" The Blood of JesiUI Christ His Son Cleanseth lUI From All Sin.

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Vol. XII . . Los Angeles, Calilomi8, June lly 1908 No. 50
.THE CROSS . .
When I survey the wondroiUI crotJtJ
On which the Prince of glory died,
My richetJt gain I count but lotJs,
And pour contempt on all my pride.
"Jesus Wept."
John 11:36.
Yes, Jesus wept!
What those holy tears roll down that-placid cheek,
And f all like gt!ntle shower!! from eyes that were so meek?
. Was it the love of that pure soul, expressed in silent grief;
For t wo sad hearts, with sorrow filled, who sought from Him relief?
Or was it He with human heart touched. wfth our human woe, .
When one we love is calle.(j,.away, their future lot tO know?
Was i t for these the Saviour wept, as by that tomb He stands,
- And vjews i he stricken hearts of those made sad bydeath' sdemands?
Ah, no! ' twas something deepet: still made J esus groan within; ..
He saw deep sorrow all a round, and knew its cause wa s sin;
He knew 'that man the image bore of God when he was made,
But lost that image, so divine, whe n from hi s God he Htrayed ;
He knew that Lazarus, a s he lay within tha t s il ent tomb,
Had paid the wages due to sin- death's sur!! and solemn doom;
He knew that for m had f elt the sti ng, like all t he human race,
And this i t was tha t made the t ears roll down the Saviour's face,
He knew ' twas sin that brought him down from Heaven' s eternal
throne, . .
_To dwell with men upon t he bear their guilt alone;..... .. ...
He knew that sin, with a ll its weight, would surely press Him down,
Unt il the sweat, like drops of blood, should fall upon t he g round;
He knew tha t s in would plait the crown of thorns that He must wear-
H_e kne w that sin would drive the nails, while He 'the pain mus t bear.
Yes, sin it was that d rew those t ears, which He did not rest rain-
'Twas needful He should die that man God' s image mig ht r egain.
R. PIERCE.
plans and methods it grieves Him and so hinder9 His
wqrk. 0 .brother, can you say,- '
"Holy Ghost , we .bid Thee welcome.,.
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The Cross and its Victim.
R. P.
Is the Cross-the representation of the sufferings of
our blessed Lord-getting to be too oommon a thing, and
passed by on the part of many Christians thoughtlessly,
and by others really "wagging their heads?" We do not
take the time to serious1y meditate Ol) the sufferings and
death of Jesus, as such an event calls fo_r. If we Jose
sight of the cross, there is nothing to produce sorrow for:
sin, .and there being no sorrow for sin there will be no .
:.repentance, the.refore . no forsaking or forgiveness of
sin. It is riot only a healthy exercise for the unsaved; but
it has in it that which solemnizes our hearts and brings
us in humility to the f eet of Him who hangs there. As
we the form, we see innocence f?.uffering
for guilt; we see lhe Worthy One taking the place of the
unworthy; we see the Divine taking the place of the
human, so that the human may become divine; we see the
Holy One dying that the sinful one may live;_ we see the
Son of God becoming the son of man and' dying, so that
thesons of men might live as the Sons of God. 0 God,
draw our hearts from fleeting things and fix them on Thy
bleeding Son, so that we may
" See, from Hi s head, His h ands, His f eet,
-- sorrow a n l ove ftow mmgled. down; ....
n id e re such.love and sprrow meet,
Or thorns compose so rich a crown?"
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''Thanking You in
R. P.
THIS is an expression which closes letters of request
in the commercial world, which indicate that the writer
desires and expects a favorable reply. What confidence
The lndweller and lnworker. and faith-not always honored-is expressed even in these
WHEN the Holy Ghost takes possession of the heart, human relations, which are uncertain. How much more
it is ari evidence that the owner has entirely_ yielde-d it to should it be the attitude of faith toward God on the part
Him for His indwelling and in working. It . is now in the of His children. With Him there is no unwillingness, no
possession of One who will brook no dictation in anything uncertainty, so that with confidence, as we ask anything.
apart from the divine will. He has His own plan and His accordi.ng to-- His will, we can "thank Him in advance."
own method of working it out, and what we are to dO' is . All the heroes of faith have taken this position and have-
to keep our wishes, ways and will out ofthe way; so that reveled in the confidence of faith beforetheyhavereceived
He can do His will in His own way. He is not in our the gift. Abraham took possession of the hind before he
hands to use HitP, we are in His hands to be led and saw it; he fondled Isaac on his knee by faith in the face
t o be made Christlike and to be by Him. It is not . of all human impossibilities, and saw him raised from the
for us to say when He shall display His nower or how, dead before he had been laid on the altar of sacrificei yea,
but to Jet Him have right-of-way from the moment He he was always Gqd in advance." This confi-
comes in, so that whenever He wills to display His power dent faith gave him a sight two thousand years long,' and
in us or through us He can do it. We have heard mapy he s_aw Jesus and "was glad." This is the secret of a vic-
giving the Holy Ghost orders that He must do this and torious Christian life, which shifts your sight from tern_
that. Surely He knows what and when to do better than poral uncertainties to unseen verities, and makes things
we. Wheri we are thu "Wahing on Him," . we become whicli "are not" instantly appear. Oh. beloved, do we
entirely submissive, to His every wish, and we are then thank God in advance, and by faith receive the' 'substance
transmissive of his pow-er to others, but if we inject our of things hoped for. " R. P.
[JU:ne 1908
lf'Y . . . . .b d-.A: . l . . ' whereby he hopes meri may save . him off his :knees . .... The preacher who .
'C../Onlrz ute . rtzc es .. souls?''. Is he to condone ' would savesoulsmust "p'raythrough"
MISUNI)ERSTOOD.

And we had only tried
To do the-right, and naught beside;
. The labor we had spent
Was only meant
To do some others good.r
But it was not
And we were sorely grieved,
> Misunderstood! .
::: spiritual apathy, and shut his eyes to . until the: .lie.avEms break in blessing
. rear conditions? . Is he to court the . on his own soul. Then, and then
' 'favor of men: studiously avoid reproof only; . will he be able to pour out the .
. that. ought 'to be given, and com pro- truth upon other souls and move them
mise with the wl"ong- doing .. of his to God. .
people? Is he simply a hireling to 7 . . Many . are wholly
draw his Wages.? Is he an ecclesiastic s1;1nctified men. ' They are "yet car-
with certain functions to perform not mil." They are not free from pride,
common to other men? A thousand temper and worldly ambitions. They
'tirile:S NO! : ' - are members of clubs, . lodgesj . and
Misunderstood The
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' nly bu. e f th r acher. various other worldly or semi-worldly
On earth whose desert sands Sln SS. 0 e P e
"'h h h t f 't t organizations. All these are .hin-
.. _Willblind-but heaYen understands . m " e C urc "or ou o 1 IS o earn- .
- And our o;.n dear will .. '-:-. - estly.seek the safvation of souls. He . drances to the. preacher who would be
All that is done is not called to secular work; he is not the ambassador of God on the walls of
For Him, however crude. called . to the iecture platform: . God Zion, impassionatelv proclaiming the .
No more shall you and I 1 f c 1 l . th d . .t
called Him:to "preach-the word" and ove o a vary ore se un ermg ou
Be, in that by and by, h 1 f s 1 h h
Misunderstood.-J. w. McClure. "feed the flock." There may be, arid t e aw o m.al untl t e earts of
: are. legitimate duties in connection men are moved to repentance.
- :$ .. . .:JC With the and perhaps with How we need a wholly sanctified
WITHOUT RESULTS. the preaching, that per- . ministry, "not conformed to this
: C. E. CORNELL. formed; but even these should be per- WOrld, but transformed"- transfig-
. THE average American preacher . f9rmed as a means ' to an end -the . 1Ired -whose life and every heart throb
seemingly does not expect immediate saving of souls. passionately cry, Give me the soulS of
men or I die!
results from his preaching, so that in If the average busines.s house did
-a.multitude of .. churches on the Sab-. nQ more in the way of direct business
bath day there is a PERFORMANCE .yielding a profit than the average OUR MISSIONA.IJ,Y WORK.
with a religious' coloring, which can - preacher do.es' in the way of securing
usually be . anticipated several days . direct results from his preaching, . WHO WILL HELP?
before it comes off. The formalistic many business houses would have Our Sister, Manuela Escobar, 1s m
sameness is . gone through with, the gone into bankruptcy long ago. It trouble. She is the first-fruits of
doors open and shut, the people come ought to make a preacher weep with this field . . , Slre came forward, too,
and go, and not a single soul is won inexpressible grief to pass through a without an invitation, and without
or God. How any who is single week without seeing souls saved any teaching or help, dropped off_the
caUed of God to decl.are the unsearch.- as a direct result of his preaching. - feasts and celebrations of the Catlf;.
able riches. of Christ to a. lost and What are some of. the reasons for olic Church, 'in which she had been
ruined world, can be satisfied with a . this -serious ministerial - ineffective..: Her- mother is an idolater
mere performance, . a mere.preaching, ness? We answer: and opposes her. Not -long after her
or simply taking part in a program 1. The preacher does not aim' his conversion an older sister was also
called worship, without pressing, yes, gospel gun to hit. . ile shoots into the and the mother has threat-
imploring, men to flee tops of the trees. ened to kill t}!em. Liquor forms a
from the wrath to come, anaexpect- 2. There are no definite or immedi- gooi:l-part- of- th-e-moth'er's-religion,
ing to see somebody consciously and ate results expected; . he has not pre- and when under its influence she pro-
.. clearly converted; who has been moved pared his. sermon to that end. ceeds carry out her threats. !!'he
to accept Christ through his preaching, 3. He is afraid of his people and girl has sustained severe pruises.
is more than I can understand. And would not dare. to precipitate a revival She is praying earnestly for an
. .Yet, ten months of each year in many for fear of offending some of the fas- opportunity to go to the States for an
. churches, and year after year in scores tidious metl'-tbe;s of his congregation. education .and :return as teacher and
. of others, this ritualistic performance 4. Very often he is . hedJ;red in . helper of her own peottle. See is only
is carried on, until both and between thechoir and the.clock, and four_teen. Her brother. has contrib-
people are with religious. anticipating this, he prepares his little. uted $25 gold toward her fare: She
inertia, and the church is_ a cold-stor;- sermonette to fill in his small part of ought tq have mucp . ... The
age house.where the members are in the . . average of these . are unrelia-
frozen,. unity. 5. He has no serfous ble. But this girl and testifies
What is the preacher for? Is he to his respqnsibility. The souls of . men and has not varied a particle her
display briiliancy of,Mip_tellect by . the .. are api}arently but little more to'hini.' The surpr!se to us is that
discus'si.on of technical theological than the barking Of a dog. At. heart she presses straight ahead with so
themes? . Is he to entertain by his he may realize the value. of a soul, but Ol' help .. She attends
.happy mannerism and .smart way of the way he acts .and preaches would Bro'Quesenberry'sservices regularly.
: putting things? Is he to question the indicate . - . . This manifestation of the . hand of
inspiration of. the Scriptures and raise- 6. He has neglected prayer. -Books, .. God gets close to us. . It brings .us to
dolibt in the clinds of his hearers as the demands of the church with its tears. Our I>a.th, tl)(), is very narrow.
td the authenticity of the Bible'? Is various enterprises, or perhaps the We dare not adviseher to leavehome,
lie- to, formulate some new schem,e life of the church, much prepare for her, as
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it would spring much opposition. praying for the sick and and tion: and union with .the General : . -
But we .shall not falter . in doing by many remarkable answers to prayer Assembly of the Pentecostal 'Church
her wish to be done by-_if . are received-at they would be. of the Nazarene, - .to the
we were in her place. -.1\nd her(;!, too, remarkable in many com- . . provision,al . "Qy . ..
a splendid . chance for you to do as munities at home, but here it is the that- body at its . late meeting in
yoq would wish-to-be done by under matter of fact. There is great need Chicago, Ill., and andet:ttered
like circumstances. You have the . o'f fire-baptized-young men and women into as far as practicableby tlie vote
wherewith to educate this girl in a ' here . . Theyn.eed: a good equipment . ,of our Annual Counqils, in directing
school like Peniel or Pilot Point. both in mental training and acquired this call, the .ratio of representation
We have not. We live from hand to knowledge. One has use here f6r a:ll being the same as at
mouth. At least the writer does. he knows. There is a large field and Councils of. the HoHness Church of
. My steward!:!hip is sinaJJ. and consists much , to do. : My territory is nearly Christ arid laid. (to,w.n in. tiie
in other things . than mo'n_ey. If you -1-00miles in - . of t is Church. - -
have no money then you can consist- There are good native pre.achers, R. B. MITCHUM, : - -
.ently let the earnest desire of your exhorters and class .. leaders . who are President;
-' heart go u-p to God in her behalf and devoting much time to God's work, W1!J.. E. F!SHER, . .
in of her and !_or soul'S and with much success. I have about Vtce-President .
that may.be won through her. twen ty-: days inoreof travel before I -- E:-H. , SHEEks, . - .
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Remember that these people have get over the work, and that by meet- J D s
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nown no mg u a use rom e severa c es or In one Recording Secretary.
white man for 400 years, or since they There were thirty-one new Executive CommittP-e Holiness Church
have known him. The prejudice . gro,.u.ps at the beginning of conference . of Christ. ' . .. . . .
against us in the older ones is deep y(!ar who had not as yetseen a foreign ... .-_ , .JII . _.
and well ground in. The best way to .missioiiary-"-so rapidly does the work . UNITED CALL.
get at all of ' them-is thrmigh schools. grow. NATHAN L. _RocKWELL. We; the _General superintendents
Most qf the abuse was done t.hem in .Haigio, Korea. of the Pentecostal Church of theNaz-
the rtame of the Cross. . Nowhere in. .:If .- "' arene and the Executive Committee
the .world has the Cross been put to - . Official Announcements-: -_- - ortbe General Coriricil of'the
shame as it has here. . It must be Church of Christ; unite in calling our
lifted from the dirt. We can do it. ASSEMBLY. Churches in their general representa:..
God wants it and will help. He We, the General Superintendents tive capacity to meet as one body, .
of the Pentecostal Church of the Naz-
is helping now. That, too, is a mar- . . according-to the provisions and spirit
way l>Y calling a . young girl arene, accordmff to of :the arrangements ; for general
like this to Himself, to education, to upon us by the _Ma'!mal of the Church, union made by the General Assembly
civilization to salvation. Bro. Staf- hereby call a meetmg of the General of the Pentecostal Church of the
ford at-itsfate meeting at- em==
or three portions in this fa:inily when .. Pilot Pomt, Tex. convenmg October cago, Ill., and accepted by the subse-
- he-wal'!-here-three-years-ago- . - 'Fhus-a--8,_2 I! m . .-1.9.08. _ . . quent---I)istrict-CouncHs::--or-the--
little effort and God does the rest . This General Assembly to be-. hel.d Holiness Church of Christ. Said
How .wond;rful He is; . in with. -the H_oliness meeting is hereby called to meet at-
Yours for the salvation of this peo- Ch';lrch of Christ, whi.ch _regards Pilot Point, Tex., October 8, 1908, 2
ple, . 0. C. WooDROW. . taken by the District . p. m. The representation to be such
--. - T-onala,-Ghiap(Ls. of s Id as conformmg with as-has--been,.-hereto-iore- by-each- body-
. NoTE. ---:-Immediately upon receiving the provisionaJ arrangements .made respectively at their General Assem-
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ro. oo rows e er, we wro e- Im Ill f h f th b d h
that somehow $25 would be sent or t e umon _mr
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swn. We beheved that many would Ch h .. f Ch . t t .. t "th d Prestdent.
want a part init. Let us not only help
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_P_!OVIde_ fot: _}ler eq_ucat10n. Who Will H. F. REYNOLDS, Correspmding-Sec'yand Treas.
help? Send on any amount you feel . . G
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the Lord would have you. Money . Recordtng Sec'y. ____ __;
sent us will be.- acknowledged in the .- .:11 "" Executive_ Committe_e, Holiness Church
MESSENGER. C. 'J; KINNE. GENERAL. COUNCIL, . of Chnst:
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THE WORK IN KOREA.
blessing this; field greatly.
Tll,e native brethren are good strong
- preachers; mostly; arid preach holi-
ness. Nothing short of fuli:salvation
is considered the right kind . by the
Ko:rea11s. They have great faith in
Holiness Church 9f ' . -,. . .:11 J/1:
.We the Executive Committee of the Two New .Tracts.
General . Council of the Holiness
Church of Christ, according 'to _the.
instructions of the Annual Councils
of said Church; doJl'ereby call a meet-.
hig of said General Council; to meet
at Pilot Point, Texas, October the 8th,
YOU SHOULD ''
AND
, .. CHILDREN :oF THE OLD .
2 p, m., the meeting to in connec-
Are Words in season to.,the .... ....
Can be had from thfa Rev: R..-
Pierce, 730 San Pedro Stree't, Los
Cal. :Price, 20c doz. ; $1
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His Spirit upon .. us as we worshiped. preaching, but he se.eme.d to
This was espec_ially the -case at the in. heavenly. glory, how -the peo-
early morning the ple hung on his words as he offered
ITEMS FRQM CHICAGO CHURCH. of altar service at-the close of the morn.. the Word of Life. Our Eastern Sup-
The . Fir;t . 'Pentecostal Church irig sermon, and the afternoon meet- . erintendent, ... :Rev: H. F. Reynoids,
the Nazarene of Chicago,- Ill., is pro- ing. In the evening . our church was also ori hand with his shoulder to -
gressing and precious souls . are orchestra took part. in the praise serv- the wheel. and his precious
vlunging into ' the great fountain of ice for the fitst .time . . It eonsists of which inake . hfm prized by who
cleansing and being .made every whit two three violins and . the know him. God bless them and give
whole. Praise His precious name . .. organ. . All . these instruments . are . strength' and . years to our
People are coming from all . points pl_ayed by members of the church, two. General Superintendents. should
of the compass to our church; and are . who "have the of God in their be the prayer of au our churches.
being saved and. sanctffied. God is hearts and play His glory. It- is This N. E. District looks out into
.leading us ___ \Ye. have no expected in the future to make these the future with good and
hobbies. 'I'The old time .. religion is praise services a marked feature . of faith for much greater things, con-
goodenough for U,!3. .. . . our 'work and thus to attract the peo- vinced that God is in this movement,
One young man who for several pie and fill . the and that He beckons us O:t:l to la:r:g.er
years. has' refused-- o, pieach lioliiie ss- capacity . of which' is four times as conquests. c. P. LANPHER . .
(because it was . not popular), . l:;t.st great as that of the old tabernacle. .JI _,. .JI
Sunday night was filled with the Holy In this arid other ways we are deter- FROM SISTER ANNA MeCRA Y JOHNSON.
Ghost, artd after lying prostrate on mined to make an impression ori the
the floor for some .. time, rose to his . community and cause . a stream .of. . To the ''Nazarenes which are scat-
feet an
-d sai"d.he w .. ou . ld gladly preach tered abroad, It has been
salvation to flow up on that part o.f the t t b.l . th t
l.nliness, Halle.l. UJah ' . . I. t -' . no trouble 9 me a grea . essmg urmg e pas
U,v City in Which We_ are lo.Cated. . k t' b . . t d t .d .
for People
-to- preach: It, if they once wee ' o em a mee mg con uc e . . .
. The total cost of our new church b B R th
get the expe
.ri"ence. Y our ro. u .
building, including. the lot and furnish- Th p t t 1 Ch h f th N ..
Brother Cornell preaches the Gos- e en ecos a urc o - e az-
. lngs, will be about $10,000. The . was organized six
pel so plainly that a -child can under..: . building is well arranged; commodious - - . . .
Stand. We
are praising. God for o_tir months ago with twenty-one mem- .
and thoroughly adapted in every way b .. th _. b b t t
Pastor, Whose Whole ambi
.tion Is to' . ers; ey now num era ou mne y.
to the necessities of our WOJ.:k. . ld . . 1 f h
win souls for the Master. . Dr. Bresee to you re<:ent y o . t e
Sunday School; under the lead- .- ;,c . A. GIR:VIN. purchase of . a church home. Well
ership of Prof. and his efficient ECHOES OF THE NEW ENGLAND DIS- . . __ set . f_or . making
cp-workers, is gaining ground spirit- TRICT ASSEMBLY. OUr free-Wlll offermg, needed
ually and in numbers. Last Sunday . The reports of this "llleeting have $1250. In the aft_:rnoon (with about
--276-wer-e-:present. W-e are- convinced- been. (ietailed-in- both-our--:pa pers,-and _200_present
that hoiiness is the . blessing that yet it is impossible with c_old to told the desired and
---win - . F. :
. . $. $. giory that rested on this gathering . on he" table their offermg and
. TH;E .CHURCH AT BERKELEY. from first to last. There was not a shouted. After the rnarch, some of
On Wednesday evening, May 27, we jar nor discordant -note that we heard brothers went into._ the study to
held our first prayer-meeting in the in the_ deliberations of the Assembly, count the money. We soon heard
. ne-w-building. Sixty-eight of us gath- "n_th.e.llining,_:ro_Qm_or and knew they had.'''the_:__
ered for the last time in the old taber- are not surprised that Ruth was cap- desired Bro. James reportea
nacle. We sang, "I will praise Him," tivated with God's true people, and . the offering $1?97. There we11t up a
and,. "It is good to be here." Bro; cast in her lot with them. shout, such as true Nazarenes on such
H. 0. Wiley then pronounced the ben- The Assembly - gathering made . a can give. At riight Bro . .
ediction and we marched from the old good impression on our people, James reported having some _money
place o:t; worship to the new one, sing- . various words of surprise were heard in envelopes . _which had been . over-
ing as we went, "We are Marching to from the outside regarding the exten- looked, swelli_rrg the amount to$1343,
Zion." Eighty-three were present at siveness of the meeting. Ollr dining- Bro. Ruth proposed IJl_aking. it
the prayer-meeting service in the new room was a sight, some meals $15QO, . . will give $5 ?"
building. Among them were . Rev. we had 250 happy, holy and hungry In about ten mmutes they had $1520,
w. -Rogers and Rev. P. G. Lina- people to o ur church enjoyed and .more to follow. . .
. we3:ver, former pastors of the the presence of t}:le crowd very much, . I hearmg Bro.
