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LESSON'XII.
KEEPING THE 'BODY STRONG,
;(A Personal Aspect• of Temperance)"
. Mark 6:53-56; dudg. 13:12.14;,
•I" Cor; 3;16,17;"Rom. 12:1, 2
Golden Text. ---Now, therefore be
,vvare, I pray thee, and drink'no'nwine
nor strong drink, andeat not any
• unclean `thing:. Judg, 130.
THE•LESSON IN ITS: SETTING'.
Time.• --The events. ;recorded. ••1;)Y.
Marl: took- place in April, A.D. 29.
• The • birth , of ''Samson ";occurred ,near •
• B.C.• a201,-; Paul -wrote his epistle.
to, the Corinthians aboutA.D. p, and.
his' epistle. • to the `Romans' within, ..,P t a'
year or, two of .that. time. •
Place; ---The events in:Mark• oceur-
red on the plain of Geiinesaret.. Sam-
son was:. born.' in :torah, a village
about twenty miles in a straight line;
west of Jerusalem Corinth was. one
of-7the grew"" cities of • southern
t�
Greece, and. -Rome was,1of course, the
capital of the world. • `
53, And when they had crossed
over.:. It was. 'in returning from -the
eastern side •of .the Sea of Galilee.
• that Christ and:: his: disciples were
overtaken by a storm' which 'is de-
scribed in. the preceding seven verses.
, : They. came to , the land' unto Gennes
aret. This.: is a semi -elliptical plain
on the western 'shore , of the Sea of
Galilee; about three Miles. Tong and.
something more than a mile wide.,'
a- ',place • of unusual fertility, and
beauty. : And. moored to the 'shore,
i.e.,' they anchored to the shore of
Gennesaret..'
54. And when ;they were come out
of :the boat, straightway' the, people
knew him:'.•
Healing . Sick Bodies;,
Au l° ran rro n, a.ori, that
whole region, and began to; carry.
about' on; thea >beds, those that were
• sick, where' they heard , he was:.
'What is made • emphatic in 'this pas
;sage is not the people's faith, so much.
as their' need...,
:.56. And wvhei•esoever 'hel entered;
'into villages,' or into. Cities or' into.
• the: country, they
laid the i -`
Y s k rn the.'
market -places. And •.besought
:that, they might touch •if it were but
the border of his garmen l: ' and. as
many' as touched' -him • Were Made
Whole. See also, Mark •5:27;. Acts 5:
'16; 19:11,12., The garment was the.
outer robe, the tallith worn over the
tunic At each '`corner was a tassel"
with a, thread or • ribbon of blue:;
There was ire virtue in•.the,.garment'""
of. . Christ itself; and.hundreds could'
touch the garment, without . ,faith,
and receive ,'no blessing : 'whatever.'
Christ `simply honored the ' •faith of
'these people by healing them` when
they -manifested such; faith by eager-
ly':attempting to-pordenear hini that,
they might but ,touch
his •..garm•'enit t e•
border of
•
Instruelos. forDit
(Judges:•
'Chapter '13)
_12 :And Macoak said, ;Now let thy..
words come, to pass what shall
_ Xie ordering of -the -Rodd, an'd-6vv-'
Shill. we. do unto. him?, ':I3. And the .
' angel• of Jehovah said unto Manoah;
Of all that:.I. Paid unto . the . woman
Jet her beware ;, 3,4 She may not eat:.
of'anythin. that •cometh 'of the vine,
neither lether d ink 'Wine, or strong
drink, nor eat,any'unclean thing; all
that'f commanded her let,her' oh,'
serve. ' 'In, the • earlier part:, Of ;this
chapter.. weare:told that'.an angel of
the Lord, had appeared to the :wife
of .Mar.oah; 'announcing ,that..: she
would" have a son who should to _
God; • As in the ancient Jewish tem•
plea, in its inmost recess, the Sheki-
nah, or glory of God, lwas constant-
ly ,present, .and conferredon the'.
building its awe-inspiring power, and
gendered any profanation of it a di=
rept offense to..God, sodoes the Holy
••Spirit, dwell in the cnYrch,, and.the
profanation'. of this temple by false
doctrine is sacrilege. '
A Living ,Sacrifice. .
' 1;<I bese.eeh yott therefore, bretit-.
