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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 81, 17 March 1934, Page 8

NELSON STREET HALL, HASTINGS SUNDAY EVENING, at 7 o’clock. QOSPEL D D K E 8 8 Conducted by . MR. HARRY ISAACS, of Wanganui. Subject: “The Shaking Earth.” Has it a lesson for us? ; ”IN VAIN DO THEY WORSHIP ME, 1 TEACHING FOR DOCTRINES ’ THE COMMANDMENTS OF 1 MEN.”—(Mark 7: 7.) 1 A FREE ADDRESS will be givten ‘ (God willing) in the United Hall, Lyndon Rond, on SUNDAY NIGHT, at 7 o’clock, on the question:-— “DOES IT MATTER WHAT WE BELIEVE? -' OR: ARE THERE CHRISTIANS IN EVERY SECT?” r . 1 —Mau by nature estranged from and , ignorant of God and His purpose.— t Drill. 1: 3'.'; Eph. 2: 12, 4: 18; L Peter 1: .11; Isa 60: 2.) 2 —The revelation of God and His ' purpose designed to enlighten man's natural darkness. — (I’rov. 9: 19; 1 Ecel. 7: 12; l’s. 119: 130; Eph. 2: 17-19; John 17: 3; Col. 2: 3, etc.) i 3—Sincerity of belief essential, but not , | alone sufficient: God MUST be worJ shipped in spirit and in truth.— (John 4: 24; Acts 10: 2,6, 11: 14; John 6: 63, 8: 32; I. Tim. 4: 16; ’ Eph. 1: 13, etc.) ’ 4- -A brief outline of the truth of the ' glad tidings necessary to be believed. —(Matt. 9: 35; Luke 4: 43, r 8: 1; Acts 8: 12, 28: 31)—before, I 5— The birth of water (baptism) and I of the spirit (change of nature to iiu-orioption).—(John 3: 5; Rom. 6: 3-5; I. Cor. 15: 49-51; Phil 3: 21, ole.) ' Questions United. No Collection. 1 ALL INTERESTED WELCOME. . <T. CULWIHAC I’KESia I'EltlA.' CHURCH, Havelock North—Have lock, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Maraetotnra. 3 p.m.. Rev. R. Waugh; Clive, 11 a.m., Mr. Whitton; Clive. 7 p.m., Supply, X 1 -i:il’U;ii i.ii'K.i. iii lerdeiiumiuutional Mission Hall— Sunday even mg Service at 7 p.m.; speaker, Mr. Young, of Napier. Subject: “Can we Trust our Bible? Is it a firm foundation for our faith/”