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THE LESSON FOB ;
PREPARED BY DR. Z. T. C
WATCHFULNESS
Luke 12.85.48. ~~
The presage which forms this Icb
son is the cooelusslon of the address
on covteousness -which we began to
study labt week. The 'subject was
not wholly changed, and we .would
do well to bold In mind that what our
Saviour eays here is said primarily
ot the temptation to covetousness,
though, of course, his,words can navel
a wider application.
It is also well to bold in midd that
this passage is not referring to what
we usually sneak of as the 'second
coming jiff ChriBt. At least I think
that It does/ not. The second coming
of Christ la that event - at. the end of
all the ages which will bring history
Itself to a close. It will be followed
by tb e reeurectlon ''and the final
judgment. It is not possible for. us
to think ! that this ' great event. Is
liable ' to come at - any hour. The
Scriptures do not encourage us In this
expectancy ; and. those - who try to
cuitivate.lt are liable to become fan-!
tafatlc.
/ But this paasage and a great many
ether passages speak of the coming of
Christ into our lives that we can live
in daily /and hourly expectancy of.
We mus^t remember that the Christ
who is coming at the end ot all the
ages is/now living and reigning over
this WA>rld and especially over bis
eliurci'. people and ministers. While
be it/ absent .from It, so far As bodily
presence ta concerned, yet be Is pr?s
en? in spirit. He sees and contdola
d/.. And It is He who comes in judg
ment to znUft-tn fflfa Hte: ; ,rv^
. A young Baptist minister, a few
"years ago was living in gross sin and
been for a: good long time. He
confidently thought he hgd so covered
his deeds that he could go/on.. And
yet, in ; ah> hour,, that. he thought not
and by ways he never dreamed of. hej,
was utterly exposed and waa appoint
ed blB portion with the hypocrites
This is but a sample.
Now-; whit ?rc ought to realize Is
this: That It was Christ Himsoir
that ouu.e in juugtoeui on this young
rnlninter. Christ. did cot. figuratively,
come In?be literally, really came to
htm. He will not more certainly add
literally be at.the final judgment than
he waa at the judgment that came on.,
that man.
Now. as Christ came to th^f man? bo
Bo Is liable to come tq.^irery filsclple
and especially tq.. - every ministnr,
Theao advents, |ff Christ to judgment
In this lite are not coiiflned to indi
i ?iduals. ' He thus comes to families,
to churches, to nations. But our lea
son today deals with his coming toi
individuals. He is thus liable to coruo
any day and any hour. It Is not un
reasonable to be ever expecting him.
! He pot only comes to judge; he also
boddenly comes to bless. It la per
fectly wonderful now. as we say. the
! wh^cl of fortune turns in a good man's
life and he is raised at once to honor
and power. In every single Instance
these aro acts of our Christ. Let us
therefore etudy this lesson la the light
of' these suggestions. '
To Ail Disciple*. j
1. The figure of the Master. Verses
35-38. In tbst age men had slaves j
whom they would often require to ran-1
der unreasonable service; and Whom,
they would unmercifully beat for tha'
smallest offenses. . . In that %Sp - Ihn
wedding feast waO the onowttiai occa -
sion and at.weddlng fMats men would,
eat and drlrnj onltt tar Into tho night |
and would, return home at any old
hour, ?md ready to pour out unlimtt*
cd. rage on any poor .servant that was
not ready to open to bun at the first
sound * ' ' his foot-fail and to Walt on
htm in every detail of his neeoa and
whims. > Those servants ' stayed wide
awake elk nicht* with their clothes on
and their lamps not only burning, but
primmed; no ;hey. would bu'r?v??nght-.
y fiy?ti" were' the1 dornest\t sconces I
.Chtt CbrUt lov. ?rt-it? trtu'.U ? U,
npjrH'to point the lesson ot how his
sbould be ready for him. {
Tlre/ fnust be so 11 ?inj that they will
i?e? ready. to welcome him. 'And 1 th?sy j
must be tbua ready all the time, even
at those Unies when It seems Impoa
. slble tor him to come. Note the fact
1 that the readiness which Christ refera
to is the readiness of life, "the clothes
atrdftd *nri in??uiajK? bumisg." It is
not enough to'be always expecting
Christ. Thl? expectancy will, do no
good unless it kaepf or e dressed ready
'to meet Christ T*nd the "dress* to
be wvar on this ever present occasion
is the areas or a life that accords
i with Christ's comrnsndmenU. His
i truth must be brightly burning in our
; hearts. 1
! ww? cien e-e th*.;? dreasda iu1
welcome Christ they will find him
not an unreasoning, whimsical and
1 Department
HAUCH 1, 1914.
ODY IN BAPTIST COURIER
39-40. I need not draw oat the cus
tom of thieves.. Suffice it to say that
with deliberation they select that hour
and way An which to'come that ars the
most unlikely. And if Ott? protects
hlB goods from thieves hi must never
leave them unguarded. And with
this strong figure our Savior enforc
es the lessen "Be ye also ready for
the Son et man comcth at an hour
.'When *ye think not."
Especially r? Ministers
Ministers live in the midst of holy
things and It Is something thought
that they do not have to be ever , on
their guard against sinking Into the
life of the world. Peter was per
baps having some such thoughts} but
to him Christ seemed to be talking to
ministers as to all and Peter was
mystified. When he was in that
frame of mind be hul to-;dek ques
tions. - And on thlB occasion his
brought an answer which reveals that
if anything, minist?re must be on their
guard more than others, and sre held
on fall.
The figure changes aomswhat. In
this Instance the Master takes a far
off journey (such (a the supposition)
and leaves a steward in charge. This
stoward was a servant or^slart and
to a heavier account "hfth^the- fall.
His special business was to <nee that
all the other servante were-cared for.
He was to be a serveaftoc?veer vanta.
Such 1b the minister. Nov ithero &re
two great prime eUmantaiAhat mast
be in, a minister's character f First,
he must over retain Iba .t?lMf*lu?*n6ss
and the lite of a srO?tfcAlatiet him
lose thWJja* hettw99?nas a Mab? nun'.
Ister. 'The second huethat'he>must
bo unselflBh. The moment h he-i'M*
comes selfish he cessas-to ha B^tiytj
minister. Anyone ?UFft?ft now tt?>
If he retains them km ttfru will make
a rulsr of him vhufi tits Lord cornea
But It he them, "if he fcegin to
smite," that la, cease to be a servant,
and become a tyrant, or to "drink with '
the drunken," that le, become eetftsh|
and sink ?-ts a Ufa of ease and pul?S- ;
ure, if he lose his proper character
his Lord win come euddonly sad give
blm hia,lot' with hypooritea. -Th?
1 ^roister, "who knows hta Lord's will." !
[if he {all, will be beaten with many,
stripes and the ordinary man who ,
does not know but faila, will have only
a few stripes.
THE COURT Or CM>?M0N MiKAH
I Will Coamt la A?b*?llt* on Mdnasy,
The ttrd ef March
tAbbeville Medium.)
The court of conWibTTpTeas wnr^on
veno in Abbev.lje on Monday, March
23rd. Judge Bowman Of OrSBgaburg,
will preaido. Tho fololwlug IB a list
of Juror? by townablDSt ,
Donalai^wuBhlp^O. \V. rfliarp, J.,
A. Black, U. M. Uurta.
AhtieVHtoTownship?C. Lainar rich-.1
1?, 4. IVWllllataB, W. 8. Dul're. B,HJ
.WtlllahiB. D E. Prcsfley, Joe P. Ed-;
l?Qunds.-n. P. Greene. L. W. Kwllar,
Robort L. Chcatham, R. 8. Link and ft.
I
C. Perry. . !
Maggot a?John Baaaley, w G. La- ;
nier, ?. B. Boslar, WV It. Boyd. D. L.
Werdlew,
Diamond HUI-^-P iP. ejmpKon, G.'T. ;
Hodgp. . ... . . I
MwndesvIUe - Ernest Barne:;, 5. T. '
Latimor.
Calhoun Mills?E. F. Co wan. ,
Bordenux?4 :B. Hendjrsoii. J. b.
Fell; A. T. Boauford, W. J. Link.
Long Cane?J. D. Duncan. . s
Duo West?Joel C. Haddcn. R. F. .
M.-.GC9. L O Ashley, J. r.. Pruitt, S. W.
BeawrJghL !
ASJONA'S xWKNT COTTON
Crop 03 tildf Bales Bring* Price le,
Liverpool Equal to Egyptian ;
(Washington I) spatch)
A ndruon of tne(,?,l<M> bale l?18 crop',
of Arlzcna long staple cotton of the
Egyptian trade, developed by the
part ment or Agriculture, sold ln^t?>v- .
erpobl recently for 2.1 1-2 c?mts a \
pound, netting the Ar?zont growers
81 1-2 cents a pound, at tbe'.r shipping
point in Salt River Valley, '.t was an-,
nounced today by Secretary Hourtote-. j
This was taken to lad cate fist En-1
glish spis?-?? Consider this cotton is
equal to the best grades produced In
Egypt. A quantity sold tfl AraOridku,
apSnnors broi?g'u prices which msk-j
this* a very profitable crop for irr!
gated lands ?f c?o Southland
F>gg. do you believe in mc
chosloT
Fogg?Come again, olaase.
Figg??it'? Ilka this, accon
the locirlne, rr> soul sfter
through with may Inhabit taa bp
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Orrrl?e ?aptUt Choren
Sabbath school at 10:00 ?. m. W. L.
Belcher, supt. Public worship at lit la i
a. ui. 8ermon by the pastor, Herman
W. stone. Evening worship at 7:00
Mld-wfrek prayer meeting.
Grace Church
Rev. J. H. Gibboney, rector. Phono
835. Services for tlto socood Sunday
In Lent. 8:00 a. ui. Holy Eucharist.
