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BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA
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LESSOR FOR OCTOBER 20
ABRAHAM GIVING 4SAAC TO GOD
•1 y-llliV qtlo^f ii>(i of l)i s
, ugVv, ivtiii ho i" still n-4.-
" ilig the silllM* que--
i tion todii v.
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I KSS< > N n X I, j VonvsiM 3 1.14
COLi'LN TI NT I w.ll. f%\<' tiim unto
the. V -i f nil. the days of his life. —1 Sam-
Dl V< i I’li iNAL. 4Uv A I VINO— Luke 14 Jq
a i >i’rno\.\ i,
I 1 ACl! t:i„- Co n
f. Abraham Tested (vv. 172).
(o t does not ;/< mpt nii>n to • Mu
(Jtii.ii ' \ :1b), hut h''” subjects flii'ii) to
ninth ii'Uyfn prove t-hein. In the trout- 1
inont of'Al" . h;>in \m‘ hav« a >upreine
tuTKihiplo. (on! tested *Abraham.- not
Lot. hunt lostu<1 fly*-' tout J»>-is
tlie 1 man ,v ho i* pfdbf, afcainst th<> tests
o)■ Sodom. God had promised A.bra-
thing. more?”' It
is t] challenging
junjstidn of . thO
ages, nn«l . -mils
upon us to deter
air chilli isn’t datura HJ
vlsh. Spe If tongue la
cross
coated; this.is i.,siir<‘ sign the little:
min blessings
w!ir iltov i.in; ivturu to France
v are tii stn.Hy in Amerb
mini’ what rnnk
ckufnsin
it once
mbt. breath had. throat son*, doesn't
that h : . in . the Ltd’jn the patrl- h'cljcve lint pTrc.l -Is a itie i’o man,
anil's Tont were wrapped Ahrahntjf’s npd not him: more; hut woii.ro <>t per-
Impes of -.'he future when his sped sinnled that they have answered the
sjnuild bo - its the stars, for multitude. question correctly. Wo. readily admit
Ilis yeas no ordinary exportation. The the humanity of i*liri<t It is rarely
tuminn, allI'eTions and .-hopes wero no ever . challenged today. In 1ai "r. The
douht. in- Indod: hut a -new nation was tt-ml’iicv of tin ago is fmMindsjjie hu-
HERE TO AID LIBERTY 1.0
Not-lt-ing equals'
for children's ills; give a tea-
ul, unit in a few hours. all the
manirimr -rrf-
SiJe link making the connection. The’., after we have admitted that CluJ'st is
1oo, Ip* saw the coining Itodeen er. for’ a man, there Is that about him'vvhieh
“Abraham saw my day and was glad” tells us that w;c haw; not fully an*
(John'S k is only its we thus -m W
see all iliai J<aao- N nteant to his fa- . It
tlicr find Hod's linytoss^-for the future said
of the world, that we renHy can appro* that
< late li e CHI. ia! t• — t that ^OMfiVi' to Thil 1
Abraham. A'tost in some seii>p sljn-_^and,
liar conn-s t<i many Christian fathers j,. S i]
wjj.s Napoleon, I'o11ai.i■ ir 11s WIni
“I know mop, and I tell you
le.sijs Christ is no mere man.'’
W&Ml-
for hublos, children i
rs Jnst_rtwe; top. Know nron,
leoa'iiso we do. We khqw* that
Christ is no mere mini. Every-
gre«*s that Jesus Christ is the
iro» plainly
oi ;R| agi-s and grown-ups
bn the bottle. T
Keep it handy in your home. A litti■
dvon today saves n sick child toinor
io gennino. Ask your
bottle of “Californta
' then >oo that It is
California- Fig Syrup
tar of h s sorv.ic**. The test is some*
Ihing terrific^ as some wJio have given
up sons ,-ind daughters for the mission
field can testify. It is oi.dv as C.hJ is
1.1i.ow n to ho. almighty (Ccnos-1* 1T • 1 >
shall ability ho given fo give them up.
II. Abraham Stxnding the Test' fvv.
|„nhumamty.
‘ I i at oppo-ed to cruel ami inhuman
piHiishiuonts,' salil J. Fuller Gloom. “I
attended a movie show last flight f• *
see a picture entitled ‘The Fate of the
Fiend of' Potsdam' and beheld thc^ knis-
<f ionuied in a most brutal manner.
