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RELIGIOUS SERVICES. LECTURE ON BIBLE TRUTH (God Willing). T 0.0. F. HALL, ALLEN STREET • ■*-• lOpp. Paramount, Courlenay Place), SUNDAY AT 7 p.m. Subject: ' "WHAT THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST REALLY IS" "IF AN ANGEL FROM HEAVEN OR ANY MAN PREACH ANY OTHER GOSPEL UNTO YOU THAN THAT WHICH WE HAVE PREACHED UNTO YOU, LET HIM BE ACCURSED."— (Paul—Gals. 1:8-9). Evidence will be produced from the Scriptures to show— (1) THAT the Gospel Christy and ( His Disciples preached was "THE GOSPEL (i.e.. 'good news') OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD" (Matt. 4:23, Matt. 9:35, Mark 1:14, Luke 4:43, Luke 8:1, Luke !):1 and 6, Acts 8:12, Acts 19:8, Acts 20:25, Acts 28:31). (2) THAT "the Kingdom of God" this "good news" relates to is "the Kingdom of God" of the Lord's Prayer— "Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth." (Matt. 6:10,)— a Kingdom which Holy Scripture repeatedly and abundantly indicates will be literally established upon earth at the second coming of Jesus Christ, the God appointed King of this coming Kingdom. (2 Tim. 4:1, Rev. 11:15, Dan. 2:44, Dan. 7:13-14, Acts 17:31, Rev. 19:15-16, Isa. 9:6. Zech. 14:9, Psa. 67:4, Psa. 72;- [sa. 5, Isa. 11, etc.) (3) THAT God lias appointed faith and belief in His coming Kingdom the first condition of salvation—for this reason not only was Christ specially "sent" to preach the "good news" concerning it (Luke 4:43) but in turn Christ commanded His disciples to continue the same preaching, saying "Go ye into all the World and preach THE GOSPEL (i.e., "good news") to every creature," adding "He that believcth and is baptised shall be' saved." (Mark 16:15-16. see also Roms. 1:16, 1 Cor. 15:1-2, Gals. 3:6-0, Hebs. 11:6, Mark 10:15, Matt. 6:33, etc.). Questions Invited No Collection If unable to attend write "Bible Truth." c/o above hall for free literature. rW V &)s) Lome street> VjX^Jj/y (off Cambridge Ter.). SUNDAY. 11 0 a m —Worship and Communion. (PASTOR GREENWAY). 2.30 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Class. 7.0 p.m.—Gospel Service. PASTOR G. WHITE. Subject: "Sold for Nothing." Tuesday, 7.3O.—PASTOR G. WHITE and Elder Wortley. Thursday. 7.3O.—PASTOR A. GREENWAY. TONIGHT (SATURDAY), Meeting conducted by the Young People. A hearty invitation given to all. TORY' STREET HALL, ORY STREET . HALL, SUNDAY, 2.45 p.m.-ADULT BIBLE STUDY. This week's subject: "David Tested by God" Speaker: MR. E. FAIRBURN. SUNDAY, 7 p.m.-A further ADVANCE IN THE GOSPEL will be made. "WONDERS OF THE BIBLE." The KEY that UNLOCKS it EXPLAINS it, and PROVES IT DIVINE! Speaker: MR. C. J. DRAKE. The message tor the doubting heart. Come! WEDNESDAY, 7.45 p.m.—Midweek Meeting. After a time of Prayer MR. H. HARVEY will give an Address. Subject: "Paul's Method of Prayer." THURSDAY, 7.45 p.m., will witness the commencement of the FIRST of a series of meetings m Wellington under DR. NORTHCOTE DECK. F.R.G.S., Of the South Seas Evangelical Mission. (1) LANTERN LECTURE: "CANNIBALS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT." Dr. Deck is known throughout the world as a Convention Speaker with a Vital, Powerful message. (Watch this advertisement for further announcements.) _EmJCATTON A L^ CTUART TUTORIAL COLLEGE, Harcourt Chambers, Panama Street. Day, Evening, and Saturday Morning Classes for MATRICULATION, TRAINING COLLEGE ENTRANCE. Etc. Also Private and Correspondence Tuition. TERM HAS COMMENCED. Send for Prospectus. ( H. P. ISAAC, M.A., Principal. Telephone 44-754. . ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS. Enrol Vitb PNTING'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Classes Commence MONDAY. FEBRUARY I. Correspondence Tuition available. Write or call for free Prospectus. VICKEKS HOUSE, Woodward Street. Wellington, Cl. Bos 826. Telephone 44-406. WELLINGTON TECHNICXITCOLLEGE SCHOOL OF ART. SATURDAY CLASSES COMMENCE MARCH 6. PREPARATORY Art Class for Young -*■ Students. —Drawing from Natural and Fashioned Objects, Design, Imaginative drawing,- Memory Drawing, Art Crafts. Time, 9.30 to 11.30 a.m. Matriculation Drawing.—Freehand, Design, and Geometrical Drawing. Time, 9.30 to 11.30 a.m. Drawing from the Antique and from Life. —For students who cannot attend class at other times. Time, 9 to 11.30 a.m. Landscape Painting.—Time, 1.30 to 4 p.m. Attendance will be free to those who hold rights under the Free Place Regulations. Fees.—Preparatory Class, 10s per term. Information concerning fees for other classes are obtainable from the College Office. R. G. RIDLING, Director. TUST returned from abroad and resum- " ing Teaching on MARCH 1, EUDORA HENRY (Piano and Violoncello) FRANCES HENRY (Violin). For appointments please ring 40-304, or address 16 THE TERRACE, WELLINGTON. J£ENNETH MAGILL, L.R.S.M. (Lond.), Registered Teacher of Violin, has Resumed Teaching. Studio: 24 Arlington St. Wellington, C 2. Interviews, 5-7 p.m. PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. MISS PHYLLIS COMPTON (re.eister-■"-'-ed teacher), resumes classes at Northland School, Tuesday, March 2; also at 61 Glen Road, Kelburn. TELEPHONE 41-633. "nOROTHY E. GREENISH, L.R.S.M., Teacher of Pianoforte. ; BRITTAIN'S BUILDINGS, 34 Manners Street. .