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Sunday
Afternoon
By 1SABEL HAMILTON,
Goderieh. Ont.
14 rest God of wonders: all Thy ways
Are worthy, of Thyarlf-divlue;
1 rat the bright gloriea of Thy grace
Beyond Thine other-,wuutivra shine:
Who is a pardoning 4:o.1 like Thew?
4)r who has grace so rich and, free?
---Som e•' Harlan.
THE SIGNAL,
To this they added their reasons. go-
ing over again the history of God's
dealings with thew as outlined by
Joshua, adding: "Therefore will wee
Also serve- the lord; for He to our
God." Dr. Parker. In his People's
•Ribes soya that JoshUM, on hearing
this declaratioi► of their choice, said
in effect : "What you have now mild
Annulate to little more thau mere
,worts; jou forget that God le a holy
God and a jetMus God. and you are
speaking from impulse rather ,than tion to the message. a11d brought her its yearned for trult.eso uu we weiti to
from seltltl conviction." Then the daughter. a points married wunnan' the village. Surely the Holy debris.
people replies that Joshua himself Is to the Memsahib. She implored her too, worked mightily In that earnest.mistaken: and they have really made not to go away- without baptizing the
eager crowd of mea, women uwt
up their wluds once for all to serve girl. She said It did not waiter ttlsestt rhllprrmi, and they could not be held
the Lord. So ix• 1t, then, s..id Joshua herself as she was old. but the dough' peel. They literally Socked lura the
-"Ye are wtUbecome tessea against yourselves ter must bome a Christian. 'blue kingdom, "And believer,* were the
that ye have chosen you the Lord. to girl was found to he ready. but we More. added to the Deni twenty •1x
PRAYER serve ilio." The people answered -did out wish to baptise h!r with: L mets, women and chtldreu.
We thank They. Aimtghi7 God, fur that Is even so. ,we an. witnesses." her hushaud. He was found and i - l'rntewt India Torch.
est leaders like Caleb and Joshua 1 Theii wild Joshua -There is one final brought. and was Moo found 10 be
GODERICH, ONT.
wife. both tannest ('hrlatlatw, drank
In the 'message and beamed gratitude
for ear visit. '111, 11 oil we went to
a village six tulles awa). where one of
the older Christians had leen Manch
persecuted. We did out expert a `very
entlntttasti.• welt -owe. for the people
are afraid of persecution, but this
tiler a group of relatives Jnhted the
old won and listened eagerly to the
message. An 7Rllkrty tttminn. with tit
kind face. assented with much cootie -
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e -M
but the matt we wautes lwas way -
a very common disapleduttnent as we
etake our rutmds to the district:
It was now getting towards even-
ing. We were tired and hot and a
long way (drum camp, but the preacher
Insisted that there was a village seven
miles' away, where two (•hristiau men
lived, and where the people had been
often visited and taught. and he hoped
that be llfi)nld accept Christ. Our
Issltrs yearned for rent. but our aplr-
a•
I who were ever ready to declare them- word to le- spoken,. if you have wndr
wive* on the aide of right. (:rout tont till your minds to tills course you must
in this our day more such men may be out away the orange gods which art
raised up to guide the affairs of state among you. no taint of idolatry must
and chnrcb that the peoplemay
he remain behind. The people answered:
f
brought to decided recognition..The Lord our God-- will we serve. and
as the . ue living and true God. his voh•e will we obey
Amen. So Joshua made a covenant with
•S.S. LESSON FOR NOV. 21st, 1028 the patpplr that day. and set them a
statute and an ordinance ip Shechem.
Laron Title--loshua Iteorw'inR The And Joshua' wrote these words in the
(ovemnt. book of the Jaw of God, and took a
Lemon Passage-Jo/duo 24:14.25. grerlt stone, and set it up there ander
Golden Text -Joust» 24.15.
