PRESBYTERIAN CAMP
v BISHOP'S ADDRESS AT NELSON (fJtMS ASSOCIATION T«LI(iRAU.) NELSON, December 28. The Presbyterian summer camp, at which there are 275 visitors from all parts of the Dominion, has settled down to work. Addresses of welcome were given by the Mayor (Mr W. «T. MoA'att) and the bishop (Dr. W. C. SadJier). The bishop said there were some who read the Bible as they would an act of parliament. That would not do, for it was a legal maxim that an act of parliament had no spirit but every word in the Scriptures'had spirit. The Bible was a living thing. It moulded itself into their lives, and grew a part of them.
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 21050, 29 December 1933, Page 3
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