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| FIRST CONGREGATIONAL | ¥ Cue T4 cp Lich Sch Ite fo Lead Pil Mi ic to Open Ts Don Sacer | FRY CONGEST § : rc is op c u e o eq 1 Igrimage issionary : Catho gs J P Te Hear Chicago Editor * Jue, Marcus W. dotragon Minister ] t F ast Time. Gry . Sot Instruction Class |". nots Chapter of sig NO | nstirure oer The Catholic Information Bu-'Te Deum International will pre- Bors Senin HE 3 00 n | + ’ reau will open a .new Sgtracion sent James O. Supple; religion MD. L. 8..T) es {class for all interes persons eqitor of the Chicago Sun-Times ~ Generally ’ . eloga d {Thursday at-8 p. m. In the reading ;, an address at their meeting| ST. MARK’S : Expected to Atten |room, Capitol Ave. and Georgia ‘Thursday ‘at 6:30 p. m. in the K. _ UNITED LUTHERAN A : : Approximately 300 delegates St. of €. Auditorfum, 4 ls 0 te from Indiana and neighboring| The’ instruction will continue, yr Supple will speak on “The| Prospect and Linden Sts. rs 7 states are expected to gather here| Weekly for an hour on Thursday catholic Layman and the Secu-| Worship veess10:45 A.M. # to study missions in the ' Mis- DIghts 1 watll July 7. Free ltatature lar Press.” The speaker is 8 OE Shoot Sa AW « stribu e ~ graduate of Loyola University, sae Federation Urges 23 and 4 1 the Second Freshy. able “to attend on Thursday | Chicago, and the winner of the - ; - Change of Clocks - [2.3 aud 4 10 1 nights may. call the Tesding sisi award of the Associated —_— Z {room, and arrange for| p. testant) Church Press for <R A number of churches have Dr, Leslie. C. 7 |a more convenient hour. The room|, -oreatest contribution of any, Sigsitied Shels Amen on 2 York, - oy lis open daily from moon untili,,. oaner religion editor to re- (Atiliated With ‘Dotty, Kaneas City. Mo.) ht saving time tomorrow, ¢ York, secretary |8:30 p. m. except on Saturdays tandin He wag) 'ATills h " ig announce they will] | [and editor of the ; when the hours are noon to Ustons wnderatane op listed on| pn "DNDAY SERVICE 11 AM. remain on the old time for the! 4 : Misslona:y Edu {5:30 p wm No tuition er 18 ie 1947 honor roll of the Chi- on 2en, Dally 0 to S—Sat, till 3. presen : cation oves [, charged. e Rey, or ch dl cago Council Against Racial and Classes—Cons The nt Rev. Paul C. Schulte men hi ad |P. Grogan directs the bureau. |pjigious Discrimination. | Belmont Church of Christ hr der the evangelicall ES ——— 1002 8. Belmont Ave. archbishop of Indianapolis, will tute classes’ in lications un 8. | fnaugurate daylight saving time this their 20th Church board. a Yes and Plans Card: Party Sunday Program for Catholie schools and parishes annual. sessions. Mrs. J. A. Schumacher anch 5 dhara Grotto Cast Auxiliary Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m. inthe city beginning tomorrow at Dr. Sayre’s top- Mrs, C. H. Winders are Mrs. | Will sponsor a public card party} Worship and Preaching 2a.m. These Sunday masses will ‘ic "is “Co-opera- Miss Clinton- chalrmen. of the institute, 3158. 3 p. m. Tuesday in the Grotto! 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. i « be said according to daylight sav- Hon for-&-Chris- Howard ‘J. Baumgartel i sents. Clubhouse at ditorium, 4107 E.| Carl Flinn, Minister—CA-1350 , ing time tomorrow, * ‘tian = nation.” Miss Genevieve jal; Ma. Marspall © A Jirginia | Washington St. | Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m. Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, ‘ [Brown of the United Christian ’ tie : executive secretary of the Indi- Missionar ’ Kurner, . registrar, Other “memy Society is chairman.i,. .. of the board of directors are anapolis Church Federation, ad-| ! ; ers : to! A fellowship dinner followed by Mrs. W. 8. Barnhart, Rev. Amos s_00 Sued the federation churches io A statue of Our Lady dominates the scene with thousands of pilgrims worshiping at the shrine at |; address by Dr. Sayre will Boren, Mrs. O. H. Gallamore, Christian Science Churches fusion resulting from two time Fatima. Archbishop Schulte will direct the pilgrimage-to this shrine beginning May 8. open the sessions Monday, May|Mrs. Benton B. Miller, Rev. O. M. | . Beanehes of "us otier Chures ! schedules. ty . 