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Itl'.l.H.itiLS SESatIES CHRISTzIDELI’HIAN LECTURE ON BIBLE TRUTH (God willing i J (.).<).F. HALL, ALLEN STREET. SUNDAY. AT 7 P.M. Subject: “BORN OF WATER AND OF THE SPIRIT” "ENt'EPT A MAN BE BORN OF WATER AND Uf THE SPIRIT. HE UANNOT ENTER INTO THE KINGDOM OF GOD" iJesus—.luhn 3:5). In considering the words of the Lord Jr-eus quoted above, it will be shown; (11 TH.VI' those only arc "born ot water" who submit to the baptism i immersion i npprdnlcd by Jesus when He said. "He that believet.h tlie Gospi'l ami IS BAPTISED shall 11- saved" (Mark 16:16, Malt. 28:19, Roms. 6:4. Cols. 2:12. Gals. 3:27(2) THAT according to the words of Jesuo baptism (being "born of water”) must be PRECEDED by BELIEF of "the Gospel." i.e., "The Truth"—The "one faith"—"the ihings concerning the Kingdom of God and the Name of Jesus Christ” i Roms. 1.16, 1 Cor. 15:1-2. Eph. 4:5. Acts 16:5. Acts 14:22, 2 I’hess. 2:13. 2 Tim. 4:4, Acts 8:12. Acts 28:31). (3) WHICH means that "water" tnrih must bo preceded by a “change ’„or "turning" of mind —••repentance — "conversion"—this turning of the mind "FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT" being effected by “UHWORD OF GOD" (1 Pet- 1 :23. 2 ’l im. 3:15, James 1:21. Acts 20:o2, John 5:39. Acts 26:18-20, Matt. 5:11, 1 Thess. 5:5. Matt. 18:13, Acts 2 :"S). (4l THAT those who "walk in newness of life" after belief and baptism will ar tlie return of Christ to earth and after the resurrection ami judgment be "BORN OF THE SPIRIT"— their mortal bodies will be quickened by the Spirit of God ami tim.v will become pos'sessed of a "SPIRITUAL BODY,” like Jesus niter His resurrect ion nnd '‘equal unto the Angels" (2 Tim. 1:1. Rev. 11:1.8, Dan. 12:2. 1 Cor. 15:51 51, Phil. 3:20-21. Roms. 8:11 and 23. 1 Cor. 15:41, 1 John 3:2. Luke 24:36-48, Luke 20:35-36. Ilebs. 1:7). (5) These immortals "BORN 01’ THE SPIRIT" will then inherit the Kingdom of God on earth —the "Kings and Priests" of the age to come i Matt. 25:34, Matt. 13:43. Dan. 7:18. 22 and 27. Rev. 20:6. Rev. 5:9-10. Rev. 2:26-27. 1 Cor. (1:2. Isa. 32:1). Questions invited. No collection. If unable Io attend, write "Bible Truth," e/o above hall for tree literature. ACCOMMODATION—(Continued) ROTORUA —(Continued). 1 YEVONSIiiKE House, Rotorua, 1 minute station; central fur baths; 11/C day; £3/5/- weekly. N. O Goldsmith. Proprietor. ._ (TRANDfI -- VI~IL First-class Private Hotel, overlooking Govt. Gardens; h. nnd e. water every room. Reservations. Box 97. PalFk~ V fEW—Bed, ’’breakfast’ 7/6; £2/5/- week. Dintier, bed, breakfast.. 10/-; £3 week. Full day. 12/-; £3/10/week. A 'i't; ENSI.AND 1 ’RIVzVI’E HOTEL. v2 q-,.| 744. First-class aecom.. 11/day. £3/10/- wkly.; free garage nnd parking. Mrs. Simpson, Proprietress 7>ENDENNTs, Whakane St., 3tuiu. * P. 0., lake, Govt, grounds; 10/6 day. £3/3/- weekly. Mrs. Styles, late Majestic Lounge. Auckland. ICENSED—Lake House Hotel, Rotorua; own mineral Baths; tariff £4/1(1/-- £5/5/- weekly. F. G. Fraser. Proprietor. Tel. 36. TAURANGA. nUURANGA - HOTEL”— MANOR, ■x Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barney. MT. MAUNGANUI.” HOTEL OCEANSIDE. TTNDER entirely new management. Has been extensively renovated and modernized throughout, lor Sun. Sea and Surf. Summer Accommodation available. Dominion record for sunshine. Excellent golf available. MR. AND MRS. BER'I TAYLOR. Props. Tel. 2S3M. Tauranga. pOMAiN’HTfIYATE'niOTEL.—New xx management; 5 min. P. 0., waterfront; newlv renovated; moderate tariff. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Walker. Proprietors. 'LN T FI : EE E -- VyAITARERE GUEST HOUSE, for a ’’ restful holiday. Mrs. Buchanan, Proprietress. Houses to let. WANGANUI STATION” HOTEL? Wanganui, opp. ° Station. Ttlriff. 12/6. Ideal accommodation. H. E. Card. Proprietor. oHFIF PARK VILLE, Ridgeway St. Tariff 12/6 a day; £3/2/6 a week Reg. Civil Servants' House. Free garage parking for clients. H'^HI'FITTIRAEBURN— The nicest of all hotels; real comfort and refiined surroundings; sunny balconies overlookbig river; best dining-room in Wanganui. All Service Cars passjfte door. PRITERIOSFTjOTEL, Ridgeway St.., '-x Wanganui, central, near New Post Office. Excellent table Reasonable tariff. (’ Rhimes. Proprietor. Tel. ’■^ETROrdLIHAN - Hotel, near Railway Station; entirely new management; casuals nnd permanents specially catered for; moderate tariff. M. 0 Brien, Proprietor. Tel. 2084. IXGSWAY Private .Hotel— Reopened under new ownership. Casuals and permanents catered for. Tariff arrangement. Phone_3294. Wanganui. tTfADING” Private Hotel.—Central Hotel. St. Hill Street. Ideal for Casuals, Permanents. Excellent table. Free garage. Moderate tariff. Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin. Wanganui. REST HOMES — Chest x-* Diseases under hospital . benefits: fees from 3gns„ including medical attention Prospectus. CHIROPRACTORS. SERVICE. T AWSON AND LAWSON * J (Palmer Graduates), Successors to Colwill and Colwill, NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS, Cmiri.-miy Place Wellington, let Floor. Telephone 52-869. priIROI'RACTIC FOR HEALTH. L' l-’unclionnl and Nervous Disorder. E. V. DAVYS. "EVENING POST" CHAMBERS, Willis St., and 31 Queen's Rd., Lower Hutt, X-Ray Facilities. Tel. 42-218, Wellington. Res. 62-182. (CLARENCE L. TURNER (Palmer School ami Lincoln College). (’IHROPRAUTOR. N-RAY SERVICE. 151 BROADWAY AVENUE. I Corner Princess Street PALMERSTON NORTH Telephone 5175.