Bro. Hrhodes and Bro. "Welts were also . and everything moved like clockwork. James say; Johnson, I would
present. The service was very.inspir- in the dining-room, kitchen and else:..- . rather have that httle ch_urch where
!ng and God manifested Hfmself in a . where & h()liness can be preached without let
. graciouf?. way. . ' liThe finances of the . meeting were .. . ()r hindrance, w he:t:e people get
. On Sunday we held all our services splendidly cared for, and-there-were to God and get sanctified, than -. have
in the new The - attend- sorrie baskets left over after -the mul- a $5000 home of my own; I mean that'
arice at the Sunday-School -was 'the . titude was fed; . . . from the depth-of my soul," is-it any
on eighty:one 'being . .Dr. Bresee was a great blessing to wonder God honored such devotion?
present;and there were large congre- all. He had just the right counsel at Br<:>. and Sister James labored
gations at the othe:r services ... Several the right time. ; He not only unfolded and prayed for years for this thinl-
Ttimes juring the day the Lord, poured the doctrin; 9f. -full. s'alvafiori in a "holiness churc_h. , -- I wish. I
June 11,.1908] Naz"(.,:fene Mes8engel- 5
space to mention every one of the tion to this kind of work; but do ..not No one can.succeed unless they first
heroic little. band. .They surely find a fielttvfor their labor. We desire try. Will.you try it? Not for fun or
believe Phil." 4:19. Bro. Bromley, the to get in communication with all such for profit merely, but tp see if you'
is .a very sweet Chris,. .. persons .we may find. It is not nee- may .. not in this way glorify your-Lord
tiari. They all love him and his essary .that one think of giving all and help to save the young.
precious wife. Knowing the people their time to this kind of work, but . Then stories of travel or
as I do, and that. of the wage may do it. succeasfully Jn connect.ion are also go
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d, Whi_le we will loolt
earners have been out of employment", with any other calling. well to. the spiritual work .and to the
I think the offeri:ng very The stories we want arenarratives personal salvation departmentS, we
It inspires me to greater faith and of real people who struggle to con- must have a good quantity of other
larger asking. Bro. Ruth's meetings adversity . . 9PP9Sition in . reading such. we are
were.very helpful, uplifting and sue- efforts to serve God; to gain Christian for; and as the stream cannot rise
cessful, seekers at every meeting, all education, to. be faithful in home higher thanits fountain, we tum to
ge"t'ting what they .. came for. The life, business, or as workers for God'"s pure Christian men and women . "for
meetings were growing in interest kingdom. our stories.
and numbers; sorry Bro. Ruth could The commonest kind of folks have . Write tis for further information.
not remain 'ionger, but he . promised experiences in their lives which-would . NAZAREN.E PuBLISHING Co: ..
to be with us next fall for a longer make helpful and interesting stories 730 s p d s Lo
time, the Lord willing. Love to all for young people, if only a re-ady an e ro t... s Angel.es, Cal.
the dear ones at "home. " mind .and pen are found to give them
ANNA McCRA.Y JOHNSON; to the world.
SPffllTUAL INSPffllNG REFRESHING
,Jif . We want some stories ... lengthy THE NEW BOOK:-
COLUMBUS, OHIO. . enough to make from two to five
Apples
Or, Words Fitly
We had a blessed day of victory in chapters or installments to be -con.;
the Lord yesterday, with two at the tinued in . several papers. Then we
altar at the Lithopolis appointinent at want good short ones from one to
night . . We have a .. band of spiritual three columns iti length. WhUe we
hearers at this place.. We .. nave - cannot pay-large sums for this work, Being a Conpilation of the brief
arranged. for several "tent meetings we expect to p ay a fair price Heart.Messf :es which have appeared the
first page of the MESSENGER during the paet
this summer .in" connection . with our" hope thereby to be abre to help some two years. . . .
. partoral work . . expect :to push who are educating themselves or fit- BY REV. R.
the battle for soU,ls .. - A. R. WELCH. ting. for the Lord's work. .
_,. .:11 First w.e want to find a goodly 240 pages, paper. With portrait, alld
STO.RY WRITERS WANTED. number who would make a trial at Introduction by Dr. Bresee.
"W_e to....:... _the work, .:..and we will give a cash Price 25c, 'by mail30c; in.lots of10$2.
l?egm the publicatiOn of a Hohness _ prize for.. the best, . a!ld;.. .thir:d. . In cloth, 60 cents.
Sun!lay School We _long best and a fair price for all' others . Address . "R. :P., " -
felt that the Sunday School papers that we can use. 730San Pedro St. , Los Angeles; Cal.
enough
nite teachings on personal salvation.
We fully realize that a children's c M. tJ g ' .
paper cannot be a grown-folks' paper, . .. am ee n
- bu-t- must- be- suited-to-the needs
children. We are giving especial
. attention to the qu,estion, and study
. . the field with a view to determine
just whafls needed, and. then we will
bend our energies to fill the need.
We ar8<lrPublishing the . Pentecostal
Sunday St!hool literature and need a
weekly SundaY-. School paper to
it. We expect to publish
an paper which
Holiness people everywhere can take
into their homes-and. Sunday Schools .
and feel that it will be another
agency to help save and train their
children. We ate under the necessity
of finding a goodly number of persons
who will write stories for the young,
both. for boys and.girls. Surely there
is enough sanctified .talent for tllis
work, i( we can only find and enlist.
it.
. believe'that inany persons-have
. the qualifications for and the inclina-
The Second Annual Camp-Meeting
OF THE
SAN FRAN:CISQO DIST-RICT
QF THE--._ -;,, ..
Churchof the Nazarene
will be. held in Beulah Park, East Oakland, Cal.,
.. . J 1 to 12,
SPECIAL WOR[(ERS:
REV. P. F. BRESEE, Gen.eral Supt.; Los Angeles, Cal ..
REV. H. F . . JlEYNOLDS, General .Supt. , Haverhill, Mass.
REV. W. C. WILSON, Upland, Cal. . . ..
REV. MARTHA E. CURRY, Stoneham, .Mass. -
THE THIRD ANNUAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY
will be held the forenoons of Jul.f.8 to 10.
' Restauran.t on the grounds, Arrangements will be made for lodging by
. the night or fd'r the entire season at reasonable rates. Tents and furnitut:e
can be rented for the season. Order early. . .- -
Further information be had by seeipg' or wTitirig to;_
. REV. H. 0. WILEY, Sec'y, 1816 Derby St., Berkeley, Cal.
or REV. P. G. LINAWEAYER, District Sq.perintenderit,
1016 .Tenth Street, Oakland, Cal
Nazarene Messentier
Nazarene
Messen_ger . 1908. Here we had the -plQasure -of
meeting two brethren from
=================== Ohio, who were. representative men
- EDITORS:
. P. F.' Bresee, Editor
- R. Pierce, . 0/lice Editor
C ... J . Kinne,' .- Asst. Editor and BUll. Mgr.
SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS:
E. A. Giruin P. 'G. Linaweauer C. E; Cornell
J. P. Coleman J. B. Creighton laaiah Reid
. H. D. Brown J. W. Goodwin W. C._ Wiloon
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How TO' REMIT- Remit by Money Order or Bank.
of a church in that which
desired, and -for whom - they were
endeavoring to arrange its transfer
to the Pentecostal Church of the
Nazarene. 'These gentlemen are
leading citizens of that city and
deeply interested in its spiritual
fare, and we trust that no insuperable
barrier may be found to the carrying
out of their wishes in the matter of
the church's transfer.
We had the pleasure }!ere of dinner
with our friends, -those princes of
entertainers, Bro. and Sister Bohart .
They, with many other of the Chi-
_- cago people hope to be at the General
Assembly _at Pilot Point, Texas, iri
October.:...