2. The annual. missionary lunch- Robbins, Rev. Chester W. Whar- The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. > The following churches tele: leon will be held Tuesday noon,iton and Dr. Clive McGuire. —— y . {May 3, and the busi meeting| ~A WORLD-WIDE GOSPEL CENTER . Fone I ue a > iid Sa ar ag A TORS ITIOE SOMFI Te The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and churches beginning tomorrow: May 4. Mrs, Dorsey D. King is BEREAN GOSPEL * ! Free Reading Rooms (R. R.) Christ Episcopal -Church on the ¢hairman of the nominating com- : , : § Circle, the First and Irvington mittee. TEMPLE . LESSON FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 24 . L : tar Baptist Church. Bt. Mark's |, Young people's missionary ac- FORD PORTER, Paster “Probation After Death.” HN RR ir Bnd The er tivities will be directed by Mrs. oe : et Cte Church {Helen E. Baker of St. Louis, «= RADIO — , Cha Flackvill \missionary chairman of the Wom-| uc Jg Short Wave—12.5, 9.9 and 15.1 Morning Service at 11 o’Clock in All Churches Speedway and BAY {en's Guild of the Evangelical : . . (Daylight Saving Time) 5 Methodist Churches will continue ; 2 M..C —Every Friday, 9:30 p. m._ on the “old” time for tomorrow {and Reformed Church. She is au . . {thor of “More About Africa” and| WISH, 1310 K. C.—9: 30 a. m, Sturdy, | 1. 3 1 But £0 08 Savin, tie May 3 “In Every Land,” both for junior, ea FIRST CHURCH FOURTH CHURCH ST. PAUL METHODIST CHURCH The {high groups. * Castle Hall Bldg. ‘Pleasant Run Pkwy, 8. sound picture, “We've a Story to Tell" Studies for adults in the needs! Hear J. Harold Smith R. R,, 119 E. Ohio St. Drive at Butler siving 8 viaw of the total ehurgh Drom. of Japan will be directed by Miss — SUNDAY. SERVICES — : Evening Service, 5:00 will be. shown: tomors ¥ il - Jessie M. Trout, executive secre- Al Svion Th 1B SECOND CHURCH R. R, Church Edifice Mrs. Alverada Watt will speak on “Chins, tary of the missionary organiza- Ra Delaware at 12th tha , ) ; Swilisn he a all 4 ’ Tharsass in tions department of the United Bible School—9:30 a. m. Evening Service, 5:00 FET CHUAN the church. The meeting w Christian Missionary Society. Hear Evangelist Smith in 3 Closing | R. R., 626 State Life Bldg. 10 a. m, ; " Evening Service, 7:30 {Having served as a missionary ITED PRESBYTERIAN . CRURCR- Colored dudes an_ihe Cideds In Japan, she learned the language | Nowgm THIRD CHURCH R. R. Church Edifice at's 30 om. DAT. The youth fellowship | Archbishop. Paul C. Schulte writings. mated En 10:43 4, memr"The Jiraoigtuble Christ; Waghinglon hd Sun CI CHURGH aod their sponsor. Prof. Dont —Hi essag vening Service, 8: Prospect will be in charge of the servics. ert and Father Jerome before of “Forward in Missions and| 3:00 p. m—His Famous M . R. R., on Edifice R. R., 1611 Prospect a "Vie Tecaraine wil be. mada of the leaving Will revive the. tradi- Education,” the story of the world| “Roll Out the Barrel. usical service tomorrow at 7 p. m., C8 tional. blessing of religious com- work of Disciples of Christ. | 7:30 ~"God's ‘Th Th Deadli nes.” layed back to the consresation munities for travelers. | Miss Esther Clinton of Day-| oot DR En re no a | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Colored) A es MERICA--THe Chris- The purpose of the tour is to/ton, O. will conduct. elasses- for ¥ 3 810 West 28th St. a EER Of AME will pre pray for the conversion: of sin-|leaders of children, At present AL ARY 3 ! Peake na Robert Whines Sone leader ners. and for world peace. [Miss Clinton is secretary of mis- a d : ; ; 8 — + in Jacinta, Francisco and Lucia/Sionary education for children] $] - SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. thapel, 3 30 * kno “a {were - ténding their sheep near/under the Women's, Society of |% BE NACLE o ' BUNDAY SCHOOL IN BOCIETY AT 12:15 P. M. Levin ® Ooch weak ound Fatima 32 years ago when they World Service of t Evangelical | > 3 ay Hoi ea dusts ae |first saw the Virgin. She is said United Brethren Church. She has! 3 902 Fletcher Ave. { ji han re nd mame an. anit 3 to _have appeared to them six been an editor of children’s pub-! Broad t—Sund RX Wednesday Evening Meetings in All Churches at 8 P, M. nd” inn ser h f Our L d | [times in all. And always, her oo IR ro. unday 3s ! a : will Fue the ry e| Jacinta, Francisco and buds who saw the vision of Our Lady a CENTRAL | CHRISTIAN CHURCH 8 A. M.—WISH o me nh ht e his My from Fati Portugak {structions to them were to pray, | i 4 — ¢ Christian Science Readi Room a oxry ONY orons rt atima, rorfuga : to say the Rosary. Prior to the Delsware and Walnut Strests (700 North) RX Sunday School—9:45 A. totic} ng sah John aramy my wil shes six apparitions, an angel is said Dr. W. A. Shullenberger. Minister | aMorning Worship—11 o'clock) 3 NL Arar Juste Fa gailona) "di to 150 Tourists Plan To Make Trip to have shown himself to the! Bible School—0:30 A. M. y Evening Evangelistic—7:45 2 Jointly Maintained, 30 N. Penn. St. Sure served Priday night in the eym- To Shrine In Fatima, Portugal children, supposedly, to prepare Murine Woetdhivia {848 A M. 4 HEAR 3 , ; . ELM MM E {them for the greater experience! is'e by Excellent Chotr 1 a S Se i sie compan lige IA RIVERS