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‘ind’s end’ Christ’s deat? on Calvary _ cause Jesus lives we shall also live.—

thanged this, and His reversed

MEMORY VERSE; “And

Resufrection it.—I Corinhtians 15-20-34.

the seventh angel sounded; and there were come the kingdoms of our Lord and of his Christ; and he shall reign for ever

I Corinthians 15:1-19

CHURCH'S TRIUMPH

‘Its Eternal Reign With thst

(EDITOR’S NOTE: The fol- lowing ._material relating to tomorrow’s Sunday School les- son is based on_ copyrighted outlines produced by the Di- vision of Christian Educa- tion, National Council of Chur- ehes—in_the U.S., and is used_ by pernitission.)

: By R.H. RAMSEY The -word

‘Easter,’ coming

—froria~Sanskrit-word—meanilig

“dawning,” is pafticularly ap- propriate when we consider that with the resurrection of Jesus

"Christ from the dead a new day

began to dawn and a new era came into being.. Easter marks the resurrection of life, the very basis of Christian religion.’ Not only does it proclaim that Jesus rose from the dead; it also af- firms-for every Christian his faith in a life eternal. E Through His death upon the. Cross Jesus made possible the “forgiveness of our sins and ‘opened the way for the salva- tion of the world. The purpose for which He-had..come-into the His resurrection authenticated

_His death, and showed the _ su-

periority of life over death. Death could not hold Him, and

® he “burst the bands asunder’’

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and proved all that He had taught. That first Easter morn- ing was God's way of showing mankind ‘that because Jesus lives we shall ‘also live.

The: resurrection: of Jesus

‘Christ stands out boldly -in— the

affirmations of the Apostle Paul, and he, after his experi- ence on the Damascus-road, ac-

~ cepted it as a fact beyond ques-

tion. Nonetheless, in discussing the importa of Christ’s res- urrection, Paul becomes careful- ly-objective, examining {it neg- atively. ‘‘If Christ be not risen ...’ our. preaching and faith are vain; the apostles are false witnesses; man , still bears his yoke of sin; all that we have suffered and sacrificed in the name of Christ is of no account. But, he asserts, Christ is risen,

firstborn

from the dead, and- all_ those | who belong to Christ will also be raised from the dead. Christ

came into the world as the re- sult of his disobedience, becom- ing a pattern for . all

It took God's Son, and His re- demptive work on Calvary, to

change it, and the Resurrection |

to- reverse-tt. The previously un- alterable consequences of sin and death were en when Jesus, through His , death and resurrection, brought life and immortality to light through the gospel.

Jesus demonstrated that man need not truly die, for though he dies physically, he can Sarg ate a spiritual life with Christ in

reliance on the fact that Christ | is

rose from the dead. No Easter lesson is complete ‘without a picture—of the great myltitude before=the throne of God, set forth by John in his

Revelation. The multitude {a in-

Languages Just announced is the total number of languages into which the Bible has been translated as of the end of 1965. At least one book of the Bible has now been translated into 1,250 languages, announced the Uiited Bible Soc-

_ keties.

This represents an additional eighteen new tongues, mostly in Africa, Asia, South.America and New Guinea.

Tie ae a a

now possess the Gospel of

Mark. The name of this ieite is widely. known through the story of the killing of five young missionaries in 1965, the first people from the outside world to ag Py contact with the Aucas. The translator is Miss Rachel faint, a sister of one

numerable and is made-up of those of all.nations, and kind- reds, and people; and tongues. These are the redeemed, ones who have. died in the Lord, wearing the white robes of the salvation -they__have inherited and singing an. anthem of praise:-They_haye_come-—‘out- of great tribulation’’ and become triumphant. Though their ago-

an eternal joy, it was their trib- ulation which made their. fellow- ship with God and the Lamb more precious.

More happ “they shall hunger no more, neither thirst any more; neither shall the san light on them, nor any heat. For the Lamb which is in the midst of the throne shall feed

.{them, and shall lead them unto

living fountains of waters; and God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes."’ This is the promise of a life and a future where there shall be no impov- erishment. It was John's’ way of télling those who live under privation that God’s providence is bountiful for those who love and serve him. Thus’ man’s deepest needs upon their earth, both physical and spiritual, are provided for in~ the life hen is eternal.

‘The Church is the greotest charocter and good citizenship. values. Without a strorig zation-can survive. There

should ottend services sherry (1) For his

nies__had-become_ covered. with |

factor on earth for the

services regula own soke, (3) For the sake of his community ‘and nation. (4) For the soke of the Church itself, which needs his moral and material Pion-to.go-to church regularly and read your Bible daily.

Serato’ Corinthians am mermene. 7

John envisions the redeemed, tion,

be-

great’ voi

Easter sets. before us an en- during hope in things which are eternal and which undergo no| changes, save from glory to glory. The resurrection. of our

ing hope that, because of > faith, we shall someday Join the others.who have died in Him. The Easter message car- iries us far beyond the idea of immortality,. challenging us with | the hope of eternal life. Believ- ing this, our lives in: this world take on a new meaning. f

EXPLAIN WALL COLLAPSE OTTAWA (CP)—Collapse last | Thursday of an Elgin St. build-| ing under construction. was pri- marily blamed Tuesday on the | placing of a load of steel on the top of recently poured concrete after_‘premature_removal”’ of. forms ag provided support. -A~report to the. board of con trol by its building inspection branch said 15 tons of reinforc- ing steel had been placed on the building. The weakened walls of the four-storey struc- ture collapsed. One man was killed.