A'great deal of the time his august
-hoa-d :vml the tipper portion of his hotly
were smKyn on the lower half of the
'screen, wIuFk t.l»e lower part of his
hotly and, his imperial limbs strutted
around on thf) .upper half «»f the
screen. I should nothin,Ind seeing the
all-higlf cuss blown from >he mouth of
• a cann.oh, hut cutting him ix two In
.t!. • middle and compelling hiniHp go
right. (»u acting seemed fo me to^iie
earning Vengeance too far.”—Kansas
am And his diameter Is no figment of
o r the fancy. It is not the product of
> s * Jhc imagination «if a few mtleaYnvd
ra* Tishe.nnen. As JEljcotlor/* Parker snysC
‘‘Shall »i**hj told such a man never
lived? His whole story Is a lie? Sup
pose that PlatrT'and Ne^Ffon never
lived? Hut who did their works,, and
thought their thoughts? It takes a
Newton to forge a Newton. 'What
man could have fabricated a Jesus?
Node hut a Jesus.'*
Ref ore, then, we . can answer
Christ's question r.right, we niuAt con
sider his stainless, spotles-s* character,
uneqtinled by any man In. the paVt and
HmTttnincd 1»y my titan in the present.
Robert Ingersoll. Who never admit
ted more than he was obliged to. ac
knowledged that Christ was “a good
and heroic man.” That’ was a great
concession for the avowed Infidel, and.
when weighed carefully, it is. scon tu
he.an.argument in favor of the unique
character of Christ, ‘which lifts him
s')od the command
said: ‘‘Here am I” ('’■ 1). He
could not say ‘‘No’.’ to God. In the-
ordinary a flairs of ilfe : -Wo''call a man
weak who cannot say “No," who lias
lio will of his mvtrr but- 1 lie man who
could not say “No” to God. we count
string. F.nriy in tin* morning he was
on tli*‘ way to tin 1 place of which God
had told him. Ail who really believe
in God will yield themselves to him
w ithout Affieslion, reserve, or shrinking.
Anythfng short .of this is not coiisocrg-
liotl. We should not stop to ask hpw
or why. It is enough to know that God
htPvs'poken.
L r . "Abide ye iiere” (v. .1). This test-
itlg.i’Apei ienee was too saen-d for 1)U-
man eyes to ga/e up m. How like
this the words of Ji-sns in Gethscm-
smi*; “Tarry ye here,” Human sympa
thy- is sweet, and is to be prized, hilt
iui inii'.l i ■ i. 1 .I*- ,ibmm m i inir< of cre.at
ahee arc lipre to' ahjeiu the 1'ourtii Lltu’rt.v
umuittce, which will direct the tour of the
iis‘* set tlie men cheering wildly, and the
SHOWS HOW THE LOM GOES
STARS Of] THEiR
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Anoint spots of dandruff with Cuti
cura Ointment. Follow jit 6nce by a
hot shnnipo^x with Cuticura Soap, If a
man; next morning if a woman. For
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X. Huston.” At droigiri*** and by mall.
Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50.—Adr.
ibviiMlS
above mere
ta anyone i
cn jnincy lie
word. If CJ
tesfitv-. There arc times when hu
man sympathy hinders us front doing
our duty. Wiii ti Abraham* said ; “IVe
Inexorable Law.
1 lie law of reaping as we sow runs
through the uniyvrse., The man who
sows peiinies • vvill reap a penny crop.
‘Jhe man who sows dofhrrs will reap
in to you
is\’willing to admit-i-a good man,
then Christ's word must be “a good
word." What lie says of himself must
lie true, or lie at once loses, his good
character and becomes a charlatan.
—So Christ, then, must lie hoard. It is
absolutely unfair to pa^r-tw4grnrnt
upon him without hearing ‘him. And
it will help us. in view of all that Is
admitted concerning him., if we listen
tn’TjTifr speak.
First, he hears testimony to his own
character by'publicly challenging any
one to convict him of sin (John
No oiie was ever found Who accepted
the challenge, and Pilate, who exam-,
dried l*»iin on a spurious comp’aint of
tlie Jews, said: “I find no fault -In
him.” R.v his awn testimony, con
firmed by tin’ word of Pilate, he stands
before' ur, as the one without spot or
blemish. ,; —
^gnin, he claims that the record he
hears of himself is true. If it bo not
triro, then we are shut up to one al
ternative, and that he was riot, ns Rob
ert Ingefsoii has admitted, “a gaod
sjioke ^meerelv. for he ludieyed that
fb>d wmild give him Isaac .hack from
the dead (Ileh. 11 ;10).
f>. Isaac hearint the wood upon
which he is to he iiffcred (vv, 0, 7).
This reminds us of Christ hearing the
cross yn the wav to Calvary. Isaac must
hav'e I»*en imw a yomm-ntan. He did
not resist or cry out, but graciously
submitter\,showing tlmt '.he is mabfn'g
a willing sacrilu-c.
