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pease the wrath of the false god . chey worship. In a more modified J form it is to te found in ali religious sys-.enls of "Christendom' which teach their membe:s tnat they must perform some ^ exiraordinary act of worship, se f-aema , or benevo.ence, to ingratia. e them- j selves into the favour cf the Deity. Instead of conduct such as th^s, aL j hat is necessar'y is a compaance j with the conditions which God has \ .nade known through His propheU j and apastles. The Deity's vp'ath agamst man was manifested when he passed sentence of death on Auam and liis descendants. By the fali, man became alienated from God. After that event, God's effoiAs were directed towards bringing man back to Him. It was mai who required to be "reconcile'd" not God. Free literature ab'y setting forth ihe Scriptural conditions of "recancilation" for mankind gladly sent to any address on application to H. W. Christie, McDonald Roaa Levin. ] QUESTIONS FOR EVERBODY. | Do yo.u know jhac Christ uid not- j •iie any:'ordinary death, but the i death of the Cross? Do you know that no human mind will ever know, how deen were the wateis crossed, or -how' dark- was 'the night that the Lord passed through eie he found-" HisvSheen- hat was losi Do you know rigiat Christ die'd ir: our Sins and not his own, for he had none. Do you knaw that bfc1 ing God the Son he had= the ba-pac- ■ ity to deal with sin and to put it away by -ihe Sacrifl.ee of himse f Heb. 10, .12. 'Do you know that Christ died for ,Qpr Sins and ro:e . again for our Justifications. Rom. 4, 24-25.