PROCLAMATION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4751, 19 June 1894, Page 3

PROCLAMATION.

TO THE CHURCH OF GOD ASD ■■■■■■ ' I ALL THE UNSAVED IN MASTEUTON* GREETING. In this salutation one would include each and every child of God in or outside of all denominations from the Church of Koine to the Salvation Army and so-called Exclusive Brett ren, In no narrower sense or sphere dp J serve the Lord Jesus Christ, and as one who has obtained mercy, and who feels a responsibility towards each and all, I offer help freely in tho things of God, as the Spirit may enable me' to minister these things in responsibility to the Lord alone: and I earnestly and solemnly desire to remind myself and each and all that we must.give an account unto God.in counectipn with tho ministry of His Word in Mastertqn at this time, as in the coming day, the Lord Himself will examine our reasons and motives for coming or not coming to ins help against tho mighty. I seek to deliver my soul and entreat others as those who must give an account that they "Quench not the Spirit, Despise not prophesyings, Prove all things; hold fast that which is good," and would also urge the unsaved to tako heed, .".As the Holy Ghost saith, to-day if ..yo will hear His voice harden not your hearts." Read—Bom, x,; 2 Obr.'v., vi;Epli.iv.;2Tim.ii.lC, 17, iii. B—s; 2 Theas. v.: Titiij Rev. xxii, 16—21. Yours to serve Christ for His sake, W, CORBIE JOHNSTON,;' N.B.—Subjects—Short lectnreson The Second Coming.,of Christ and the Opening up of the Scripture in tlie Light of tho Different Dispensa'-. tibris, 1 illustrated by it Diagram ;'"and also short 'Gospel 1 addresses with prayprfu), .unprejudiced. attWion, you may receive what will .be aMjfet long blessing. Come".—Wee^Nig'fik. UKo'CCUriKb^HO^KEMMR'HoOTEU^'; 1 Lord's D,ay,.''TEMPiißA'Np|: ; HjlLL^ Ad'vt. . ■ ■'", ■ '";;?r;