MILNER, a Ee napoli, of seeing Our freak pe | Sermon: “And He Was Called Fortunate!” y. ( Youth Fellowship—8: 30 P, tn iomorres. po will direct the second national American pillgrimige to Fatima, People Impressed HILLS s ov M A GRAVE ERROR : jor ton "Unit 34 Portugal, beginning May 8, Church literature points ou | | 1 a or 7 oi Kenna d Lesion Approximately 150 tourists from all over the United States that the population of Portu : IDE CHRISTIAN } - and a few from Canada have reservations for the trip: with | was deeply impressed by the bigal Herbert J. Wisc Minist ° » : Lanseair Travel Service, i> ~— lof the little shepherds and the ,. n nister " entire party will share in the gy, > i and 19:30 A. M.—Morning Worship By W. L. Latham \ e C Q0 S The Rev. Fr, Jerome Palmer, ssiehration of the 32d anniversary A Syernen an a) “My Real Wages.” ii] : y : : ; O. 8. B,, editor of The Grail, St.1of the first “apparition of Ourlyy 56000 as a DROS Te sign”| 7:45 P. M.—Evening Service - - 2 L : : = gn | Some think that Meinrad’ 8t. Meinrad, lady witnessed by the three little Romans, Chapter 12, 5 e men were an ummer einrad’s Abbey, « e P hild M 12 that the children really saw the C.S. T a saved by works, or the keepin Ee ~find., will serve as chaplain be the 4, atime The children ~S Virgin. A revival of religious ; ) » | of the law before Christ Ee Institute to Prepare pligsamage, . al Jacinta, 7, Francisco, 9, and saith og i RRO 3 but now by grace, without the wo Indianapolis priests will go 1,c1a, 10, " ] ; i 3 law. If such godly characters as Vacation Program also. They are the Rev. Fr, Joseph! pilgrims will visit Paris, yening Years. t Portugal did not 3 Evangelist and Mrs. 2 Enoch, Elijah, Abraham, Moses, EL Several hundred persons who|V. Somes, pastor of the Catholic|yourdes, Rome and other points , c, joct that Fortuga toi] Evangelical and Reformed . | ‘NORMAN PASLAY &! etc. could be developed by works, guide the religious education of Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ,/oe interest. Archbishop Schulte sutfer from World War 11 ia cited Leonard and Sanders St. $i a h the G 1in% there was no need for Christ to dianapolis boys and girls will|King, and the Rev. Fr. Ambrose previously has ‘touched all .the or evidence that she is singled 'E. A. PIEPENBROK, Pastor } Img an Beas 8 Tpotpe 03 die on the cross to provide a way 5 meet for an interdenominational Sullivan, Holy Cross Catholic piaces covered by the tour except| out for spiritual favor, at ese. services— 3 ot salvation by. grace. . But ths ~ Vacation School institute next Church. Mother Seraphine Kordes, pati h id. Th hbish Special emphasis is given to! 10:18 A. 308A Bw Quest, % | CE wnt {Tonight and - Sunday night— —3 Script iatalv dec] h 3 week. 10. 8. B., who has been the prioress a a, 58, 8 Srchys on prayers for the conversion of | = 2:8. T)__ X7:45 p. m., hear and see a spe-3 { Scriptures plainly declare these ; ie sessions Will be held "vies: jof the Immaculate -C “onception| yi SF Elven Tos BE oe Russia by persons honoring our| ZION |§clal scene—o-felt, on the story, { vores ere nat saved : : for. 35 : Lady of Fatima in all parts of |8“The Rich- Man. and Lazarus” n AS; | »-Teg radio na ded Convent, Ferdiiund, 181, for 35 middle of May and return to (ng worid, The inference is that| AN ONLICAL, AND, REFORMED 3 Don’t’ Miss This! x ceived by faith: “For what saith t 30 p. m, in the Ta > . Indianapolis soon afterward. lit Russia sincerely accepts the FREDERICK R- DARIES. D, D.. Pastor § x the Scripture? Abraham BELIEVED God, and IT was Presbyterian Church. will _be accompanied .by Sister) Pre-Trip Mass Planned |teachings of nt, er stable! 9 ANE Rn ANKENFELD, Amistant | ao Jawik: RallysMonday, counted unto.him for RIGHTEOUSNESS And he re- : on 3 5 p. m. x x 5 re When the public schools close, Many Robert of the convent. True to his function as spiritual world peace will result. ment Agar. trom " Disfijsiont 3 DE ban Crsha X ceived the sign of circumcision, a seal of the righteousness vacation schools will open in the Some to Fly Atlantio director of the tour, Father| Jacinta and Francisco died) }:4§ A M—Ghureh geno © TC" 3 Minister In Charge. 3 of the faith which he had yet being uncircumcised: —ThereShupches " zl pants i the sity Archbishop Schulte and a num= Jerome will celebrate a high mass within three years after the ap-| ha Christ Whe Cannot He MA. 4779 fore it is of faith, that it might be grace.” (Rom. 4:3, 11, i / By Sou rr of Bible study, ber of pilgrims will fly from in the Ferdinand chapel on the paritions. But Lucia took the us, Mwey” Pastor B000000669666559 GHGEGESEGL By faith . . . Noah prepared an ark to the saving of his {/

