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August 13, 1913.
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iollowers are led forth into "the
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BRONCHITIS, LUMBAGO AND RHEUMATISM
aie also Qnickly ReUeved by a Few Applications.
Y OUriP' PcOolc^S Tot^ic *'"• Everyone of us ought to have got the letters lyin there as his
to the man, his
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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:?
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the finding an answer to it
which Paul wrote, and then for- Hopkinton, Iowa.
Pittsburg, Pa.
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