•ren, by"they' mercies of God Through
out preceding chapters of Romans the,.
mercies of God .have been, enfolded
These mercies,include Godis love' for
men, his grace toward men, the send
• ing 'of his Son, whe • is . the very
righteousness of God, to men, .that
men might be justified in •God's.
sight,
the death whick_.. „ fsi died as
a propitiation for our sins, the new
life Which we have in Jesus Christ,.
the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, the
access that is ours to the Father in
prayer, our sonship' and co -heirship.-.
with' Christ„' our present sanctifica-
tion, our, future glorification, and all.
the hope, of the life to sonre,'.'togeth-
er with a consciousness that every-
thing .works Together, for good. to
those that love God, from:' whose' love
nothing will eyer be able to separate
us; ;these 'are the, mercies' of: .Goal'
which' should:. prove the' motive power
of our life',. •God's mercy comes -first
and our •consecration afterwards,..
never vice versa. Toresent. This
is a term a'ssociated•wit gifts for the
•;temple
This,action. is purely Volun-
tary. Your• :bodies a living sacrifice,
holy, acceptable td God ' Sacrifices
in the Old 'Testament were ,'resent'
ea o . these, sacri ces
Our ,•body''is.to be. a living'satiifice,
Lei ; 'utterly.• d, 'devote God.rn : .
y to ;the
life...Which is' lived,, :in ' these; bodies;
:Which is .your spiritual 'service. It-
is •to • be noted that in the ;margin pf
the • Revises}., Version The word here
translated "spiritual" is:said to.mean,::•
literally, ",:belonging to the :reason."
Consecration is intellectual as con-.
trasted with the uninfeligentoffering •
of •thesaninial in the :Jewish sacra-•
The faniousaintinof Mail
. ,, . p • • �' sine, ltecamicir is brought.to-;life- af. the British
Industries Fair •in London, England, with Iris l eolie, at tat,..posing as the
noted French charmer. ' ' -
ild's. Intek
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Scientist Says. IQ Not Fixed= -
It, May Go .Up'"Or Down -
Whole Concept of Intelligence
•Must Be Reformulated:
•
• The IQ—sligrt for inttelligence quo-
tient i s • measured by standardized
tests—is variable ' elemen '
,a 'iii •the
'composition of a. human' being, It• was
pointed''• gut in` a recent paper by
Beth L, Wellman of 'the Iowa Child
Welfare Research station.• at • Iowa.
City
It 'was wince th,e opinion of most..
psychologists that the'' IQ was fixed.
that forinstance, a :child•:who
,above,it and Vice versa., It •isn't'
so, Prof:' Wellnian 'insists,. far "`tliere •
is now.no escape from the feet that
children's. IQ have possibilities of
change over• practically, the ,;.whole
range from -genius • to, ;feebteniinded
tress "
linworldlr-Attitude
vironment
Safe Driver Must.
Have Road, ' Sense
Importance '• of a Driver' ; 'Ability-
. � y
to. Judge Correctly and to Be
. Prepared' •For the' Unexpeted.
,has' often been remarked that
no ,driver of . a motor vehicle can be'
'considered to be a safedriver unless.
and .until be has acquired a high 'or-
der of road sense, writes ii corresp
.ondent in,: the. • GlasgewHler ald.. But
Slip Rack•To.Mor'.on.'Style
Her paper, was >illustrateil• with
charts showing' increases .in' genius.
•levels by`children, once :avei•age�in'IQ
•nnd others decreases frrom average,to;
feeblemindedness; ,
•"Thus; 'she said, our whole Concept
of intelligence •must be reformulated~~
• "The demonstration of " these
changes," • she; explained, "feces us
to.abandon•,the idea of;an'inilate'un-
2. And be not fashioned to. this.
world,; In: verse 1, we have,• as it
•
•were,, the positive aspect of conse-'.
cr ation, .• positive
in this' verse ' we' have,.
`as it`wei.e,'the negative aspeet._T}e:.
word; here :,translated "fashioned
means•\ outward : conformation We
are 'not, then, .to conform totle-
world. in its''worldlitiess, either in our .
life, or our, con, .ersation, or ' Our
pleasures But e:.„ye- :-transformed--
by the renewing 'of ; you:r mind: The
word :; here •:translated • "transformed",
is the very word used in:the account.
