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—• being like Him, ,even as we can know
THE SUNG AI/SCHOOL LESSON I ans earthly friend through possessing
t ,aqualities. And there is o
other way.
He that loveth not knoweth not
1 God; fur God is love. This is the
cpposite of the preceeding maxim,
but it is more than a mere opposite,
it is a most earnest warning.
'LESSON XXV.—DECEMBER 20
The Supreme Gift of Love. (Christ-
mas Lesson), 1 John 4: '7-19.
Golden Text. -Beloved, if God so
loved us, we also ought to love one
.another. -1 John 4:11.
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING.
Time.—It is the tradition that John
died in the time of the Emperor Tra-
jan, about A.D. 98. It is likely that
his first Epistle was written not long
before that 'year..
Place. -In that case, it was prob-
ably written at Ephesus, where John
was the bishop of the church.
GOD'S LOVE AND GOD'S SON.
Bebloved. This is a letter from a
pastor to his dearly beloved flock.
Its the portions of the letter treat -
ling the subject of love he commonly
addresses them as "beloved." Let us
love one another. John has, been
-warning his people against the spirit
of antichrist, which is the'very uppo-'
site of the spirit of love, being the
spirit of dissention and hatred. Fur
love is God. True love has its sourc-'
' es in God though many seek to find
it . elsewhere, And every one that
loveth. "Is in the habit of loving;
•.has love for the guiding principle and,
ruling force of his life." Is begotten i
of God. Is a child of God, so far
God abideth in us, and His love is its
perfected in . He is where His love
is, for love, as a divine principle, is
a part of Himself,"
• Hereby we know that We abide in
Him and 3dc in us, becatse:He hath
given Ins of His Spirit. The art;u-
Meat is that God tvottld:: mit have
granted us this priceless • gift if He
were not in intimate: relation -with us
and hail not a steadfast purpose of
grace toward us."
And we' htv:e beheld and bear wit-
ne.Ss that the Father hath sent :the
Son to 'be the Saviour of the world.
The language here is certainly such
as would be inappropriate in any but
an eyewitness. '
ABIDING IN LOVE,
Whosoever shall confess that Jesus
is the Son of God. The fdlse proph-
ets about whom John had just been
writing (1 John 4:1-3) did not so con-
fess;
on-f ss; they •hacl the spirit of the anti -
Christ, Gud abideth in hien and he
in God. Herein is the permanent
dwelling with God, to see and know
God in Jesus Christ,
God is love, Again the great as-
sertion of terse 8: love is the, essence
of God; love is the fulness of Gud;
love is the being and action of God; ully when the water is cold.
know love and you know Him. And
he that abideth in love abideth in ch how did she like tnarryed life who
God, and God abideth Sat him. God has been marry od for a few miintbs
'Tien will kids be happy, and all old
folks too,
Yet before that time conies. ---we've a
lot, to do.
3, G, Webster..
SLATS' DIARY
By Ross Farquhar
Friday --I wood of got a good grade
in my test today ones when the tee-
-cher ass wltut was
optimist 1 sed
was a kind a fish
witch has got a lot
of tales witch kecli:
hold of you and
sl*eeze you.
Saterday — Ant
,Emmy says she
thinks that the
governtnint shud
ought to fernish
umberellas for the
saylers on the Sub
mareen boats to
use when they half
to go down tinder
the water. a spesh-
Sunday—Ma was asking Viry Hut -
loves the good, the true, the pure,
blit His love rises higher that it may
cc me Clown lower; and He loves the
me. I can wrap this love of His
about me and claim it all as my own.
