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RELIGIOUS SERVICES:; rriHE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. PAUL. X —The 4th Sunday after Epiphany. >' 8 a.ni, Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Matins and Sermon. Preacher: Canon D. 3. Davles. 7 p.rii., Evensong and Sermon. Preacher: The: Rev. C. H. Isaacson. Retiring Collections for Missions. - '.. .■ ' • '■'. '■ . -.: y -■" : ST. PETER'S. Willis St. Fourth Sunday after Epiphany 8 a.m.: Holy Communion. ,11 a.m.: Matins and Sermon. 7 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon. Preacher, Archdeacon Bullock. ELLINGTON CITY MISSION, Taranaki St. —4th Sunday after Epiphany. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion; 7 p.m., Mission Service. Rev. Harry Squires, City Missioner. .:'..-■• UT. MARK'S CHURCH, Dufrerin St.—4th O Sunday. after Epiphany. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Matins: 3.30 p.m., Holy Baptism; 7 p.m., Evensong. Preacher: The Rev. T. V. Fagg, Vicar of Berhampore. A LL SAINTS' CHURCH, Moxham Ave.—4th jIA. Sunday after the. Epiphany.—B a.m.: Holy Communlen. Celebrant: Rev. B. J. Williams. 11 a.m.: Matins. Preacher: Rev. F. C. Long. M.A. 7 p.m.: Evensong. Preacher: Rev. F. C. Long, M.A. Retiring Collections at all' Services for Missions. Rev. W. Lahgston, Vicar. _ ' ■ ■ •■-.■•- ---CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, Boulcott St., \J near Willis St.—Minister: Rev. Lawrence A. North. Services of Worship; 11 a.m., Rally of Members and Adherents, Reception of New Members; 7.0 p.m., Subject, "Let Me be Free to Live My Own Life." Soloist, Rev. L. A. Xorth. The Evening Service will be - broadcast. Friendly Hour at the conclusion. Visitors warmly welcomed to those Services. - MIRAMAR BAPTIST CHCRCH—Minister! Rev. R. L. Fursdon. 11 a.m.: Divine Currency. 7 p.m.: "Jesus Began to Preach." Special Notice: New Guinea, Lantern Lecture, beautiful slides, by Mr. Tyeman, of the U.F. Mission, Tuesday Next at 7.30 p.m. Admission. Free. You must not miss this. T YALL BAY BAPTIST CHURCH—II a.m.: J_J "Tedium or Te Deum?" 7 p.m.: "Facing the Facts:" Mr. • Bramwell Jones (Baptist College). Every Visitor Welcome. BROOKLYN BAPTIST CHURCH.—Minister: Rev. A. J. Jamieson. 11 a.m., "Proximity or Contact?" 7 p.m., "A Legible Signpost." Mornlngton Service, 7 p.m. KARORI BAPTIST CHURCH, Standen St.— Morning Service, 11; Evening Service, 7. Speaker at both Services, Mr. C. S. McLeodJones. Warm welcome to all visitors. BERHAMPORE BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister, Rev. E. F. Sherburd. 11 a.m.: "The Lord My Shepherd." 7 p.m.: "A Change ,of Masters." All visitors to our Church Welcome. ■ piHURCHES OF CHRIST, Vivian St.—ll a.m., \J Worship and Communion; 7 p.m., Gospel Service. Preacher: C. G. Palmer. A .welcome awaits everyone. ■ ■ ' - ■ " - CHURCH OF CHRIST, Colombo St., Wellington South. 11 a.m.: Worship Service. Speaker, A. Pearce. 7 p.m.: Gospel Service. Come. Worship in the House" of Friendships. "" frpHE GREATER WORLD SPIRIT--L UAL MISSION, Antipodean Chambers, 57 Lower Cuba St. Sunday, 3 p.m.: Floral Messages. 7 p.m.: Speaker, Rev. M. Bowles, G.W JMpl., England. Subject: "The Balm of Sweet Communion." Clairvoyance and After-circle. Wednesday—B p.m.: Public Seance. A-Hearty Welcome is given to all. THE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, Rechabite Chambers, 125 Willis St. 3 p.m., Sunday, 3 p.m. Service. Messages from Flowers. 7 p.m., Divine Service, 7 p.m.