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CHUROH NOTICES # j «ospel hall, levin SIJNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1948. 11.00 a.m. Worship. 2.80 p.m.: Sunday School and Bible Class. 7.00 p.m.: Gospel Service. Speaker: Mr. J. S. MOIR Subject: "Sin And Its Pardon" THURSDAY., 7.30 p.m.: Prayer and Bible Study. FRIBAY, 3 p.m.: Women's 1 Prayer Meeting. • QUEEN STREET hall SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1948. 2.30 p.m.: Suiiday Sehoo1 and Bible Class. 6.30 p.m.: Prayer Meeting. ^ 6.50 p.m.: Hymn Singing. 7.00 p.m.: Gospel Service. Speakers: G. Joll and R. Allen "Choose ye this day whom ye will serve." "Choose Christ and everlasting lif e receive." st; andrews presbyterian CHURCH Minister: Rev. A., Salmond, M.A. (N.Z.), B.A. (Cantab.) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1948. 10 a.m.: Bible Class and Sunday Schools • 11 a.m.: The Reformation God Requires. 2 p.m.: St. Andrew's Hall, Waitarere. 7 p.m.: Evening Seivice. After Evening Service members and friends are invited to an inforrnal Social -Hour in honour of Mr. G. Cameron. ST. JOHN'S METHGDIST CHURCH ; ; Minister : Rey, H. S. Kings SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1948. "It is better to go straight than to move in the best circles" 9.45 a.m.: Sunday Schools and Bible ' Classes a 11 a.m.: Rev-. H. S. Kings 7 p.m.: Rev. H. S. Kings. A' Hearty Weicome To All THE SALVATION ARMY BATH STREET SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1948. 10 a.m.: Sunday School 11 a.m.: Holiness Meeting Speaker: CAPTAIN E. MAJOR. 7- p.m.: Salvation Meeting TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m.:, Special Film Evening WELCOME SEDDON ST. CHURCH OF CHRIST — Near Railway Station — SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1948. 10 a.m. : S.S. and Bible .Class "Every Spldier to His Post" 11 a.m.: Worship.and Communion 11.30 aim.: Public Address to fol- . . JQW— .Speaker: MR. II. GRINSTEAD "The Anti-Christ" . . ' YOU ARE INVITED BIBLE TRUTH Feter in the House of Cornclius Tne f-aots brought out in the record of Peter'^yisit and address to Jornelius, as recorded in Acts 10, xre of .vit^l impprtgnce to anyone desiring God'i Salvation. The. inspired Recor^, desoyibes Cornetlius as "A devout'man.,.bhe tb'at feared God . . . gave., much alms . . . prayed to God always." By currynt ideas ' .tJqig man was already "saved," , But no — his excellent moral , character ' only ■ influenced God. to make, special provisions, to send an ang.ef, to cause Peter to visit him- to "tell him what he ought to do," Lo "tell him words, whereby he . . . could be saved." This proves the fact that the highosb morality wiii not "save" any man, wiinout humole compliance ,vith God's conditions. Baptism of a true believer is indispensable to Salvation: so Peter oaptised Cornelius (Acts 10:47-48). Goci wiiimg, me next series of advertiscments in this column will endeavour to expo.se the popular unscriptural practice of "baby sprinkling" as a substitute for aduit baytism. Free literature in relation to any subjects advgmced in this column irom: II. W. Uhristie, McDonald Road, Levin. THE SON OF GOD Did the' "B011 of God" exist berore the incarnation as "Jesus"? Certainiy not, for His name "Jesus" is His eartmy name and is connected witn His humanity, while as "Christ" he is the "Messiah" promised) , while - "Lord" connects Him with "Diety." Lord (Jenovah, God) — see Gen. 21:33: The Lord, the everlasting God. In John 1:1-2 He is the "Word." The'"Word" was with God, and the "Word" was God. -.The same was in the beginmng with, God in Verse 14 — And the "Worci" was made flesh (God manifest m fiesh; . While He did not exist as "Jesus" bei'ore His incarnation He did exist as the eternai "fc>on of God." rlhe second person of the triune God. Wlien He was born in Bethlehem, He was a child born, but He was a Son given— see Isa. 9:6-7. Reader, be.lieve on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shait. be saved.