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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26451, 3 May 1947, Page 10

SUNDAY SERVICES YOU ARE SPECIALLY WELCOMED TO THE CENTRAL MISSION SERVICES, OCTAGON 9.30 a.m., 11 a.m., 6.30 p.m., 8 p.m. During the week in one of our Dunedin shops there was a religious discussion during which some of the following questions were asked: Who made God? What about creation—evolution or Divine fiat? Are children born totally depraved? What do we mean by original sin? This Sunday night at 6.30 p.m. Leslie Neale will deal with these questions. Subject: " MAN'S LOST EDENS.” ” MAN’S LOST EDENS.” Soloist: Miss Peggy Baker. 11 a.m.: Rev. W. E. FALKINGHAM. 9.30 a.m.: RADIO CHURCH OF THE HELPING HAND broadcasts from 4ZD. 8 p.m.: HOLY COMMUNION. 8.15 p.m.: AFTER-CAMP THANKSGIVING SERVICE at Dundas street Church. When Carnegie set out in life he chose some mottoes, one of which was “ The gods provide the thread for a web begun.” This week an old master builder came into our office and we asked him how he had got on since the depression when he was forced on to No. 13 Scheme. He said. " I have never looked back, I chose one of Carnegie’s mottoes "—the one quoted above. That is the story behind the present weekly message. II Ax C VE R STR EE T II Al’T IS T Oil URC II Minister: Rev. E W. BATTS. CONCLUDING DAY OF SPECIAL WEEK OF PRAYER AND DEDICATION OF MISSIONARY OFFERING. 11 a.m.: WORSHIP AND EXPOSITION OF THE WORD (Communion). 6 p.m.: YOUNG PEOPLE'S PRAYER BAND.' 6.30 p.m.: "MY PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY TO GOD." The Hanover Street Choir will sing “ Peace, Perfect Peace? ", “ Ivory Palaces,” and “ Tlie Radiant Morn.” ■ • All attending the Evening Service are invited to the Friendship Hour which follows. There will be a screening of the sound film, ’’ Faith Triumphant.”. T ll H TKU Til ABO U T II EL L WHAT AND WHERE IS HELL? ARE THE FIRES OF HELD, NOW BURNING? WILL THEY EVER CEASE TO BURN? WILL A GOD OF LOVE AND MERCY TORMENT SINNERS FOR ALL ETERNITY IN SOME SUBTERRANEAN FURNACE OVER WHICH THE DEVIL" IS SUPERINTENDENT? .■ EVANGELIST JOHN H. WADE Brings You the Bible Answer. ST. JOHN’S AMBULANCE HALL, YORK PLACE, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 7 P.M. -

OT PAUL’S CATHEDRAL. EASTER IV. Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Sung Eucharist (Stanford in B Flat), 11 a.m. Evensong (Lloyd in A), at 6.30 p.m. Anthem, “ From all that Dwell ” (Walmisley). THE DEAN. A R I S H OF ROSLYN JOHN. Rev L. D. C. GROVES, L.Th.. Vicar SUNDAY. MAY 4. 1947. FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. SERVICES. WAKARI, CHURCH OF GOOD SHEPHERD.—B.3O a.m.. Holy Communion; 7.0 p.m., Evensong. S. JOHN’S—II .a.m.. Holy Communion; 6.30 p.m.. Evensong. 1 (No 8 a.m. Service at S. John’s.) Vestry Meets at Vicarage on MONDAY, 7.30 p.m. HUR CII O F CHRIST (Disciples of Christ.) King Edward Street.’ Minister: E. RAY VItKERY. B.A tl a.m.: Worship and Communion Subject: " FAREWELL TO HINDRANCES.” 2.30 p.m.: Sunday School and Kindergarten. a 6.30 p.m.: Youth Service. Subject: "THE SWIFT ARROW.’’ Soloist. Miss Eleanor Chadwick. Anthem. WEDNESDAY, 7.15 p.m.: Midweek • Service c ■Y ° R K PLACE HALL. 11 a.m.: Worship. 2.30, p.m.: Sunday School. 6.30 p.m.: Speaker, Mr H. J. HAYWARD. WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m.: Bible Study and Prayer. Visitors Cordially Invited. C~ HRISTIAN SCIENCE, First Church of Christ Scientist, Dunedin, 256 George street. SUNDAY, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Subject: “EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT.” SUNDAY SCHOOL, 11 a.m. WEDNESDAY—Testimony Meeting, 8 p.m. Public Reading Room, second floor. Savoy Building, Monday to Friday, 12-4; Wednesday, 12-4, 6.45-7.45; Friday evening, 7-9. Theosophical society. 236 High street. Sunday, 6.30 p.m. Public Lecture. “AIDS TO WORSHIP.” By Mr J. M. McEWAN. FRIDAYS. 2 to 5 p.m.: Open for Inquiries. METHODIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. DUNEDIN CENTRAL CIRCUIT. TRINITY CHURCH (Stuart street): 11 a.m., Rev. W. G. SLADE, M'.A. Subject: "The Sharing of the Truth'” (Holy Communion); 6.30 p.m., Recognition of Local Preacher, and Presentation of Preacher's Long Service Diploma, Rev. W. G. SLADE, M.A., assisted by Mr G R. Gal-bi-ath. DUNDAS STREET. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.: Rev. L. Greenslade. Holy, Communion at Morning Service. 8.15 p.m., after-camp Thanksgiving. RAVENSBOURNE, 6.30 p.m., Mr H. D. Austin. SALVATION ARMY THE PEOPLE’S POPULAR . SERVICES , THE CITADEL. Dowling street Adjutant and Mrs PAULING. 11 a.m.: Major BARTLETT will Speak. 7, p.m.: Adjutant PAULING in Command. THIS IS BIBLE SUNDAY. AND THE BIBLE SUNDAY MESSAGES FOR ALL. SOUTH DUNEDIN, King Edward street. EIBLE SUNDAY MESSAGE FOR ALL. Captain and Mrs MacDONALD. 7.15 a.m.: Knee Drill. 11 p.m.: Holiness Meeting. 7 p.m.: Salvation Meeting. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.: Young People. A Special Message from the BIBLE Awaits YOU at the SOUTH THIS SUNDAY. ROSLYN. 10 a.m.: Young People. 11 a.m.: Holiness Meeting. H/fORAY PLACE CONGREGATIONAL ill CHURCH. # Rev. FRANK DE LISLE. 11 a.m.: “MEMBERS ONE OF ANOTHER.” COMMUNION. 6.30 p.m.: “TAKE I-lEED WHAT YOU HEAR.”.Anthem. " Had We But Hearkened ’’ (H. Walford Davies). TTNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. U Albanv street. Rev. G. M- CHECK, L.Th. 11 a.m.: “A New Spirit in Life." 6.30 p.m.: “Life’s Greatest Choice.” Soloist: Miss Patricia Beck. Communion at Close. c HRISTADELPHIAN LECTURE Unity Chambers, 137 Stuart street, SUNDAY, 6.30 p.m. Subject: “ THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATIONCOMING WORLD EVENTS—IS IT PEACE OR WAR?” All Welcome. No Collection. LIVE STOCK, DOGS AND .CATS E, F OR SAL BORDER HEADING PUPS. & The law of the lord is perfect. THE LAW OF THE SABBATH.. God's Economic Law says: AS YOU DO EVERY SEVENTH DAY, SO SHALL YOU DO EVERY SEVENTH YEAR. God intended that EVER SEVENTH YEAR His people should walk into an open year for the readjustment of economic life in all its phases THE SLATE WAS TO BE CLEANED OF ALL INDIVIDUAL DEBITS AND CREDITS. If we fail to do the will of God, the will of God is done upon us. To be Continued Next Saturday. BRITISH ISRAEL WORLD FEDERATION (DUNEDIN BRANCH). Concerning God’s promises to Israel and the Jews. How can God’s promises of trouble, punishments, destructions, or all evil things refer to the natural Jews; and all His promises of blessings and good things refer to the modern " Christian ” Gentiles, and mean going up to Heaven at death—in view of the following questions and Scriptures? If "The city of the Lord, Zion,” is in Heaven for the Gentiles—why did God speak of it through Isaiah (60: 15-22) as — " The sons also of them that afflicted thee shall bow down at thy feet; and they shall call thee The city of the Lord, the Zion of the Holy One of Israel. Whereas thou hast been forsaken and hated . . . I will make thee an eternal excellency . . . thou shall suck the milk of the Gentiles . . . Violence . • wasting nor destruction .... no more ir, thy land . . . thy people shall be all righteous. they shall inherit the land for ever? " Is not the Jew the " afflicted, hated, despised ” people? As the Jew's land is “ the city of the Lord as the Gentiles are to bow down to them; they “ shall inherit the land for ever ” how can it mean Gentiles going to Heaven? How .can all the bad promises be for natural Jews and all the good promises be for Gentiles in Heaven—when God by Jeremiah (33: 5-11) said: “I will reveal unto them the abundance of peace ana truth And I vi'l cause the captivity ot Judah ar.d Israel to return .... 1 will cleanse them from iniquity . ’. . . pardon transgressors. It shall be a joy. a praise and an honour before all the nations of the earth ... all the goodness and prosperity . . ■ joy and gladness. Does not this teach the restoration and blessing of Israel or the Jews to thenland—Palestine? If the Jews are utterly and eternally “ cast off,” and the Gentiles are the sole inheritors of God's blessings and promises, was God ignorant of it. when he caused Jeremiah to write: " I will gather them out of all countries. whither I have driven them . . I will bring them again to their place (Canaan or Palestine, where Jeremiah had just bought land), and I will cause them to dwell safely; and they shall be inv people, and I will be their God . . 