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India, and of Rev. Hiram Bibgham who gave over fifty years of mis- sionary service in the Sandwich Is- lands and Micronesia. In his address Of PFGBBBISBCIOD. the Hon. Andrew D.

Germany, said: "Among the class mates we have lost were others in

places held by either of these men, as things go in this world. And yet,

cause their ideals were the highest, and because they sacrificed most to

of the spirit, we may say reverently, of Christ himself."

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Mark 10: 14, '15. 16.) `

how hard it is for the world, with

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honored by tablets _in the Memorial Hall, they chose those of Dr. Charles

Harding, who died a missionary in

White. formerly our ambassador to

church, in state, in literature, in scholarship. who held places which the world considers higher than the

when we wish to leave with our alma: mater the names which she must not willingly let die, we have named these two. We have named them be-

make these ideals real. Men like these have given the world some- thing better than any material suc- cess. These two classmates of ours gave to our land, to us, to all our _ . _ thinking fellow cmzenm something of hindrances, is triumphant at the sec the spirit of Saint Paul, something

10.14. The Kingdom of God. The,

sometimes another First, the ter

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' _ _ ° It is not ye that speak, but the

N.a Dru C° lfaxahves isplrit of your Father that speakcth 8"/¢ 8¢I1fl¢» timely ‘md in you.-Matt. 10:20. -

‘ effective aid, without

diseomfgft m- dish-est Seventy others. Besides the Twel-

2 bo ve. “The number seventy was pro- 5°~ 8 _ If If !°\11' bamy suggested by the Jewish traci- Drugglst S. |73 tion of the number of the nations of

Nauonslnmgsnscmaunl the earth, Gen. 10. Plummer sug- _ Ce.s|Cans¢s.!\ntfel. gests that the mission took place at

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Second, the term means the company of those who are under the dominion ot God. Thus Jesus says that the Kingdom of God. consists of those _who are childlike in heart. Third, it means the -blessings and privileges that accompany the divine dominion as when Jesus cells the Jews that the Kingdom of Heaven shall be taken a- way from men,'and be given to a nation boinging forth the fruit of it (Mt. 5-3-102 21.43). Finally, it means the place that is to be occupi- ed in the future by those who are un- der the divine ion.- Gilbert’s Stud- ent/s Life of Jesus. ~ ° An analysis of one hundred and

nineteen passages in the New Testa- ment where the expression “kingdom occurs, shows that it means the rule of God; which was manifested in and though Christ; is apparent in the church :gradually develops amidst

ond' coming of Christ "the end." The idea of the Kingdom oi God, as an actual reign of God over living men, in which all ancient anticip

ala new state of virtue and blessedness

E' sl’ is established on earth, was 'foremost

four great ideas which are at times and dominant _ in the teaching

associated with it. Sometimes one Jem,B_ “_ was the keynote ot His of these is its predominant burden, ministry Everything that He sam

means the dominion of God realized mony with this mascer thought

' Henry van Dyke. `

' , Jan'y 11.1914.

The Mission of the Seventy.

Luke 10.1--24 Commit vs. 1.20.

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FOR furtlm' particulars app” to the Otlea of lfsthleson, lacdonald U Stewart, Charlottetown.

Dated Nth ds! oi November L D.‘

1918.

CHARLES '-1'. IOLIAN.

Assignee of Mortgage. _

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the Law Courts Building in Chariot.

1 when in the sacridces there were sev-

enty hullocks to correspond to the number of the seventy nations of thc

wor1d" (Garvie). Jesus must have

chosen his large number of loyal

To be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION workers from a still larger number of

on Tuesday the Twenty-third day of faithful adherents.- Appointed. Fon December A. D. 1913 at the hour of t°U?D0mFY B°l`Vi°°-

2. And he said unto them. Jesus

gave practically the same charge to the Seventy that he did to the Twel- ve when he sent them forth, Mt. 9.5- 15, snve that he did not limit their missions to the Jews.- The harvest indeed is plenteous. The multitudes seem like a. vast field ready for reap- ing. Compare the similar figure ol speech in Jn. 4.35 and read Mt. 10.- 37, 38.- The laborers are few. See Isa. 6.8.- Pray yo therefore the Lord of the harvest. My Father is the husbandman, Jn. 15.1. "Every- thing vltal in the missionary enter- prise hinges on prayer.” (John R. Mott). a-4. As lambs in the midst of

wolves. They must expect persecu- tion. Carry no purse, no wallet, no shoes. In the words of an old com- mentator, Euthymimus Zlgabenus, our Lord enjoins upon his disciples “a simple life." This direction to his missionaries Jesus omitted after- wards; see Lk. 22.36. The laborer is worthy of his hire. verse 7.-Wallet.