Herein is love- made perfect with
u: - This loving eonununion of man
with God develops and completes the she woodent of cared to hear whut I'
quality of unati's love, soaking it more was saying enny ways, but it seams
end more like God's blessed love—a like: all •wirrtc'n is curious that away,
most inspiring and helpful promise. .Teu.sday—Pa was reading in the
That we may have boldness in the !noose paper about where -it sed sum
day of • judgment, - Th,e confidence musisliuns had discovered a new note
which we shall have in that clay, and and Ant Enemy sed she diiddent think
which we have even now by anticipa- the country needed .a new note wile
tion of that day, is the perfection of the 1)epneshun is so notisable. •
cur love. Because •as he is, even so Wensday—The tcecher ast Jake to-
are we in this world. The more. like day when bath tubs was lst used in
Christ we become,' the less fear we America and Jake sed he thot it must
shall have in approaching the final of ben on Saterday Nite.
tribunal where Christ Himself is. to :Chirsday—Ant Enin y sed -she was
be our Judge; and the way to become a going to complain to the skool bord
like Christ is to love. about the I'rinsiple of the high school
becuz he sed he was a bachelor of
Arts and now she has found out .frtnn
his home town that lie is marryed
and has got 2 or three Kids and meb-
I' ,ar is punishment in itself and looks by more.
forward to punishment in the future;
b t f ' l t f
and she sed they was just 1 feachure
she dussent like and that is her bus -
bend,
Munday—The teecher skolded me
today for tawking wile she was tell-
ing about the puriteus when they
landed on I'limoth rock but I told; her
There is no fear in lave. The pre -
Herein Was' 'the love of God mani- sence of fear is a sign that love is not
rested in us. This also, marvellous to perfect.". But perfect love casteth oat
say, is Manifested through humanity. fear, because fear' hates punishment.
that God hath sent His only begot-
ten Son into the world (there is only
-one Christ) that we might live
through him, If Christ had not conic
i!,to the world to chow us the. Fath-
er and to die for our sins, we should!
have died in our sins, we should nev-
er have entered eternal life.
Herein is love, Namely, in. what
,follows. Not that we loved God, but
. that He loved us. O- love, at the
' best, is imperfect, but God's is per -1
feet. And sent His Son to be the 1
propitiation for our sins. What truth i
can be greater than this, more vitaliz-
ing, more blessed?
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GOD'S LOVE AND OUR LOVE.
Beloved. Once more the af-
fectionate address, so appropriate to
the apostle's theme. If God so loved
us, Compare the use of "if" in the
sense of "since" by Jacob at Bethel,
Gen. 28:20, and especially by our
Lord Himself at the last supper, John {
13;14. We also ought to love one an-
other, He love:: us that we may .pass
His love on to ether men, and thus
His love shall be magnified, and made
as:he has love in his soul. And know -;to bear ever more and more fruit in
eth God. '\Ve can know God through ' the earth. If we love one another,
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u we ear no punts toren rom
those that we love and that love us.
And he that feareth is not made per-
fect in love. Therefore we are to
look 'upon" any worry or anxiety or
dread as a warning; it betokens a
leek of love to God, a serious defect
in out • religious itfe.
CHRISTMAS, NOW.
AND THEN
'Spite our Temples, Chapels, Church-
es,
'Spite :our Science vast researches;
Life, to most remains a battle,
We are still "dull driven cattle."
Money lenders ply ttheir trade,
In our very Halls of State; ,,
Robbers, under Custom Cloaks,
Boldly hold up honest folks.
!Inspirations laws are made as shields to evil,
Iof the Devil;
} Ali Christ's pleas are set at naught,
Still we cherish, what He fought.
1 Every Christmas we turn, pious,
(five our thoughts a foreign buts;
1Try to act as Christians should,
!Try to be real nice and good.
Ilut we realize our "whiteness,"
I, not really joyous brightness;
_fusta pigment, sick and weak,
Nut the "finish" we should seek.
Not the "finish" for the "core,"
Though it may be painted. o'er;
Still is hard and bitter,—though,
Some day it may better grow.
Not a pessimist ant I,
Hitched my hopes are to the sky;
Folks will learn to 'live aright,
When at last they see the Iight.
When that light shall dawn, its beam
Shall the whole wide -world redeem,
How to give; not, how to bleed,
i -low to help; that, given 'heed.
When for markets we .won't care,
When alike we all shall share;
Iir the:'—products of the soil;
Garnered by communal toil.
When on man shall master be,
On the earth or on the sea,
When nu slave shall have to sweat,
For whatever he can get.
