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BEST MAY STORY IN GROUP 2 Muriel Ruppe (Age 11), Kansas. God made a man of dust in the likeness of Himself, and put him in the garden of Eden to care for things. God made a wife for Adam, out of his side when he was asleep. They lived very happily in the garden. God told them they might eat of any tree but the one in the center. One day the serpent tempted Eve to eat of the forbidden fruit of .-the tree. She gave some to Adam and he, ate the fruit. When evening came God came to walk with them, and they hid from Him. God knew that they had sinned, and sent them out of the garden. God said to them “ Out of dust art thou made, into dust wilt thou return.” God loved us and sent Jesus. By one man’s disobedience all are made sinners. . ;By Adam comes death, and by Jesus comes everlasting life. Adam whs the first man on earth and by his sins death came. Jesus was the second Adam and by Him we get everlasting life. Christ was from above. He. was sub ject to temptations like Adam but without sin.; When Adam sinned he ; made himself and all others sinners. But in Christ therfe was, no sin found; ■Unto all ‘that look for Christ He shall appear again without sin unto salvation. They that believe on Him shall have everlasting life. OCTOBER VERSES TO HEARN (For A ll Groups) 'Song o f Solomon 4:16 (1st sent ience); Gen. 1:27; Ex.],-„15: 2, . 11; Lev. 17:11; Num. 24:17; Deut. 32:‘ 1-4; Josh. 21:45; Eph. 1:3. (Com pare last two verses). Add to this result the number of tribes of Israel. (Numbers 1:4-15). (No tice two tribes.were counted for J o -• seph’s children, and the result will be the number of elders who sang a new song to Jesus.) (Rev. 5:8, 9). (Continued on next page) Burned to Death This is our record for 1920 - From 10 to 20 per cent of all fires are caused by smoking Help Kill the Tobacco Traffic Get Posted Tobacco— A worth-while b o o k by BRUCE FINK, 7Sc THE CHURCH AND TOBACCO— by M. E. Poland, $1.00 Ask about our No-Tobacco Magazines NO-TOBACCO SLIDES & BOOKS STEREOPTICONS—BULLETIN BOARDS HERBERT S. MACE Box 497 - Redlands, Calif. 4,000 Children
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