- Rev. Mrs. E. M- Craigie. Subject: "In Quietness and in Confidence Shall Be Your Strength." Clairvoyance, and Floral Message. ' After-circle. Friends and Visitors Cordially Welcome. WELLINGTON SPIRITUALISf~"~OHURCH (INC.). Kent Tee.—Sunday: 7 p.m., Speaker, Mrs. E. Webb. Trance Address, followed by Spiritual Clairvoyance. All Welcome. Come and Bring a Friend. NEW THOUGHT MOVEMENT, 72a Manners St.—A Lecture given by Madame LoganBritton, Speaker- on Sunday, at 7.15 p.m. Subject: "A New Thought Message." Messages from flowers by Madame Logan Britton. Lecture on Wednesday at 7.30 p.m., by Madame Logan Britton. .. ' I_ ■ _ 6 THE JwORdI -} "FOR HE (GOD), HATH MADE HIM (JESUS) TO BE SIN FOR US, WHO KNEW NO SIN; THAT WE MIGHT BE MADE THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD IN HIM" (2 Cor. 5:21). IN -the Bible the word "Sin" Is used tn two senses. Firstly It signifies "the transgressions of law" (1 John 3:4) and secondly "It represents that physical principle of the animal nature, which is the cause of all Its diseases, death, and resolution into dust. It is that in the flesh 'which has the power of death'; and it is called sin, because the development, or fixation, of this evil in the flesh, was the result of transgression (Roms. 5:12). Inasmuch as this evil principle pervades every part of the flesh, the animal nature Is styled 'sinful flesh,' that is, 'flesh full of sin' (Roms. >U:3); so! that slri," in the sacred style, came to stand for the substance called Man. In human flesh 'dwells no good thing' (Roms.. 7:18); and all the evil a man does is the result of this principle dwelling in him (Roms. 7:17)." When therefore the Scriptures teach that Christ was "made sin" (2 Cor. 5:21) reference is made to tha physical body Jesus inherited from His mother, Mary, for it is a fundamental teaching at the Holy Scriptures that "Jesus Christ came in the flesh" (2 John 7, I John 4:3) even that "flesh in which, dwelleth no good thing" (Roms. 7:lß)—"sinful flesh" or /'flesh full of siu", (Roms. 8:3). liui though Jesus Christ inherited from Mary a "body of sin" He personally "knew no sin" (transgression), He was "without sin" in word, thought, and deed (Hebs. 4:15, I Pet. 2:22, I Peter 1:19). Being, therefore, a sinless bearer of sinful human nature, Jesus Christ was an "acceptable sacrifice for sin, for when Christ was crucified • upon the cross three things were "accomplished: (1) .The righteousness of God was exhibited in the condemnation of "sin in the flesh" (Roms. 8:3, Roms. 3:25); (2) the devil (Christ's body) was destroyed (Hebs. 2:14) ; and (3) the process of taking away "the sin of the world" (i.e. sin in human nature) was begun (John 1:29, Hebs. 9:26). Reader, the Gospel which must be believed for salvation is defined in the Bible as "The things concerning the . Kingdom of" God and those things which concern the Lord Jesus Christ" (Acts 8:12, Acts 28:30-31, Mark 16:16, Roms. 1:16). In the foregoing are some of j "the things which concern the Lord Jesus , Christ." For further enlightenment you should read the book "CHRISTENDOM ASTRAY." A copy of this Book, together with other Christadelphian literature relating to the above, will be sent free on application to "BIBLE TRUTH," Box 71, Wellington. mRADES HALL, Vivian St. (side entrance)— X Come. Come. Come. Come. Sunday, 7 p.m., Sunday. Gospel Service. Subject:. "The Book of Jonah." Everybody welcome to come. NITARIAN FREE CHURCH, Charming Hall, 100 Lambton Qy.