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By (WARMS G. THIMIGVIAL, MO. D.
TEE GOOD SAMARITAN
•SundaY, March 8,—Leite 1025-37
Golden Text
Thou' shalt love thy neighbor as
-thyself. (titv. i9 18,) .
Can the law of 'God save 4ny man?
dCall it a:sure life to a man? -When
, a aawyer, tempting or testing the
• Lord Jesus Christ, asked, "Master,
what shall • do •to inherit eternal
:Me?" He said onto 'him, "What is
'written in. the law? How readest
lhou.?" The lawyer replied by quot-
ing the heart of the ten cemmand-
, :meats, and Christ's reply was: `Thou
bast answered. •right; this do, and
-thou shalt live." Yes, anyone wo
IteePS the whole law of 'God is as-
sured of life.
• Bat has any man, .since Adam felt,
'been able of liimself to•keep the jaw
• of God? This was the. lawyer's
summary, commended by Christ:
.4,Thou Shalt love the Lord thy God
• with all thy heart, and withall thy
..s•oul, and with all thy strength, and
. -with 'all thy mind; and thy neighbor
thyself." Can..any one do all this
„jtst by deciding to Far tfrom it!
To love •God with one's whole heart',
..soul,• strength, and mind is, utterly,
:33bopelessly irepoasible for the natur-
%al man. 'TO. love his neighbor as
lhimselt is equally impassible. "The
law , is holy and. the commandment
Ifoly, and just, and good," said Paul
by inspiration •(Rom. 7:12). But
Paul had to confeas that "the coin.-
mandment, whfch was orialned to
life, I found to be unto death" (7:
10:) Therefore " "what. the. laay
could not do ht that it was weak
•throngh the flesh. God sending His
own Son in the likeness of sioful
'flesh, and for sin, condemned sin in
• the flesh that the. righteousneskifl
-the law :might he, fulfilled in • us"
(Rom. 8: 4) , who receive Christ as
Saviour and yield wholly to. Him.
•
But this lawyer, try.ing,..to justify
Ifimself, went on 'questioning,' the
The „Lord anawdied with the immor,
tal parable of the good ,Sarnaritan,
The peculiar beauty of the parable
of, our Lord. Is, first, that they al-
ways have an obvious meaning ap-
parent •frorn the familiarity of their
everY-day detaile, and front the les-
sons and applications that are clear
to all hearers; and also that hidden
perhaps deep beneatli their obvious
mealog, are other spiritu41 or dis-
penaltional, lessona, impossible, for,
ally hearer to understand apart fi•om
the light of the Lord Himself or the
Holy .Spirit. The parables were told.
not only to teacli truth; but also to
conceal truth. TO those who really
trusted Christ, believed. •Hirn, and
followed Him obediently, He said:
"Unto you it is given to know the
mysteries of the Kiagdoin of God;
but to others in parables; that see -
Ing they night not see, and hear-
ing they might not understand" Luke
8:10, The penalty for refusing to
trust Christ, was unability to under-
stand Him. The reward for trust-
ing Himrwas..a greater understand-
ing, of Ifle teachings.
„To the lawyer's question as to who
is 'One's neighbor, the Lord told of a
certain man attackerl'and robbed by
thieves, and left by the roadside half
dead. He was in plain sight of the
, passeirs-by; the first two of these
' mentioned are a priest and a Levite;
bothaoc whom, when they saw him,
"passed ,by Oh the 'other Aide." It
was much easier to do that; it would
have been ,decidedly awkward, and
considerable cf a harden, to try to
help the poor man. He was an en-
tire stranger, anyway; what claim
cauld he have on their time or Money
or strength? They had other impor-
tant duties and 'responsibilities,
.The priest and the: Levite were,
of course, of God's chosen and proud
people, the Jews. Then a -Samaria
cameoain& along the same' road, one
of .thoSe whom the ..Jos sleR)113e(4.
and with Whomthey had no' dealings.
But when he., saw the poor .fellotar,
Lord; "And who is my neighbor?" bruised and robbed,. his heart went .
.0 1.1 t to him. He had more than sym-
' . ' apathy for him too; he. "went to him,
and bound 'up his wounds, pouring
:• ill oil and wiale, ad set him on his
own „beast and brought him to an
inn, and took care of him:" The next
day he aetually told the innkeeper
• to continue' oaring for him, and-pro-
-mised to repay whatever he might
' .P• spend • on the. needy man, whilet at
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„ a; : • .1z the sanie time he lett money with
the keeper for this purpose.