In the preceding chapter Is recorded
what Jusbua expected would be his
farewell asdlress to the __chihtruu of
Israel hut, (Ind having prolonged his
life,he. made use of hla renewed
an eek. that was by The sanensirr tit
the lord. And Joshua said unto all
p•
the opte. Behold this atone shall be
a _witsetws until' us;for it bath heard
all the words of the Lord whkh Tie
*peke unto us; it shall be therefore
strength to again exhort the people to a witness onto you. lest ye deny your
faithfulness. God (verse's 25-271. 1t is the eon-
____ He gathered all the truce to Scbe- Jectute of interpreters. Matthew
TRIBUTE TO EFFICIENCY
:hemcalled
forteoldreds, Hn1sAuT kthar
onthiea
Or LIQ judges and oaken; Israelpresent occasion, ordered ark of
t-thenierIvvwbefore him aad_he God to be brought by the priests to
Ite(trFitfinaeW1olo Law is ' it was n solemn assembly gathered at
i an historic spot. for :Mechem was the
county than in limns 1 resting piece of Abraham when be
The
I,ueknuw tk•nlilirl said rcfltorl- I hook his journey from 1'r to Canaan.
•ler in its issue of last week: and that and thew el it was that Garenewed his
1 Wau:ertou newspapx o .nrnnanl with Abraham. and there he
e , em, w
ten miles from Shiloh +.rad to be ort
down In the place of their meeting.
which is therefore called the "sanctu-
ary of the hard," the presence of the
ark making it . so at that time: and
our John Kupfrrschmidt, after beingbuilt an altar to (AMI. It was at this was done to grace the solemnity,
sued under arrest and charged withShechem that Jamb called upon and to strike awe upon the people that
tlicgsl purchase of liquor (evidently those of his houeebotd •1111 all that attette•d.
bootlegger's stuff), admitrted the were with him to give up any strange He set up a great dope unek•r ea
cltnr4•e• and was fined $50 and coats. gods that were in their piss ession : oak, as a monument of this eovennnt.
At the same time •charge stains[ the and "he hid them under the oak that and perhaps wrote an inecripttun up-
swire of the defendant of "obstructing was by Shechem" (Gen. 3.1:4.) She- on It. thaw making it to speak and thus
Atte ',Myers iu the performance of their chem antis also a place of retaembranee becoming '4 witness unto you. Inst yr
duty^ was withdrawn. There was no to them. for it wax near there at deny your God."
ateestimn about the "131•••• guilt. Mount 4;erizim that they had renewed Then the assembly dispersed. never
cipher. :•i1Ke had emaxhcd w ►xottlr omni their covenant with.4:od when Joshua.
miming whiskey 411 the presence of .the soon after entering (lanaan. had read
savers in order W deprive them of rvi- I all the words of the law before all the
deuce against her Intshand. emgretration pf Israel. So now at
The Important point in the ktory it this same place Joshu4 spske to them
the wry rite at,plicatiuu ut the law In ('wars name and rehearsed the his -
was curt 110w1L 10 the very lowest point tory of the nation. Through it all he
- -the minimum Sue for the wan. and traced the loadings of (Ind. He men-
tiid• wut0L0 let off altogether. aimed GmnI'a dealings with Abrnhant.
Kupfrr.thtui,(t knew that he was Isaac and Jima,: told how the child -
violating the lbw quite as well as the ren of Israel had been otelivere•.l from
officers and the magistrate knew it. Hgypt by the hands of Moses ■nd
The minimum Hue morale is intended Aaeon and then, step by step. re-
fer those why nrrrfnser. k-•+he'law Ie- cnuotrd_t•trrir trl,twtlih.r+.ve•r 1Lt•lr mu,..
4wx•rmtls thtnu,th ignorance .er ammo mien. and their final peaceful 'mottle -
other extenuating ciruumsta11e•• it to meat tit Ihr prnntlwsl land. Having
WO imtemd,d for deliberttte lawbreeik- On, outlined Gotta grach,us care over
ors. These ought to gel the full pen- them •.•.shun exhurtel- Ihe•m to be true.
telly. They world then think twits- err ,awing: "Now. therefore. fear- the
newt- elm"' IN•foril agmht taking • lead. find terve him in sincerity and
chimerI la hk 1
to meet again under the acme great
leader, for Joshua died soon after at
floe age of one hundred and ten. The
great man dies but "The throne, 0
God. is for ever and ever."
ready. and there in that village, where
IMMO of thepeople were very hostile.they bravely took their vows. and the
girl's face shotre with joy and peace
ns we left them.
Then on we went to another village.
•
Lloyd George uuw designs his ow•.
hat. we read. As his eaemles say be
Is always talking through It. perhaps
it contains a radio microphone.-Ham-
iLun `lpectator.
"Itis Churds's One Foundation" +
It Is seldom that a opus written in
'the heat of a theological controversy,
and intended to emphasize oue par -
Ocular bet of doctrines, should become
such a universal favorite that everr
group within the church should sing it
with unqualified approval. Yet that to
w•hyt has happened in the case of this
It was written by Bev. Sam-
uel John Stone in a
the Augtiean (church wait much exer-
cised over the alleged unorthodox
teat -bine of Bishop ('oleuso, who had
Just published a book denying the his-
torical ae•uraty of the Pentateuch.
There was sharp division within the
ranks of the church. IMr. Stuue felt
the situation keenly and believed that
thevery foundations of the faith were
bengg undermine]. Nor did he mine.•
words when he wrote. One verse of
the hymn. whk•h has since Leen omit-
ted from all hymnals. rats:
'The church shall never perish;
Her deer Iord to defend.
Te guide. sustain and cherish.
Is with her to the end:
Though there be these that hate
And false sons in her pale,
Against or foe or traitor
She ever Khali prevail."
Ilut how e•an tide fact of the hymn'+
universal popularity be accounted
fur? Iir. E. F._Bentam considers that
the explanation lies in the taut that
all the statetaettts of ihwtrines are
cotehel in Scriptural terms. and each
aeheeol of thought'Is free to interpret
ihost-phrn ttr its ser interne, way -
The author was (Korn at Whitmore.
Staffor,tshire. England. II 1K(t►. 1 -la
father was a typical country parson
and until he was thirteen ice lived In a
rural district. Later he attended the
famous ettartert se Scheel in 1,01,
don and from there he was tent to 4►x-
fordl. He grnduatel In 154;1 and for
eight years was a curate at Oxford
In 1ST° he beanie emirate b. Itis fattier
at tot. Paul's Ilaggestoo. London. and
in 1)174 smcr.sl.•tl his father as vicar.
the morning with often more than ae
hour to wait before their work began -
He Invited there lie0pree-12fIr-"short
service in the church and afterward,
they were allowed to read. or sew. un-
til It was time to go to work. This
was ' so much appreciated that the
custom baa ieen continued until the
present time. An addition to "The
Churchis One Foundation.- Xr.. ittpue
booms including
twelve on the Apostles' Creed. 'Among
the hest -known of hie hymn* are
"Weary of Earth and Laden with My
Sin.' "Lord of Our Soul's Salvation."
atone wrote 'altogether fifty,five
hymns. only a few of which are in use
outside his own communion. 'lie diel
of cancer on November 19th. 1900.
"The ('hureis'• One Flsssdatisa"
The 4 hur•h'r dine foundation
Is Jesus Christ her Lord;
She is His new creation
By water and the 'Word:
From heaven He came and sought her
To he His holy .bride:
With His own blood He bought her.
And for her life Hr died.
WORLD MISSIONS
We were camped by the Might
river serums from the _village where
nue of our preachers has his head-
quarters., The river ford was just 'be-
low our camp and roads stretched old
In four directions. 11 wens a beiiuti-
Tt(W tWii1 The not setygttiet for -It
the time o1 W14111111110% and bridal pro-
ces:tolnn were passing night 01111 day
with all the pump and noise that ne-
w gluiest these.