Of the transfiguration.aof our Lord
(Matt: ' 17:2 ). Here it has •a ' far
deeper' significance than •the pieced
`,ing word "fashioned," and refers'; to'
what-whieh''is-essential afki ;real, .the
•very inner part,of one's being, To be -
a new creature in:Christ is, to have
it new mind. That ye may prove •
_what' is (rood an&acceptable ndper
feet will of God. The result of this
purification is • to ma -e the ,intellect,
'which: is' the' seat•i f moral judgment,
trite ,and. exact in ;judging -:all spirit
\cal and .moral questions. To prove
Means. to prove an:d .approve; to •test:•
:and, attest : By daily'consecration
prove that God's will is good and ac- :•
cep'table,..anti perfect.,
Youngest Soldier
roSter, right, stand's inspection 'in
GlosiroW, Seetlariti, prior 'Co Sailing
for service in China: '
PiSt
Changeable intelligence and .te-enteil .
•
-,,Race Intellectually, Undernourished
. -FurtheP, she .added that "a funeL
that there Is a bielogiear baeis for be,
but ohs.eryes, that the.
, be to enviroranentiEcenditions.
changes have fer.;reaching iinpliCa-
benefitiartYThe Child and to soeiety.
OsticarreS-7.neyer7 ' een;easy
to •answer• is: "What IS road sense?"
_ The most direct' reply I haveheard,
the simplest definition, is that road.
sense is •theability to put' two • and
two together and :to use:.the total' as
the key to- the 'solution `.of .a 'road •
problem'4,
*Butt' such a definition', tells nothing,
even,, though it has some unlerlyiig
truth. For myself,1 would venture
to define road sense a?.•the ability,of',
a driver ,to judge' correctly; bye ex-.
•
ther: than' )3,7 direct evidence, when'.
'danger threateui,'. and' how it can be
'tiVoided,:or when and•Where there is
dariger desPite its seeming to ex=
1.6144 aperiene ••ifene hive
other People who have b'een niaterista .
only a few, Months. E).cperience-,
hoWever, ePsei4ial. element;.. bot
equallY; if not Mere,' iniPpitant is
realise :that ' When such -and -:such a.
tion representing.either a' danger or
.U,neannY Foresight,
:driver EoSsessing road SenOe
often surprise his passengers (eien
drivers). by his seemingly .undanny
Pond's' "Ask Another" ptoyrani
presents a new game to radio liaten?,.
ers. on. Fridays 10 to 10.30 p,m., over
CFRB. • '•The new 'gag is known as:
What HaVe I Got. .A rather' hazy.•
desccription trf' things`is given:'by some
member of "tie cast, and 'i't's up to
the audience to guess what is. meant.
For Example; 1 have two;•'p'arallel
linescrossinganother two • parallel
line's,' and a bunch 'of x4. and o's
• what, have I got?• . •Obviously (7) a
game of X's and ti's. If -any of, our,
readers have any such stuff to offer,
—just address it to Pond's, •CFRB
Toro
nto • The regular e
lar
g business of,
asking questions will still, continue.
Tune Chasers
We had an enquiry as., ,to 'the
whereabouts of the Tune. ,Chasers,
those pixillated menof melody, gags'
and Birds; Bert Pearl," Bob Fnon.
and Rai Purdy. The time has been•
changed to 6.00 to 6.15 p m. over
CFRB, Sundays, -•and the . boys.are
still very much at . it.
The. Dr: Hagen Show, • True ' •'.or
False, originated last week in the
studiosof. CF.RB;, Toronto; Two
teams were picked,, men on. one
side' and six women on the other.• All-
partiicipants Were from the University•
of Toronto—boys from 'Engineering
and • girls•,.from Household Science.
The questions asked :were of .general
interest. and had ta'be answered 4b)'r
(either true or false.. The , teams are
ag1,
Hagen' conducted a program oi,•tr:uck:
drivers: against a'• team .%of' chor
us
'girls: .• The time-9.30~to 10,00 Wed
nesdays
Whorl No Hisses?