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The Lord concludes the story with
this ,direct word to the lawyer:
"Which ,now of these three, pink-
est 'thou', was neighbor unto him -that
• Loll among thieves? And lie said,,
He that showed mercy on him. Then'
Jesus said unto him,sgo, and do like-
wise,"
It was an unexpected turn. The
lawyeehed asked: "And who is My
n9ighbor?" The Lord asked, iustead,
what sort of man proved himself to
be a real neighbor. Not "Who is
My neighbor?" but "To 'whom 'can
be neighborly?" The answer .is
plaint to the man in need whom- I
can help.
The, late, aliss Ada .1.Iabershon,k
boOk on the Parables brings out.
seine of the rich spiritual meanings.
of this parable. "In the .parable of
the good Samaritan, the incartation
is tagain implied. The thieves had
robbed and strippect the man travel-
ling- from ,Jerusalem to Jericho
Mom, the city of blessing to the city
Or a cursdy, and wounded him, leav-
ing him half dead, and he thus re-
presents man's Condition since the
Fall—helpless and dying. The priest
and Levite 'pass by on the other side;
they can do nothing' for him, any
more than the law and ceremonies
can avail to save a lost tinn er. . Re-
ligion cannot help him; it is a Sa-
viour he Maeda."
TO tap
)DU DON'T WATCH OUT
A little slash, a little rain,
A little• cold, a little pain;
:chill. Po little
l'hat's 'bout all we'll hear el you.
re . -!!••••••••••4r,rm,r'-',1,er,,,s
or not to tap is tlie :question,-
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'The cloaca hand never receiVa.
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Maainery give poor results once the power Is off,
..0 ok
A stiff day In the sugar bush will put Own to any :old
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Prices- would dome down more- rapidly were less 4reflit asked
for. Retail Merchants. frequently are between the ,devil and tile -
deep sea,
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Big Bill is again MeV' to be mayor of Chicago, 'Mere's' a
reason; the.lnajority of 'Chicagoans voted that way. Chicago haa
photographer' herself.
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SO SAY GEN. ralsanco, BIM ASK lall.TCH IIRPRURN
"Nothing gives me rnore'happiness than that I have never been
drawn into political life.,"
•• IP , .0 # PI •
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The banker says that now we've got the harness wired up that
would be a good Idea to keep Dobbin ;going ifor the rest of the
summer, Oats are plentiful and. gasoline is dear, •
. • 0 0 so 11., • •
Folk looking to the Old Age Pension todielp them out in dis-
honest practices had better leek well to whatthey have done, The
day of investigation may, be nearer than they dream, ,
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AND WHAT ABOU:10, PAT!
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Bridget, after a semen by the Archhishrip on the beauties and
joys of married life: "Ah, 'two a fine sermon his riv'rince is ai-
,terctellin' us; an.' I wish I knew at little about it as he, does,!"-'
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According to R. G. Dun & 'Co. as reported an the New York
Times, business conditions are not impl oving. rapidly in the "United
States. Folks in Canada, and the United States..will do well to give
a good deal o attention to Overhead. Foolish spending aids no
one.• /
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• Keen, indeed, is tbe race between Great Britain and the Unit-
ed. States for the capture of the South American •Trade.
The Prince of Waleswas sent down- to • that region to create the
good will necessary for happy merchandising, The United States
• is sending Lindebergh on a ,similiar mission:•
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JUST' SO: •
i
Riidyard Kipling, addressing a boys' school in England: "You
niay have noticed there' is not much justice in our present world.
There iskrather /less outside. 'This will save you all thestime, and
trouble looking for it. Most injustice is not afflicted deliberateln
but because people,do not take the trouble to think things out."
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• Great Britain is having‘her difficultieswith her public finances •
Her Chancellor' Snowden. promised his country a surplus of $10,-
000,000 and is winding up the:year with a deficit of 2150,000,0.00.