10:15 a. m Sunday school. 10:30 a.
m. Bible class. 11:30 a m. morning
prayer and.sermon. 8:00 p. m. Even
ing prayer and sermon. Monday 4:00
p. m. evening prayer. Tuesday 4:30
p. m. evening prayer. Wednesday
10:00 a. m. Holy Guchsrlst. Thurs
day 8.00 p. m. evening prayer. Friday
4:30 p. m. Ch.BdroJB?? s^pylc*.'
Central Presbyterlan Church
D. Wttherspoon Dodge, pastor. The
order of services tomorrow will be as,
foliowb: Sunday school St 10 o'clock,
Mrs. W- S. Ramsoy, aupt. Morning
service ht li!30{ at this hour the pas-1
tOr ?'i?? mmi hr'wr? th? p?opi? the vu- '
rious activities and agencies of thoj
Southern ProBbytorian church. H will
be an educational meeting in prepara
tion for the great Every Member Can
vass to b-j conducted the next Sab*
bath afivrhoun. Evening services at
7:80. Subject of sermon, "*A Great
Fall and a Great restoration." Wo
shall be glad to bare any .strangers
in town' to worship' with. us. The '
monitors of the church are especially
urged to attend the morning service.
O iiiSiTiM O
Associ?t? ; Uftierm?? Tiesfcflswiati
Cktsrrfi
Sabbath school at 10:30 a. m.
Sabbath school at 10:30 a. m.
Preaching bV pastor, R?v. J. M. Garri
son at iti30 a. m., aada 7is0 p. in. You
%ro ihvltad to Join tie In our work
and worship, "cams thou with' ub,
and wo will do theo good."
k The ?tt*i Pf?sbit?rlan Caere*
; fll? services at the First Presbyte*
ri an church are open to the public and
all are Invited to attend. Tomorrow,
the calendar will be as follows: Sab
bath school at 10 o'clock preceded by j
the Teacher's meeting <at 0:45. "At
11:20 and 7:30 the pastor will preach.
The choirs of the church will furnish
atiraciive music at both hours. You
ate cordially Invited to bo present.
I
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Kirnt Baptist Church
Teacher's prayer meeting at 0:45.
Sabbath, school at'10:00, Dr. A. L.
Smethers, supt. Publie worship et
11:80, Sermon by the pastor, John F.
Via*s, Subject, "Cuf Father." Sun
beams will meet at 4:00. Young Wo
tnah's Mhnlonary Society will mcr>r
aVltfo.^Thls wilt be tho first losson1
In Mission study, book used: "Chi
na'n New Day." The pastor will teach
the cls?s and all tho young women of
the church are invited to meet at this
hour. Baptist Young Pooplea' Union
at 6:30. Subject: "Tho Character of
Qod." Leader, Miss Inez Kay- Sermon
b> the pastor at 7:30. Subicct; "The
MeefisfcW.OWw^^ ptibltc
la cordially Invited to attend and wor
ship with us at all these services.
St Jofttfff Methodist t'hsrrh
John W: ?3pcakc, pastor.'-- Sunday
school at 10 b'cl?dt. ' O. M. tleard.
sunt. Publie worship at il:30 a. m.
Sermon by the pastor. Evening ser
vice at 7:30. It Is with very great
pleasure that w? announce that Dr.
H. N. Snyder will .deliver an address
at tbta hour. Dr. Snydor Is visiting tho
city sa lh? gu??* of the Y. M. C. A.
Special music at both services.
- 8L Joseph's Catholic ( huich
Fundsv, Mjarch 8th, Second Sundav
r>f I."tit. Sunday school promptly at
10 a. m. High mass and sermon at
11 a. m. Benediction,and sermon at
I p. m. Low Miisa Monday u I fitHL
Stations of the Crosi, Sernmn and ben
ediction of the Most Blrsrel Sacra
ment, Friday. March 131? at 7:80 p.
in. Rev. B. A. Duff, ofP'. ?S'ittg.
Christian Clmrrh
J. T. Black, pusior. cervices to
nor row as follows: Bible school at
10:30 a. ni,. Preach'ng and commun
ion at 11:30. Preaching again at 7: ;b)
?.m. t-'ubjoct for morning sermon, ' .le
sue.. Test of Disclpleshlp," (John,
I?: 15. Subject for the evening; ser
mon: "A Cart and the Reason." This
church aelOomes to rite worship and
work all who wish to live according
in the life of Jesus Chrlat. It seeks
to emphasise the union of all -Chris
tens, by the Wew J.- Ornant model?
so creed but t'?o living Christ, no
rame but Christian: and no authority
bat the Bible.
liteV-V.aWfcel Church
'**thz hoiro like church." Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at/
?:s? by Rev. J. D CrouL Services \*
1:20 p. m, Preaching by the pastor
Are lagttBdj j<Kcw|g and he|ph<isB
?e'w?
ria'nr HoWe Smith la to have
iovltfon it has not yet develop
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Corsets. .$?.50 to $6.50
Brassieres.50c to $3.50
Come in Monday, we've 'got lots and lots of new
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extends cordial invitation to
her many friends and cus
tomers to view our first dis
play new hats beginning
Wednesday, March 4th
You will find these creations
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modified styles.
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