"The Blood of JuUII Chr;.t !I" CleatuJeth Uti. FrOm. _.., Sin.

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Vol. XII.
Los Angeles, May 7, 1908.
No. 45
... . search Me, 0
And Kno,.r_ My J!eart

. Gpo is too wise to will us things. that we do not need;
and all He wills us we can have.
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The. Soul's
_itation and honest heart-searching .. W.a,.get
.r..ea.l h.u.ng.,ey fQr a divine. meal....:and then with..faith let..ns
come to .the gospel :(e.ast arid partake more fully of the
divine provisions, and we shall
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Agrow "Come
and dine." R. P.

"'?IE . have no record that Jesus ever spake with
"Tongues," yet surely He was baptized with the Holy
-Ghost.
Goo's workshop is in the human soul. It is there.
where He carries on His gracious work, silently but thor- . The Severings of Sin.
oughly, 1,1nless we hinder. He does not need to be .asked THERE can be no dallying. with sin. There can be no
to do it; it is' his as soon . as He gets possession; safety f9r :the-soul ti.ntilit .once and 'forever takes an atti- ::
to begin the souPs developmi:mt, and carry .it on "unto tude of cut off from
perfection." The more submissive we a.re, the sin, or sin w_ill cut us off from God. There is an
and grander He does the work . . He has one _pattern .cilable hatred the two-sin is the "abominable
always before Him, and He will not be satisfied until He . . thing which God Sin is. just as deadly to the
finds the Christ-life p.erfectly :unfolded in us. His great . soul, and cuts it off from God as quickly .as God .. can for.,. .
(!OI1c.ern is that hidden life witlrin-iR its adoring give sin and. liberate the sinner. There is oriJy one :_ real
fellowship and communing with its Lord-shall not know battle on in this world, and. that is between God and the
tne touch or darkness of sin, but shall ever thrill with the Devil, between sin and righteousness. There can only
joy of purity and life. He knows best what He can make be (IDe outcome to the battle. Sin seems in days to
or'us and do wrth us; arid if He has full controlof us, He have control.:_even many of GOd's children ha"iiing given
will ''work in us to will and to do of His own good pleas- up the fight in despair-but the man who wants to come
lire," and surely make of us a "vessel of honor" unto . oq.t on the winning side will get on God's side.. Thank
Himself . . Oh.the glory of having nothing to do but the God we can completely and forever severed from sin
will o.f God, and nothing to be except just what He .wants and _ _tg_ God __ _ilj_ preciQus bloo_d. __ The
us to be. Oh for a deeper year ni'ng for thfs blessed life, only safety from sm. is the a1tituacGo<rta'Kes toward it-
"hid with Christ in God." R. p, an intense hatred of it. Come brother, dedde today.
X You must either say goodby to sin or goodby to God.
BROTHERS, don't be concerned when others laugh at Which is it to be? R. P.
y911, if you know that Jesus laughs with you. X
CHRIST's life for us is the Divine merit, and His life i.n
us is power.
"As Much as They Would.''
REPENTANCE will make you quit sinning, orsinnjngwill
make you quit repenting.
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Inspiration and Aspiration.
GoD has in His mind, work and will done everything
THIS is the measure. of .all men in divine things. possible to draw out the best in men riot only, but He does
While it revea1s the inexhaustible provisions of for ' it by spowing them the best in Himself and by holding
man, it also free agency to accept those out to them the best that they can desire. Godis Himself
provisions to a greater or less extent. These words are- the great center of inspiration. Let a' soul get a real
recorded in reference to the feeding uf the five vision of the divine, and it sees in Him. all that it needs.
with the -five loaves and two fishes. There might --have -This produces an aspiration-in the heart; and it sprEads
been fifty thousand, yet "the supply y;mild have been . out its. longings and desires toward the s.ource that
ample for all to have "as much as they would." There inspired them. It is then that the soul .can no more do
. is that some very hungry ones enjoyed a gocd .. witnout God than the "hart" can do without the "water
' :square meal" of. divine providing, while fastid- "brotiks. " Inspiration is the magnet of God, and aspiration .
ious and critical, would examine the bill of fare. and eat - is the answer of the yielding soul. The two must meet ro
spar ingly. .But there "enough for one and enough be-satisfied. T'here .. is the divine loving heart of a holy
for all,"' and they all had "as much as they would." How .. a,nd God longing forman, and doing its best to
marvelously God provides and how meagrely we partake. draw him, and there is
How' we ought to be "fat and flourishing" instead of . "Away down in the J:luman heart' ' . . . ... . . .
being lean 'in spii.-ituaJ things. The troup)e is not so much something that responds to Him, and is not satisfi.ed until
with the table lqaded with good things, but with our it gets to Him. Praise God that He has what we need,
appetites. Let us take a good d6se of prayer tonic, med- and we can have it. R. P.
tr;b-u .. t' e'd _A 'rt'zcl' e:s' ient saints: (Heb. 10:16, 17:)., artd lt is . among the Israelites to give a tenth_