We had Just n wank to visit the
Christians to the surrounding villages
tenth: and put nw-nv t he g.s w + e ,uproars. w}scup to the
and baptize
the In-
'I'Idse•
weak -kid enfure•nny
,tt of the your fathers served ton -the -the outer side 1 "Preacher" luul
Pati (the law regarding Hoeft us w'ell_„T-ye, dorsi, and in !lois; ,and server (might and ',rewired. our first visit
I
doubt her w go•xp dell of the lawhs+t nut merely exhort. he -t,., .et what -I
as Mame i has characterized tray ye
the lord." ••11'1 to • village where a man and iia
e ty for sometime artd accotntt$. mu Joshua was a greet leader. for he 414
MTs- a tt lode •carload of (Atli.' Mt riot lie himself intended to do. In order.1
and three Wit sliesti11y. within very too encourage them he trade .this ,F -•'Mkt as for me,/ 1
There Is n,, use in id, :sling difficulty enol my house. we elle-agree- -thp-
or
recent_ Vans ,olenut detLtration : -
fib •, nfure IVI the Mo. In Huron 1.111111- 1,,,r1." - -
----- tc,- Wtoqie the otlh'r•rso err mor.-.allltgeyst-
and 1111VP-rpm entpls,rt of a wore tour-
agetate magiutratio there has heel].
within the past year, almost ten timer
the number of cnnt'i.'tinus for t'IMIn-
tion of the IST.A. that we have hail In
Bruce counts, and tea titres the
amnnttt celle•tcd In ATP* -from the
Irlwl'renker..
This is not because there is much
mune Ittwboot kins; in Huron than in -
Jl}lfee: It. Ts tomato'- of the efficiency
.,1 the police ,21111 it, firmness of the
cumrt.
•
Hew.hwm port-
hod
oµand lie- lode .of the Amoritee
Mm one side nml the G,s1 of Israel on
the other nlal asked them to 'mike n
definite chute•. 11 wit+ a solemn
homr; it w'a+ iDeclaim' 1►ay. The late- I
pie responded_ to Ills np-pwl by soy-
Tng: "'(Aid firhidl flint we shr.nlul -
sake the f.o,rd, to s •rd,• other
Vo-ty few ie:.remts are on spanking l
form lt Iboor children. - �fhdir
laud are uuw used in playing ccard
a.
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trl Herald.
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Yet one o'er all the earth.
Her charter ut salvation
Otte i.ord. one faith. one birth.
(hie Holy Name shehlee.es,
- Partakes one -Holy Food_
And to 111111. Holm she press's
Willi every grace endued.
Though a'lth a 141.01.11f111 wonder
1 )fen ..1.1sorel•.• her sore upprest.
Ay' schisms rent asunder.
Ity heresies dist rest.
Yet saints their watch tire keeping.
Their cry goes rap. "How tong?•
And soon the night of weeping',
Shull 1. the mora of some.
')lid roil. and tribulation.
And 1421110( itT het waT.
She Waits the eeerptltmma 114.1
I Of peace for everoor•:
This was ,t thlcklt populatedparish TiII with tin. v s on g nr our
Sore Throat v1rPvr.tw4etrornset •edisatroicwtslhs.. \radHetr helgreimimgt(e'yhensn•aItre blest.
rlctorhdts
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doubt. dtr•ct •etlo•
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bring• welcome rel .1
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.ort. our eft. !k(ttriS-fie-the-(9rwerlt-at-feat.-
----
rnet•a7-and-tette sympulb mai a ritm
greatly beloved by the people amt
her him with '.•,•filer affection. In With Gud. tin• Three in tine.
1stal he was rector of All Hallows. And mystic 1we•t communion
london tall Ih4ri. t the ten years With those whose rest is won:
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