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••*> .i‘toru >on ladies' day* “.intr club - bro :ght out

’ no ■• r of players to the11 re was a special tourna-j

■ ' >r t ;•*. day. Miss Tlierese !a"'.l V.t , sister of Mrs. j■ .*>• :> having put up a beautiful :’ pbi> ei for (>n this date, so’ 1 ’ 'ii the match was quite

I' i> I ;' tor the cup were Mrs.!■ ' •• t ''up. Mrs. Charles Lloyd.'

1 ■ ' Cutup, Miss Stotesbury, II'h'i'ii Crate, Miss Minnie!' M s 1.0 i tJaais'oy and Miss!

* ' Mr-. George Ford and!' I! in \nderson. M'ss Clams-j

! •••■(rt ot :,r to a troubled and sorrowful

id. ami that which every soul canI by coming to the Savior.

The morning services were themost largely attended of all the day

.*>• rvic"S. and the preacher was at his' • si. The subject was The Second< i(tiling of Christ, which he treatedin a most forcible and convincing;manner, showing from the scriptures j' .* absolute certainty of our Lord’s!return, and urging all to be ready!an il he comes. He did not set a time:nor Indicate in any word that anyone i

1 new when this second advent would Itake p'ace This service was more in-!P”ine ami Impressive to a large part!

’ th* congregation than any that has• < ii ' i Id .;t the morning hour.The ladies’ prayer meeting held in

■ Broslu terian church at 5 p. m„ ja'. o one of the most satisactorvf these services for prayer. There

( rtain definite requests made I■ I pra' • each of which received j■ • ■ < t and sympathetic consider-'on of all the Indies present, and j

■ i rue- 1 ; r ivers were offered for each jof the abjects.'• i- C W Martin will lead the j

pr.iier meeting this afternoon.Tb. sermon for tonight will be “Ex-

. . and everybody is cordially in-% ii ed.

The fact that there was no enter-tainment held in the Temple theater' uesday night for lack of an audience

evidence of the increasing interest 1m the revival.

W. H. DODGE.

ANSWER TO EMBLE QUESTION

To the Editor Ocala Banner:In answer to Bible question No. 3:

‘ Is there any Bible proof that Israelwill lie gathered to their own land,and made a nation again?”

Although it is generally believedby the majority of people that Israellias inherited the land o‘ Palestinethat God promised to Abraham, Isaacand Jacob, and that it is all a thing ofthe past; that the promises of God ito the fathers that Paul spoke of in jActs 2C:(!, when he said to Agrippa:■‘And now 1 stand, and judged for the Ihope of the premise made of God un-ito our fathers.” But how can it be;fulfilled? If it was Paul’s hope, can it'be that the Old Testament was simplya Jewish history, and that we have nojmore use for it?

But consider Paul’s words just aminute. He testifies that he wasquestioned or tried for something Godhad promised, and if it was a hopethat he cherished in his day, then itwould be absurd to say that premisehad been fulfilled at that time.

Now, if we can find out just whatGod promised to the fathers, we canfind out what Paul’s hope was, andat last he was put to death for preach-ing to and teaching tiie people whatMoses and the prophets did sayshould came, as it is written in Acts20:22.

In the 12th chapter of Genesis, andreading from the first verse, we findwhere God called Abraham out of theland of his fathers, into a land thathe would show him:

“And that God would bless him, andmake of him a great nation, and allfamilies of the earth should be bless-ed in him.”

Reading from the 13th chapter and14th and 15th verses, God made toAbraham promises at that time to as-sure him where he and his seedshould dwell forever.

Because God said to him: “Looknorth, south, east and west,” not oncedid he tell him to look up, away fromthe earth, but to look to all points ofthe compass, and all the land he sawhe would give to him and his seedforeve,*.

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