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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25364, 23 October 1943, Page 8

rpRINITY METHODIST Stuart street. CHURCH Minister: Rev. W. G. SLADE, M.A. Missionary Anniversary: 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Evening Subject: : "THE MISSIONARY MOTIVE.' Anthem. The salvation army, Dowling Street Citadel, 10 a.m., Tennyson street. Bandmaster. 11 a.m., Holiness Assembly. 7 p.m.. People's Popular Service. Major and Mrs A. BARTLETT in charge. Visitors to the City Heartily Welcomed. ROSLYN 11 a.m., Captain J. TAYLOR. ANOVER STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 11 a.m., Mr E. C. BROWN. 2.30 p.m., Sunday School and Bible Class. 6.30 p.m., Mr W. B. LAMBERT. “ Choosing.” Hymn Study by the Choir. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH l MORAY PLACE Rev FRANK DE LISLE 11 a.m., •' RELIGION AND CHARAC--I™o p.m., " WHEN THE WAR IS OVER —WHAT 9 ” Solo: "Cast-Thy Burden ” (Hamblen), Miss Dorothy Sligo. Anthem: "Hail. Gladdening Light (Shaw). UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Albany street Rev KENNETH A BELL 11 a.m.: "THE ETERNAL GOD.” 6.30 p.m.: THE LORD’S PRAYER. No. 2: "GOD'S DWELLING PLACE.” She of word God frutK “ALL SCRIPTURE IS GIVEN BY INSPIRATION OF GOD AND IS PROFITABLE FOR DOCTRINE, FOR REPROOF. FOR CORRECTION. FOR INSTRUCTION IN RIGHTEOUSNESS” (2 Tim. 3:16). Many people believe that the Old Testament Scriptures are obsolete, having been superseded by the New. This is quite erroneous. When the Apostle Paul penned the words quoted above he referred particularly to the only Scriptures then in existence' The Old Testament Scriptures. The Apostle Peter styled the writers of the Old Testament " Hoiy men °f God who spake as they were moved by the Holy Spirit” (2 Peter 1:21). They cenamly consistently claimed to write the Word of the Lord” (e.g., 2 Sam. 23:2, Isa 1.10, Jer. 1:2. Ezek. 1.3. Hosea 1:1. Joel 1.1. Micah 1:1. Zsph. 1:1. Zech. 1:1. Mai. 1.1. Matt. 1:22. Matt. 2:15. Luke 1:70, Acts 3:18, Acts 4:25. James 5:10). When Jesus Christ came He made it perfectly' clear that He accepted the writings of the Old Testament as the inspired and infallible Word of God (see John 5:46-47. Luke 24:25-27. Luke 24:44-45, Matt. 22:29. Mark 14:49, John 5:39, John 10:35). Likewise the Apostle Paul who in teaching that ah Scripture is given by inspiration of God (2 Tim. 3:16) logically said that he believed “ all things written in the Law and in the Prophets ” (Acts 24:14, see also Acts 26:22, Acts 28:23, Acts 17:2). It is very important to understand the foregoing for no person can be saved unless he believes the Gospel (Mark 16:16, Roms. 1:16. 1 Cor. 15T-2) The Gospel is defined in Acts 8:12 and Acts 28:30-31 as " The things concerning the Kingdom of God and uv Name of Jesus Christ.” These things of the Kingdom and Name can be found only bv searching the Scriptures, not the Old Testament Scriptures only, but ALL THE SCRIPTURES, both Old and New Testament. Reader, you will be greatly assisted in your search for " The things concerning the Kingdom of God and the Name of Jesus Christ” by reading the book " CHRISTENDOM ASTRAY.” A copy will be sent free on application to “BIBLE TRUTH,” Box 857, Dunedin. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION Holiday in healthy, dry CROMWELL. Maximum sunshine, minimum rainfall, and no snow. Within a dav’s travel of Dunedin or Christchurch. Fishing Swimming, Golf. Bowls, Croquet Tennis, and Shooting available. "THE COMMERCIAL,” Central Otago’s leading hotel, owned and operated bv Mr and Mrs Randolph Waldron, provides the utmost service. Rooms with heaters available. Ample lounges and writing room. Excellent cuisine. Tariff. £4 10s weekly, with reduction of £1 per week if staying longer than 12 davs (Xmas excepted). Heaters extra. " PRIVATE HOTEL VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH WILL FIND HOME-LIKE COMFORT At The •Ambassadors." Manchestei street Tariff, 10s 6d per day, £3 3s per week T J. SLEEMAN. Proprietor Phone 20-382 N CHRISTCHURCH UNITED SERVICE HOTEL, omiortable, dignified atmosphere ted Service, the premier Hotel, ■istchurch, situated in Cathedral are, heart of city 100 Bedrooms, h with private telephone and h. and running water. Rooms with private hrooms available also, ull inclusive tariff, 22s 6d. N WRAY MILLNER, Proprietor. GREENCLIFFS Guest House, St. Clair; a new management; wholly renovated; vacant rooms; bed and breakfast. Labour week-end; phone. | rREVOSE Guest House, Brighton, provides comfortable A eommodation; wellkept home: moderate tar'ff; write ot phone FOR Labour Day week-end and the Daffodil season the Commercial Hotel, Lawrence. offers you Excellent Accommodation. Book now. HAWTHORNE Lodge Guest House, Beach street station, Waikouaiti: Bookings Labour week-end.—Phone 44K. SUNNY Lawrence for your holidays Spend a pleasant t me in beautiful surrounding: and enjoy nature at its very best. ALEXANDRA -To Let, furnished Bungalow; available until December 24.—Cusack (phone 23-458). WANTED to Rent for a fortnight from December 23, 4 cr 5-roomed House; furnished; preferably St. Clair or St Kilda.—6lo, Times Office. WANTED, furnished House; holidays, from December 24 till app. January 6; St. Clair, handy tram; 3 bedrooms.—6o9. Times. WANTED," private Board or furnished Rooms; Oamaru district; fortnight Christmas; couple, grown daughter. Times. . WANTED, Accommodation, mother, son, daughter (17, 14); north line or Central; 2 to 6 weeks, middle January; do light work; Protestant home.—6s9, Times. WANTED, Board Ton farm, 10 days Christmas; couple and . 2 boys.—6o2, Times. WANTED. Board; quiet holiday; anywhere; 11 days, Xmas; 2 adults, 1 child 615, Times. WANTED, Crib at Pounawea or Kaka Point; from December 23 for fortnight: must have 3 beds; furnished—Address 611, Times. WANTED, Board; 4 young iadies; Xmas holidays; Alexandra, Roxburgh, Cromwell. 654, Times. WANTED, 2 or 3 weeks at Xmas, furnished House ir; Dunedin.—s 79, Times. WANTED, House; Central Otago; accorn. 4; about middle January.—Particulars 671, Times. , TWO Young Ladies require Board; approximately December 24-January 7; on farm; preferably Central—662, Times WANTED to Rent, fortnight Christmas, Furnished Flat; central. —Box 269, Christchurch. WANTED to Rent, furnished House, for fortnight, middle of January; Alexandra. 709, Times. . WANTED, Board; Timaru; December 28; 1 week; 2 adults. —665, Times Office. Business letters should be addressed to the Manager—not the Editor.