fel- lowship to the common stock it can never become a genuiine home.

Snlfishness spoils the home, as it

spoils everything else, and the fai- lure to love is the greatest of all failures. there as it is everywhere else. Self is the greatest gift that we may give Either to our fellows or to God, but it is the odering that seems hardest for us to make. And when we have learned to put our heart into all the relationships and duties of life we have learned life‘s greatest and best lesson.

WHAT A JAPANESE WIFE LEARNS

A Japanese wife is more than a

wife. She is an artist in the most difficult of arts--and the nifrst. needful -the art of handling msn. It is the consum-ing ambition of her life. For it and in it she lives.

The women of Nippon are not notn-

bly attractive in either face or figure. Sh: suffers 3, severe handicap in nom- patis.>n with Engli.~'h and American woman. Therefore she docs the nrxt best thing-she displays policy. l hc- Iie\e your word for it is tact.

Of the wonun of Japan there is r-nv,

just one, opinion among licr jutl\_-es-~ especially among her foreign critics; As a wife slic is ull iznritlreness and lovableness. This is quite remarkable, coming from men the world arounil. Whatever may he their critisms on other things, they are all praise for the Japanese woman as u wifc. There is a reason; thcrc arc more reasons than one.

In the first place she is a past inis-

tress in the nrt of cornrnuruliiig mcn, only in licr cnsc it. is no longer an art»~it is second nature with her. The basic, elemental uiialitication of a great conunnnder nf men, East and West, is and always has been this- to linuw how`t<.' niley. Evcryboilv know that. tlreater than lie who sn`\v St. Helena after seeing Austcrlitv., the Japanese woman acts nut what she knows-\\‘hat she knows so well and has known so long tlint she is no longer even conscious of it.

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luuply you, state number, size ol shoe or stocking and color of hosiery desired and enclose price. and we will fill your order poutnald. Remember we will flll no order for loss than one box and unl one nlze ln a box. BE SURE T0 MENTION

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