When the earth with all its hilliness,
All its heat, and all its coolness
Will be workshop, playrield splendid,
W't'hen all competition's ended,
Then hr'w very merry Christmas
time will bo..,
Thee the C'hri::dike spirit will be
truly Tree,
CHRISTMAS IS COMING
"1'o the Editor av all thins
Wingham paypers.
1teer Sur:—
'"Cis the sayson av the year now
whin payplc take cowld aisily, an iv-
irybody kin tell ye what to do whin
ye hey caught wan, but nobody sanies
to know how to not kitch wan, so
mebby it is up to me to give a wur-
rud arr two ac advoice, widout main -
in to butt into the bisiness av the
dochtors, at all, at all.
In the fursht place don't thravel
at too fasht a pace. Go shlow, loike
our Town Council, an thin ye will
nivir ketch annyting. In the nixt
place, wurruk till ye're toired, an thin
shlape till ye're Feshted, an whin ye
attirlfl wan av thim poi aitin mare -
1'hulrs., December
1931
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rayson wid a wumman, so I am jist
afther ,givin her the usual handout,
an hopin that the moild weather Will
continue, so that I kin save it aff the
coal bill.
Yours till next wake,
Timothy Hay.
A patriotic Scotsman had induced
two English friends to go to Arg117
Shire for a holiday.
"Well how did you enjoy your-
selves?" he asked them on their re-
turn. "Did you have good weather?"
"There was a shower 011 our first
day," said one of then.
"Didn't I tell you that it was all
lies about the Highlands being wet?"
asked the Scotsman.
"That shower hadn't ended when
we came hornet" was the reply,
SEND IN YOUR NEWS EARLY
AND OFTEN.
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thons, that the Churches do be hould-
in at this sayson av the year, nivir
ruoind if ye don't win the proize.. i
Thin ye moight take more notish av le
thim foot good ould rules to kape
ycr fate warfum, an yer head cool,'
yer pores open, an yer mouth shut,
an besht ay all, don't be- always tink-
in about yersilf, but. 'whin ye happen
tt, shnaze, fergit about it, an go on
wid yer wurruk. kr inosht loilcely 'tis i
trowin aff a could ye are, an not tak- i
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in wan.
Thin too, ye shud tape away front,
drafts, ispishally bank drafts, fcr 1' ■
don't know annytin` .more loikely to ,w
give .ye a chill than thine tings,
If ye obsarvc thim rules ye will !.
leikely come troo the winther all
roight, fcr, Shure, we defaited the
Germans' thirteen years ago, and we
kin git the shtart av' the germs if
've kape fit, an "peek 1111 our throb-
tiles in the ould kit bag."
'Tis gittin near Christmas toime an .11
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"APPRECIATED ALL YEAR"
av coorse the misstis is afther wantin
to sited prisints to all the grandchild-
er out in Alberta. I tould her that
toitnes wus harmed, an that t fought
yet: shad tint out that ixpinse this
year. She said she •cudden't bear to
dishappoint the darlints,' an wttddeti't,
•know what rayson togive fes not
sindin tings as usual. l tould her that
she nt.ciiglit sins) w'urrud to the young
shpalpanes that the noight Santa
Clans intinded to snail theer prisittts
from Winghant that: the .1?osht Aw-
five chimney got on Torre, an av
coorse that upset his .plans, fes lie had
to go on to Whoitechtirch aft luck-
now the saltie noight,
' "An Is it a pack av lois ye wuci itc-
piekt rte' to be toll°in the poor dears?"
ser the misses. "'Y''e had bctther save
up all the invintivc fackttlti s ye hey
fer the tti'+ctclick fttitt,"' sez she, "fcr,
accordiit to the way sings do be go-
it,g, ye will be ttalditt thim," „She sez.
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When the question arises as to what you will give the absent members 0
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of your family, or a former' old friend for Christmas it' may easily be solved
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by sending them their old home town paper for a year.
It will be appreciated much more than some trivial present costing a
great deal more.
THE PRICE BEING .
. $2.00' PER YEAR '
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