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RELIGIOUS SERVICES. T ECTURE ON BIBLE , TRUTH (God Willing)/ ■ 1.0 O.F. HALt,' ALLEN STREET (Opposite Paramount, Courtcnay Place). SUNDAY, at 7 p.*. - Subject: "HEAVEN-GOING AT DEATH—A FALLACY.'-' 1. BECAUSE ' THE SCRIPTURES CLEARLY TEACH m direct opposition thereto—"No man hath ascended up to Heaven." (John 3:13, John X: 33, John fi 21-22/ Acts 2:34, P«t. 115.16). 2. BECAUSE THE SCRIPTURES CLEARLY TEACH that "the dead know not anything." (Ecc. 9.5, Eec. 9:10, Psa. 8:5, Psa. 115:17, Psa. 140: 3-4) 3. BECAUSE THE SCRIPTURES CLEARLY TEACH that,the righteous are not rewarded on the day of dea,th, but at the resurrection of the dead at the second coming of Christ. (Lake 14:14, Luke 20:3.5-36, Acts 24:15, John 5.28-23, Dan. 12:2, I Cor. 15:12-18, Rev. 11:18, I The*. 4:16, Job Mf2s> 27, P*a. 17:15, laa. 26:19,. Phil. 3:11). 4 BECAUSE THE SCRIPTURES ' CLEARLY'TEACH that th« reward of the righteous v not disembodied existence but becoming a* Christ—"the fint fruits"—because after Hit resurrection, i.e., possessed of « physical deathless body. (I Cor.. 15:20, Rev. 3:11, I John 3:2, Phil. 3:30-21, I Cor. 15-51-54, Roms. 8:23). ' 5. BECAUSE THE SCRIPTURES CLEARLY TEACH that the redeemed will "reign" (not in Heaven but) "on the earth" in the, Kingdom of Ood Christ will establish on earth when He returns (Rev. 5:9-10, Rev; 20:6, Rev. 2:28, J Cor. 8:2, Matt. 5:5/ Matt. 25:34, Luke 12:32, Dan. 7:18, 2V27, Matt. 6:10, Rev. 11:15). , Questions Invited. . .No 'Collection.. If unable to attend, write "Bible Truth, 1* c/o above hall for free literature. , . _ . - VIMMO HALL MISSION^ rVWW XIEVIMO HALL MISSION. li\il SUNDAY, 7 p.m.. . Lflß-' Subject: "JESUS SATISFIES." PRELIMINARY NOTICE. VISIT OP WESLEY E. .RICHARDS. ■ VISIT OF WESLEY E. RICHARDS. * • VISIT OF WESLEY E. RICHARDS. SIX GREAT MEETINGS. 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