'[June it 1908
' 'influence of the great . man . whose
name it . . It is situated .in a fine
country and is surrounded bY. rich
farming and fruit lands, which are.
being rapidly increased by n.ew sys-
tems of irrigation. One of its il}.any
. attractions. is t'hat it no saloons-
as I understandthey are precluded in
. the titles.of property. There are few
to a pl;1ce inore potent to
the better class of people than the
absence of this so prevalent curse.
BOULDER, COLO .
A three-hours' ride =by lhe way
calied "around the horn, " 'brought us
to Boulder, a city of near 2(),000 peo-
ple. .The pastor of . our church here, :
Rev :c. 0; Bancroft; met us and took
us through the .beautiful campus of
the State University to the hospifabie
home of Rev. n .. C; Neisler and from
Draft; payable .to '
. . . NAZARENE PUBLISHING
GREELEY, coLo. _-there to the house of the Lord for the
. morning we left for.the . eveping .. service . . Here found a . -
Rocky Mountains over the North- house full of people, and a season of
western Railway, and the next day blessing w'as enjoyed as the work of .
in the afternoon were at Greeley, the church was -presented, the word
Col6;, whiCh to :us- is-another home,.-/ preached, and the people waited to -.
place, because -floats: the banner pray. The pioneer and-spiritualfather
of th'e Church to the work of which ; of this church, Rev . . Anios Heath,
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790 SAN PEDRO ST. LOS ANGELES.-- CAL.
Tel. Broadwau 4831 Home F2676
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ITINERARY. our Lord has called us . . We met . Jives. in the immediate vicinity of the
Even the minutest things which at the depot by Revs. J . W. King church, where we found a of
pertain to the upbuilding of the and L. E. Berger, ._pastors .of our . real rest -and fe'Ilowship. A few such .
Kingdom are important. Thus we Church here. - were royally families as these salt a community.
are made bold to tell our friends of en.tertained at tl:le residence of Bro. Bro. and Sister Bancroft and Sister
this ever going on from place to and Sister Monson, and. had a pre- Della Heath-who is . a!s9.., a most
place, to. feed or in any possible way cious . meeting_at._night, when the . promising Christian worker:._ hope to
strengthen the flock of Christ. The - church was filled with . an expectant be in the. Deets Pacific Bible College
Pittsburg District Assembly having audience, and the blessing of God next year. This Mountain
closed on Sunday night, we were off was upon us.. The Church here was District'' is prolific of promising yqung
before.day on. Monday morning that organized by Bro. King about a year men and. women who, with the gar-
we might make a . detour by the._way, and a half ago. He w.as a Congrega- nering . of a real Pentecostal
and spend- an even)ng. with the tionalist minister,! .who having .. cpme- Ghurch, and the .culturing influence
Church at Troy, Ohio . . .' Representa- into the experience of holiness, of a school filled with holy flame, may
tives of the Church here had sought a place where he might preach -tbe gospei to the end<;; of the
especially desired that both the mem- preach it, and way whereby it earth.
bers of the Church and others : might might be promulgated, which led to
be told in reference to thE! origin, the organization of this church,.
work and spirit of the Pentecostal They first had a tent, which with its
Church of the Nazarene. furniture was burned, entailing a loss
DENVER.
- We had a good hearing in this nice of $500, but they found shelter in
church, anda'h enthusiastic meeting, . a which w-as proffered
at which both Bro. . Reynolds and them . qntil they could build ..
myself. spoke. Afterwards we took They have a . good church - built
the . trolley car for :Piqua-, where we of cement blocks or artificial
. - got the midnight' train for Chicago. stone, nicely furn_ished and accommo-
'ruesday . was spent. in that city, .. dating a good congregation . . Brother
mostly at the residence of our excel- King's health not being good, -Brother
.lent pastor, Rev: C: E: Cornell, where Bergerwas secured as associate pas-
met by arrangement Rev. T. ij:. tor, He iS:ari earnest and gifted man
Agnew, District Superintendent, and .arid takes the brunt of the. labor, but
otbers, to arrange and plan . for the the people are much attached to .. Bro.
work, in reference to the King and . desirous of holdJng_ on. to
"'. Saturday forenoon finds us in this
great city of the mountains. It is '
indeed a beautiful, optimistic, enthu-
siastic city of . 200,000 people; with
fine streets, great blocks, and magnifi-
cent public: buildings. They are just
finishing a great Auditorium whiClds
to seat 12,000 people. They are hur-
rying its completion for the N:ational .
Democratic" Convention which meets -
here in july. all things may be
seemly, -the papers intimate .that they
elected a Democratic mayor, and let
the wards in the 1ower p!i.rt of the
city go wet, and yet there is a wail
iri some of the Democratic press be-
caust the itself is not to
be turned into . a dra111-shop. - The
here seems td"l-tave agreed upon
District Assembly o( the Chicago him as they may .be able. .
. . Central District;, which it was agreed .Gre'eley is a beautiful city of 12,000
shqula meet-...in. Chicago, October 1, inhabitants, founded through the
. .
a condemnation of yellow journalism, She was past age. It was a natural She did not believe because there was
or personal abuse, in the coming CaJI1- There was n"othing Isaac, but 'was because .
paign. How this wopld ___ t.nake some that could be "done." The only there was be one. . She . did not
pseudo pretenses .papers ground of. hope laid in the fact that refuse to believe because baac -t>vas
blush if their faces were not already God had said it. But because it -had not nestling in her arms, nor say, ."I
so dark and hard that it is to be feared been said, it was not yet true in fact . . wi_li not beli-eve until I seemy som,_, .
. that they willnevet lcnowagain what She could certainly 'State.:. Now can't.you see?. .. .
it is to a "blush mantle their . ment God made, yet while she did, 1. You who believe in sanctifies-
brows. . . she knew that which He had prom- tion and:-wm not believe what the
We wet:e met at the depot . ised was not realized. Faith that word of God _says! You say you
ers Martin and Bowes, .who conducted what God has said, He did actually _. :'don't feel any
us to . the Bowes; faihily : residel')ce, say, is not necessarily the same thing did Sara, but she judged Him
where the father and three sons reside. as the accomplishment . of what He .ful who promised._ . It js feeling :
A ten.;days' convention was has promised. !_She did believe.- God, that you have the blessingtllatmakes _
conducted by Bro. Martin unde'r the She did not yet have Isaac in her it yours, but faith in the word of .
auspices of the Colorado Holiness '!aking God's word f?r It was God, by which you , are sanctified: __
- Association. We .. .found that Bro. very satisfactory, but the JOy-was-a .. "Sanctified by faith"-Acts 2R:18.
Haney had been with them for two . joy of what was hoped for, not What Sara "because" she judged
or three days and had rendered most was then had . .. It . was the. joy of Him faithful, -not _because . she had:
efficient service. We were. under expectation or anticipation, and not received Isaac. Nor will it do to con-
promise tobe with them for' two the joy of_;, possession . . She "judged elude yoli have. it just because y.ou
We found that. the meeting was: in Him fait.hful who had promjsed." It believe, That terminates with the
successful progress, and. the two days :is not said she praised Go.d there was .believing . and stops . short of the
. were the audiences were a prattling boy in the she called . having. I can believe I am receiving, .
good, some of the tirrle much more Isaac. She may run with joy . but I cannot believe I have-- received,
than the hall could hold, and the altars ari-d told Abraham what God' had told for that would be knowledge and not
were filled with seekers .... ..:..an<Ltb...e___._her, a.nd rejQjced _much _because looks towards .
-- shouts . of. the. saved" filled the air.. counted. would make his words which is nut, but is to ItS wo.rk .
This mission has been carried on for trtre, but we know she did not carry is done that which is promised .
. soine time under the auspices of. the . -Isaac- to him in her arms. is come. .