i Interest.

handicraft, dramatics and supervised recreation, Their stated purpose is to ease! the abrupt transition from the busy public school days to the freedom of the summer holidays. | Instruction in thé Bible and Bible | stories, practice in singing the hymns of the church, worship and the handwork with religious significance are stressed. Children’s workers, ministers and directors of religious education bring their specialized knowl-

edge and their problems to the

institute. Visual aids are dis-

and the newest helps in the field of religious literature

are explained. od Speakers Scheduled

Miss Florence Carmichael, fordirector of chil- oie dren's work for the Disciples of will speak. The} Christ, will discuss “Unique Val-| Rev, Mr..

mer national

ues in the School,” Tuesday morning. Mrs. John A. Clark,

chairman, will outline program Church, will out“plans. Daniel R. Ehalt, head of line the program the

Vacation Church! sen, the former,

institute general Lynhurst Baptist

New York, May 8, to Lisbon./evé of his departure. Mother vows of a Carmelite nun and {Others of the party will precede Seraphine who marked her dia- lives today to pray unceasingly {them across the Atlantic by ship mond jubilee of religious profes- as she was commanded by Our and Join - | them in Lisbon. The sion last year, Sister Mary Rob- Lady.

Dr. Clive McGuire! Plan fo Study To Give Report Global SA

Dr. Clive McGuire will give his Conference Set

20th annual report as executive secretary of the Indianapolis BapIn Local Church Persons of all walks

Railroad Church Group to Meet

tist Association at the association meeting Monday at 7:30 p. m. in the First Baptist Church. The Rev. Haakon Knudsen of New York, associate secretary of the Council on} Finance of thel Northern Bap-™¥ tist Convention, =

Methodist Church, of life

jcurity during an interdenomina- | tional conference Friday in the

Roberts Park Methodist Church, the Canadian Singers, will sing.

