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10 THB CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 59, Miss Wade. Reports were given by Hemet and vicinity suffered less anters who are located where they do those in attendance at prayer meeting upon their return, the time being ter than many other parts of Southern church, and who might be interested from the unusual freeze of last win not enjoy the privileges of our own 17Z. B
August 13, 1913. A FAMILY P.^PER. aim are poor., Unbeliievers renain in the bondage of sin. His iollowers are led forth into "the glorious liberty of the children of God." Qiristian education is the means to the correct solution of the problem. Our Mission at iSelma, Ala,, has this as its aim and every member of our church may nse bis infiuence, be it small or great, to further the same end, every time and in ever}- way in which the opportunity is presented HoGhe's Herbal Embrocation The Celebrated Effectual Remedy • without Internal Medicines, for nOOPING-COUGfl AD I^DAIID for la)years has met with con- Un vnUUr tûed and gTO\rint; popularity BRONCHITIS, LUMBAGO AND RHEUMATISM aie also Qnickly ReUeved by a Few Applications. Y OUriP' PcOolc^S Totîc *'"• Everyone of us ought to have got the letters lyin there as his to the man, his YOUNG PEOPLE'S TOPIC ^^°^''^^ "^"^^ ^^^^ *^^' ^"^ *^^ '"^' ^^"^"^ '^^^'^ ^° will certainly give us confidence father in Oirist. The memory to FOR AUG. 24. that there is a God, that His the disciples of what they bad acpromises are true, and that they tually seen in thelife of Jesus, as By Rev. Geo. S. Coleman. How I have proved Christianity are for us. ^Vnswer to prayer He proved on earth the reality of and seenit proved. John 3:25-36; ""Y es religion real. spititual things, was always a 21:24, 25 An act of self-sacrifice is a tremendous influence in their lives. Psalms 16:4-7; 18:25-28; 23: 1-5; -27:1-3; 28:6-8; 30:1-2 (7s and 6s); 34:1-5 (L. M.) ; 40:1-4; 66:12-14; 116:1-4; 145:1-3- Bible References, i Chron. 16 8-9; Ps. 9:11; 26:6; 116:6; 145 II, 12; Isa. 12:4; 45:24; Jer. 51 10; Luke 8:39; Job 19:25; Ps. 71 17; 73:23-26; 119:46; John 9 17; 2 Tim. 1:12; I John 1:1-3. PIINTS FOR TALKS. Where do we see the greatest changes made by conversion? Can a man be a Christian without praying? great means of proving Christian- (8 John i :i-3-.) We all have ity. Christ set forth self-sacrifice knov\n some one who made religas so fundamental a need in His ion seem a fact. followers that we may well expect Perhaps you have known some to iind an act of self-denial an per.-on who came into the church introduction to the experience ol from outside, a person who was many things hitherto lacking in not the sem or daughter of Covenour Christian life. A feeling of anters, but one who had no relig- L.ive and gTatefulness toward God ious connection to begin on at all. and satisiaction with ITis service Vou saw how earnestly they faced often comes in a flood-tide when questions of right and wrong, how we had supposed ourselves inc?.p- bravely they undertook work which able of religious emotion or en- those raised in the church put thusiasm. Think over your times aside, how they spoke in meetings of sacrifice. because they thought they should. Plow can we discover the truth We have many proofs through how they wielcome strangers and of • God's promises ? By reasoning:? FroprietOfB, nr. lOdwards «& Son, (jaeenVictoria St.,London,England. Wliolesale of other Christians. I suppose Joshua brought vis'itors. If you have not, K. F0C6EBA & CO., Inc., 90 Boekmao St., K. Y. FOR SALE uovenantsr never f<strong>org</strong>ot the patience and wis- I have. Books; old . . - y ' (Jqi-^1 aj-||-| power of Moses. Elisha If vou have no personal and dial Christians and honor Christ? 1 1 .1 ri.ii, t,* 4: ^.1 ^ i 1' 11 1 "ti - d >, Books of Testimony, Discirline. Confe'ssion of Faith. Tales of doubtless often thought of the great rect knowledge, read iwice Born Covenanters, Poets and Poetry. Homes A\e often hear the question ask- ^-jj-^,^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ considered so ATen," or "The Water Street and Haunts. Romanism Analysed. • Chatechism, Minutes of Synod. we ed as are to saved. whether Lt is we the know kind that of ^^^^^^^ Timothy frequently got Mission," or some report from out the old letters, I warrant you, the mission fields. JAMES S. TIBET, 411 Penn. Bldg., question that worries a person because the finding an answer to it which Paul wrote, and then for- Hopkinton, Iowa. Pittsburg, Pa. seems so much a search after an intangible thing. First of all, of T o Christian Nation ^^ ^ ^ ^ Broadway Central course, w-e trust to an aaceptance of the promises, a whole-hearted Hotel putting of our dependence in ^ ^ ^ ^ S v i b s c r i b e r s Christ; but we sometimes wonder •ROADWAY, CjRNER THIRD STREET if we are truly believing or .have INTHE HEART OF NEW YORK only deceived ourselves. Here it Only Medium Price Hotel Lett li New Yorfe is that Christian experience has its power. Special attention given to ladles unescorted « « The great testing instrument is Special Rates lor Summer prayer. If we turn to the Psalms, wUR TABLH L th« founcfatlon of our enormou* that record of what passed through business. the mind of a true believer, we American Plan, .«2.so upw«rd« will find that hte was always praying. There is a book which might Buropeaq Plan, Si.oo upward* Seid lor |irg«calored Mip oi New Vork, Free ibe entitled "Prayer Stories." Hardly a Psalm that is personal DAN. C. WEBB, Proprietor is without references to experience in prayer. For one example, turn IheonlyNew York Hotd Featuring American to Plan the ii6th Psalm as a clear account of a notable answer to Moderate Prices. Excellent Food. Good Service. pray- The tab on your paper reveals the condition of your subscription account. In case the tab reads August, 1913, or any date prior to this, your subscription has become delinquent and should be renewed at once. In renewing your own subscription send us also that of a friend or neighbor not now paper. receiving the For $2.50 we will renew your own subscription for one year and send the Christian Nation until January, 1914, to a New Subscriber. coupon. T H E CHRISTIAN NATION. Use attached 1105 Tribune B\iilding, New York. THE NEI IDEA COMBINATION PURSE Everybody needs the New Idea Combination Purse becauseit is the most practica] for one's own use or as a birthday g-ift or an acceptable gift to a friend at any time or in any place, as it can be easily mailed. Contains Chanpre Purse, Bill Folder, Memorandum Book, Pencil, Identification Card and Card Holder. Price within the reach of all. Medium size 6f)c each, $6.00 per dozen; largre size 8O0 each, |8.60 per dozen. Postpaid. M. E. IVIUNSON, Pub. 77 Bible House, NewYork. Enclosed find $2.50 whicK yovi may apply on m y subscription acco\int. Name Address Send paper to Janxiary, 1914, also to the following new subscriber. Name Address-
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