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PAUL CROSSES INTO EUROPE
LESSON TEXT: Acte 11:13-19: PhlUppUns
3:7-14.
GOLDEN TEXT: 1 press on toward tha
goal unto the prize of the high Calling of
Cod In Christ Jesus.—PhillppUns 3:14.
Pressing “toward the mark'*
(Phil. 3:14) well describes the zeel
and intense devotion with which
Paul liv€?d his life for Christ. He
was wholehearted m giving himself
to the preaching of the gospel. CXir
lesson tells of his carrying of the
gospel into Europe by the guidance
and blessing of the Holy Spirit.
It seems appropriate to consider
the two Scripture portions in re
verse order, looking first at Paul’s
declaration in Philippians of his pas
sion to know Christ, and then in Acts
of his purpose to make Him known.
The man with vision is eager to
serve. “A task without a vision
makes a man a drudge; a vision
without a task makes him a vis
ionary; a task and a vision makes
him a missionary.”
I. Paul’s Passion to Enow Christ
(PhU. 3:7-14).
There were many things in Paul’s
life of which he was proud, until he
met Christ, and then everything else
lost its importance and interest.
Ail things in life are relative in
value and our attachment to them
is determined, by our heart attitude.
Now being spiritually minded and
having found, in Qurist real
faction for his soul, the Christian
counts as refuse the things in which
the world takes such pride and sat
isfaction. .
To “know Him” calls for a depth
of experience, aacrifice aod of joy
which ia not easy to describe in
words. It begins with a divine
righteousness imparted by faith.
Self-righteousness will not suffice.
This is not a matter of law, but of
grace.
Tt i« • rpsiirrprtinnfaith and thorp.-^
fore powerful. It is a faith which
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ean purchase; also high quality
feed at* Birdsey’a Flour Mill, 944
Broad SL, Camden, 8. C. 4-7c
FOR SALE—One modem flve-bumer
kerosene stove, In good condition.
Call 2106. , 7p
^ For Rent
FOR RENT—One two room apartment
unfumlahed, to d^lrable couple, no
children. Apply 211 DeKalb street,
or Phone 666-J. 5tf
•OR RENT—6-room unfumlahed house
on comer Mill and Hampton Sta.
Number of house, 1618. For furth
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hen at 1614. Call 276-J. ‘ 6-7c
FOR RENT—Two furaiahed bedrooma
with adjoining bath. Apply to Mra.
W. L. Stokea, Sr.. 1201 Mfll St..
Camden, S. C., or Phone 681-W. 5p
FOR RENT—Two furniahed rooms for
light house-keeping, doee ha. 701
Lafayette Ave. 7p
FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom In
private home, with connecting bath,
hot water. Close In. For further
Information call 49-J: 7c
Lost — Found
LOST—Basic A Gasoline Book, issued
to 8. B. Padgett. Bethune, 8. C. 7p
LOST—Kerosene Ration coupons. Is
sued to James Walter Stover, route
1, Kershaw, S. C. 7p
LOST—War Ration., Book No. 4, la-
sued to Willie Furgeson, 824 Ches-
nut St., Camden, S. C. 7p
LOST—"A” Gas Ration Book, issued
to Mrs. Louise Hammond, 213 De
Kalb St. 7p-
accepts suffering for Christ as a
part of fellowship with Him—not
only bearable but glorious because
it is In the power of His resur
rection.
That fellowship is one day to be
complete and eternal, for there Is
to be for Paul the assured experi
ence of a personal resurrection out
from among the dead (v. 11). The
faith of a CSiristian looks beyond
the grave.
All this has to do with the present,
as well as the blessed future. The
man who has this kind of spiritual
experience shares the purpose of
Paul expressed in verses 12-14. Here
there is no resting back in self-
satisfied comfort, no pride in one’s
past victories, no sense of having
“arrived.”
Paul saw not only the necessity
-but the blessedaeaa of going from.
victory to victory. Too many Chris
tians of today are entirely satisfied
with what they have attained (and
it is usually all too little).
There is a prize to be ginned,
the prize of our ’’high calling in
.(^ist Jesus.” Let us, like Paul, be
filled with holy dissatisfaction with
ourselves until we reach that bless
ed go^. ’ _
The“man“who had such a Arislbh
was fsa^y for God’s eaU to carry
the gospel into Europe.
II. Paul’s Purpose to Make Christ
Enoira. (Acts. 16:13-15).'
The story of the conversion of
Lydia has many elements of spe
cial interest. It presents the turn
ing point in the progress of the
gospel, which by the grace and lead
ing of God brought it nerthward to
Europe rather than southward into
Africa. Many of us have heard
because of the way Paul was le^,
and one wonders if Europe and
America’TiTight~not otherwise have
been the “dark continents” rather
than Africa. We art what we are
by the grace of God.
Then we note that the* first con
vert was a woman. She was not the
last woman to give an attentive ear
and a believing heart to the gospel
message. The chufeh through all
its history has been blessed ^ the
readiness of women to bear and
heed the gospel.
