Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1951 — Page 24

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Sermon of the Week—

‘Three Men in a Tree’

# Scripture: “For the Son of Man is come to seek and save t that which was lost.” Luke E 19:10.

HROUGHOUT the ministry of Christ, at strategic places, He is recorded tas having made some great i statement which He never repeated. Outstanding ex-

amples of this can be found throughout the New Testament.

unly once did He say, “Verily, v “ily, I say unto thee, except ian be born again, he cannot the kingdom of God.” 1 but one place do we find 1 1 saying, “For even the Son ¢ man zame not to be minisEL { cd unto, but to minister, and t give nis life a ransom for 1

ys ; Rey. Russell R. Kauffman t the one I wish to use as EY text is in a familiar setting &£ | speaks a well-known truth.

more clearly this one who was seeking, I would haw you

It is found in: Luke 19:10 when see with me, not one man in Jesus said, “For the Son of that tree, but three men. man is come to seek and to First, there was the man the

save that which was lost.” Like the others, this statement was made once and never repeated. The geographical setting for this great declaration was the city of Jericho. The time was during th: last few days of Christ's earthly ministry. The man to whom He made this statement belonged in a group of the last three with whom our’ Lord had results sthrough personal dealings; the others were Bartimaeus and the thief on the cross.

people knew. He was the man

” n ”n WERE two sdekers in the story. The first was the Saviour Himself. Jesus was passing through Jericho, and He had come to seek and to gave that which was lost. The second seeker fn the story was Zacchaeus. He too was searching for something that day as he climbed the tree. To help us see a little

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School Re Here Will Have Family Touch

There will be a touch of “family night” in the commencement exer-, cises to be held by three Indianapolis public high schools this week. Two school board members who will deliver commencement addresses have sons in.the graduating ckasses, A third métber. has, a nephew graduating. The sons are those of J. Dwight | : Peterson, board president, who i will speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday / at Shortridge High School exercises in the Coliseum, and Paul E. Jones, who will speak at Washington High School ceremonies at hh 8 p.m. Thursday in the Tech gym. Board Member Raymond Brandes has a nephew graduating at 6:30 p.m. when Howe High School holds commencement exer- = cises on the school campus. Mr. Brandes will address the class. Other commencement exercises will be held at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow by Manual High School at the Tech athletic field, where Emil V, Schaad will speak, and Broad

.'By Rev. R. R. Kauffman Plan Installation

through’ the streets of the city, |!

This “Sermon of “the Week" was written for The Times by the Rev. Russell R. Kauffman, pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. who had betrayed his own neople for selfish gain. Rome lemanded taxes from the people and farmed out areas to certain men to collect these taxes for her. The government exacted a special amount from the collector and then ‘closed her eves to all that he kept for himself,

The second man in the tree that day was the man that Zacchaeus knew, His name meant “pure.” Could it have been that his parents prayed, as they named him, that his life might be lived for the glory of God? His name suggests better spiritual years. The man that Zacchaeus knew was’ a lonely man, How many. had been the nights when, after carefully counting the money, he had closed up his booth and plodded a weary path home

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alone with his sin-sick heart.

” » ~ FINALLY there was in the tree the man whom Christ. knew. He well knew that Zacchaeus was a publican and a tax collector. He Knew too that this mai was hated among his All this and much more Christ knew about the man Zacchaeus. But more than this He knew that Zacchaeus had a soul, and that before many days He would be dying on thé cross for the soul of

Zacchaeus, and the souls of many just like him. He recognized that this

man was seéking, searching feverishly for something: that would fill his empty heart, and so He spoke the words, “This day is salvation come to this house . . . for the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.” There is the “you” that the world knows, the “vou” that you know, and then, thank God, there is the "you" that Christ knows. This you He is seeking

Ripple High School, where Mr. Peterson will deliver the address. Tech and Crispus Attucks held commencement ceremonies Friday evening, There will be a total of 2362 public high scheol diplomas awarded in the city when commencements are completed. ~

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