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Ttf only wmIUi Is lift: Ms
**jr to maks tho host of this
world Is to maks tho best of tho
other. For the two are one. The
highest gleams ever through this
lower. The pilgrim to the better
country is the man who, living
or dying, knows the bliss of per
petual youth.—J. Brierley.
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BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
One Human Shipload
A Floating Microcosm
Intelligent Mrs. Widener
Mrs. Astor and Dr. Carrel
On Board the Normandie.—The
ancient writer made this admission:
There be three
things which are
too wonderful for
me, yea, four
which I know
not:
The way of an
eagle in the air;
the way of a ser-
pent upon a
rock; the way of
a ship, in the
midst of the sea;
and the way of a
man with a
maid.
What would
that inspired
writer say of this modern ship in
the midst of the sea? The biggest
ship he ever saw could be hung
from the ceiling of the dining salon
on this boat or tucked away in a
corner of the sun deck, disturbing
no one.
BAPtOVtD
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
UNDAVI
chool Lesson
O'
Arthur Brlahau*
Br BBV. HAROLD U L.t'MDQUtST.
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Lesson for October 18
A modern ocean liner, Queen
Mary, Normandie, Rex or Europa,
as it crosses the ocean indifferent
to waves and winds, is a small
world in itself, g microcosm, with
this little earth playing the role of
“Cosmos." If this ship should sail
to some new, uninhabited island of
Utopia, it might supply everything
necessary to start a new civiliza
tion better than the one invented
by Sir Thomas More, who has been
made a saint since he wrote
“Utopia" to amuse himself and had
his head cut off for his Catholic
faith.
On board, with hla friend,
George Bacon. Is Myron Taylor,
head of the United States Steel com
pany, biggest industrial unit on
earth. He would supply the ma
terial for skyscrapers, ships, rail
roads and machinery, plus organ- | holiday, but bees
Isation
weald tell
Phillips 9 mjSpMaAa Kq * t * b **- **
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lacks savor; most of Umbo da,
anyway.
the
rise Mrs Gear go D W
Fhiledslphts. who has traveled up
end deww in every corner of the
earth and says Is year narrator
“Mr. Brisbane. I have always
wanted ta meet you, bar suae I reed
your article* every day **
There apohe the nucleus of a high-
fjT gvot reading public.
/ THE SPOKEN AND THE
WRITTEN WORD
LESSON TEXT—Act* 11:1. Ml: 1 Then
Mlonlans 1:7-12.
GOLDEN TEXT—The Word of G6d Is
quick, and powerful, and sharper than any
two-edred sword. Heb. 4:13.
PRIMARY TOPIC—When People Read
the Bible.
JUNIOR TOPIC—The Power of Je«ua'
Name.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
—How May I Win Others to Christ?
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
—Evangelism and the Bible.
The persecution at Philippi served
not to discourage Paul and Silas,
but rather to send them forward
into new territory with thp gospel
message. Passing through two
cities they came to Thessalonica,
then as now a city of considerable
importance. After a successful
though stormy ministry there they
journeyed forty miles to Berea,
where the Word was gladly received.
The portion of our lesson from
the Book of Acts relates how the
Word was preached and received
in these two cities, and the excerpt
from the letter which Paul later
wrote to the Thessalonian church
shows what manner of life the
preacher sought to live among
them.
I. Preaching the Word (Acts 17; 1,
5-8).
Paul’s experience at Thessalonica
presents an excellent illustration of
1. How the Word should be
preached (w. I, 5-8).
This section is incomplete with
out verses 2-4, which are omitted
from the printed portion but should
be included in the study of the
lesson. Notice four things concern
ing his preaching.
A. The place (v. 1). Paul went
to tho synagogue, not by chanco
| or because it was a great religtoue
It was hie
vos tho
center of Joenah worship, and there
Pool met those who were reedy to
receive the Word of God.
Some Christians are content to
remain comfortably In church and
ta go out into tho highways
hedges, lag there are
have become as
to getag etoowhere that they
the opportunity Aar spiritual
retry in tho church
b Tho method (w 2-2).
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better method boo esei
need It M God's method
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So dear to our hearts—the tune.
•Old Oaken Bucket.'* and now.
a wall panel in its memory, which
every one of us will want to em
broider at once. Such a home
like scene, this, which is planned
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B ETTES CO^hu
defitky, ready to conduct the “Now
Utopia orchestra.” Mayor Lae
Guardia of New York will tell you
how earnestly Mrs. Astor talks to
him about her plans for a greet
musical center. But Mr. LaGuardia
will never know what shudders
would sweep from Ward Mc
Allister's pineal gland to his
Achilles tendon if he could hear
Mayor LaGuardia say of the young
lady in question, “That Mrs. Astor
is a nice, serious girl, thoroughly in
earnest.”