World Order, will be held from ence in Sanfordy Fla, will

sessions. KnudChurch evangelism for the Church Fed-

{will’ Committee of the

pastor of thejs |Federatfon. The Rev. Amos I. eration. | Boren, Roberts Park pastor, is Te {committee chairman. Detective Rev. Knudsen Dr. Harold E. Fey, managing Slugged

Church Federation Depart-/of the convention for the year editor of the Christian Century, Trying to Stop Fight

“ment of Religious

speak briefly.

Education beginning May 1. which sponsors the institute, will (clude a stewardship advance meeting, the conference night ses-

will meet to churches. talk over all departments of the| schools. Workshop activities Willanon include finger and spatter paint-| :

This will in- Chicage; will address a public]

|among the 7000 convention Sion at 745 p. m. Dr. Fey con stantly attends international con-

ferences and reports them in the (Century. He will speak on “Christians Are Peacemakers.”

Detective Sgt.

T™hé Rev. I. ®. Lemons of Leb: was- a victim himself.

Indianapolis association! with a beer bottle.

The Railroad Evangelistic As(sociation will meet Tuesday at {7:45 p. m, in the Beech Grove,

The Rev. T. L. Rogers, pastor will discuss - international prob- (of the Victory Memorial Methlems and American peace and 8e- oaist Church, will give the ad-

|dress. Bob and Joyce Whitfield,

The meeting, or Conferénce on A ‘Teport of the National Confer-; be 3 p. m. through dinner and night Biven. The Rev. H. R. Rose, pasIt is sponsored by the tor of the North Side Assembles _ | International Justice and Good- of God, is in charge of railroad

While attempting to restore or-der-in a West Side tavern fight, William Britton He was slugged over the head three times

and the Rev, Robert Moorhead of the Tabernacle. staff.

Church School

Training Set

The Christian Church School Association will conduct its annual Leadership Training School!

|Lesson-Sermon Listed \By Scientist Churches

“Probation After Death” is the the Indianapolis conference. subject of the lesson-sermon In. all Churches of Christ, Scientist, !

ion Text is: “The Lord! BAPTIST CHURCHES will perfect that which con-| - v

eral Council of Churches, will be | discussed. "Approximately 30 civic! {and professional groups are ex-| ‘| pected to send representatives to Dr. |

{Federation executive secretary.

ment had started between three s5:00P. M.—High School Westminster Pel-

men and three women ‘crowded!

in a booth at Johnnie's tavern, -

i734. N. Holmes Ave. When he {made himself “third. man” be-|

{suffered the” ‘consequences.

0 Lord. # CENTRAL BAPTIST

| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

oward J. Baumgartel is Church tween two baftlers, the detective |REV. ROBERT 8. MOORHEAD |,

J10:48A. M.--Dr,

“Peace Be Church Office 11-9502

Broadway

NOTE: All Services on

Old Fashioned

FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH

701 N. Pennsylvania St. PAUL E. JUFRMAN. Daylight Saving Time

9:18 A. M.—Church School

APTIST CONVENTIO

BROADWAY BAPTIST

Rev. R. M. Dodrill, Pastor

Pastor

Unto You™ Pastor's Home, H1-3928

at 22nd St.

Daylinght Saving Time. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.

Masia Worship, 10:45 a. m. “Elijah Fainting” 7:30 p.m. “Repentance”

Revival Service

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

ing, construction of models ot Soderator, will preside Monday|~ Afternoon sectional meetings FAIRVIEW oriental ho ~ shepherd en. TIEN. A new chairman to succeed will deal with Europe, {lie Far| Police today were searching for, 46th and Capitol Ave. campments, ap carving, shadow| L. C. Trent and other Officers, East and the United Nations. his assailant, who escaped after VIRGIL: D.. RAGAN, ~ Minister pictures and many others {will be elected. The Rev, William Findings of the recent national being knocked through the glass 9:30.A M.~Churt School and Morning " 1C. Breedlove is nominating com-|Confe y late front door last nigh rahip ; — Hosts will _be Miss Ruth| nference on World Order in!'P n ast night, [10:48 A. M.— we PD ttersiow of Easter . Bchnicke, Dr. “Roy Ewing Vale] en chairman. (lo leveland, sponsored by the Fed-| Sgt. Britton reported the argu-| Phdrsdar, 7:30—Annual “Candlelight

Communion lowship. TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALE.

