DRUID'S HALL MEETINGS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9177, 22 June 1908, Page 5

DRUID'S HALL MEETINGS.

) 1 X Confer!bnted.. > The'Druids’ ! HalJi; Marten, was/ pretty well !llled."'again--.on Sunday ‘ night when Mr Curran undertook to atl&wer questions from the Bible that have presented much difficulty to many Bible students. Beginning at “If saved.can we he lost,again’’ the .speaker went deeply into the quesrtion. provhig beyond all doubt that the. Bible a-vjs ,ao; even hint that •; such a thin/ ’ . .possible, but to the _ ? contrary tfeat the life of ‘ a Christian .3 eternal"- ’because it is* . the vord c ? 'God. and what God does* He does for . M't&y* portions of Scripture ,vr *e referred to which su; po't i W argument, and then t’i ‘ qu« tr u of ‘Gan we he saved Here uUu know it” was taken up. Again Mr Curran' referred to his Bible,’for the'answer,- which was deoidedy positive. Altogether the questions were honestly met and dealt .with* all the most difficult Scriptures being l referred to and cleared up, it w is- believed, to the satisfaction of all present. Many comments were made at the close of the service on the helpful way fthe Scriptures were* expounded. At the close Mr Currau announced that on Wednesday night at 7.30 he intended taking up the subject of baptism, and he gives a hearty invitation to all to be present who can possibly do so, and an interesting discourse will reward all who can be there.