'i will rejoice over them to do them good. I will plant them in this land . . so will I bring upon them all the good men shall buy fields for money in the land of Benjamin. Jeru-lem. Judah —modntains, valley . . . cities of south; for I will cause their captivity to return, saith the Lord.” Jer. 32: 37-42? Could this mean anybody else but natural Jews, and anywhere else but Canaan on earth. How can God's promise to Israel be abolished for ever, when He through Jeremiah (33: 17-25) said, “Thus saith the Lord: if mv covenant be not with day and night, then will I cast away the seed of Abraham. Isaac and Jacob: for I will cau s e their captivity to return? ” As God made " dav and night." the stars, etc.. He will keep His promises to the Jews Gen 13: 15; Zech 8: 23. 14: 9; Mica 4: 8 FREE ’’ BIBLE TRUTH ” LITERATURE. Apply Box 857, Dunedin. Questions invited: W. A. DUNCAN. f rpHE Editor does not handle business X letters—these should be addressed to the Manager. A combination of the best blood procurable in New Zealand, plus the best imported strains. - Sire, “ Dick,” Reg. No. 1482, by " Balavtl Boy,” Imp., by I. Lilico. Dam, “ Highland Queen,” Reg. No. 1518, by R. Wilson’s “ Moss.” South Island Champion PRICE £4 4s. Guaranteed to work, or return pup and I will replace or refund money. A. MACDONALD, Ngapara 7A, C.R.D... Oamaru LABRADOR-RETRIEVER Cross Dog, good rabbiter, carries, excellent on poison line, make good pack carrier. 3 years £3 10s; RETRIEVER BITCH, 2J years, good rifle dog, excellent hunter and fair catcher, also great hunter on red or fallow deer, £3; LABRADOR-COLLIE Dog, 4 years, good handy catcher, great with rifle or gun,.trained to hold wounded red deer. £2 10s! A. J WEATHERALL, Lawrence IT’OR SALE, 2 Female Foxie Puppies, parents great fossickers; price 15s each. Also 2 black Working Ferrets, buck and doe, with 15 nets; £2 10s the lot.—Lewis' McGregor, Merton. 2 Rabbiting Dogs; Foxy-Whippet Dog, great fossicker and catcher: purebred Whippet Bitch, extra fast: £6.—P Johnson. Duntroon. FOR Sale 9 Pups; 6 weeks old; 5 male, 4 female; Labrador-Relriever cross; both parents great trap finders and carriers; £2 10s each.—Apply Box 46. Alexandra. FOR Sale, white box-bred Buck Ferret; good worker: 12s 6d—Replies to Mrs S. Fraser, Moa Creek, c/o Gilchrist and Son, Oturehua R.D. SALE, strong-eyed Heading Pup, by D. Anderson’s Moss out of Gyp, by Mathieson's Scott, dam of -Cruchley’s Ley.— Apply L. D. Ludemann, Kakanui. FOR’ Sale, 4 Lurchers;, guaranteed good rabbiting dogs; 1 2 years, £4; 1 18 months. £4; and 2 at £2 10s each; or £l2 the lot. —Apply “Lurcher," Box 9, Ranfurly. FOR Sale. 1 Spring Cart Gelding; guaranteed all' work; sound and quiet; 9 years; price £12.—1760, Times. FOR Sale, ¥ heading and leading Dogs one male £2 10s, one female £2; both age 8 months; want work. —1626, Times. _ WANTED, Rabbiting Dogs, Ferrets, and Nets; and any quantity of Traps: rail paid.—l 666. Times. _ FOR Sale, 3 Female Coiiie Pups; three months old; parents good workers: price. £1 10s on rai1.—1627. Tiines. WANTED, kind home for nice black and white Tom Kitten.—Apply 49 Argyle street, Mornington. SALE. 3-bred hound, 8 months; good carrier; £2, freight from Cromwell extra.— 1643, Times Office. FOR Sale, Shorthorn Cow, third calver, at profit; sound and quiet; £l4.—Apply N.Z. Loan and Mercantile. Clinton. FOR Sale, good heavy Hack. 13 years; price £l2.—Apply N.Z. Loan and Mercantile. Milton. FERRETS Wanted: A number of fullgrown. healthy Box-bred Ferrets;-reason-able: cash.—l76s. Times, qu) FT Doe Ferret, good worker, very reliable; £1 on rail.—l6l9, Times. SELL, Pedigree Alsatian Pup; dog; 11 months.—Phone 13-683; or 1652, Times. FOR Sale, 3 Dairy Heifers; September calvers: £lO each. —1769, Times. FOR Sale. Collie Dog, 9 months; 'make good pig dog; £2 or offer.—l 763, Times. WANTED to Hire. Horse and Cart.—l77l. Times. - _ SELIT Whippet Dog, 3-years; very fast and great. catcher; £5.—1639, Times. HUNTAWAY Pups, "guaranteed workers; £l G. Smith, 13V, Ranfurly. (' V(: 1.1-. S sAI.L’ AND BUY SELL, Gentleman’s Bicycle: tyres practically new; Bosch light; splendid 1688, Tunes.