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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 110, 11 May 1935, Page 5

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. T OO.K HALL,, ALLEN STREET (Opp., Paramount, Courteriay Place.) THE'SIXTH LECTURE Of the series under the title of "TURNED UNTO FABLES" . ; Will be delivered (God willing) in the above Hall on SUNDAY at 7 p.m. When- further evidence will be produced from the Scriptures to show that the false and contradictory doctrines of the Churches of Christendom literally fulfil the following prediction of' the Apostle Paul: "THE ; TIME WILL COME WHEN THEY WILL NOT ENDURE SOUND DOCTRINE . . . THEY SHALL TURN AWAY THEIR EARS FROM THE TRUTH, AND SHALL'„ BE TURNED UNTO FABLES." (2-Tim. 4:34, see also 2 Pet. 2:1-2, Luke 18:8, Isa. 60:2, Isa. 25:7, Jer. 16:19; etc.) The subject will be: • "SUBSTITUTION— A FABLE." BIBLE TEACHING in contrast to the erroneous doctrine of substitution is:— (1) THAT by nature man is under condemnation to death—"lN ADAM"— "alienated from the life of God"— "without God and without hope in the world." (Rom. 5:12, 1 Cor. 15:22, Eph. 2:11-12, Eph. 4:18, etc.) (2) THAT this natural condition can only be changed by conforming to the conditions prescribed by Christ when He plainly and definitely said: "HE THAT BELIEVETH THE GOSPEL AND IS BAPTISED SHALL BE SAVED." (Mark 16:15-16, Gals. 3: 27-29, Roms; 6:3-0, John 3:5, 1 Pet 3:21, Acts 8:12, Acts 8:36-39, Acts 16: 30-33,, Acts 1S:8, Roms. 1:16, 1 Cor 15:2, etc.). , ' (3) CONSEQUENTLY Christ did not die INSTEAD of sinners, but for the obedient believing only; i.e., in the words of Paul, "He became the author of eternal salvation ■ UNTO ALL THEM THAT OBEY HIM." (Heb. 5:9. John 15:13-14, John 10:1-9, Rev. 22:14, Matt. 7:21, Matt. 28:20, Johu 10:27-28, Rev. 5:9, Rev. 14:4, Acts 15:14). ' Questions invited. No collection. If unable to attend, write "Bible Truth." c/o above hall, for free literature. f^^TrIXTIMMO HALL MISSION llM'li IMMO HALL-MISSION! Ljjh*}* Bond Street. 11 a.m.—COMMUNION SERVICE. 1 2.45 p.m.—BIBLE CLASSES. 7 p,m.—MISSION SERVICE. Subject, "AFTER DEATH, WHAT?" ' The first of a series of addresses on the question of immortality. Of real interest to all, for all. must die, sooner or later. ROLDIE KING, Missioner. JESUS SAVES AND SATISFIES. JESUS SAVES AND SATISFIES! S^P SERVICE. THI^ PUBLIC are invited to attend a -*■ Combined Service of ThanksgivinK-in connection with his Majesty's Silver Jubilee. Celebrations to be held at the "bandstand in the Recreation Ground on SUNDAY NEXT, 12th inst., at 2,30 p.m. The Lower Hutt Municipal Baud, Returned Soldiers, Ist (Wellington) Regimental Pipes and Drums," 17th Battery, C Company Wellington Regiment, Legion of Frontiersmen, High School • Cadets, Boys' Brigade, Girl Guides, and Boy' Scouts will parade at the'Hutt Central School. at 2 p.m. ■ • • - '.. , . During the Service a collection will be taken-for the King's Jubilee Gift Fund for Cancer Research in New Zealand. - "" J. W. ANDREWS^ ''■ • -.■■-.•■ Mayor. • HE GREATER WORLD SPIRITUALIST MISSION, ' 54-56 Willis Street, opp. Windsor :'Hotel. ■ SERVICES, MOTHER'S DAY. SUNDAY—2.4S p.m.. Address^ and; Clairvoyance. • ' ■ . 