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RELIGIOUS NOTICES. CH BISTADE LPHIAN LECTURE (God Willing), 1.0.0. F. HALL, ALLEN STREET, SUNDAY AT 7 P.M. Subject: "THE NATURE AND' CHARACTER OF CHRIST'.” 1 "HE (GOD) HATH MADE HIM (JESUS) TO BE SIN FOR US, WHO KNEW NO SIN; THAT WE MIGHT BE .MADE THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD IN HIM” .(II Cor. 5:21). The object of this lecture is to show that the Holy Scriptures plainly teach:— (1) THAT "Christ came in the flesh,” i.e., "sinful flesh,” “flesh in which dwells no good thing,” consequently “He took not on Him the nature of Angels, but He took on Him the seed of Abraham,’’ i.e., Adam’s mortal, corruptible, sinful nature (II John 7, Roms. 8:3, Roms. 7:18, Hebs. 2:14-17, Roms. 1:3, II Tim. 2:8. Roms. 5:12, Phil. 3:21, I Cor. 15:53). (2) THAT although Jesus was “made sin," He was also “made strong” to over- . come, and so "knew no sin,” in character He was "without sin"—“He, through the eternal Spirit, . offered Himself without spot to God” (Hebs. 4:15, I Pct. 2:22, 1 John 3:5, Psa. 80:17, Isa. 42:1, Zech. 13:7, John 8:1529, John 14:6-11, II Cor. 5:19, Hebs. 9:14). (3) THAT thereby Jesus proved Himself to be an unblemished manifestation ot’ the eternal Father—“ Emmanuel, God with us,” “God manifest in the flesh” (John 1:14, I Pet. 1:19, Isa. 7:14, Matt. 1:23, I Tim. 3:l6,'John 14:6-11). (4) THAT although Jesus was “the Lamb of Go<1” "without blemish and without spot” in character, “it pleased God to bruise Him”—thereby, the righteousness and justice of God was exhibited in the condemnation of “sin in the flesh” (Isa. 53:10, Roms. 8:3, 3:21-26, I Cor. 1:30). (5) THAT “through THIS MAN is preached unto .you the forgiveness of sins, • aud by Him all that believe are justified from all things” (Acts 13:38-39, Acts 10:43, Eph. 1:7, John 14:6, Acts 4:12, Hebs. 7:25, I John 1:7, etc.). Questiou Invited. No Collection. Free Literature is obtainable at the above Hall, but if unable to attend, write “Bible Truth." Box 98, Lower Hutt, for free copy of our Book, “Christendom Astray.” PLANTS, TREES, AND GARDEN. GLADIOLUS. Named varieties iu shades blues, yellows, scarlets, bi-colours. 12 for 10/-. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ONIONS. Pukekohe Longkeepers ano Strawcolours, 7/6 a 1000; Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, 2/6 a 100, post or raL paid. Special quote quantities. K. C Harl, Pukekohe. RHUBARB. Strong vigorous roots. 7/6 dozen. Gooseberries, red fruiting variety, 22/- dozen, posted. Griffiths. Mt. Eden. Auckland. PINUS Insignia, Murlcata, 25/- 100; Macrocarpa, 40/- 100; Lawsoniana, 45/- 100. Best grade 2yr. F.0.R., Hastings. Cash with order. Webbs’ Nurseries, Box 5, Hastings.. LILY of the Valley. Scented, 6 clumps 5/6. Arums, Pink and Orange, 1/3 each. Posted. Griffiths. Mt. Eden, Auckland. SPEND Pleasant Weekend, secure Plants, Seeds, at Wheatley’s Progressive Nurseries, Porutu Street, Lower Hutt, Tel. 60-216, BEAUTY Stock, Iceland Popples, Nemesla, Kanuncula plants, Calendulas, 8/6 50; Carnations, Pansies. Sweet Peas. 3/6 25. Sanders, Box 931, Auckland. POLYANTHUS Roses. Choice new variety of distinct shades. 12 trees, different. 26/- posted. Griffiths. Mt. Eden, Auckland. ONION Plants. Pukekohe Early Heavycropper and longkeeper. 9/- 1000. Express . postage paid. F. Brown and Son, Plant Merchants. Pukekohe. ? NEW Tomato. “Tatura Dwarf Globe,” no pruning or staking. Yields up to 201 b. a plant, acclimatized seed. Price 1/6 and 2/6 pkt. Postage 2d. A. Black, Horotane. Address orders to C.P.O. Box 383. Christchurch. ONIONS—Govt. Cert. Pukekohe Longkeeper, strong plants; 7/- 100, 30/. 5000. 55/- 10,000, railed, posted. T. Parkinson, Box 10, Patumahoe. ' NEW HYDRANGEAS. DWARF. Free flowering; great improvement on older sorts. Splendid for dull, shady corners. 30/- a dozen. EPUNI NURSERIES, Waiwetu Road, Lower Hutt. Telephone 63-702. PINUS INSIGNIS. 6000 SELECTED TWO-YEAR-OLDS. Orders Taken iu Rotation. KING TELEPHONE 2139. OR WRITE: FARM iEQUIPMENT COY.. LTD., Marla Place, , Wanganui. NEW DWARF TOMATO. TATURA DWARF GLOBE. FRUIT smooth round, and much heavier cropper than other dwarf varieties, and is also highly blight resistant. Requires no staking. Seeds sown this month should produce ripe tomatoes for Christmas. 1/6 a packet, 1/8 posted. EPUNI NURSERIES, Waiwetu Road. Lower Hutt. Telephone 63-702, FRUIT AND PRODUCE FOR SALE. BALLARAT Apples 10/6 and 9/- 401 b. case, rail paid. Hook, Havelock North, STUHMER. Gran-Smith. Delicious Apples. 15/- bushel ease. Railed prompt. Box 209, Hastings. GRAPEFRUIT. 20/6 bushel, free on rail, Auckland. Vaughan, 27 Shakespeare Rd., Takapuna. SWEET Navel Oranges. 35/-: N.Z. Grapefruit, 22/6: bushel case. Fancy grades. Freight paid. Cash with order. Cranleigh Orchards. Kcrikeri, Bay of Islands. GRAPEFRUIT? 20/-; Sweet Navel Oranges. 32/0 Bushel Case. Railage paid. Cash with order. Webster. Kerikerl. Bay of Islands. ORANGES, mixed variety? 36/- ease. Halves 19/6. railed. _ Cash with order. Macdonald. Box 5, Keri Kerl. MOTORISTS? II fl fl fl MASTERTON. For Urgent Repairs. I'or Exide Batteries. For Accessories. For Char. CONTACT TIIOS. WAGG AND CO.. LTD.. Queen Street. MASTERTON. Telephones: 1022. 2224. AUCKLAND. CADMAN’S PARKING STATION. Grey’s • Avenue, above Town Hall. Auckland. Open continuously 14 acres parking space. 21liour service. Washing, greasing, oillug, 1111 l oimi i nt In g._ete. FEILDING. -HOOPER. LOWE & CO. LTD All motor repairs, petrols, etc. Perfect service. Phone 530 M. Breakdown truck—any time, anywhere. at your servlce. HAMILTON CONTINUOUS GARAGE Service. Agents. Morris. Wol.sclev. Hudson. Packard—J. 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