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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-09-06, Page 5T1tdrs 3': Se tt1t;?el?. 6ikh, R i� Js7LloV'B$E8S--81C1c ORARACBga. Fall tar on M Tablet, (e vegetable aperient) to tope nud strength= the organo of d14eettoo nod enrol. patlon. Improves Appetite, Relieves Cotetipe en, yYou • �irp ✓� ars Chopt; "off fhe.OW Bicock �{ J iJ N 16f1 18's':—•.•Litti0 kris One iiiiiit the V66;6 1'4'1- dose;i Mode of same` "ingreilieirts; then candy coated. For children'and adults. For sate 1%y W HL�'QM $UIcXXBBON Corn"doctors are abaut to split over Whether they are to call themselves chiropodists or podiatrists* What dif- ference••does it make, so long as they chirop, or po.diat? .'.• CHOICE FARM' FOR SALE Oz a tott.Je best yin Huron, with good house, barn nearly new with. complete stabling under, also 4riv-. leg: housexaand silo.,, Fine: maple bus , witk x400,;trees that. • ani:be tapped , Ont good.gravel road close to sekool• and •market. No waste: lade',yr ail • w'siirred. Bestof rea- sons >• for; selling.: For prices' a`fief terms eesequire of Abner Cosigns Insurance and Real' E'atate Wingham, .OlAt SUNDAY AFTERNOON WNW Faith of our fathers! living still In spite of dungeon, fire, and swo0 how our hearts beat hi h Whene'er we hear that glorious word --- Faith of our fathers, holy faith!. We will be true to thee till death, Faith of our fathers! God's great power Shall soon all nations win for thee; And through the truththat comes from God Mankind shall then he truly free. Faith of our fathers, holy faiths We will be true to thee till death, --Frederick William Faber. PRAYER 0 -God, who hast built Thy Church ort the foundation • of Apostles and Prophets, Jesus , Christ, being Him - .,self, the chief corner -stone, dedicate, we ;beseeh Thee, by the power of the Holy Ghost, all ;professing Christians unto the service of, their fellow -men so that Thy. Kingdom may conte and Thy will be done among all nations of the earth, Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen, , S., S. LESSON FOR SEPT. gth, I923 g Lesson Title ---John Mark.; Lessoit massage= -Acts 12:12, 25 to t3 5, 15 :86-4o,` a Tin, 4:1x. Golden Text-�-]Feel " aro. . The references -in these passages to 'John' Mark are incidentals' in -the`' life story of others, mostly Peter,' Barnabas 'and' Paul. ' Peter had • been miraculo'nsly. delivered' frons 'prison, the night before»he was to have been brought forth, for execution. After the angel' left "him he`'apparently stood still awhile getting his bear- sags; and ,' finding! himself in the vi- cinity" of •'afnend's'' house' -he hasten= d��towai•ds it "tnd'when h'e bad' onsidered' the' thing,, he came' to' "the. ofrs& of •Mary 'thea 'nrother`:' ,of. Johne, whose surname Was' Mark; where many were gathered together pray - ng '(Acts-. I2:12), The' only wea- on of defence these Christians'had was prayer, ' We are told in the first tretched forth his `hands to vex cer art of this -'chapter that '"Herod ain. of the church"- and- that with- iiN'warning, evidently aures as she • zf tY' itilled, `Deter, however, was to prison fee a tune and tin the church n opportunity t for his life, "many were gathe gether praying."' It' . was unceasing prayer and the was immediate. "While th yet speaking I will hear" (Is 24). Would not such, a ha as this taking place in his very horse have a telling . effect young man, 'John Mark? I reds chapter of Acts we read famine which came to pass days of..Claudius Caesar and h disciples at Antioch, every m cording to his ability, `sent re the hands of Barnabas and .. the brethren of" Judaea. On th turn to Antioch, having fulfills ministry, we find them takin them John whose -surname was (verse 25). While in Jer Barnabas, no • doubt, made his with his sister Mary, and ciente ly his companion, Saul lodged him, Uudoubtly they had . so fltienced John Mark that, on thei parture, he was ready to go them to; be trained by them for ministry. • Chapter 13:h5. In the chur Antioch there were a number inent ministers We read in 4:ee how after Christ ascend ave some, apostles; and some phets; and some, •evangelists; put ' in- yet if a traveller were to stand in s "gave the cot/aps of one of the ; mission - to .pray arses of Jiu yama Japan's sacred red' to- mountain and Iook over the fair pro - fervent; spect he "might hear` him say that answer more than half of its- sitxtY millions the are of people had never heard of Jesus, a, 65: Thirty odd years ago Korea .was hap THE 'WING: AM ADVANCE the hermit nation. of the world but own these later. years have been Petzrte-.I on the costal years and three hundred thou - n the sand have suffered persecution, ire- of the prisonment and death for their faith. in„the The blood of the Martyr has ever ow the been the seed of the church so the. an ac- eyes of the Christian world are turn - lief by ed towards Korea in faith' and hope. Saul to eir re- d their. g with Mark usalem home like with in - r de - with the ch o ed I p Bertrapd, ,A.Cinclajr . vivid story"::: -which has ..for its hero a big, : broad - Minded, healthy,., happy man su-, cient ' unto him- self, whose home isin- the wide and unpeopled spaces.. of the North to this country coa girl from Read the open:' uhlisVlf you do is ft, vvill want to, RVOIY, 0,'4141t some, pastors and. teachers verse. i we have an instance: fitIfitlnieiit of this; They were ,pr,ophets• and teachers and not were they all thus well''qualifie the 'service of the Christian c but one of • them, Manaeus, had brought up with Herod- hand'is ,he,;continued to live in such an onntent, might have held high at 'court, but for Chrict's "s gave up alI such hope.. `Antioc a large .city and there . were Christians:. in it:' (Acts ex:26) were ministered to by these 'pro and • teachers. A day came, , they. were engaged in the public ship of God, - on a special, fast that the Holy Ghost said, either ,voice from, heaven or�°'by, a s impulse upon the minds of the phets, "Separate me Barnabas saul, for the work whereunto I called' thein.” These • two ; -men previously been made aware o particular : work they were t (Gal.: 2:9) and now • the time come for: their ordination. ' They eerie ministers for some , thine ow they were to be niissionari e Gentiles; :-and 'their brethren rayer and fasting and the layin hands, solemnly dedicted the his work of breaking :up new gr r their' master even as- fo issionaries today. are solemnly ide by the _home church to g stant: Iands to proclaim the;. archable riches - of Christ. nmediately started on their nfident that ,the Holy Ghost nt them .forth' would . acco.rnp em and `give' them success. A. ey - took with them John Mark, oyed possibly. in carrying for mfort as. they journeyed ace to place through the island prus, which was the scene of t t` missionary efforts. He ` st h them'until. they reached • Pe Parnphylia . when he "depart m there returned to Jerusalem. On the return of Paul and Bar to Jerusalem they declared ngs that God had done. with; th they caused great joy unto brethren. From Jerusalem t nt .back to Anticoh where t tinued teaching - and preaching rd of the Lord. Some days af 1, said unto Barnabas, "Let us ain and visit our brethren in city where we have preached d of the Lord; rd s how th (15:36), Just, herevWoccured greement between these : two 'm had long • been boon companio had on the same day been s rily designated for very spec rk, who had in that work endtir hard as good soldiers . of Jes. st, but for all they ' fell o y: had their likes and dislik Bari had still a tender'affecti his nephew,.: