HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1936-09-24, Page 6THE’ WTAGEEQISttAi^ CALX- — AGTEL , tee author at* tee book of Acts, wlis
T5 r 3? T7— T6 . 15; RaM&JtS T5rtB2X was ErnSto^ the physician, means, by us-
GCLJIEN- TEXT — yet therefnre$. :•this prunoua that he Irimsete tore
and make- piscfpies of ail ths ns- Traas foited tea missionary com-
ticns. Matthew 22:15. : ; snd accompanied Paul anti Si-
■ THB LESSEN’ EM EPS SETTING **
0Time Ateh aik. p getting sail therefore, from Troast
. .EJope — Haul separated. from Bam- :'we mate s straight' course to Sdmotlr-
alios- tod' set out tor his: tosstonaiy rac&*’This wxs to fc’and atf tee coast
jgjnrH’&y to Anfroch* o£ Syria;.' Ciliefa 1 of! Thrans. coTonizete by men- of* S^ywp®.
fe tire‘gruvlixee in Asto iHnar directly ‘ ■ -‘And tte.day following tc Neapolis.*"
• west tod. uartlr at* Syria. Derise and i T&is was® a. seaport town., where; ap-
Eyssra. are? cities- a£ Eyctonis, an. tee [ poreitly,. tee apostles had no feasam
• rcfrdi IiafSng; 'to=T Autfate of Eisfdto ?:far GEcryfng; •
Efiry^s. was & proreince m.tee central I -And from thence to. Phningt. which,
part of western Asia. AImar„ Ttasss d ny ^^0^. the first a£ tee
city of! iSysJUi.am. tee westera^store of j district^ a Raman eofciny, and we were
Assa 5Stor, dsgosae fesdonis. SEa- i.^ tarrying certain daysL^
.(Stoiira-aceugifed. tee nartfierm usrt ot pynlipyf. ® city q£ WiWmf^ Iaested
tes; Gr^ta getonsHfcE. Hhi^ggjj was io-- '-.g^ pjsrrn?, surrounded by mautajnsv
gy pmhij the Second a£
tes: umes.! front, tee jiMtom&m,. tee father a£ Alerander tee
^Andl .tee®; went terctug&i the- regi'cnE ^TEse p&fiif a£ Pftrffprsfr wttaes8a&8 ' tee
. ftfR. .tod!. rixfeate-..Sti-n.^d^qfryhe^frp;TTr.?^--.-R:emT^
' “For f Will not dare to speak of any
things save those which. Christ host
wrought through .ine, for th^ obetf-
j fence of tee GentHhs, by 'word and by
; deed," The Epist!&~> to the Roman®
was;, written By Paul to tee greatest
■ city of the- world,- to. a people whom
he had never seen, about seven year®
! after his visit to PhtiiDPi, St Pant
' here recognizes tee Lord Jesus Christ
as tee personal and present worker.
“Tn tee power of signs tod wonders,
'.There can. be’no doubt teat Paul in
; this passage assume? that lie posses-
Ies the apostolic power of working
miracles. —/‘To &e power of tee Holy
Spirit” . This demonstration! .of . the
power of tee EEdEy .Spirit consisted of
partly in tee. miracles which he en
abled the. first preachers of tee gos
pel to perform,, tod-partly fh tee ih-
fluence m.which, he attended to tee
! truth ' to* tee hearts. ?nd eons<-iences
t.cif tease tha*t helleve fGaf. 3k35< EFeEL
12k fK teat from Jerusalem . and
round about even unto Hlyricuin.’" Hk
, lyrtcuinr was an extensive district iy-
Iing-.'. along- .tee eastern -coast of . th®
IA'driaCic Ste near iTtoedonia. “f have
felly preached! tee gospel of ChrisV
This verse means teat he had carried
: tee gospel message in every direction:
not teat Be had preached tee teEP gosr-
; P®8^ '..- ■. . • ;. ,'
! “Tesv mafimig it my iim s& ta pretoft
. i.tee.' gospeL, not where Gftrfet was at-
i ready named, teat E might not buird
= !;unon^-toOteeF—mtojs^fotodafion-~:JI>:
. hut, as. it fc written;. They shall seei
ta wboEi ntt Hding® of him cams^ amt i
tftey who* Save not heard shall nmfer-- [
■ sttodL,T,.The qmatatfoEE ftera nr from Isse. '
(See ads® 'E Cor- SrHFh Ei •' tee
. | first place Paul knew that tee uner-
!- sngedixefE sreE& of tee R«uwn. world!
E so> vast teat it was- s. waste of
to devote hip energies to a fifeftE
d!y occupied: by another witness
for Christ;: nr tee second place, PtoE
, wcdl knew teat he was; tee emtstamf-.