Association, Bro. Alpin Bowes hav- - I am saying this to help some soul 2. There was a real gap between
ing p_een3or some time virtually a who is . in. trouble, or liable be, the time Sara believed, and the birth
pastor: The -people seem because in seeking sanctification they of Isaac. Being ' "on believing
to feel the need of a more complete have simply taken the joy of faith in ground." dg_es not always bring_an_
organization,- and many would have the word, in place -of their Isaac. We instantaneous blessing . . That it -does
been glad to have. had us organize a . cannot get'on without this faith, this oftentimes, is rio safe rule to conclude' :
--Pentecostal-Ghurch of for it is taking the dry that . it always does; --Sara kept on--
. but the meeting being . promise _when as we do so if( no ''Judging Him faithfuhvho had prom-
auspices it was not seemly to move in Isaac. It is by faith we are sancti- 'ised. That was a-ll she did. Real faith
the matter at this time, . but arrange- fied, . but faith "itself is never that . takes God at His word. and keeps-on
ments were made for a future meet- which we seek by the way of faith. "' taking Him. Isaac is a child of faith.
ing, where this can be attended to. A tried.:.f-aith is a good- kind. Noah
. We found here several persons who. "wltiwu.t this faith 'it is impossible had to keep in the ark-building busi-
had been saved at the. First Church, to please Him."- But the appropriat- ness 120 years before there ytas a
Los Angeles, s_ome of whom arestill ing faith is not Isaac. We can be . flood. You may get up from ,rour .
members there. Indeed we have happy in believing, a11d happy in a knees and . charge God fo9lishly
been to few places in this itinerary restfulness in faith, which is because your flood was. not on.hand
where we have not found some who in itself,"al)d yet is- not the "end" of as.soori' as you made your consecra-
have come into persot1al touch and our faith. The provision in a will of. tion.
been saved or by tqe ministry"of .. a that I am to share in. his 3. Sara to '"Him," not to :-.
that church. P. F. B. large estate .. brings. joy, but the for- her faith. How you have said,
' .- .- .JI . tune itself is a different thing. Sara "I do not have faith enough. " Yes.
SARAH'S FAITH.. -glad-but her glad- Well, you look in the wrong direction:
ISAIAH REID. ..ness was not the " end" of herfaith,. Faith.. and consecration , are the .
. "Because she judged Him faithful What did she believe? The word windows through you look for
had promised. " This point in of "She j tidged (the .. the blessing. It is not bigness or
the faith of Sarah evidently was not reckoning .of_faith) Him faithful that littleness of the so much as
- meant to be without special signifi- promised-." She couiite.d _that what the looking through them......: "Looki.ng
cfulce. The faith failure of tens of God said was true. She believed that unto Jesus." .
of seekers is "just at- this what.. God said true.' 4. Sara happy in
pass . . in experience. N<?tlce ihe believed that what He said He but that happiness was not. the
ground . of her victoriOl!S faith, do. .That what He had promised.- cherub in th4 ' . There is' a pre-
"Because she }udged Him though it w:as not yet -fulfilled, venient rest of faith, butit is the
who had promised." . "Because" would certainly . be ''because - He rest of Israel .over the Red Sea, _a,nd
-.pQintsto the- key .- for the situation. said so,'' There no Isaac yet . not of life the_Iancl. Over
:- --..
. s, .
the Red Sea was the :earnest of
Canaall:, .over Jordan was C.anaan.
Faith is ha!)pY because it is going' to
have, the blessing's happiness lies
in that it now is.
Lus Angeles and Vicinity
Nazarene. .Messenger_. _ . _
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at the tar, many of whom graciOuflly who lead- forth with great blessing
heard from heaven:. and unction and the Young People's
--l' . .- "" meeting ,was victorious. . The meet-
EARLY MORNING AND STREET MEET- ing on next Sabbath evening at 6:30
' INGS. . will lead by Mrs. A.M. Wood. All
Once more with glad and rejoicing are cordiaJly invited to otir services.
hearts we are permitted 'to report "" ;,a .-
joy and.:. -peace that : . .
_4T THE TABERNACLE flowed like a mighty river over our Notes and Personals
Those faithful souls who are wont waiting hearts at the eight o'Clock . ___ _
:... to_Q:Qen 'the. Tap_ernacJe ali-day servi- The fire -. IT is. exp,ected that, Dr, Bresee . wili
ces with prayer were early upon their the-upper-room-- and m the -oeliome for the 21st. He'
absence of our beloved teacher, a .. . . h
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knees seeking the Lord's "' blessing . d
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. d . b B G wiH surely receive a earty we come.
h h d d Th S b
message was e Ivere y ___ rQ,_ :_ eo. . - . , . --
upon t e preac e wor . e a - Franklin of the Bible College that the SABBATH was a d_ay
. bath School __ also wal? . a season of boys will need to pray over and profit adena, the Lord pourmg His
_instruction and blessing. . .. . by. At the street. meeting a serious upon the . .
At the 11 o'clock service Pastor
Whitcomb faced a lar ge audience of earnestness pr evailed . that held our THE Annual Meetmg of the Chicago
- . audience in deep meditation. It was Central is announced to be
. e:cpectant samts, and preached a gra- "d t d f It an awful burden held on Oct, 1, 1908 . . '
cwus sermon from Matt. 18:8 "And evi en an we e . . . . .
th J '
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, of souls, as we looked mto the faces . THE Text Wall Roll Is JUSt
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of men and women we knew the daily inspirer you need in your
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werehungryfor salvation. We put home. Send for ' one tothe Publish-
persons an eircums ances , m re a Ion . . . .
to the transfiguration scene. and then . our arms around them -and tried to . House.
w.ent on to show the of the to come to Jesus . . But READ the of the.Beu-
transfiguration, and what the disci- the devil them 0 ! would .Iah Park. Camp-Meetmg, Oakland,
pies may have but did t() smners might see Cal., on page 5, and make ...
not. :He show:ed, however, what blood-washed do . -see. de<;!ei:vmg . inents to go and ge_t _ a blessmg . . It
they did witness, which was "Jesus, . hell . . Let can- opens July 1.
only, " who is our only salvation, our not appear as representatives of Jesus BRo. and Sister Cagle of the HQli-
only ground of union, our-..9nly _peace, before these darkened street scenes, ness ... Church of Christ are ..
our only perfection, our only power, pray mu.ch that we .. may as a series of meetings at Upland in our
.and our only reward. true true messengers church there, and the saints. are
The afternoon Holiness meeting of our risen Christ. L. E. :R. expecting a great time:
was a gracious season; being led by -" "" . .)i BRO. VERNIE CLARK and Miss Ida
Sister Bothwell. : - ,. COMPTON AVK T. Rice were married. at
Company E and the Brotherhood of -Thursday-nigh Cat close of -p-rayet<- Wash. , June 2. Bro. Clark and bride
St. Stephen .held -a union meeting, meeting two young men came to the have gone to Everett; where they will
which was. addressetl by Rev. Robert altar. On Sabbath la.st Sister Armour have of our chur_ch.
