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RELIGIOUS SERVICES. "lecture on bible trutil (God Willing) T 0.0. F. HALL. ALLEN STREET, J * SUNDAY AT 7 P.M. Subject: “THE THIEF ON THE CROSS” " 'Lord, remember me when thou contest into thy Kingdom.’ And Jesus said unto bira, ‘Verily I say unto thee, this day (the Greek original is “semeron”) shalt thou be with me in Paradise.' ” Luke xxiii, 42-43. THE OBJECT OF THIS ADDRESS is to show that there is no support in the words of Jesus to the thief on the cross for the orthodox belief in heaveugoing on the day of death. (1) BECAUSE neither the thief’s petition nor the answer of Jesus referred to heaven, but to the day when Jesus will come into His Kingdom. (2) BECAUSE nil the Scriptures definitely teach ‘hat Jesus will not “Come into His Kingdom” until his personal return to the earth at which time the Lord’s prayer will be fulfilled — ‘■THY KINGDOM COME. THY WILL BE DONE IN EARTH” (2 Tim.. 4:1; Luke 19:12: Matt.. 25: 31; Dan.. 7:13-14; Matt. 6:10; Rev., 11 :15). (3) MEANTIME “the thief” and all the dead “sleep in the dust of the earth” (Dau., 12:2) and “know nothing” (Ecc., 9:5) until “the resurrection of the dead” at the second coming of Christ; (Acts 24:15; 1 Thes., 4:16; Rev., 11:18: Luke 20:3536). (4) "WHEN (and not until then) Jesus will say to the accepted, “Come ye blessed of My Father, INHERIT THE KINGDOM prepared for you from the foundation of the World” (Jlatt. 25:31-34;' Matt. 13:43: Luke 12:32 ; Jas., 2:5 ; Luke 13 :28; Dan., 7:18, 22, 27 ;~Rev„ 3:21; Rev., 20:6; Rev. 5:9-10, etc.). (5) THE GLORIOUS CONDITION to exist upon earth when the KINGDOM OF GOD is established thereon. the reason why Jesus.referred to such as —“PARADISE.” (Numb., 14:21; Psa., 67:4; Psa., 72; Isa. 2:2-4; Isa., 11 :l-10; Isa., 65:17 -22; Matt., 19:28; Luke 2:14; Acts 3:19-21 ; Acts 17:31). Questions invited. No collection. If unable to attend, write “Bible Truth,” care above hall, for free literature. ACCOMMODATION. PROVINCIA L— < Continued). WANGANUI—FedeH - ] Hotel. DelightVV fully situated on riverbank overlooking the beautiful Moutoa Gardens, with good up-river view; high-class cuisine; 10/- per day. Mrs. M. Bethune. P r o p r i e tress. ~ FOSTER’S HOTEL. WANGANUI NEW ZEALAND’S LEADING HOTEL. QUITES DE LUXE; private Bathin rooms, li. and c. water, telephone every room. Telegraphic Address:— FOSTER’S. WANGANUI. P.O. Box 54. Telephone 2196. M .1. KYNE Manager. REST HOMES. VEST HOME—233 The Terrace, for FV delicate people needing care and diet. Miss, Pascoe, N.Z.R.N., in charge. qiHE SANATORIUM, Morrinsville, for J- Chest Diseases; modernised; X-Ray installed; 4$ guineas weekly including medical attention “fiRAFTON" Rest Home. 204 Upper YX Adelaide Rd., for reception of elderly aud delicate persons needing care or diet: nurse in attendance. Miss Compton Tel 24 406 WANTED TO SELL. INAU Posts, Battens, St ra i u ere, Poles, Tomato Stakes, etc. EL H. McGhie, Upper Hutt.■ A RMOR Board, fresh stocks, full range of sizes; reduced to .18/6Evans Bay Timber Co., Ltd., Kilbirnie. WANTED to Sell, carrier’s express; ’’ carry 30cwt; cheap for cash. Apply T. Douglas, Johnsonville. STAMPS— New 1934 Air and Retail • V Lists. Post FREE Wilcox. Smith. Manse St.. Dunedin. - E> EMINGTON Portable, slightly used, JY late model, cheap. General Typewriter Co„ Panama St., next D.I.C. QAILS, Nets, Oars, Anchors, Flags. Johnson and Conzins, Quality Tentmakers, Cashel St,, Christchurch. LARGE assortment tine used Remingtons. Underwoods, Royals. Genera) Typewriter Co., Panama St., next D.I.C. POSTS, Silver Pine, Totara, Red Birch.' -* Kaiwaka, Rimu Battens. Get our price. S. Rush. Tel. 7334, Palmerston Nth. RECONDITIONED Shacklock Champion Ranges, halt price; sft,, 2-oven range; 5 h.p. vertical boiler, licenced, £45 May’s Bottle Exchange. Wanganui. FINE Used Typewriters. Standard and Portable, all guaranteed, from £5. General Typewriter Co. Panama St.. next D.I.C. RAMS, Pumps, Benzine Engines, Air Compressor. Pulleys, Bearings, Oat Crusher, ILB- Machinery Exchange, Hastings. WANTED Sell, 2 SollT Oak Bedroom vv Suites, £l6/12/6, £lB/15/-; latest designs, frameless mirrois. Radford’s. “The Busy Furnishers," 33-37 Manners St, ItfICBOSCOPES, “Hero” 150 x, case and ■“J slides 14/6 posted ; others 5/6 to £BO. access.; 10.000 mounted slides, scientific books, telescopes, field glasses List free. L. Seward. Optician, Melbourne. IJ’OR SALE, motor cases, all first-class tongued and grooved timber. 8-case lots (approx. 1600 ft.), £6, delivered free within 60 miles. Applv E. Sullivan. 3 Gear St.. Pet one. Tel. 63-914. 8 a.m. to 5 ii.in. • HfILITARY Tunics. Great Coats, Shorts. Blouses. Riding Breeches, Knee Boots. Stamped addressed envelope for reply to. Captain Bishop, Army Stores. Brandon St., Wgtn. Open daily Fridav ifiglrt 9 BargainsPHOTOGRAPHIC Goods for Sale, con•A tents of well-equipped Dark Room. Sandereon Camera (cost £l6), Record Enlarger (cost £35). Aerograph, etc. F4(il, “Dominion.” WANTED SELL! Furniture, single bedstead, and wire., 32/6; mattress. 13/6: pillows, 2/6; 3-piece lounge suites from £7/19/6; dining room suites from £7/15/-; oak bedroom suites from £l3/19/6 Kenners Ltd., rhe Busy Bee Furnisliers of Wellington VVANTED Sell, latest square-arm Ches ’’ terfield Suites, moth-proof coverings fully sprung and guaranteed £l3/15/Terms. 5/ week Radford's Sale 33-37 Manners St AND PUNCH. LTD.. STEAM SAW AND PLANING MILLS. * Having erected an up-to-date plant, we are in a position to offer our best services for complete Building Orders at lowest prices. Send us partieulats ot your requirements and we will quote you by return mail. ' Cnn also supply Mill Slabs, 4ft. lengtus. at 25/- ner truck. Mote the address— BENNETT AND PUNCH. .LTD., OHAKUNE J UNOTION.