7 p.m.—Speaker,' MR. J. • C. BOWLES. Subject, "PEACE OR WAR." Come and help to create :peace. • ' Clairvoyance and After Circle. WEDNESDAY, 8 ' p.m.—MIDWEEK MEETING. PUBLIC ,SEANCE. -. Social and Dance, May iB. A Hearty Welcome is extended to All. CPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF N.Z. ° (Wellington Branch.) • Rechabite Chambers, 125 Willis Street. 7 p.m. • SUNDAY. - - 7 p.m. MRS. E. M. CRAIGIE. Trance Address on. ■ ■■•-.. "MOTHER'S DAY."■ •''-■■- Clairvoyance and After Circle. Thursday, • 2.30 p.m:—Psychometry Class. Thursday, 8 p.m.—Students' Circle. Tonight—Social and Dance. Admission Is. All Welcome. ', WELLINGTON SPIRITUALiST *v CHURCH (Inc.), Kent Terrace. 7 p.m. MRS. .COVENTRY. 7 p.m. Will deliver a Trance Address. Followed by Floral Clairvoyance. TUESDAY—Seance, ,2.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY—B- p.m.. Seance. A Welcome .to All. ■ TORY STREET HALL, ORY STREET HALL: We cordially invite you to attend our . Services as follows:— ADULT BIBLE STUDY CIRCLE in St. John Ambulance Hall, Vivian Street, Tomorrow (Sunday) Afternoon at 2.45; Mr. A. McLean, of Sydney, will speak on "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" GOSPEL SERVICE, Tory Street Hall, Tomorrow Evening, at 7 o'clock. Speaker, . Mr.' T. Munro-Stewart. SEATOUN GOSPEL SERVICE in Tea • Kiosk 7 o'clock Tomorrow Evening:' Speaker, Mr. L. T. Jacobseri. VOGELTOWN GOSPEL SERVICE, in Vogel-Morn Town Hall, . Tomorrow Evening at 7; Speaker. Mr. C. J. Drake, on "How I Know Christ's Coining is Near."' This is the; first of a series of Special Sunday Evening Services. AH residents of,the district invited. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at 2.30. Ladies and Girls are invited to a Special Meeting in Upstairs Tory Street Hall to meet Miss Joyce Hargraves, of Auckland, outgoing Missionary to Egypt General Mission. i FAREWELL MEETING TO ME.' ROBERT VANCE.—On AVednesday Evening at 7.45 we say a formal farewell to Mr. Vance,'our Missionary Representative in the Solomons; years of active work—comparative weeks only of furlough because of the great need. AH Christian friends urged to • attend this meeting. . ' ' THURSDAY EVENING, at 7.4s.—Young . People's Meeting. Mr. J. S. King will speak on "Our Activities, in the Mission Field." TORY STREET'HALL is top ;of Tory btreet, nest Mount Cook Infant School— brilliantly lit, comfortably heated, and a welcome for YOU when you come! CCOUTS'- HALL, KARORI SPTRITUArdHfit 8^- • ' „ SPIRITUAL CHEER. SUNDAY, 7 p.m.-"The Way to Lasting Happiness." Speaker, Mr. Cotton. ' TUESDAY,'7.4S p.m.-Bible Study and Prayer. " Subject, "The Church and Its Ministers." Special Heating. 27b Collections. A Warm Welcome. "TjUITH" LUTHERAN CHURCH, ■*■ King Street. Divine Service, 7 p.m. Rev. M. R. E. Heidrich. . ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE— ■*■■*; Large Reductions in Books, Evangelical and Doctrinal; also, on Sunday School material, tickets, mottos, texts, and thousands of items; now is the time to •■ purchase your Sunday School Prizes and Hymn Books. Many Musical Instruments at half-price. ' THE SALVATION ARMY BOOK DEPOT, " ' '' 202 Cuba Street, * . ■ ■