We like to iMte that she set a pat
tern of hospitality and service which
her sisters in the church have main
tained (see V. 15). She “con
strained” the xiaiting nreachera tO
-OST—War Ration book No. 3, Issued
to Geneva Evans, route 3, Camden,
S. C. . 7p
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charge of processing Dept Call T,
R. Berry, 63, Camden, or addrees
' box 256 HarUvnie, 8. O 5-6p
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-Odd pieces and general furniture.
Camden Furniture ^Company, Phone
156. ttL
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now. Want to buy several good
used tmeks.' See D. J. Creed, or
call 121.- P. O. ^x 214, Cam
den. 8. C. ^*tf
Dusty Bend section, to sit in two
nights a week with children, from
7 to 11 o'clock. Call at 2004 Broad
street. ^
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Heavy breeds, 200 fO^lS. Payment
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with order, free delivery. Worth
while Hatcheries, lOJ W. North
Avenue, Baltimore 1, Md^5-8c
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SparUn AU-Mash Starter for your
chicks and give them the right start
Onlj the one feed Is all you need to
carry them through the first teii
weeks Buy Spartan today and
chase your chick worries away.—
Whitaker A Oompany, Camden. S.
C. 44sbtl
EGGS FOR HATCHING — From se
lected Triple A blood-tested stock,
11.00 per setting of 16. White Rocks,
New Hampshire Reds—The Camden
Floral Company, POULTRY DE
PARTMENT, located West Laurens
Street, Phone-683. tf
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KERSHAW LODQR NO. tS^ A. F. g
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First Tmesday of
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Welooraa.
J. 0. HOfTMAN, W. X
J. 1. ROBS, Baeratazy.
Distinguished Flying Cross, Soidkr'i
Medal, Bronze Star Medal, Air HeOL
Purple Heart and Good CoadM
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LOST—War Ration Book No. 4, Issued
to. James Holley, Elale Holley, Leo
Holley, Elizabeth Holley, Rembert,
- loule 1, bux 22; 7p
LOST—Ration Book No. 4, Issued to
Henry Brown, 1804 Garden street,
Camden, S. S. 7p
LOST—Gasoline Ration book “A” Is
sued to Belton Smyrll, 912 Che.snut
St., Camden, S. C. 7p
LOST—Gasoline Ration Book B, Is
sued to Margie Workman, Westville,
S, C. 7p
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned will on the 17th day of
June, 1844, apply to the Commercial
Bank of Camden, Camden, S. C., for
the issuance of new certificates to re
place two cerUflcates" of the- capital
stock- of said Bank which- have been
lost or destroyed, said certificates
being numbered 48 for two shares and
number 121 for one share, both of
which were Issued to A. H. Saunders.
Executor of the Will of
R. M. Hildebrand,
12p A. H. Saunders, deceased.
Did You Know?
LOST—War Ration Book No. 4, Is
sued to Mosee Thomas, Carrie
Thomas, Lottie , Thomas, Zellie
Thomas, Frances Thomas, Nathan
Thomas, Leo Thomas. Richard
Thomas and Willie C. Thomas, of
route 3, box 3, Camden, S. C. 7p
LOST—Gas Ration Books A and B,
also kerosene coupons tor 25 gal
lons, and 1943-44 Registration Card,
issued to Adam Jones, route 3, box
11,, Camden, S. C, 7p
The Air“ Medal has been placed
above the Purple Heart In the order
of procedence of awar^ made by the
war department, thus bringing the
army order of precedence Into accord
with that established by the navy.
Marine corps and Coast Guard.
In order of precedence, the army’s
medals and decorations now rank as
follows:
Medal of Honor, Distinguished
Service Cross, Distinguished Service
Medal, Legion of MerlL Silver Star,
LOST—Somewhere, between Lancast
er and Camden, a tan fitted bag,
containing child’s clothing. Liberal
reward If returned to E. K. Plyler
at Cheeterfleld Avenue, Lancaster,
S, C. Phone 234-W.^ 7p
Wanted
JOBS WANTED—By two cadets’
_ wives. Jiaye had experience In cleri-^
calj store clerks Qjr caring for chil
dren- during the day. If you have
any type of work call 348. 7p
MARRIED lady desires permanent Job
In -Camden as typist and clerical
work. 10 years experience In office
of Textile F’inlsbing Co. Now In
enjoy tRe comforts ol tier line nome,
.and thus put forward the work bf
Christ (see III John 5-8).
It is encouraging to note how per
fectly the leading- of the Holy Spirit
worked out in 'the experience of
Paul and his bretnren. The Lord
sent His prepared messenger to the
place where there was a prepared
heart waiting to receive the Word
with gladness.
We may confidently go on the er-
randa of our God, knowing that when
He leads. He goes before and pre-
I>ares the way. That does not mean
that thera will be no trials and dif
ficulties. Paul had plenty of them
(see U Cor. 11:23-33). But it does
mean that we may go with tha as
surance of blessed* ^ ^
name, and with the fracw to bear
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