'Many strange things .happen; 'aur-
r.o*-nd
RADIO HEADL!NER$
QF THE: WEK
By FRANK DENN1$- •
Mali -ling -.moments, However,• one
little error'escatied him . hilari-
ous situation": and the word .
haye, been. "Pitnations" Stan no,
ticed it, hot it Wes too..late to tell the ,
annOuneer, .,During, the PrOgr.a'ra
thought Stan waS hissing ale; anitchul:
..-cer, but the recording shOwed, that
'everything Ikea perfect and the word
• Charlie Hannigan is.sitting on our
questiOning-swe had the audacity to ;
ask him if he ever took violin les7•
Was on the tresk incltiding the ink-
well ant Charlie caMe flying At us,
Apparently Ibere *ea 'a time when
Charlie ',could, Play IieBussy.'cortniosi-
musician to play old ,tinie Any-
way,. 'you:, can, hear, Charlie' and his
MOotalLeers every-Menday at 8.0Q
The radie prograni "The Shadow"
Sponiored by. the• producers 'Of "blue
eoal" and heard every ,Wedig`adY
• evening over Station crmj, is 'frank,
ly Of, the "thriller" type.' But is
-.the • entire cait.and'IrodUetion 'is •of
Shadeiv.'' Was. reaTiffly. honored With
the annual Filet. Radio AWard-,ene.
of airdeires moat caVeted. honors.,..
Pat'sdant-ineratrasse men werkilig on.
found the bbriel 6f a mammoth' be-
•lieVed to_have-lived 35,000 year's ago.
'Plan to UncoVer
Asia Minor Cit3v
American Savants Will' Dig to.
Find the 2,000 -Year -Old Ruins
Of Ancierit Van.
11We-74n-a of -ditch diggers an-,
nentieedlast Week they would dig in.;
to Aiia ,Minor, in the. hope Of ,finaing
rietv „information `on .the Bible 'Story
Will,. be dug this 'Slimmer • into the
2,000-year,old, ruins ,of ancieht
Of. BroWn's departrneilt of Biblical'
literature, and,.orie of theoeaders, of..
the. .expeclition, and 'his ass"aiatei
looked for "discoveries ..as • irimertant
as any `hi Asia Minor to date. inellid;
ing those of the recent Hittite. digs,"
"If'a• sufficient number.ef ancient
rtitings cari he found," he •• said,
".translatioris may be. os.sible which
giVe • the histsq of the king:
dem and- reveal the now sketchy
story pf international jealousy, con;
dirt and 'cortquest that marked ;the
Opening. ee .i"enturics of the first 'mil -
1,y the peoillo• of: Valitk the pi:ofe:lsor
historical Li:lel:grew-id ,of the 'PIA'
'Pestament'S !look *of Cienc4is as well'
• Once "A Trade deittre,
t eitra van the
arlrliC, about '000 1`1.C. Tinge e;intit
mounds (telt; cm'or the rttin4
outside the moderrt (..ty of 'can..
•
Inexperiendea mothrista,". While de
While (hiving carefully, cultiyate" the
habit...of watching 'other:. road users
and ;things seen'on or 'near the road; ,
',and making Mental note of:What they
are prene to 'de or omit te in.vari-
initiatiye and as a yeshlt of ..What.
...other. people 'front • 'or...to either
side of -them de or fail te do. .'
Deal Island--lighthous&-itt
mania, .957 $eet above, sea leyel aiitr
inobahlY the highest in the_world,
a beam of 1,009;000 candlepower in
power acetylene ' '
Makes London Visit
Lon," for a conference to dia,
.isfta to the Plitglisli Capital*.
Fifty yeara will 'be required tO
chart the Coast ef. Labrador,' aCeard-
•
The Regent of, Hungary; Admiral NiCholas yen Ilorthy (left) and President
'gnats liosiciki of Pi:dead, Chat together as' they participated recently in
' a hunt held in Yoh-, liorthy s honor, near Worsts* Poland.
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Truth Out Yoi;i7.Char4cte:t!
EV LAWRENCE HIBBERT,
anada Imports
Soutiliern Bees
Honey Producers Are Getting
Them In PaCkages
ilooeybeea are, imported -in' :comb -
.ed States by the 1101, PrOqsVra
the northern sows and ,,Can4a, Tee
reeeei)O, tor this' are, that in the south
lti the' SPriug 4lId• can. 0.0' pack- •
, this, many .beekeepers follow , the
arm:sated- ot,killing all their bees la the'
fali of ,the year 'and' rTplaeing theta, :.",.