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'"' "' utterly selftsh and in no sense yield- Qf theil' pl'ost>erity. 'St. Paul super-
ing to Go.d. sedes by saying,- ''Eve:ry man
AN IDLE TALE. , .
When an idle tale isto.ld you
Of some one that's gone astray,
-Gf-:-same--ane-who...was.-x:espected.
That now treads. the downward way,
Do not judge, or tell the story,
Let your e ars hear not a sound,
But as Jesus did when with us,
--write' in alienee ori the grouna;--.
Every repeate_d, _
.Like a rolling snow-ball gl;'ows;
Every one adds just a letter;
Friends may pass it on to foes.
It was bad enough when started,
No.w it -scarcely has a bound;
Better all were deaf to scandal;
Write in silence on the ground . .
If you find a man has fallen,
Gep,tly take him by the hand,
.Christians. recognize a law. This according as he purposeth in his
is often called the moral law. Moral- heart, so let him give; not grudgingly
ists esteem this in so far as it relates or of for God loveth a
toctvrllaw, embracmg moral require- . -1-GQ::r;.
ments. But they do not obey the lawof bberty because we adm1re to
moral requirements which we owe to use it for righteousness ,sake.
God and to Jesus Christ. Christian - Beebe. Ark.
not bitili -u.DQD COnViC- .-- -.--
-tions of_ self-interE:!st. They -6Uifd- CAUSE, PREVEN110N
-their integrity upon.-,.t;he inspirations AND CURE.
of divine love; fulfilling their obed- E. o. HINCHMAN.
ience. to God in all His moral require- There is a serious disease abroad in
.. Said St. Paul, ''Love is the.
fulfliling of the law. ',J
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o. the religious world that. is difficu-lt to
. cure, not because the:re is not an all-
Brush the eaitli stains from his garmepts, .
Love will be a self-sacrifice rather sufficient remedy, but it is difficult to
than to offend. Love constitutes a make the patient realize his conditio'n
child of grace (Rom.- 5:5), and . God or to take the remedy when he does
has ordered therefore that "faith is it. _. lt _is Isms. ' It
:reckoned. .. : for .. in springs largely from an anremiac.cqn-
human .failings (Rom. '4: 5, s; -When religious experience .ca\:Med
the affections of t_he soul are per- by the clogging of the channels of
Po ,not stop-to reprimand;
Close yoiJ.f. eyes uponnis-eYror;
men may drag down,
. Seal your lips when others question; .
. Write in silence on the ground. -$el.
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fected in lo.ve for righteousness and grace by passive resistance to the will
holiness, the heart qoes not trouble of God. -
. THE LAW. with fear for it readily responds to . The-first symptom of the disease is
G; w: BUGH. all the . knowh wishes . of-. God. It discontent, . followed .. :.by a perverted
"Whoso looketh into the becomes as to obey the moral appetite accompanied by "strong -
law _of .. liberty, and continueth lavv of God as it is the trend of a delusions: " Soon an abnormal growth
.therein, he . being not a _forgetful sinner to follow sin and the world. or :t:eligious tumor begins to appear.
hearer, but a doer of the work, this St. Paul wrote, "Thelaw is not made - These"-take various forms; sometiriies
shall be blessed his deed." fo:r a rightepus man, but for the law- it takes the of a tha.
- Jas. 1:25. less disobedient." 1 Tim. everybody ought to be healed by
St. James was. a Jew and generally The.;Ighteo?s _does every thmg divine fiat, that a miracle should be
-=held to-::=:the . ....:Mosaic-Jaw .=EY-eiL.this