(D. 8. TH Vale:

hey 6:30 P, M. Youth Fellowship,

179 50 A. M.Bibie

Senool th What Body

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS Central Ave. at 470 Rev. ‘Rov A Connor Jn ‘Sunday School, 9:48

ror ®

10:45 ‘A. MM, ““The Request-of Illness.” Youth Group=5.30 and 7 P. M.

Warship,

Jesus Christ if truth existed before He.came?

/ house; by which he condemned the world, and became heir,

of THE RIGHTEOUSNESS WHICH"IS BY FAITH.” (Heb. 11:7.) + Without a single exception, men have always been. accounted righteous because of their faith: not because of their works. (Read Heb. 11:1-40.) Grace is repeatedly mentioned as having been extended to men of faith in olden times: “Noah found GRACE in the eyes of the Lord.” (Gen. 6:8.) “Thus saith the Lord: The people which were left of the sword found GRACE in the wilderness; even Israel, when I went to cause him to rest.” (Jer. 31:2.) “The Lord will give GRACE and glory: no

thing will he™“withtold from them that walk uprightly.”.“Surely he scorneth the scorners: but he giveth _

(Ps. 84:11.) GRACE unto the lowly.” (Prov. 3:34.) In Ex. 33:12-19; 34:69, grace and gracious are mentioned seven times. What is grace?—"Divine mercy or forgiveness. Divine assistance given man for his regeneration or sanctification.” ~—Webster. In mercy God forgave the people of old. Then He extended grace, or “Divine assistance” to enable them to overcome their sins. But some insist there was no grace before Christ came, because John says, “The law was given by Moses, but GRACE and TRUTH came by Jesus Christ.” (John 1:17.) If this text teaches.there was no Grace before Christ came, it also teaches there was no truth, for it says Jesus Christ.” If there was no truth, all that the prophets had previously written was falsehood. But David declares; “Thy law is the truth ... And all Thy commandments are truth . . . Thy word is true FROM THE BEGINNING.” (Ps. 119:142, 151, 160.) And Jesus said, “Thy word is truth.” (John 17:17.) Then how-eould it be said that truth came by Because Christ, by His Spirit; revealed the®trutheto.the ancient prophets. Please read I Peter 1:10, 11, Grace has also been available from the beginning, for we are told that God has saved us, “according to His own purpose and GRACE, which was given us in Christ Jesus BEFORE THE WORLD BEGAN.” (2 Tim. 1:9.) Christ is “the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world.” (Rev. 13.8.) By. virtue of this

sacrifice, which was planned from the foundation of the

world, grace, or mercy, was just as fréely bestowed before the cross as afterwards. But what about this text: “For sin shall not have dominjon.over you: for ye are not under the law, but under grace?” (Rom. 6:14.) Sinners are under the condemnation of the law because they have transgressed it. - But if our transgression is forgiven we are no’‘longer under the condemnation of the law, but under grace. However, if we transgress the law again by stealing, lying, killing, etc., we are right back under its condemnation, Paul warns us of this very thing by saying, “What then? Shall we sin (or transgress the law), because.

we are not under the law, but under grace? God forbid.” (Rom. 6:15.) emember, “Sin ig the transgression of the law.” (1 John 3:4; Rom. 7:7).

It is very evident that no one is under grace except those who have fully accepted Jesus Christ, ‘and have ceased to transgress His law: “He that saith, I know Him, and keepeth not His commandments ‘is a liar, and the truth is not in him.” (1 John 2:4.) .It is only God's enemies who are not subject to His law: “Because the emrnal mind is enmity against God: for it is not subject to the law of God, neither indeed can be. So they that are ih the flesh cannot please God.” (Rom. R:7-8) Friend, remember, you aré not under grace unless you have accepted Christ both for the forgive-

ness of your sins, and for grace to live in harmony with His ;

law. ‘HE ROAD TO HEAVEN, AND THE. ROAD TO HELL” will be the subject Sunday evening at 7:30 at the

South Side Seventh-day Adventist Church, corner Orange and Laurel, three blocks east and one block south St Fountain

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