—Service on Sunday, January 31, ,at 7 p.m. Conducted by. Mr. E. C. Isaac. Subject of Address: "The Truth About Our Russian Ally." . A SSEMBLIES OF GOD, Lower Hutt, OddiV fellows' Hall, Knight's Rd. 11 a.m.: Communion Servdce and Ministry. 7 p.m.: Evangelistic Meeting. Speaker: Ernest G. Mellor. Come and enjoy the Ministry and Warm Fellowship of These Meetings. B"~ ETHEL TEMPLE (Assemblies of God), .191 Vivian Str, —11 a.m.: Holy Communion, "A Feast of Satisfying Fullness." 7 p.m.: Owen Ashford will preach. Powerful presentation of precious'promises. The privilege of full Gospel Fellowship is yours with a people who thoroughly enjoy their religion. Pay us a visit. OCIETY OF FRIENDS—A Meeting for Worship will be held on Sunday, January 31, at 11 a m., at Friends' House,. Moncrleff St. Visitors 'cordially invited. . mHE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, Marlon St. X Summer Recess. Public Lectures Suspended until further notice. The Season's Fraternal Greetings to AH. ; --^ /"^ITY TEMPLE, Lome XkOUC £\ \j s t . (off Cambridge Xf Y£.\ SUNDAY: 11 a.m., Worjuj/jn Mf tSVx] ship and Breaking of I rf &-/••) Bread; 3 p.m.. Young V-v* 9 *70/ People and Sunday \<t/V vr^S^s School; 7 p.m. Speaker, N^W^^U/ Mrs. H. Gardiner. Subject, "A Faithful Word." Tuesday, 7.80, "Prayer and Praise." Thursday, 7.30, "Inspirational." Tonight, 7.30, An Illustrated Lecture. Speaker: Pastor H Gardiner. Subject: "China, Her Customs." All welcome. PENTECOSTAL" FELLOWSHIP, Masonic Hall, Donald McLean St., Newtcwn. 10.30 a.m.: Prayer. 11 a.m.; Breaking of Bread. Speaker, Mr. A. Northam. We cordially welcome you. Come. -.-•'■■ TT'VANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, King Hj St., off Adelaide Rd., near Basin Reserve — Divine Service at ft a.m. and at 7 p.m. Holy Communion with Evening Service. Rev. C. W. Appelt, Minister. A cordial Invitation to all! MfiOMMOK WE A L T H V> COVENANT TEMPLE (Adjoining Main Lower Hutt Bridge). THE UNDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH. Sunday: 11 a.m., Breaking of Bread; 3 p.m., Happy Hour; Community Singing, Stories or Jesus: 7 p.m., Gospel Message. Bright Singing and Prayer for the Sick. Tuesday and Thursday, 7.30 p.m. Temple open for Prayer everyday. WILL YOU COME? GOSPEL MESSAGE. ' FRAIL like summer's flowers we flourish. Ps. 104:14, 1 Pet. 1:24. Blows the wind, and we are gone. Gen. 3:19, Ps. 90:10. But while mortals rise and perish. Jobl 34:14-15, John 3:16: God endures unchanging on. Isa. 40:21, 1-Tim.' 6:16. (Protestant hymn.) If only it was believed! Supporting lit., etc., Frank Willlment, 61 Ponsonby Rd. TEXTS IN TRAMS. WE have been much cheered by a letter we have received from a Sister In the Lord from New Plymouth. She tells how a brother: there has had texts put in the tiams, following our example. She said: "It is a good work to nut up' God's Word for the people to read. First, it gives honour to His great name and pleases Him—no; small > thing-'.: .to those who love Him. It is' a- cheer to. His people, as many can tell. It.ls a handful of salt in this wicked world. .. Then we hope-that at least the Word may bring, conviction .' to some heart, and who knows but it may. mean the conversion of some soul. :We sow.: In: hope. Therefore,, brother, be riot weary in, well doing, My God shall supply aUi your need. Keep your eye on Him, He faileth not." In a world thatMs ripening for: judgment';,we* believe, there is nothing like, the plalri^ord of God.' ": We have. Gospel llterjitute if or: free distribution. Write Texts.lnHTr&msj