Pierce. -He gave a most. interesting preached morning and night, to the THE Grand View Park Holiness
account of his rescue work in the edific-ation of the believers, and at Camp-Meeting will be held :on its
slums of New York, showhrg-h-ow-the both services conviction-was noticea- grounds, Haverhill, Mass., June 26 to -
grace of God avails for the vilest sin- ble on many of the congregation. July- 5. Rev. A. B. Riggs will have
ner. Bro. Pierce -spoke with much . Five souls Were at the altar during charge, and many other noted New
_Hber:ty and unction, and we all felt the day and- v. ;r. J. .Engl_and will assist.
inspired to pray and labor more for .... .... ....
these lost souls. THE GRAND AVE. CHURCH. BRO. W. C. WILSON of Upland goes
to Long Beach to supply the pulpit
The 7:30 Evangelistic service was Increasing interest, blessing and and look after the work there for a
another time of God's right-hand salvation were manifest at the ser- few weeks. Bro. Wilson first con-
power. .Bro. Whitcomb preaclied vices of the .Grand A venue Church on .duc.ted meetings which formed the
on ' 'Paul, the Pattern Saint, " taking Sabbath last. More new scholars nucleus of this now liye church.
for his text 1 Tim. 1:16. After re- were present at the Sabbath School, ..
viewing the life, training and expe- and a splendid audience at the 11 a; . CUCAMONGA Church:is still e:pjoyin"g
rience {jf the Apostle Paul, he held m. and 7:30 . p. m. services. Rev. the revival spirit, last Sabbath being
.l!im.iip as ... a to preached at the a very gracious day. Next Sabbath
follow-1, as a Pattern s6'owing the . service from Matt. 5:48, "Be . ye . they will observe the , sacrAment of
long-'suffefing of God;. 2; a Pattern in there:(ore perfect, even as your .the Lord's Supper, al)d in the after-
his conve,raion and spiritual qualifica- .Father in heaven is perfect," and at _ noon . there will be . two candidates
tions; 3, a Pattern in his spirit -and night from 14:34, "What . is . by
chanicter; 4, a Pattel'n in the charac- sin?" At the altar call _four ladies JusT as the woJ;k at Santa Ana was
ter of his word; . and 5, a Pattern in forward as ... seekers for salva- beginning to 'go 'forward with aggres-
his methods and conditions of success. tion, and rejoiced._in their new found under the labors of ' Bro. G.
This strong sermon was followed b)>- joy . .. salvation-: This work ... is "'W. Glover, the new pastor, he and
a fervent appeal to the congregation marching on. The after:noon !, three of his children were taken down
.. and soon tl!-ere were thirteen seekers were in charge of . Bro. C. M. Ross, with small-pox and have been quaran-
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tined for the plst' -two weeks. - We-
hear that they are getting. along. nicely,
and the ' church services are being
blessed. . ., _ - --- _
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. -., <;:OITAGE FOR RENT. ___ _
FiveJRoom Modern Cottage, on Boyle
Heights, three blocks from two car lines;
good location !;lnd Fine .
DR. BRESl!lE goes this week to Seat-'
tle to dedicate our new church there,
under the_ pastorate of
and'\villlikely visit the work in the
northwest, - as well as preaching for
some days for the Seattle Church.
Rainfall is froni 40 to 50 inches each .,
year. The climate is delightful all
the .year round. . It is one of the most
favored spots in Mexico, and can be
made one ot the most attractive.
The first colonists will leave about
the middle" of December. Those who
go first naturally get most desir-
able locations, as well as the most -
favorable prices and terms.
For further fnformation, call or
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and an evangelist to get right into
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PRESIDE NT, REV. P. F . BRESEE, -p.D . .. VICE-PRESIDE NT. REV. ISAIAH RE ID. A. B .
PRINCIPAL, LEORA MARIS.
COLLEGE HISTORY.
. By the Pri.nci pal.
A
Dear friends, you certainly must
have all been . praying and praying
and praying for 'the ''College Family, "
for last week seemed one-of- the most
wonderful ever known here;
Monday's prayer-service closed with .
having our students who feel called
to Chin:a, .. India,- Japan, Egypt and
Mexico come and kneel together at
the and such an outpouring of
heavenly glory as came down upon us
when Prof. Reid led us in prayer for
them, a11d Tuesday also, as the ypung
peopie preathed their sermonettes,
the "windows .of heaven" openeq,
and we sang and laughed and wept
and shouted. Bro. and Sister Cagle
and others had come to hear, and re-
joiced and . shouted with _us, and
praised God that our young people
are learning to preach the ." WORD"-
Word of God.
But 'it was left for Sunday after-
the time Bro. Whitcomb was called God and His.Christ.
away, fi-ve were "over the. Jordan's - ---The HCollege have: Latin
tide. " "Yes, over-way and on their hearts anlf are praying, and
everybody understood his neighbor' s God has sent Bro. and Sister Cagle,
lal:lguage. It was . indeed the "Ian- who. would rejoice to "storm" the
guage of _ : . _ place in a revival if they.-
Together with these "showers of only had a TENT and SUPPORT. ..
' blessings" came also the proverbial At Family worship we had. a .'fon- .
_"grippe," which fastened upon so derful time of praying in faith, we
many, that one day seven were in Jts believe, for God to touch the heart of
grip, and its were in dan- some steward of His money to give
ger of proving serious, so after dinner usa tent for Latin, and all the
we gathered in the class-room again, . expenses of . thE:! revival. The power
.. where Prof. Reid, Hervey and of God 'came on us and there was
others prayed for seven of us, a:nd $3.25 as the '.'earnest money'' for the
Prof. Reid anointed us with oil in the Latin tent and revival: If any.one
name of the Lord for the healing of wants to win souls for Christ, and
our bodies, and we were not surprised receive double compound interest on
at evening w.orship, to hear -that, as their money in heaven, let them
Bro. Reid.said -there .should be:-that ina tent for Latin and send
there had be.en, in . several cases, "a Bro. and . Sister Cagle to hold the .
performance'' of those things prom- revival. - , .
ised. . We pray: that God will send it in a
"We ne\rer cease' to praise hurry' for we seem to need it in July, .
Him.,. as the College students could help in
Pray! PRAY!! PRAY!!_!. vacation then, and Bro. and. Sister
noon and today (lY.Ionday) to witness PREACHING AT LATIN.
Cagle go south again in August: .
the- Hand suddenly" - ";wd it filled We are all delighted that some of COMMENCEMENT.
all the-house" - " and there appeared" om College students are learning to Look fo.r the Week
- " and they were all filled" - you preach iri the services held at Latin. Program m next week s MESSENGER.
the story in Acts 2. But what..and where is Latin? . __ QeJ_rea_<h': to come. Don't miss the
Ten minutes after prayer-meeting . Latin is a suburb of Los Angeles '"Feast. "
' began, this . morning, Pentecost had on the Long Beach car line, that. the OUR PAYING AND PRAY!NG FRIENDS
opened upon us, and we called for ' 'College Family" pray and work for. For Prof. Reid, $6 from Bro. and
.Prof. Reid to come, .and then sent for Mr. Chas. W. Gr iffin, .oa member of Sister Wilden and $5 from two
our Pastor, Rev. A. L. Whitcomb, present gr-aduating- class,- by Dr.- f riends-;- . ------
his solemn, searching altar-calls on Bresee's appointment is "Preacher For College expenses, from Bro.
Sunday nights at First Church had in charge." while Sisters Burke .. and Becker, $1; Bro. McFarland, $1; a
sent the arrow a eep in some hearts, Barnes, and Bro. Figg assist in . the f:riend, fifty cents; a former student,
and several new students and a few preaching and Sunday School, and $1 and a sack of fine new potatoes
who had been longer here, r ealized ' Bro. Scheidman and Sisters Stoner Bro. Clark and a sack of cab-
they had never been. "baptized with and Greene have assisted in the sing-: bage sent by Bro. Burner. God bless
the Holy Ghost." Judgment-day ing and praying. them.
honesty, and .God's It is a wonderful field .for Home Please pray for the $100 to
from had the work, Mission work . . Large numbers of print. the new C2llege , catalogues.
when Bro. Whitcomb and Bro. Reid people are there who need to be con- Amen and Amen .
