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CHURCH NOTICES SEDDON ST. CHURCH OF CHRIST (Near Railway Station) SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7,4947. No Sunday School. Young people may bring their home work books down at 10 a.m. 11 a.m.: Visit of the President of the Conference, Mr. E. R. Vickery, and Principal Haddon, of the College, Dunedin. VERY SPECIAL: Principal Haddon will s-peak to . members and any friends who wish to come along, on his recent trip to the world's conference of -Churches of Christ, held at Buffalo. A film will be screened. SALVATION ARMY Bath Street, Levin. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1947. il a.m.: Holiness Meeting 7 p.m.: Salvation Meeting (Sunday Schools Closed Temporarily) TUESDAY, 9, 2.15 p.m.: Women's Home League Break-up Funetion. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTER'AN CHURCH Minister: Rev. A. Salmond, M.A. (N.Z.), B.A. (Cantab.). SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1947. SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S SUPPER 11 a.m.: Jesus Christ the Mediator. 7 p.m.: Out of Dead Hopes 2 p.m.: St. Andrew's Hall, Waitarere. ST. JOIIN'S METHODIST CHURCH Minister: Rev. H. S. Kings S u 11 iJAi x , DEunlMBER 7, 1947. 11 a.m.: Fuil Coiiimunion 7 p.m.: "Rev. H. S. Kings 2.3b p.m.: Koputaroa Friendly Hour after Evening Service. A hearty Welcome To All. THURSDAY., 11: Cantata "Bethlehem" iii Century Hall. Combined Choirs. GOSEEL HALL, LEVIN SUhnAi, DECEMBER 7, 1^47. 11 a.m.: Worship Sunday School Closed. 7 p.m.: Gospei cervice Speaker: MR. J. S. MOIR. THURoDAY, 7.3U p.m.: Prayer Meeting. FRLuay, s p.m.: Women's Prayer Meeting. A Hearty Welcome to all.

QUEEN STREET HALL SUNDAf, DECEMBER 7, 1947. Sunday School and Bible Class Closed tui rurther notice. 6.30 p.m.: Prayer Meeting 6.50 p.m.: Favourite Hymns 7 p.m.: Evening Service Two Speaxers will take part.. WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m.: Prayer Meeting ancl Bible Study, Acts, Chapter 7. "Now is tne accepted time behold now is the day^ of Salvation." BIBLE TRUTH - QUESTIONS jc'OR CHRISTIANS ' li Adam and Eve were created immortal from the very beginning, does it not seem strange, that, after the fall in the Garden of Eden, it was necessary to restrain them from eating of the Tr'ee of Life so that they shouid not live for ever; thus we read, "And how, ieso he put forth his hand, and take aiso of tne Tree of Life, and eat and live for ever, therefore the Lord God sent him forth . . ." (Gen. 3; 22). if men and women have aiways been immortal, whether righteous or wicked, how then could Jesus have been given rhe wondrous office of Judge and Rewarder? John 5; 27), (Acts 17; 31). Helpful literature gladly sent to any interested in understanding the Bible, on application to H. W. Christie, McDonaid Road, Levin. JUDGMENT OF THE LIVING NATIONS Matt. 24, 27-31. Matt. 25, 31-46. The auove Judgment takes place when Christ comes back to earth, when his feet will stand upon the Mount of Oiives. Zach. 14, 4, and concerns the living here upon earth, and must not be confused wiuii the Judgment Seat of Christ in 1 Cor. 3, 12-15, when the works of the Saints of this dispensation are judged. To confuse the two J udments is to confuse the present Salvation ancl eternal life of the believer. At the Judgment of the Nations in Matt. 25, there are three classes symbolised as Sheep, Goats, v. 33, and my brethren v. 40, that is his brethren according to the Fiesh (The Jew), who will have passed throagh the tribulation Ch. 24, 29. The Sheep are those who minister to them during that terrioie period, verse 4U, tneir reward being tlie Kingdom prepared from the foundation of the World, which is an eartnly blessing, verse 34. The Goats being those who go away into everiasdng panishment v. 46. The result oi their treatment of God's earthiy -people the Jew, verses 41-46. Reader, Life and Salvation is offered to you now, as the gift of God. Acts 16, 31. Rom. 6, 23.