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RELIGIOUS SERVICES. -rr > ', UNITED SECOND ADVENT WITNESS GOD'S WORD. IS RELIABLE—CHRIST IS COMING AGAIN! • YX^E heartily invite you to. this Meeting, sponsored by a very representative group '' of Christian business and professional men. : BIG TOWN HALL-TUESDAY, at 7.45 pm. ADDRESSED BY TWO OUTSTANDING PROPHETIC EXPOSITORS! REV. JNO. GIBSON INKSTER (8.A., D.D., of Toronto, Canada) :■•,".'.• ; i ..- Subject: , . ..,,-.., . "GOD'S PLAN OF THE AGES"... , And , ....:.;'.■ CHRIST'S SECOND COMING." One of your last opportunities of hearing this great Canadian Preacher,'who p&cki St. John's to the doors. .' \ .'. REV. D. B. FORDE CARLISLE (The Well-known Gifted Bible Expositor and. Prophetic Teacher). Subject: s "WHY THE PERSONAL PRE-MILLENNIAL COMING OF CHRIST?" Supernatural light from God's imperishable Word on man.Vinsoluble' problem! -Yo« cannot afford to miss this Meeting,,so come and add your weight "to this great United Advent • Witness! ■ ■• -" •. •■■'■■ "■• *•. -■ • • ' C. J. DRAKE, ESQ., Chairman. CHAS* COLLINS, ESQ./at:the Grand Organ. ; FREE-WILL OFFERING TOWARDS EXPENSES.- '. ~' ..',,_•' f)BRISTADE L P H I A N T HE LECTURE ON BIBLE TRUTH. , THE ScS^ (God Willing.) ,ITS RATIONALE AND PRACTICAL 1.0.0. F. HALL, ALLEN STREET T,. .. , _ .-^^S-'l . . ; Individual Examples will be DiagnoseA (Opp. Paramount Theatre, Courtenay • -Lecturer:- ■• ■. Place), ' DR. ELIZABETH 3IEYER, Ph.D. - SUNDAY At 7 p.m """"" Internation§ 1 ra l^^: >^ abtical s ., hlor , t . Solo Pianist: .Mr! .Brian' Mason. -THE TRUTH ABOUT '^SS&WW"'* : ■ rriTT-n nriTTTT or* am a -kt« 19 Mafcion. Street.f THE DEVIL & SATAN" Handwriting examples-invited for" ', -diagnosis. ' ■ - NO SUPPORT IN THE BIBLE FOR . o» VAfBT TB .g ny ■A ~ TXr ■w - THE TRADITIONAL SUPER- A rfth^^tSSPth IN ' NZ" NATURAL DEVIL. . BhLli&L TEMPLE, - .-.■ C fS ID EE THE^LLOWIXG: H ....^oi^^S^,' 1(1) Paul writes: forasmuch tjieu as the 7 p.m.—Pastor. G.C Jennings "speaks'on ■children are partakers of flesh and "A Knock on the" Door."' ;• •■ ■ blood, He .(Jesus) also Himself like- E ver y Thursday I af . .7.3o.—Tabernacle wise took part_ of the same; that Studies. Are , YOU following, these through death He might destroy him edifyin^ addresses? : ; thf&^iei^^Mi^^'VS LOWER HUTT, Knight's 1 Road; ,ll>.m. dStrSid tIHSgh Sth;'dtith'of hcUtl SrcLImVG^HE^W^LE ! Was it not the "flesh and blood" nrFr^ '- ' '' "body of sin" 'which Christ was a biiL. Ui< GUI). ; "partaker" of? (2 John 7, Rom. 1:3, pi VA NGELICAL (FULL. GOSPEL) Roras. 7:18, Roms. 7:24, Roms. 6:6, IV MISSION ■■ ; Roms. 8:3, Hebs. 9:26, 1 John 3:5-8). ,M, n ,v ( 4. And that is what Paul calls "THE . 101-103 Vivian Street. DEVIL." 11 a.m.—Breaking of Bread.' Rev. C. 0» (2) "Every man is tempted, when he is „ .?arrisonA %akei"r V ' drawn away of HIS OWN lust, and 2.40 p.in^-Sunday- SchooL _ enticed." (James 1:14). Does not that 7 paM.-GospeL Servxce. Subject: T 3 prove that temptation- to sin > Inevitable Law " Speaker, .Mr E. emanates from a man himself? (Jer. p«et,by visiting friends. 17:9, Matt. 15:19, Mark 7:21, Gals. 5: THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m.