fiigr apnstfe tor tee Chrihteai church
:< of hfc day,, tod to nite a place
J-wfiete toother ChristEtoi worker was'
, engaged to presehnEg: would have
;heen to dfstiite whatever .wash his f^-
' low-laborer had established!; to tee
» I teint pTsce Ftel did everything: he
■ 1 could to artsto other Christian warfc-
| firs fterng: fesTous of ftim. He certainly
j-was not jeuToH® fttoiseif of any onet
Safety First Ota the Road in England
Ta promote safe driving English highway officials have placed mirrors,, much ah the two round adjust
able mirrors above, at many cross roads and road junctions. Drivers are able to see oncoming traffic
and many accidents are thus avoided
Games, Riddles; Problems, and
Tests Accelerate the Mind
and Make Children Delve
Into Comers of Reason
sssymEfrSs off Gast • feviiigStOKe assays®'
tOB sg® nito .• Glnita.. tvAi'vfe; Gwr MrfgjsgwSj
Tn mi: gofit. IfctI setot Banff! ttt fe*
Rs; nEfsstonsry. generaL statssmsn, er-
PfcEtt.. ■■' ' . ‘ '
“HtfayEivOK vision? appeared ns Efaaeil fit
' tEc-. litaL;:' TSiere was at; aiare of. HAee-
daraiP staiK^iFg.'r' Alacetiionia wass '. Else
territory located: nr tees uortlrera.. esdi
eftfe Greeic: pesmstoa- pvte^H-rn-g-
frota. the Adriatic Seat arr tee?wests, to'
tee Aegsa a S&u-oee tee east-Thsttifr®
By tfe wnrus wftmfi ire spate. whSefit
raveafete iris noxiortalAy-.. ‘“Seseeetuug
fita arte sayings; Coxae aver into flfe-
eedoteo. ante tetp ete" Ause tow tte
5®Eceto33±23st' ted. tesrd a& tte gospel
a£ Cnrrsr tod exactly tow. God, reseat
ed to Pa.tr! teete fongnig: ta tear- tlte
message": of: grace. we cto . mot’ knew,
fcr rite to least- isi clear that wftax.
Gate ted star every too®- vvftfcfc: P^to
Sate ^terantste to etaer. te opemete. ®
dter wfcicfe Baal’ fed never* dreoanedt
osf oeiog opened: to kimt
“Ante wfem tees irate seem tees vfsiota.
straightway we sought; us ga forth! to
Mdyptetg-riv. costeutetog rfrgy Gate ifewfr
called? ,us! t&. preach:. tte gospel anta
texte" Here shorter be carafrrily noted
the- plural proratra* ““we." ' CertahrLy
fc-fl
do
that;.
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It is fast becomln.g-2 world of w.ts
and tee art 4 quvdithtoking is of
utmost importance.
We have con’ent.rnted on memery,
on application, steadip^ss and' con
templation in our schools. But how ,
often do parents, or teachers give
exercises to instantaneous tluto'rht?
There is one ptace, and one time,
when it is possibta for parents to
introduce lessons unsuspected by the
child; aiui that is»Jhea! time. It
fa alsp the interlude when families
get together.' . ■ ,' •
RIDDLES •■AB? FUX
Riddles are always firn, -tot they
are more than that- They acceler
ate tee mtod and make the riddie-
guessers delve 'into corners cf rea
son not usually exercised. 3o -
suggest the riddle.
But this is not alt Father can
save up- stories of tight places that
certain .iztdEvidiinIs have been to..
And after telling his tale, saving
_ i the-, answer, he can ashj ^Wnat’ would
.tI<> '' JeiTyC^^a^’“hap^^^
you? Quick bowl”
! J He can ask each 'ciiSi to tara
ami teen gfve the rigto solution-
Btet, to the meantime, tee mental
gymnasties have arcomplislied their
purpose.
GAMES STIaTULATE WITS
Still another way may be fried.
Thist js to announce almost any sub
ject at random—car, new hat, vine,
bicycle, churcn or television- Sub
ject should depend or. tee general
age of" the children. Then let -ueb
child make a quick speech about, the
subject chosen. Tee, practice- if
continued for any. length of time. -
helps to increase observitio? and to-
ffuences chEdren tc hx k> mind tee ?
things they see or read a'«»ur? Talk-
tog about given subjects helps to co
ordinate speech, with teoognt. too.
Rapid number tests are. exeelEent
also Short curs in computing are in
vented. 'For instanc , 25 ' times any
thing. ’' What' is that?. Twenty-Sve
times twelve? Take a fourth of
twelve and add. two naughts. Quick t
as lightning? • j
Question and answer books are in
valuable. But Pio much time must
not he allowed for answers- It .
is not advisable in. an exercise for
mental, speed, to give much time for
thinking, even ' az the” cost of ouA
error. Gradually the ch-Tdren wiil
learn, to combine accuracy' with
agility.'
Wits, Wits, and still more wits. A
good old word we have pretty, well
forgotten. It combines judgment
and alacrity, and dear only, knows
we need noth.. ■ ■
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Peterborough Examiner writes —
There' was something on the warn- .
an’s page to an exchange about tee :
rouctoe of housework, i There’s a
certain amount of routine ■ about
everything,, but the writer of tee
■ article thought housework hod more'
.than its share of it Mention .was
made of tee daily running^ over the
rugs with, the vacuum cleaner or
tee carpet sweeper.
.This column does not pcse os an
.authority on 'housework, but we do ■
not believe- that keeping a rug - or
two clean, is in it with the'days when
[there Were, carpets • on the floor,- ■
1 dose hailed right over to the edge-
| As a rale, if we remember correct-^
Ily. teey were swepu and people used u*
to, throw'on a few'tea tea-.e./nad
such to keep the dkst down.
And twice a y.ar those carpets-
had,to he taken -p, put out t-e
I line in tee bsu’J y.r«i ’am beaten.
lThs*-e was always a.tack ’LVr in
■ * tee drawer e.i th?, kifehen- table'.amf
fits. ;ervM-e was ra'fi^ tee**
| day toe'rarpet w-— lifted. Every. '
| fast tack the whn’.» w^y arourd “ad
j to he.extract-d. 5he tacks we-e cs*
4 v^sys ptaesjd _ gj 'jatic'
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