4. Tlie angel of the T.ord calls (vv.
S-12). ’ At llie critical moment when
Ahrahant'-H._h:md ha 1 lifted tin* gleam
ing blade.—to -tfta1<e real tlie offering,
God interfered, God did not want bit
map snortin' as a burnt offering, but
be \y:>et 'il Umtham. to give up to'.hitn
-a+« *. t,. tlie surrender of ids w ill'
o him. God is always jdeased with
sulunis-iae dhi’dicnce, “To obey is
better than saVrifiee.” v Many TinTes
we are Lice to face with the teat of
living up .our. fondest lmjies and. pur-
pns’es. but when we have met the test
as Ahraimm did, we get back our offer
ing or gi-oater things Instead. *
III. God Will Provide Himself a
Waves, like some men,'arrive at the
seasluam-dp- grand—*4-yV» and go away
broke.
msmm
Are you alw'ays weak, miserable and
half sick? Then it’s time you found out
wiiat is wrong. Kidney weakness
causes much suffering from backache,
lameness, stiffness and rheumatic
pains, and if neglected, brings danger
of serious troubles—dropsy, gravel and
jflright’s disease. Don't delay. Use
Doan's Kidney Pills. They have
helped thousands.and should help you.
A South Carolina Case ,
_ „ Mrs. A. T. Bullard,
^2£v : n£‘\ 104 Kob.-son St., Ben-
t rettsville, S. C.^ says:
“1 suffered three years
of agony and my kld-
pu neys were the cause
of the trouble and
/ Y Nw\ kept me. iq constant
/ misery. Pains shot
ft . sUBtr from my back to my
J 1 wy heefd. I had dizzy
( ■ spells, my body bloat-
1 !1kI v^ed and I lost in
I flnafly got
i a*- pi iigress; >icp )»\ slop,* <M )i .-iicir
.iTuied at tie* kaiser's hind keeps peo
ple In the nation's capital iidLormod
of the efl'octi veness of lilC I’lTtlftlt Lil>-
erty Lopn eirnphiTTf A -ign^nluTrisT :ts
tall :>s the Imilding. huw been erected
idded
mtin ;” for Ji man is not good if h(> ever
breathes fulgchood. . —
Hi* pl'ninly statcS that he knows
whence he came, nipl whither he goes
(John 8:14).'-and w ho he is. -Hear
him as- lie says; “No tnffri - hath
ascended np. lnto heaven hut h** that
came down from heaven, even the Son
o* Man. wjiich Is in heaven” (John
tf:T8). To the woman of Samaria.' who
' *“T .know that Messlas cotneth
h is called Christ." lie repfi “T
coe.ik unto time am ,‘tre-' (John
4:25-2fl)-; and to Lhe one hern hlind.*
whose eves he bad opened, la* asked.;
“I lost _tb* fMI believe on the Son of
God?” Tp which tho. man once blind
replies; “Who js heg Lord, that l
might believe?" To which Jesus an
swered: “Thou lu fli leith seen. him.
and It is he tliat speaketh unto thee"
on the sioitli firont pf the*treasury
Lamb fvv. 1.”, 14)
Farming*in AusTralia.
Condi’ioiis governing agriculture in
Australia are 'descri!a*d by < V;mtner<Thl
\gent Jvmn Horns in his report ion
■‘Agrieiiltural Implements and Machln-
i ry ill AustraHa .and New Zealand -
Special Agents! Series No. 10(5."
American farm‘ tools and machinery
r.Australia, but. they
iuCmces, adapted to
^^4ay,n..r. There
would- be a greater .demand for Ainyrl-
/ can Tractors if ;h(*y could l»e used on
ground that, has not been vleared of
stumps. Mii-ie. -..u.er- deuiils regattl- v
• ing the farms and their requirements
are discussed UTthe reprrrt ‘“
Jn't held nil Aiiraliam was a rapt
caught in "a thicket by his horns. Him
Altrabam offered instead sof bis son.
In the words “God will provide himself
a Iamb (v. S) w*e have the whole plan
of rediuiiptlon outlined. God has pro
vided the costly sacrifice of his Son td
satisfy himself.
V ' ! m weight, .
If ifk ~ three ht>xe<? of Down’s
h Kidney Pills: after
taking the first box,
the swellings went
^ down.- When T\ h*d
finished three boxes, I was cured"
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. The Rilde is ip us what the sfnr was
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fcnr fin# 1 in- gazing upon if. observing
lts.ynuUon*-. aiid .a-fmi.rih-tf ivy-gpl'Ptidor
ami an- not",led .to Christ 1 \ It, the use
Sinister. ~
The latest German d> G nse of hospi
tal bombing led ReproomfatIvcjTHgue
fo remark:
“That tjefen.se Is a 1 * --ulster,' and it
-howit conditions 'as ■ *n, as the
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rd his v. "adrous
”i -rtfr how^d*»st
words eoficernin
TrTiths. From on High.
All liumyii ii.*C‘ veiie>' scgjn to he
made only for tfT*' purpose of cnnftrtb-
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rained in tjie atacred writlrigsv— Her
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