-Midweek Gospel 19-21). Hence the exhortation to Meeting. •_ . .. - i "crucify the flesh with the affections We Invite You to these ..Services. and lusts" (Gals. 5:24, Roms. 13:14, —~ ——■■,--- ■■. ~^ Roms. 8:1, Roms. 8:13, 2 Cor. 7:1, 1 w. ■ ■jaigagßii -^dtf- '■' ■' ' (3) "He that overcometh shall inherit all ' '< things." (Jesus—Rev. 21:7). Overcome . HBf."***^ • in human nature? (Sg B-. 7:18-24, ™g- gTLEK |GUTTL|| Hl| Gals. 5.24, Koms. o:l<i, etc.). SHIPS'?' ' Questions invited. No collection. SHIPS!" This subject is extensively considered in SHIPS." • ' the book "Christendom ' Astray." Free What the prophecies show concerning th« copy on application to "Bible Truth," c/o control of the seas. • Can the Nazis rul« above hall. " • the. waves?: —— ——Hear- — ■ MR. V. R. BROWN ~ /^9t!S.Q\ THE CITY TEMPLE, MR. V. R. BROWN \ /V^W\ A 'TOMORROW (SUNDAY),; 7: p.m.; v ("*f ta '«AO\ Lome Street, . A clear-cut exposition of vital phopheci«fc i^StfS 11 Illustrated with coloured slides and . •V M /O/ (Off Cambridge Tee.) . SOUND FILM: -■ •■ WELLINGTON. « THE scu^TTIJNG^^THE GRAF T.SO-SpSt^at^rSS.i (Mis- 11 a. m .-WORS^ i _OO M MUmO !r . sionaiy Secretary of the A.C. m Aus- FRIDAY< 7.30 p.m.-Natkraal Lecture. tralasia). SUNDAy . « T . JOHN AMBULANCE HALI* 11.0—Worship and' Breaking of Bread. ° 29 Vivian Street. 2.2o—Sunday School. ;"r' r- ". ~ ' 3.3o—Speaker: Pastor J. Turnbull. TI7INTER BIBLE . SCHOOIi 7 p.m.—Speaker: Pastor J. Turnbull. ~t (Inter-denominational) TUESDAY. 1940 Session' Commences 7.30-Speaker: Pastor I. E. Grabham. TO NIGHT. At 7.30 TONIGHT 7.30-Speaker: PaSoT Wm/ Cathcart (In- KENT TERRACE SCHOOL. Doi^Tan'toiomeand^hear these Men of REV. D. B. /oRDE CARLISLE. " God—They have a message for you. o^nvfi nn-\/TTvr» n» BRIGHT SINGING-tCHEERFUL STUDIES ON SECOND COMING OF CHORUSES—POWERFUL PREACHING -, C? t nu « WELCOME TO ttL-CKOESAW-I. gSgZ&rZI IHB WORD OF TRUTH.", Pi 7 ASSEMBLY " - Continued onFNTECOST\L ASSEMBLY; Second and.Fourth Saturdays during next ' six months. • Alexandra Hall, Abel Smith Street, MEETINGS IN MAY—llth and 25th. 11 a.m., Communion. mr. l. Roberts! ' ' gospel message. 2.3o—"Mother's Day." Hear the Sunday npHE terrible consequences of the int»School Children. X national struggle are equalled by one 7 p.m. - DIVINE HEALING - 7 p.m. thin S only-man's wickedness, for which r a rl reason, we believe, war is sent as Divine Ana ,_ punishment. Amos>3:6. Isa. 45:7. In the GOSPEL MEETING. year of grace 1940 the formula of Diyina acceptance remains the same. • "Believ* Speaker, the Gospel and be immersed." Mark MR. C BILBY. 16:16. Man's excuses, "leading a' good MR. C. BILBY. life," "regular attendance at church," wtttt WfVRTTT HEAJtING "alms-giving to tlie poor," simply won't WELL WORTH HbAKliN^. do What - s thig Gogpel about and wfay Has a Vital Message for Tragic Daj-s. must Ibe dipped in water, Rom. 6:3-6, Gal. 3:27-29, are. important questions conYOU ARE SPECIALLY WELCOME. clusively answered in our free literature. ' Frank Williment, 56 Standen Street, W3. PENTECOSTAL FELLOWSHIP. : '■ : . r Masonic Hal^Donald McLean COMING OF THE LORD. NEWTOWN. rp, n? . rr * * • 4 ,' 1. j XT _ .