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repair.) also two orchards. It is w thin easy reach of schools, churches. railway stations and the

proposed site of "Car Ferry". It ss a shore frontage of io chains where sbuuddnce of ses manure can be easily obtained. Part of pur- chased mcney can music on the farm if desired. Possession given at once. 'Apply to * ~ -wi.-l.

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tions of good are accomplished and

mlcverything that He did, was in bar-

is always imparted by simple lines and substantial elegance.

om). and was a pr Y

household misht be blessed respect. Compare Ps. 122.1., 8.- A son oi peace. A Hebrew idiom moan- ing one incl ned to peace.-- ‘Your peace. Your solution or blessing.. - lt shall turn to you again. "Your blessing shall be withdrawn being'-eb fective as ln Isa. 55.11. . 7. For the laborer is worthy ol his hire. The Heventy were to be sup- ported by those among whom they sojourned, not as 11 charity, but as a debts

8. Eat such things as they set be-

fore you. The disciples were not to be fastidious, but were to be content with whatever _was offered them. “The suspicion that a Christian worker is fond of good living and sensuous delights robs his work of power" (Maclaren). -There may be u reference here to the scruples about which Paul so often spuae, scrupies as to whether the food had been pre- pared according to the strict Jewish low, or had been previously offered to idols.

10.11. Go out into the streets

thereof. "The less Cb.rlst’s messeng- ers are at home with Curist's neg- lecters, the calmer their own hearts, and the more potent their message" (Dr. Alexander Me.clearn).- Olesveth Clinget'u.- We wipe off against you. A symbollcal act of saying, indicat- ing their lreedom from all responsi- bility in regard to the failure of the people to receive their message. See Acts 13.51 and 1 K. 22.11; Jer. 28.- 2, 10; mek. 19.10; 51.5.1-ci.

12. In that day. The day of final

judgment- It shall be more toler- able for Sodom. Sodom was the city in which there were not ten right- eous: Gen. 19. In Mt. 11.22-24; Lk. 10.12; 17.29; Rom. 9.2; 2 Pet 2.6, and Jude '1, Sodom and Gomorrah 'are referred to as typical instances of the execution of the righteous' judgment of God. Than for that city ,The verse means that the greater the opportunity for receiving the gospel message, the greater the sin of rc- jecting it. -13. Mighty works, Miracles, Pow- ers. - Which were done in you. We have no record of miracles at Chorazin, and know only Oi two miracles wrought at Bethssida, the feeding of the Five Thousand, and 'the restoring sight to a blind man; how incomplete is our knowledge of Christ's ministry!-Tyre and oidon. These cities were singled out because they were noted for their wickedness. They are denounced in Amos 1-9, 10; Isa. 23; Ezek, 26, 28,- Sitting in lsackcloth and ashes. As did the in- 'habitants ol Nineveh under >Jonah’s 'preaching Jonah 3-5-10. Sack<=l0tl1 :spd ashes were signs of penitence, Joh 13.6; Jonah 3.8. _

15. Shalt thou be exalted unto

.heaven? Capernaum had been Jesus' lheadquarters, the center of his Gali- lcan ministry.- Hades. The abode of the dead. The Greek word means literally “the unseen world”, the abode of the departed, of both the good and the bad. It is thought of as underground, hence the verb brought down.

10.-“'I‘he Seventy are to realize

that their mission is the judgment of the places they visit, for Jesus identifies God with himself, and hims 'self with them (compare Acts 9.4.) This not only shows the dignity, but also the responsibility of their task" (Gnrvic).

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