WILDERNESS STILL WIDE

Only about eight per cent of Ontario's land is developed : or farmed.

THE CHURCH POR ALL «ALL POR THE CHURCH

building of

Sieh th storehouse of spiritual neither democracy nor civili- ron reagans every For his children’s soke.

It is tam

the great_matititeof brought out of tribula.

standing white-clad before God's throne.—Revelation 7:9-15. J

dian expeditions left here Wed- nesday for the Arctic.

ped itionled by glacio ogist Geoffrey Hattersley - Smith , to Ellesmere’ Island; Canada " s

‘places within us an undy, Most northern territory.

team for a joint Canadian-Brit- tish—project. to=test—a—four-ton hovercraft-in the area of Tuk- toyaktuk on the Arctic coast.

|feace research. board left with /10 other scientists for Tanquary \Fjord mere___.where have

during the three previous sum- mers._ a

{PROVIDES FACILITIES

cludes University and the Smithsonian Institution, Washington. It also will provide facilities, at Lake Hazen farther north for biolo- gists from the federal -agricul- ture department and the unt- versities of Alberta and Sa- skatchewan.

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In

that eternal abundantly for man’s —Revelation «7: 16-17.

im heaven, saying the kingdoms of the world are be-- “ever.” Rev elation 11:15. ~~

life God provides deepst

Two Canadian Expeditions

Leave Ottawa

OTTAWA-{CP) —-Two-Cana-

2 One is the 12th sclentific~ex-

The other. is, the Canadian

Two RCAF Hercules trans-

refuelling at

‘Hattersley-Smith of the de-

in north central Elles- scientific teams made their base camp

Hattersley - Smith's. team in- scientists from McGill

The glaciologist said one of

his, jobs this year will be to. ex-

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fowl. How did thay get toethent: And eggs, for that matter — how do they

fitin?

“And the lively bunny . cr. what made him

partof it all?

These are symbols ef LIFE. “And life te the

theme of Easter,

Christ was dead! Christ lives! His resurrec-

tion promises life to men.

We would not expect to be remembered only in

farm and home, community, nation, family... It affects our lives—the humble and the

mighty. Easter is God

faith, A time to re-dedicate your life!

N aturally, you've wondered!

For Northland

tend_the airstrip at Tanquary to at least 4,000 feet from the pres. ent 2,000 so Hercules transports | can land:

His team will do further work in the fields of oceanography, meteorology, sea ice physics and glacier research.'

Hattersley - Smith said planned to make other—oceano- | graphic_studies along the ‘north | coast of .Ellesmere and into—all | the main fjords.

\ n The Smithsonian Institution, jports léave Britain April-13-withwill—take--water—samples—from }- the hovercraft and spare parts for Tuktoyaktuk, Thuile, Greenland.

Tuborg Lake. The upper level of the lake is fresh water, the lower salt.

WILL CONDUCT TRIALS At -Tuktoyaktuk, the Cana-

dian-British team will conduct }: trials of a British Saunders Roe | hovercraft capable of speeds of |

up.to 75 miles an hour.

British teams have tested the hovercraft on Borneo rivers and in the desert near Aden. They now wish to investigate its ca- pabilities on river ice at break- up time and on coastal sea ice.

The nine-week trials are_be- ing sponsored by the Canadian and British governments.

A hovercraft rides on a cush- ion of air over land, water or ice. It can clear obstacles some four feet high.

Easter is a are—barnyard——_——

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a fact of such import . history. It has touched

’s call to worship and

f° the” martyrs. ' <@mplete New Testaments | aes now been published in 297

ges. The latest public-

are include one in the Sora |

tongue, the language of a hill’ ‘ribe in the Indian State of Or- issa, where Canadian Baptist

‘missionaries have been at work.

One complete Bible has been , added to the list and that for " the Twi: Asante people of Ghana. Complete Bibles now appear in 737 languages:

Dally Bible Readings Sunday, April 10: Matthew 28 Monday, April 11:

13-28 Tuesday, 18 Wednesday, 19-91 Th irsday; Friday, Apri} 15 Saturday, April 16:° Acts 9: i: ‘i +

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MORNING— 10:00 a.m:—Bible School ‘for~all ages

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ANTHEM “The Whole Bright World Rejoices Now”’ gl ‘ MESSAGE “A Faith That-Lives’”’

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It does not just contain the Word of God, i tg ALL the Word of God. Sometimes God quotes the Words of Satan, some- times: the words of Fools, “ut the’ Bible is stil, in its entirety, the Word of God. - ;

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“If they-speak not according to this word, it 1s. because t is no light in them.” Isaiah 8:20. : r 4

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You are respeusitile te to know ‘what God's Word teaches, and not be deceived and misled by false teachers who reject the authority. of God's Word,,.and substitute human tradition for it. You own Soul's eternal welfare is at stake.

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