„ The Old Testament is mostly a shadow _ bU of good things to come. Heb. 10:1. Th« 10.30 a.m.-Prayer Saints in those days looked forward to IUK BS ksK>R° f HBr Yd' ROBERTS. <**"*•> - _ f . ' We cordially invite you to attend. Come! The g-.-.-^he^Old cgtgnjd. " ' The coming of - the Lord for Hift r^ ft mm COMMONWEALTH deemed, His true Church is not mention' jg% CS^O COVENANT CHURCH, e^ ™. &*. 9i d Testament; for:^he Truth fG3|^y w r _ , concerning the Church-was first-revealed q&Mf&C Laings Road, to the Apostle Paul. In Eph. 3:9, ha &J g*> Lower Hutt. speaks of the mystery which hath' been hid HORTICULTURAL HALL, in Christ, who created all things by J^Sus «TT\mAV NTTrmrT 7 o'clock Christ.. In chap. 5, 25, he. tells; us^that SUNDAY MUII. 7 o CIOCJS. lov^. Church and gave Him . SUNDAY, 7 p.m.—World Events, Present self for it; that He might present it to and Future. Healing for the sick. Himself a glorious Church. The Apofetla SUNDAY 11 a.m.—Communion and Gos- takes us to that, scene in Eden in Gen. pel Message. 2, 21, where we are told that the Lord 3 p.m.—Sunday School. Adults invited. God caused a deep sleep to fall lipoa Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7.30 p.m., in Adam, and He took one of his'ribs .i » Lyceum Hall, and with, the rib, the; Lord God made-(or; Conducted by builded) a won San, arid" brought her to -tha MR F. W. WILSON, of Auckland. man, Beautiful type-.of that" bleised eternal morning when His Church-shall be presented to .Hinfself. • That Church H ATAITAIMOTHER'| DAY CHURCH which" All Members of the League of Mothers. God ,glept the %f thg ixa 3? Waitoa Road, in honour of the late Mrs. '..die in vain? If_*™|> -wnte.F. J. Fear, when a memorial plaque, donated Cross, .44 Eakau Koad, &t. ... •• •, . by her family, will be unveiled. • ■ • - ' '■•-■■■■ '"": J_J_g "—— " PUBLIC NOTICES. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE'S DAY. : ' • RENTAL CARS. : IN Many of the Churches Tomorrow ■ • ' . _,_•_ reference will be made from the T ATEST MODEL. CARS FOR. HIRB Pulpit to the Sick, Wounded, and Dis- -Lj without drivers. '..,'. tress Fund, which opens on Sunday, to New Address— •.'■.'.;■ raise funds for the Red Cross Appeal. ACME RENTALS, LTD.. 129 Tory Street. Weilin'gtoa. Telephone 52-2S«. VICTORIA COLLEGE : ——" T— .. • ' ,/," *. Telephone 40-034— Box 139. EVANGELICAL UNION. QOLONIAL CARRYmG CO. OF N^ The delegates to the Fifth Annual Con- : „,_ '* ' ; -" ference of the Inter-Varsity Fellowship of „ _ __■■* , _..,,„ .._ Evangelical Unions, invite the Christian FURNIIURE REMOVALS. People of Wellington to an PACKING AND STORAGE. awvt> nxrTTDnxT ifc-wrTrrn CUSTOMS AND FORWARDINO AFTER-CHURCH MEETING, AGENTS. ST JOHN'S CHURCH HALL, Agents tor N.Z. Express Co., Ltd.- r 1. ouass * rx^x, , VICTQRIA STREETf WELLINGTON. SUNDAY, MAY 12, at 8.30 p.m. , Supper will be served at 8.30 p.m., and DENTISTS. the Meeting proper commences at 8.50 p.m. '.. ■ CHAIRMAN: Rev. W. A. Orange, B.A. ]£ # C-, EVA'NS, SPEAKER: Dr. W. H. Pettit, M.8.E., DENTAL SURGEON. M.8., Ch.B. , ■ , • .„. . Stewart Dawson s Buildings, Brief Addresses by Students. ' Lambton Quay. • I Telephone 45-488. ♦ ';' '