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“ And you, centurion and soldiers, who led Him to the Cross, what have you to say against Him?” “ Truly this was the Son of God.” “ And you, demons?” “ He is the Son of God.” “ John Baptist, what think you of Christ?” “ Behold the Lamb of God.” , “ And you, John the Apostle?” “ He is the bright and morning Star.” “ Peter, what say you of your Mas ter?” “ Thou art the Christ, the Son of the Living God.” “ And you Thomas?” “ My Lord and My God.” “ Paul, you have persecuted Him; what testify you against him?” “ I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord.” "Angels of Heaven, what think ye of Jesus?” “ Unto you is born a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.’! “ And, Thou, Father in Heaven, who knowest all things?” “ This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.” “ Dear reader, what think you of Christ?” — Evangelistic Messenger. n LIVE MEN’S CLASS AT CENTRAL POINT, OREGON The Community Men’s Bible ClasB of Central Point, Oregon, was organ ized in December with an attendance of 75 men, and in a month’s time had an attendance of 108. Inasmuch as Central Point has a population of but one thousand, this 1 b surely a splendid record.
the gold? “ They that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firm ament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever and ever." Daniel 11:3. —Wesleyan Methodist m IN THE WORLD, NOT OF IT Someone tells of a curious little solder In South America that haB a home under the water. It has the power of forming a bubble about it self in which, like a diving bell, it sinks to the bottom, remaining there for hours, living below, but breathing the air from above. When it comes to the surface it is perfectly dry, not the slightest mois ture having penetrated the atmosphere in which he lives. So may the believer be in this world: so surrounded by a heavenly atmosphere that evil will not contami nate him. WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT A BIBLE? What is home without a Bible? *Tis a home where day is night, Starless night, for o’er life’s pathway Heaven can shed no kindly light. What is home without a Bible? 'Tis a home where dally bread For the body is provided, But the soul is never fed. What is home without a Bible? List! and ponder while I speak: •Tis a home with Bibles in it, But not opened once a week! Monday comes and goes, and Tuesday Comes and goes, and Wednesday, too; Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Book forgotten whole week through. Lost! the Bible; Lost! its teachings; Lost! its help each day in sevens m WHAT THINK YE OF CHRIST? "Pharisees, with what have ye to reproach Jesus?” “ He eateth with publicans and sin ners.” "And you, Caiaphas, what have you to say of Him?” “ He is a blasphemer, because He said, ‘Hereafter ye shall see the Son of Man sitting on the right hand of power and coming in the clouds of Heaven.* ” “ Pilate, what is your opinion?" “ I find no fault in this Man.” “ And you, Judas, who have sold your Master for Silver— have you some fearful charge to hurl against Him?” “ I have sinned, in that I have be trayed the innocent blood.” Lost! to live by; Lost! to die by. Lost! What’s lost? The way to heaven! — C. D. Meigs.
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