'with .package the,
Package bees will give: better.% •
la gathered during the .iiiotitha;
of "July 'and August,' but Where '.the • ,
. flow :Starts about. the Middle of Jane
-.•..ahd ceases, during July, the reteree
'are Mitch ,smaller, often being little •
•
Package bees may be :obtained ia
;Sizes 'ranging from one to five. pounds
:300 'nonnds of Surplus. hooey. s.nridee •
, Very favourable„ conditions,. The :aver,
.co• rding to c, p, GeoderhaM, Dontinlei
,Attialist; package ,bees pink be order-
ed. early ia .order -ta secure 'then'''. at
the, proper. tune. Whenortlehing, one
should 'state definitely Hie number 4oa
.rowhags is to ,be accompanied bY a
package shOuld arrive during th4-41-at,
ing during,..tha ,early Pnrt at May maY
Explore a
f Guinea
Will Survey and Map Last:Sector
af Unknown Territory '
• to: explore the laet sector of -On-.
..,kaciwn New Guinea will begin ehort-
The. expedition 'Will surirey aacvniap
about...200o: seinar,e* mites of hitherto:
;80 pertera. t.he area to be 'expfOred,
toward the 1:thteit berder,,and north lo,„
*cause itativeii, cif the ,Pegion are,
'trit.vA there, The .offieial Party.
food, Injected
:11sti Are': Mack of Pk* iMethOct
rested- slim' chanceS of surVival last
'Once , before; sev'en years ',,ago, tried
Abe treateient-4,asked him 'for pernlia-
'BY HIS WRITING! ,
. "whist an impracticable ea! __Is na
,tain ii,iSeritnination when 'they fall
in love, • even.; thetigh tney be -quite
Seek certain qualities in the men they:
„10„Ve They believe. that their sweet-
hearts ceine up tO the Standard they
have set,uP in their own 'The,
,rriere fact thht a girl -falls in love
Ithat,• in her opinion, he has. Certain
haracteristics she feels her • man.
fliere is the •"itigger in the Wood-
pile!" ' Love is' so blinding "an expe-
'rience, blended as. iVi§. of physical,
tractions, 'that it ,ernporarily bor
dlOadS 011'S faculties judgment.
'&ow, handwriting tells the ii•orST
'of the cbaracter.of a Writer, If you
take the writing,. of a girl and lay it
beside the writing of her bey
you. halYe a coMplete' picture of both
thele 'Characters, 1:he dispositions
lib:th are shown clearly,,"like an
AerePlan'a caught in the beams .of
searchlight--1-not the things Which
bitt .1he unvarnished truths, shorn
'Mabee' .has &aka theiti
'inattei for
Joan had tWe She- Ilked
thorn both irnmenselY;. and Was in a:
he, will :Weave tortitons.. paths;
straig,htforward; More.. of ig „plodder,
o home life.. and 'yet !net, averSe
X had • 'a:.letterl 'Hein }Mr,. telling the,
, hoW .happy she arid. her lursbantl.
I had it secret preference f•dr'' the.
ether mom' ',How lueky it waS rot- Me
that; took.yetir. adviee, for OW'. man'
..1;;vhjooQd hds-tuetTott out bad.
Readers are invited le send 'sped-
, mons op their Onea writing, as 14,011
aa that of their friendi,' ivoceiliearts
or relatives, for an unbiased analy,,
sit* iiersenally Rropared .by Mr,
bort. , Enclose 10c for' EACE1 octi,
ose with stamped addressed envel-
ope lot Lakoence Room 421,
73. West AcI,Otiiii,St;; Toi-onto, Ont.
Replies will be ferWarded as iiiitch,:y
as possible
atoll. to 'try ;the inetb0d,i '
:,"4tilfee:n to .f7ciniese: r.i4t1t,ett, ij,0-,cetv. h.. t.fgh q.
-Trot ,inge:Cothes:••ROdio•litlye
the red -bleed 'cOrptiocles..mik
,own ho said rosultelf.
itlidd directly 30 tile growth. :,'.
' To Determine Correct Dosalie
Ternilf eq.," tir. while aft*.
to' theta, 7
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