.:.came they found nine at the altars; verted, and-a; great many children LATER-A check just came; . of
some. had already received forgiveness 1o be gather .ed into the Sunday $2.50 far the Latin tent.
and others had been . definitely hap- School, but there .is " No _SUPPORT." Pray, PRAY, PRAY.
tized with the Holy Ghost," so they Bro. fuiffin, like - "Paul of old,"
knew it for themse1Ves; and so every- wor.ks at his trade to support' himsE!u BOOKS-
body else in tl:te house seemed to and family. worksuntil midnight
know it too. Such shouts and prayers every Saturday night, and is -up Sun-:.
_, and holy laughter and of joy. day morn1ng in . time to go from
With the wise and ca:reful altar- Pasa.dena: to Latin arid. superintend
of Bro . . WhitcClmb, the coun- his Sunday School and ,li9ld two
sel and persuasion of Bro. Reid, al'ld preaching services during the . day,
the persistent " !-will-not-be-denied" reaching home Sunday night again
prayers of teachers and students, by . about midnight, and sometimes helps
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REV. ISAIAH REID
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Our Young-People--
W,HAT_ARE_ YOU GOOD .F9R?
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HAT are you good for-little hands?
To do each day the Lord's commands.
What are your feet for-busy feet?
To run on errands true 11nd fleet.
.What are your lips for- rosy sweet?
.To speak kind words to all I meet.
What are your eyes for-starry bright?
To be the:mirrors of God's light.

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BIBLE BEES.
T
HE "Bees of the Bible" are very
numerous. They never sing;
They yield a great deal of honey;
their honey never cloys. - Here are
specimens:
' ' Be y.e kindly affe.ctioned one to
another."
. "Be sober, and watch unto prayer."
' 'Be con.tent with such things as ye
have ''
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"Be strong in the Lord."
"Be courteous."
"Be not wise in yourown conceits."
' 'Be not u.nmindful to entertain
strangers."
''Be not children in
in.g."
''Be followers of God as dear
children.''
... ... ...
WHAT MAKES A BOY POPULAR?
lWzzarepe ,.
ought to be pitted, putting . on a sad
or pensive or distressed air-what is
this but a kind of falling in love with
cqddlirig -it, making it one's
companion? A hundred times
better is it to remember that misery
is not the soul's true inheritance; and
to resolve not to be overcome;. then
to turn the attention to duties, to find
the blessings one has. Nothing is
lost and much i s gained by trying to
be brave and triumphant, to keep
one's misery of other's sight . and'
out of toq,__conspicuous a place in one's
own sight. The little vexations, even
the greater ones, are like some other
things; if kept in the dark they lose
their strength. It .has been said of
one whose life is long-drawn-out
_suffering: "He' his woes up
into fun." That's a masterful way
of treating one's woes-worth trying.
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The Sunday School Lesson.
BY ISAIAH REID.
June 21, 1908
Review--Reading Lesson.
1 Cor. 15:1-20.
GOLDEN TEXT-But these are written ,
that ye mi ght believe that Jesus is th-e
Christ, ... the Son of God; and that believ-
ing ye might have life through His name.
-John 20:81.
DAILY READINGS.
Mon., .June 15, .John 10:111. Tues.,
.John 11: 32-!4. Wed., .John 12:111. Thu.,
J ohn I8: 1-27. Fri., John 19:28-42. Sat.,
J ohn 20:1-18. Sun .. John 20:19-31.
W
HAT makes a boy popular?
Surely I
.t Is manli'ness. Duri' ng Suggestive N:otes and Comments.
Note.:--As a rule, a revi ew by the whole
the war how many schools and col- school is not a success. : Better have the
leges followe.!i popular boys? .ThesE,! ordinary program, reading the above Jesson
which sums up, or closes, briefly, th.e life
young leaders were the manly boys of Jesus after the resurrection. In the
whose hearts could be trusted. The ordinary school the actual study by the
pupils is so defi cient that n review in
boy who respects his mother has . the proper sense of the word is impo>!sible.
l eadership in him. The boy who is The teaehr can do but little else than
gj_ye_ a _t nlk touching the subject .of each
careful nf his sister is- a knight. The Jesson, aiming to f asten at least that much
boy who will never violate his word, in the mind of the pupil.
d h
'II 1 d h' h t h ' LESSON 1. "Jesus the only Savior."
an W o. WI P e ge IS onor O IS - Place, J erusalem. J esus the good Shep-
OWn hurt and change not, .:will have herd- Door. Porter. Fold. Thieves and
the confidence of. -his friends; . The Robbers. Sheep hear, know and f ollow the
shepherd.
boy who will never hurt the feelings LESSON 2. "The Raising or Lazarus. "
of anyone will one day find- himself Place, Bethany. Persons, Lazarus, J esus,
Possessi
n"g all sy. mpathy. If you - Martha, Mary, disciples; .Tews, mourners ..
sick and died. Doctrine of resurrection.
wi:mt to be a popular boy, be too "Conic forth. " "Bound hand and foot."
manly and generous and unselfish to ''Loose him, and let him go.''
LESSON 3. ,'Jesus Anointed.' Place,
se ek to be i be . the_ soul of Bethany. Honse .Of Simon the leper. Feast
honor; love others better than your- for J esus and his disciples. Lazarus there.
self, and peo_ple will -give you their Mary nnoints_Jcsus ' feet .
LESSON 4. ' Jesus Teaches HUDlility.
hearts, and try to make you Place, an upper room in J erusalem. Dis-
This is whaf makes a boy popular.- ciplcs had been canvassing who shoul d bo
the grcntcst. He .shows them how the
The Presbyterian. humbl e are. the grcatest . Peter objects be-
.tl .tl .tl cause he docs not understand. But wit h
IN LOVE WITH MISERY. cxplnnatio\l completely
"B. E careful that you do not fall LESSON 5. " Our Many Mansions. "
Place, .Jerusal em. Jesus talks with his
in love with misery, daugh- 'disciples and comforts and explains. He
ter," warned a wise mother. Think- . promises a mnnsion home in hcaven, which
ing how miserable one is because of a he himself goes to prepare.
LESSON 6. "Mission and .work or the
trial or a. disai_:)POintment, how one Holy Ghost. " Place, Jerusalem. Jesus
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., promised tJ!em a Comforter to abide with
them always. The Holy Spirit would .re'
prove the world of sin, righteousness and
judgment. He took this great .bP.rd.cn off
them. He was also to guide them into all
truth, to to them the truth he had
heard, to show them to come, to
glorify J csus, receive from .Jesus and show
to them.
LESSON 7. ' ' Jesus Betrayed and De-
nied. ' Place, Gethsemane, office of
Ciliaphas. Middle of the night. Judas
accomplishes t he devil ' s work. J esus ar-
rested and remanded to an unlawful and
mock trial. Condemned and sent to Gal-
. vary.
: 8 . . "The Cru!!iftxion.,'.' Place,
-;-Caltvaty.- The cirt!utnstances: : 'rhe awful
day. The dying cry. The meaning of his
death. The. atonement. A real death . .
LESSON 9. ' 'The Burial. '' 'I' he gar-
den. The new tomb. The Roman guard
and the. scaled stone. -ary Magdalene.
The gardener. other women. .F'eter and .
.Tohn. Who saw him first 1 His first word.
What the angels said.
LESSON 10. '' Proofs That He Was
Alive." X o body there. The angels tes-
timony. :Mary's testimony. J esus shows
Thomas his hands and side. Other proofs .
LESSON 11. ''Jesus Again at Galilee.''
Going. a fishing. J esus comes after a frui t-
less night 's work; tells them how to fish,
\yor.l<.s a miracle, get s them a breakfast,
and then resto.rcs Pet er and recommissions
him.
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