To make this list complete, P.
G. Wodehouse is on boaro, one
who could and should describe this
shipload of “important humanity"
going nowhere in particular, for no
reason in particular, some in the
steerage, some “tourist" and some,
with cabins on the sundeck, whose
names break up passenger list con
tinuity to make room for the magic
words “maid, valet and chauf
feur."
Si f V- c i of>wntng them la mew
awd women. “alleging.'* or setting
out ta order the truth
g. The subject Cv. 2), He
prsarhed three fundamental doc-
irmee—the atonement, the rsnurfoc-
tton. and the deity of Christ. Scrip-
tyre preaching will be doctrinal.
d The result fee. 4-8> Faithful
preaching of God's Word brings one
of two results in the hearts of men
—they are either "persuaded ’ and
con eg Med, or they become angry
and persecute Thoee who rightly
received the truth were glad to )ou»
with Paul; the others raised a hue
and cry because Paul and Silas
were turning “the world upside
down " As a matter of fact tho
erortd was already wrongskde up,
and Paul sought to set it right.
It to still upside down in our day.
Coming to Berea, we And Paul's
experience there an illustration of
2. How the Word should be re-
I ceived (w. P-11).
Good hearers are as important
as good preachers. How should the
Word be received?
a. With readiness of mind (v.
11). This is a mark of nobility.
The world regards the sophisticated
doubter as the learned man, but
he is not. Noble is the^'mind and
heart that receives God’s truth.
b. Carefully and thoughtfully (v.
11). There would be less error and
folly in the pulpit if there were
more intelligent Bible study in the
pew. Do not assume that what
some learned professor, or distin
guished radio preacher says is true.
Check his message by the Word.
In the final portion of our lesson
Paul tells the Thessalonians that
when he was with them he was
concerned not only about preaching,
the Word, but also about
II. Living the Life (I Thess. 2:7-12).
Paul did not contradict his
preaching by his living. His was a
1. Sacrificial service (w. 7-9).
The man who preaches for his
water, the Queen Mary, after being
beaten several times by the French
liner Normandie, beat the latter
and took the Atlantic blue ribbon
by a margin of less than half a
mile, across 3,000 miles of ocean.
' The oftener you cross, the more
clearly you realize that the ocean
to a great deal too big for our
small planet. It to all one ocean—
Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Antarctic,
all touching—water covering three-
quarters of the earth’s surface.
Consider the Pacific; take your
world map. Mercator's projection,
fold R over from Asia toward New
York and beyond It will
the U ailed Steles, the Atl
md all Eurege le the
g ttaa meoM* Me**
The contest between modern ships
for the “Atlantic blue ribbon,” or
ocean championship, held at this
moment by the British Queen Mary,
supplies most amazing proof of mod
em engineering efficiency. Consider
that, in a VoiT—or gain—is 'not a true
preacher of the gospel.
2. Consistent example (w.
10-12).
The minister of Christ must be
have “holily, righteously, and un-
blamably” if’his people are to “walk
worthy of God.”
Our Place la the World
Whatever the place allotted to us
by Providence, that for us to the
post of honor and duty. God esti
mates us not by the position we
are in. but by the way m which w«
fill it —Trron Edwards.
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CUTICURA
af Misery
Half the misery el htunaa
might be estoBfutehed. would
alwiale the general rurae they Be
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hey; material requirements; illus
trations of all stitches needed.
Send 15 cents in stamp* or coins
(coins preferred) for this pattern
to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft
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Write plainly pattern number,
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Vfilu# of Accuracy
! do sot know that there to a^
to wo valuable a* an uv idmt ef
education aa accuracy. And ac
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told to the world are as dust In
the balance when weighed against
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These are the fatal things, and
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if it will but implant in them the
habit of accuracy.—Arthur Helps.
Pattern 1867
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and running stitch used mainly,
and only a smattering of French
knots. No frame is needed—just a
lining.
Pattern 1067 comes to you with
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Foreign Words
and Phrases
A tout prix. (F.) At any price;
whatever the coat.
Brutum fulmen. (L.) Ineffec
tual thunderbolt.
Chevalier d'industrie. (F.) A
swindler; sharper; an adventurer.
Deus vobtocum! (L.) God be
with you!
In madias res. (L.) Into the
midst, as of a subject.
Mauvaise home. (F.) False
modesty.
Nil admirari. (L) Te aronder
et nothing.
Pate de foies gras (F.) A pie i
of fat goose livers.
Ecc* (L) Behold
Quantum «uActt. (L) Aa much
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FATHER SINCE
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