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Bois Soe 5.85. Sermon of the Week—

‘Branches in Christ’

Scripture: “I am the vine, Je. My the branches.” John

THIS IS the season for

. gardening. God too has a

garden. In it is one choice vine. Jesus says, “I am THE vine.” Vines have branches. The branches in Christ Jesus, the true Vine, are people. We too are branches, either in Christ or in some false vine. Surely, we want to be branches in the true Vine that will abide forever. How can we become such a branch? First, we must be cleansed from all #in. Jesus thus addresses His disciples: “Now ye are clean through the words which I have spoken unto you.” Jesus’ words are all-important. They explain why God planted Him in the world. In Luke 19, 10 Jesus says, “The Son of man fs- come to seek and to save that which was lost.” His words tell why

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Rev. Martin Kosche on the cross. In I John 1, 7, He tells us,

“The blood ‘of Jesus Christ, God's Son, cleanses us from all sin.” His disciples believed His words. Therefore their ~ins were all forgiven. They were clean. They became true branches in Him,

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~ By Rev. Martin Kosche

Note ~The Rev. Martin Kosohe, minister of the Peace Church of the Deaf, wrote this “Sermon” of the Week” for The Times.

Word, the Bible, believe His words, and you too shall become a branch in Him, ® = = A GOOD VINE gives good fruit. Yet the vine, that is the stem, does not give the fruit, but the branches. So Christ, the Vine, gives life and strength to us, the branches, and we must bear the fruits. What are the fruits? In Galatians 5, Paul answers, “The fruit of the spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance.” There is an entire sermon in each of these nine words. But in order that we can give these fruits, we must remain united with the vine. No matter how good the vine, if the branch is broken, it cannot bear fruit. So we, if we are severed from Christ and His Word, become spiritually dry, fit only to be broken off and

cast into the fires of hell. But if we do abide in Christ, and His words abide in us, we shall bring forth much fruit. It just works out that way, A true Christian does g works, just like a good branch gives good fruit. The true Vine, Christ, with all its branches, the believers, has a craetaker. “My Father is the husbandman,” Jesus says. If the Father sees branches that give no fruit, He cuts them off and casts them away. Let us take warning.

» » ” BUT ALSO those branches that do bear fruit, the heav- | enly Father purges or trims so that they will bear more fruit. Here is an answer to the question, “Why must Christians suffer in this life?” The Father is not punishing their sins. No, Christ has borne all

that. Rather He. is trimming (}

away those things that may tempt or harm us. Heavenly Father, make me a true branch in Christ. Then my life shall glorify Thee, I shall be a true disciple, and shall ! fine the real joy of life. Amen.

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USED CAR SALE

Here it is—just before vacation time—a big opportunity for you to buy a top quality reconditioned car at a most attractive price. Don’t start out on that vacation trip unless you are sure that your car will give you dependable, safe transportation. Buy a good car NOW and be assured of comfort and efficiency

for all your trips this Summer and Fall.

Lower Prices—Easier Terms

Today prices are at their mid-Summer lows. But if the steel strike continues watch these prices race upward. Play safe—if the car you now own isn’t as good as you'd like, trade it in on a later model . ance for it and the new credit regulations make it much

easier to pay the balance.

Dependable—Sate

Nearly all the cars included in this big sale have been carefully reconditioned. Many have been driven less than

10,000 miles . .

. some have new paint, tires and motors.

All are ready to give you tops in dependable service and safety. Shop around—see for yourself how easy it is to town a modern car.

Selection—Quality

Buy Now and Be Sure of Dependable,

Safe Transportation for a Long Time.

SHOP TODAY and MONDAY Read the Classified Pages of Today's

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Today you can choose from many—all makes, years, styles and prices. Whether you wish to invest a couple of hundred dollars or a couple of thousand you can now find just the car you want. But look out for shortages if the steel strike continues—prices will skyrocket too. And don’t forget the quality to be found in today’s recondi-

tioned cars is the best ever.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Two Local Men on Korea Wounded List

Two Indianapolis men were Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Liddle Sr., sted as wounded on the latest Aurora. Defense Department list of casualties. { They were Pfc. Gerald B. Mat- of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Buchan:|2f tingly, brother of Joseph Daati!an, Kokomo. 855 Greer St. and Sgt. Louis J. Wampler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Crowder, °f MI. and Mrs. Harley N. Poits, aret in his hand. He was taken Fred L. Wampler, 5356 E. Wash-| Attica.

Fred R. Knapp, Ft. Wayne, Pfc. Harry H. Liddle Jr., son of anon.

ington St. Pvt. Homer L. Hicks, husband > 3 . Pleo. George P. Deeter, son of Other Indiana -casualties were: of Mrs, Dorothy L. Hicks, Ft. : P h- n upper Planned ILLED I CTION Mr. and Mrs. Harley Deeter, Clay itc i S y

Pfe. Edward K. Knapp, son of

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‘of Mrs. Grace G. Morton, Leb- Mr, and Mrs. Robert M. Warner, party at 6 p.

__ PAGE 9 Man Suffers Burns Pvt. Eugene A. Smith, ‘son of While Asleep in Home

Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Smith,| An Indianapolis man seriously

WOUNDED 2 [Gar i was burned yesterday when a Pfc. James W. Buchanan, son| * Yh Samuel L. Terrell Hushand davenport in his home caught s. Rose errel , ra fire. Police said Wilbur Bryant,

50, of 10344 Virginia Ave, Pfc. James W. Crowder, son of| Staff Sgt. Harley J. Potts, son parently fell asleep with a cig-

Canneiburg. to General Hospital.

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City. Pocahontas Council 350 will

Cpl. Robert L. Warner, son ofihold a pitch-in ppet and

Pfc. John E. Morton, husband card m. today, S14 N.

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