The Carrollton Chronicle (Carrollton, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, July 12, 1929 Page: 2 of 8
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CARROLLTON CHRONICLE
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“And is Wilbur as fat as ever?”
“Fat? He had the mumps three
weeks before we knew it."—Army and
Navy Journal.
A gentleman doesn’t forget his man-
ners the moment he enters his own
door.
The aircraft industry gives 75,000
workers employment in this country
now, as compared with 5,000 seven
years ago.
Another Sort of Goose
Mr. Gander—Money! Money! Al-
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goose that lays the golden eggs?
Mrs. Gifhder—No, not that one.—
Stray Stories.
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Lesson for July 14
EZEKIEL TEACHES PERSONAL
RESPONSIBILITY
LESSON TEXT—Ezekiel S3 1-20.
GOLDEN TEXT—Every me of us
shall give an account of himself to
God.
PRIMARY TOPIC—Ezekiel’s Message
of Warning.
JUNIOR TOPIC—Ezekiel’s Message
of Warning.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP-
IC— Does God Ta Note of M.v Life?
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP-
IC—Individual Accountability to God
I. Ezekiel’s Responsibility (vv. 1-11).
The commission ol Hie prophet is
now rent wed. Hitherto his utter-
ances were mainly of a threatening
character, having as tiieir objective
the turning of the people from their
wicked ways. They refused to heed
the prophet’s wj’.ds, the result of
which was the falling of God’s judg-
ment upon them in their complete
captivity and the destruction of Jeru-
salem. When it became clear that
the people would not heed God’s warn-
ings through the prophet, the prophet
was to he silent—dumb. This tragic
situation was portrayed through the
death of Ezekiel's wife. Awful as this
blow was, lie was to desist from weep-
ing, showing that even natural sorrow
was not to he expressed at the time
d( God’s awful judgment.
After the renewal of the prophet’s
commission, his messages were mainly
consolatory. His responsibility is set
forth under the figure of a watchman.
God gave him this position. Every
minister and Sunday School teacher
is a watchman. Indeed, upon ev^ry
believer lias been imposed certain re-
sponsibilities. Two things are re-
quired of a watchman.
1. To hear the word at God’s mouth
(v. 7).
The source of the message of everj
minister and Sunday school teacher
Is God’s Holy Word. As the prophet
did not originate his message but re-
ceived it at God’s mouth, so should
it be with every minister.
2. To sound the warning (v. 7).
After hearing God’s message lie was
to proclaim it to tlie people. The
watchman’s duty is both to hear and
to speak. The people are to be
warned of t he impending danger.
Failure to sound the alarm makes the
watchman guilty of the blood of the
sinner (v. 8). After the warning the
sinner carries his own guilt (v. 9).
II. God’s Attitude Toward the Sin-
ner (vv. 10, 11).
God had declared in His word that
unfaithfulness on the part of His pen
pie would cause them to “perish
among the heathen,” to “pine away
in their iniquity’’ (Lev. 2(5:38. 80).
in view of this pronouncement, some
were disposed to say that their case
was hopeless. To meet this attitude
of despair, the prophet assured them
that God had no pleasure in the deatli
of the wicked, hut that his sincere de
sire was for the wicked to turn from
his way and live. Regardless of what
their past had been He assured them
that the future was bright, hut God’s
command and plea is, “Turn ye from
your evil ways, for why will ye die
O house of Israel?’’
III. The Sinner’s Personal Responsi
bility (vv. 12-20).
God has created the members of the
race as volitional beings, possessing
freedom of choice. They have morui
discernment, enabling them to dl^tln
guish between right and wrong. The
following principles govern the sinner
and the watchman:
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YES, ITS A /
HIT/
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE
1. |'ast righteousness will not avail
for present sins (v. 12).
When a righteous man turns to do
iniquity, his past seeming righteous
ness will be of no avail.
2. I’«st sins do not make impossible
present acceptance with God (vv
12-14)
By virtue of the law of habit, ev-
ery sinful act makes it harder for the
sinner to repent, hut God’s mercy and
enabling grace are such that if the
sinner repents, God will restore.
3. Restitution required (vv. 15, 1C)
The proof of penitence Is that so
far ns possible t he sinner make
amends for wrongs done. There Is no
merit in the act of restitution, but
such act helps the Individual to over
come his besetting sin.
4. God’s ways are equal (vv. 17.
20).
God holds man responsible for his
own deeds. The child is not con-
demned because of the deeds of Its
father. This does not do away with
the law of heredity. Regardless of
what one’s past life has been, God’s
grace in Jesus Christ blots out his
record and he stands accepted In the
Beloved.
On the Job
While Moses was caring for the
dieep God s great commission came
to him. If God lias any great thing
for us to do. we need not fear that
lie will miss us been use we are bus»
with our common tasks.
Belief in Jesus Christ
The condition of salvation is that
Hind of be Met In Jesus Christ which
authenticates ilselt in repentance for
the past and in amendments ol life fer |
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Martin, W. L. The Carrollton Chronicle (Carrollton, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, July 12, 1929, newspaper, July 12, 1929; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth727972/m1/2/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carrollton Public Library.