Christian Chronicle (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 41, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 10, 1948 Page: 3 of 9
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(Romans
be lifted up
but the righteous shall live by faith”
1:16-17).
In consideration of this, Jesus said, “Go ye in-
to all the world, and preach the gospel to every
creature, he that believeth and is baptised shall
. be saved, but he that disbelleveth shall be con-
demned” (Mark 16:16, 16). Christ had offered
Himself up as the sacrifice for sin. the sacrifice
by which men should be justified; but His sacri-
CONCLU8ION
In summarizing the sacrifice of Christ and Its
benefits,* we find: 1. It is the sacrifice acceptable
to God and perfectly adapted to the needs of
man. 2. In it all differences between Jews and
Gentiles are removed, so far as relation to God is
concerned. 3. In the sacrifice of Christ Jew and
Gentile should be reconciled unto God, in one
body, the church. 4. It is a sacrifice that dis-
courages further sin, the individual being a new
creature in Christ. 5. It touches the hearts of
men, changing them and bringing them .to God.
Will you be one to accept the sacrifice of Christ
and the salvation God offers in Him. To all who
will, the Lord says, “He that believeth and is
baptized shall be saved, but he that disbelleveth
shall be condemned” (Mark 16:15-16).
flee as God’s drawing power revealed In the
gospel, therefore • the gospel must be preached.
Men appropriated the blAslngs of the sacrifice
when, in baptism they put on Christ; In putting
on Christ they became new creatures in Him,
dead unto sin and alive unto righteousness. This
’ discouraged further sin.
that our old man was crucified with him, that-
the body of sin might be done away, that so we
should no longer be in bondage to sin; for he
that hath died is justified from sin." In dying
with Christ, the Individual is justified from sin,
in which death he dies to sin, says the apostle,
therefore no longer to walk in It. The apostle
was able to say of himself, “For I have been
crucified with Christ, and It Is no longer I that
liveth, but Christ that liveth in me” (Gal. 2:30).
And again, “if I must needs glory, I shall glory
in the cross of Christ, through which I have been
crucified unto the world, and the world unto me”
(Gal. 6:14).
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5. And now the last observation we make con-
cerning the sacrifice and cross of Christ is that
it is Gods drawing power, by which he draws
men unto Himself. Jesus said, “No man can
come to me except the Father that sent me draw •
him: and I will raise up in the last day” (John
6:44, 46). And again, “And I, if I be lifted up
from the earth, will draw all men unto jnyself.
But this he said signifying what manner of
death he should die” (John 12:32, 33). The cru-
cified Christ becomes the power through which
God draws men; but the gospel is the medium
* through which God presents the Christ, through .
whom He draws men unto Himself. Said the
apostle, “I am not ashamed of the gospel, for It
is the power of God unto salvation to everyone
that believeth, to the Jew first, and also to the
Greek. For therein is revealed a righteousness
of God from faith unto faith: as it is written.
MARCH 10. 1048
THE CHRISTIAN GHRONICLE
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Residents Live
Amid Grim Ruins
Of Former Homes
BY LLOYD COLLIES,
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BY WILBUR M. SMITH
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A Plea For A Vigorous Apolegetle
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Christian Faith
(Editor of Petoobet’s' Select Notes)
The entire volume Is what may be
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apoVigorico, rewiring primarily three
great aspects of the Christlaa faith;
the Creation of the World, the
Resurrection ef Christ, and the
Judgment to cease.
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ly demolished house.
There was the mailbox on the
gate with the name of the person
we were seeking, but how could
ANYONE possibly live THHRBt
Since the gate was locked, and
we were very anxious to find the
people who lived in such circum-
stances, we managed to crawl
through the fence. Around the
side of what was once a house
we saw a basement door and
knocked on It. No one answered
Liter several minutes of knocking,
so we finally gave up. As we went
back through the fence, a little
boy, whom we had just visited,
ran up and told us that the lady
was at home.
He ran to another side of the
house, climbed over piles of
crumpled bricks and finally came
to a basement window. He return-
ed and told us that the lady would
be out in a minute. Qpre enough,
out the basement door where we
had knocked came a woman who
then unlocked the gate for us.
We went inside with her —
through several wet, dripping
basement rooms, and finally came
to two small, fairly comfortable
looking rooms—kitchen and bed-
room. A mother and father and
their 16 year old son lived there.
They have been living in this
apartment during the two years
they have been in Frankfurt as
refugees.
When it rains, water leaks <m
the beds; but other than that
they say it is liveable. As we left,
we gave them a CARE package,
for which they were very grateful
Twelve Baptized
In York,Pa.Series
BY HOWARD HORTON
3210 Hayward Ave.
Baltimore 15, Md.
From February 16 thru March
3 I was in a very encouraging
meeting in York, Pa., where Bro-
ther and Sister Halley Smith are
laboring most effectively. The
small congregation is full of zeal
and bad advertized the meeting
well.
Throughout the meeting they
continued to work diligently to
bring non-Christians. Twelve were
baptized in the course of the
meeting, which was merely the
harvesting of the fruit of Brother
Smith’s labors since his move to
York last fall. The churches who
are sending regularly to the sup-
port of the work in that city can
feel secure in their Investment.
Brother Halley Smith faithfully
and consistently presses the Gos-
pel throughout York, and the
congregation will grow soundly.
Others wishing to have a part
in a worthy work would do well
to contact the church at 1290 Un-
caster Ave., York, Pa.
Here Is a book to be read and
given to one’s friends as a faith-
baildlng service.
.Price... $2.00
Visiting the “homes” of those
who attend services of the Church
of Christ In often brings
one Into interesting surroundings
The end of our recent search for
Mrs. Crete Tachiesche, Brentan-
astrasse 16, had led us through a
street still piled with debris to a
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Hicks, Olan L. Christian Chronicle (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 41, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 10, 1948, newspaper, March 10, 1948; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1305982/m1/3/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Christian University Library.