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     Ths Baptist Church’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pastor has morning scrim! 
     
     topic at the srlottetown lls ist- 
     
     Church Sumlsy was, “Unless bu 
     
     Become Like Children", preachini 
     
     from the text. Matt. 18:3. USlDl the 
     
     words of the Revised Standard 
     
     Version. “Unless you tum and be- 
     
     come litls children. you will never 
     
     enter the Kingdom of Heaven." 
     
    

    
     These words, not understood by 
     
     many or their serious import. held 
     
     deep fundamental truths and fur- 
     
     nish an outstanding New Testa- 
     
    

    
     ronouncunent. Although in 
     
     truths and lessons 
     
     h u: uti-Lderstaiiiln and serlolus 
     
     pru: , ey rev a 
     
     walyhlnto the Kingdmn oft? 
     
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     forth their utterance was Christ's i .  V/ / 7, 
     
    

    
     knowledge that jealousy of mind ‘ ‘ _ / l 
     
    

    
     and bickering of spirit were ram- . ‘ \  "/  
     
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     pant among his chosen twelve dis- 
     
     ciples as to the ones who should 
     
     oocupy the positions of greatest 
     
     glory and material advantage in 
     
     the temporal kingdom they fully 
     
     ex ected Re was soon to esta lish. 
     
     . W th keen Understanding of human 
     
     inature. He placed a child in their 
     
     midst to bring home His lesson to 
     
     ‘ them by symbol as ivell as words. 
     
     The resence o! the child alone 
     
     woul serve to stay their unworthy 
     
     selfish contentions and bickzrinzs 
     
     for, as all well know.'the unspoil- 
     
     ed simplicity and touching inno- 
     
     cence of ch ldhood stop even the 
     
     ‘most calloused in vile outpou 
     
     ot words and expressions of s - 
     
     fish sentiments as well as unto- 
     
     ward action. The hush caused by 
     
     the child's presence, would almost 
     
     of itself give the needed rebuke 
     
     slnd lgieb symbogflwithout comment 
     
     . “(at when s ou e an ective answer to 
     
     Three tram uewmen  tieiigg/zly  creeyk near jealousies and strife. Jesus decid- 
     
     thh Pennsylvania Railroad engine or i. h m the bridge ed to sumlement the smbol with 
     
     Wlilliairmport, Pa. Flood waters ivea/ketied HPPTQW ' His telling lesson and. in simple 
     
     _ language though_ pregnant with 
     
     deep truth, He spoke the words of 
     
     the text. 
     
     Jesus did not sentimentally ideal- 
     
     ize childhood but messed its 
     
     tracts and attitudes, which, 1n 
     
     their mature development and ex- 
     
     resslon. were necessary tor en- 
     
     rance into His great Kingdom. 
     
     This entrance celled for funda- 
     
     mental changes in life attitudes, 
     
     typical of mature llfe, which could 
     
     be learned from the followrng not- 
     
     able characteristics of childhood: 
     
     Flrst-Jnwllness and humility of 
     
    
   
   
    
     irit, . 
     
     Without this attribute, with its 
     
     o sitlon to outward show and 
     
     rde of spirit. its absoltue self 
     
     orgetfulness, its dependence, iis 
     
     lack of striving for material gain 
     
     and desires for self-exaltation. none 
     
     can gain entrance to the Kingdom 
     
     Second-Obedience. , . ~ : h 
     
     The Citizens of the Kingdom ~. ‘ » ' x 
     
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     must rerlder obedience. A kingdom 
     
     implies a king, a ruler who must g b.  
     
     be obeyed. Laws for living in _ _. _ > t ’ \\\ m 
     
     Christ's Kingdom must be as falth- ‘ . ..  v‘ i1 W 
     
     fully regarded and upheld as those _i‘._ - _ . 
     
     of an earthly kingdom. The moral ‘ 
     
     code exacts strict obedience. ‘ 
     
    

    
     Third—Faith. 
     
    

    
     This is the most important and 
     
     iis most likely to be lost and hard- 
     
     est to regain. It is the very con- 
     
     dition of life and password into 
     
     the Kingdom. 
     
    

    
     Faith includes belief. submission 
     
     and acceptance. As a child knows 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ihe has not earned the love, priv- 
     
     ilsion and many gifts bestowed by 
     
     his parents. but accepts them 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘gratefully. so must the ' " ' 
     
    

    
     citizen o! Christ's Kingdom accept 
     
    

    
     l-n humble submission and sincere 
     
    

    
     gratitude God's gracious gift of ' 
     
     triumphant faith and so enter His " 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kingdom. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     m“ done National Plastics Exposition. the" ho e dues apear. moments. as witness a Chrlstmasi 
     
     were thousands of articles shown Plastic-coated or all planin- tree hu with fluorescent true“ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘i ‘Ilia men. women and chllheri o! war-devastated countries deaper- , _ ~ ~ - ~ - . . . . . , .- m ' 
     
     8* need all the used garments that the men, women and childacn 0d m l I m“! pleted . a ' . \   n k   i 
     
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     DIN Om: uiid lstrihtied overseas NBRA re DQOPQ ' 
     
     Mod help and more can be relieved by the donation to the National 
     
     Oiothim Collection of all the serviceable garments to be found in ‘attics; 
     
     mfloerih and trunks. Local depots will be announced shortly. 
     
    
   
   
    
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