The government of the United States is in the same boat as that of
Great Britain. Both. nations have cultivated tastes and wedded
themselves to business . practices that are very difficult to control
So with the government ,so it is with The people. Easy borrowing
a national curse as it is a curse :for the individual „Pay day .
comes. • •
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TRUE:. WE WERE OXE OURSELF
•
Herbert Hoover,as a father rather than ad:President: "A bo -
s complex of cells teeming with affection; filled with eariousity -
as to every mortal thing; radiatingsunlight to all the -world; en -
clawed with dynamic energy and the impelling desire •to take eXer-
:cise on all occasions. He is a perpetual problem to hiS parents, and
the wisdom in his upbringing consists -mors often the determin-
ation of what to do with him next rather than in' what he shall do
• when he goes out into, the cold world," •
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"JUST THE THING. •
•
This story of the .schOol cai.s in Northern Ontario makes geed.,
reading. It runs something like this; •
It teems that the Department .of Education of the province
,--aheard 'that the Bolshevists and the -Communists were seating all
sorts of nasty stuff in the minds Of the Non -Anglo Saxon popula-
tion, of those remote regions. The Department resolved to *show
the peOple who could not get to school in those lonesome places
that the.people of this country are friendly to all folk who wish to
help themselves and to be orderly. • Accordingly school cars were
sent in where schoole could not well 'be 'established and all who
wished to avail themselves of the opportunity were given the chance
to aequire the rudiments of a goOd. education. This, was not all
the folk in those cars -did, for they helped the lonely people y..hoin
they met in any way that a friendly. soul :can help another who may
be in need.
trice 50c a box
Could Scarcely Do Housework
Was So Weak and Run Down
Mrs. Edward. A, Allen, Bezanson, Alta„ writes:—
"I would like to tell yott of the great benefit 1 have
received front your Mdburrea Ileart and Nerve:Pills,
"I was feeling very Much run down in health, arid
was so weak 1 ould scarcely -do my tousework, iu
fact, I would have to lie .downin the afternoon for an
hour or to, X AIM your Pills itt the dr,t4 store and .took
a box borne with nie,. and 1 was delighted. with my
retteWed .strength. I have redoninletuled them, to a
neighbor and feel sure they Will help her 00.11 -
Sold at all drug' and 'general stores or Mailed direct
on receipt of pried Tho Milburn Co., Ltd., ,
TOrootor Oat.
• Well, the folk who were doing what they could to poison the
minds of the. settlers were sent to the right about, Light conquer-
ed. darkness. Information and kindness routed ignorance and
hatred. The achool-ma.ster again proved himself the bulwark
civilization. As the school -master is today, Ontario will' be 'twenty
years froin, no*.
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COLON DOES NOT
EGOrun
There is no diffelence in toed
between eggs with light or dark
yolks or brown or wkfte shells. The
color of the egg shell is determined
by the breed of the ehicken, while
that of thevolk depnds upon the diet
of the hen and,, in fresh eggs, re-
flects a PetSible difference only in
vitamin A. content which is likely
to he higher in rileh,yellOw 'yolks.
The color of the yolk depends on
the feed which the hens- have had.
Highly colored foods. such 48 green
lettuce, cabbage, grass and. yelloW
cern, produce, rich, yellow Yolks
which ordain a great deal of yel-
low piginent, Pale yolks are produe-
ed by rations of Whita dere, Wheat,
oats, barley, etc., and milk, all Of
which contain little or no pigment,
One is just' 148 nutritious es the other
except that the light-colered yolk os-
ually contains less vitalnin A,
Egg yolks grow darker With age„
so that color alone IS net an indekt.
to the 'content of "Mamie Eggs
can be tested for freshness by ,cand-
ling and Measuring the er cell which
small at flrat and grOWS large*
with age.
REPOT S. 5, NO. 4, stRPREN
The following is, the report et
Sharon School, S.S. No, 4, Stephen,
for the Month of ',February,
Sr, TV—Joe Martene 72; 'Walter
Weber 66.
Jr. 1V—torothy Becker 8; Ger-.
trade Amy 72; Aldene Eagleson 6•
Dorothy Schroeder 64.
• ',Sr, Morlock 79; Ruth
Becker 721 Ralph Weber 61; Dor-
Othy Aniy 60; Bertha Becker ,58'
Kathleen Wilds 45.
Jr. Schroeder 70.
and class—Gerald Wein 76; Gor-
don. Eagleson 71; Bernice Pahner
70; Henry Wilds 66; 'Mildred Mar -
One 51; Donald Keetle 41.
• 1St class—Wallace Becker 96;
Keith Weber 77; Norma Schroeder
• U; Verna Wein 47.
•Sr, Pr,—Anthony Martene 84.
•;Ir. Pr.—Shirley Schroeder.
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