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-_- .-_ ..-.. ■:•_•;. . _ ..: :•• . \ RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ' LECTURE ON BIBLE TRUTH (God willing). T 0.0. F. HALL, ALLEN STREET? (Opp. Paramount, Courtenay Place.) i SUNDAY, AT 7 P.M. "ONE FAITH JONE HOPE, ONE BAPTISM." ■ THE OBJECT of this address is to show* ■ from the Scriptures that notwithstanding the confusion and contradiction and multiplication of sects in the so-called Christian World there is but "one faith," "one hope," and "one baptism" (Eph. 4:4-5) taught in the Bible, and that salvation dc- ' ponds upon a knowledge and understanding thereof. ■ , (a) THE ONE- FAITH—The■ faitli : "-o£ Abraham —Faith in what God: has promised as revealed in His Word— Faith r the Gospel (good news) o£ the Kingdom of God. (Roms. -4.9-16, Gals. 3:5-9, Hebs. 11:6, Roms. 10:17, Roms: 16:25-20, 2 Tim. 3:15,^ Marls 10: 15-16, Roms. 1:16, Mark 10:15, etc.) j (b) THE ONE HOPE—Not the hope'- o£ disembodied existence in heaven at death but the hope of the Resurrection of the dead (Acts 23:6,. Act* : 24:15, 1 Cor. 15:12-23, Phil. 3:ll)-the hope of the immortality God has promised—a "change" of 'body (Phil* C 3:20-21)— a new immortal body (1 Coy. 15:51-54, Roms. B:23)—"a Spiritual body" (1 Cor. 15:44, Roms. 8-11)— to be as Christ was after His ressurrec- • tion from the dead (1 John 3:2-3, Luka 24:36-51, Acts 1:11)— to be "equal unto the angels" and to "die no more.'' ' . (Luke 20:35-30.) !. (c) THE ONE BAPTISM-The baptism c appointed by God—immersion: in wateq following a belief of the Gospel (Mark 16:15-16)— the only way td> i "put on Christ" (Gals. 3:27-29, 1 Coy, j 15:22, Acts 4:12, John 10:1-9)— to re- .. ceive a "remission of sins" (Acts 2:38)' —to be "born again of water"' (Johii 3:3-7) —and to rise to "walk in newness j of life." (Roms. 6:3-4.) Questions Invited. No Collection. If unable to attend, write to the abov< hall for free literature. EDUCATIONAL. 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