_and_. all - wrought- in- ever.;y it- is-

his epistle was not written for Gen- . n.eeos lS a rule ror m tongues, or fire, or power :-or the
tile converts, but ''to the twelve rJghte_ousness _to nght. . The ting of a date for the advent of . the
tribes," verse 1. He was not as free :. IS true respect t?. a hfe of millennium, Saturdarianism, and num-
.from the old -ceremonial lawas was ... The h?
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Y m_an will o?serve erous other forms. This disease,
St. Paul. Yet he
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had learned that his vo_wf?. to Christ because he per- unless checked in its earliest stages,
there was a difference as he confesses feet m love. He has a gutde to has to run its course not as we have
in Acts 15:13-22. . . . assist him in the personal of said because there is not a remedy,
That the time had come when men . the Ho)y Ghost. Of course this does but because the patient refuses
were no more bound by what +'doses n?t mean that a soul may no_t betray ment.
wrote was clear to him; but yet he and _become. unrighteous, Some have laid a large part of the
had fears of lawlessness' whichwas fall m a JUSt and m holy love. blame for the condition of these
fruitful of much evil, so in our text Let us look at a few examples. The pat.ients upon their spiritual fathers
he calls attention to a law which he Jew uqqer thelaw could be a bigapl'" and mothers because of the lack of
was pleased to call "the perfect law ist and yet not be guilty of fornica- ' proper training and Spirit"ual food,
of liberty." Not a law that had no tion. TruEdove does not. suffer " this and while in some cases this may be
requirements, but he showed that by distress. against . .womankin.d. - The_ .so, yet we are led .to .believe. from _
a proper vision into its beauty and law of_ love teaches better things, and careful observation that it is largely
worth; by properly hearing its makes our moral convictions right. due to the patients' refusal or neglect
demands and continuing in obedience keeping .was a civil law as of much that they kn-ow to, be whole-
to its requirements, and that without - well as a --s ome-and-necessar y to a:Yformal
. forgetfulness, added, "This man shall for . the _Jews. ' The Gentile world . opment of their Spiritua.J bei'ng,
blessed- in "his deed." Lawle&s- never had such a law given them. .It because it was .not seasoned to their
ness is the heighth of folly. It is the was not embraced in-apostolic teach- taste.
robber of all and of religious ing. But love of right- Now as ... to preventive measures.
peace. It is justthe opposite of self- eousness have for centuries kept a .. Clean up! ' Quit with old
sacrificing_ love. It does not emb_race day, setting a sev'enth day apart from Dr. Suppression and Dr . . Do-better-
the will of God or_ the new covenant secular labor to 'sacred use,' and the . from-now-on, and . especially don't
the "Holy Ghost establishes in glory of God. call in Dr.
the hel:lr.ts of all of' -God's dear 9bed-. . it was a law of economy -;-.they only' the trouble .
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Nazarene Missen(/er . a.
Cliari up! .- all to God'; anc.l 3 . . why urge the church to receive Instea<l of .real live aggression there
from the altar of sacrifice :plunge into the baptism. of .the Holy Ghost if. this is stagnation and .. retrogressjon, ', a
the cleansing fountain. Let Jesus baptism is received in.conversion7 . courting of and tnarrYfrig t)le world,
dress you UP in the robes of righteous- 4 . . Why, if received at conversion, . lapsing back into Laodicean . nei-
ness, keep under the blood, and you and since, "Ye shall receive power,r tlier cold nor hot condition. : We can
.. will beforever imune. etc.; the sad lack of power? but the one and only thing to do
. There is but (me treatment for this 5. Why preach this baptism at all if ''Remember therefore from whence
disease. First, a large dose-of humil- it comes 'in conversion T Why not . thou art falfen, and repent, and do tlfe .
iation, self-administered; after that it rather call the church to r.epentance first works; or else I will coine unto
yields. readily to treatment,: and.get her converted and this hap- thee quickly, and will remove tbycan-
ance, faith ... and the -clea.nsirig blood tism without any preaching or urging? dlestick-out of...his- place, .. except-thoU-.-
-effecting=a=perieet=GUl'e.= - .- . .:.._ - . . . - - - tian8=and=repent. '' Re:'+'!. 2.:.0.-:o
To prevent a recurrence of this' diffi- then blame them for. not havfng the would prostrate herself hi the dustof
culty study the Word of God in prayer Holy Ghost if He comes when people humilitfand again raise the standaic:i
with all dilligence. are converted? God has set for her, anc:t-thus banish
.J/1 _. .- .., . BU:t I find that people are not hap- and for.ever settle this "lllost vital of
"NO . SECOND .BLESSING;" tized before thEl are born,.- nor when all Holiness witho:ut .which
P. G. LJNAWEAVER. they are born, but some time after no man shall see Him. Until
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she does
So _said a noted divine . they are born. this, well may she sing_._
addressing,' a . "Prayer Ctmference." oakland, . Cal. ,;Prone to wander; Lord, I feel it,
We listened to the learned man's con- . . .:11 . .:11 ../If Prone to leave the GOd 'f love; -.
. Here's my heart, 0 take and seal it,
fessionl!! of . the sins of the church, . EFFECT. f?eal it for thv eourts
heard as he lamented the sad state . . . T. . . . . ,. _;.........s_._
of the church. He seern.ed to mourn , Why is it there is so apostasy
because of the fearful lack of in the church of Christ today? Why OUR MISSIONARY .
ality and life in general. He. waxed such spiritual dearth and famine? A
eloquent as he told of . the heathen- dry, parched desert instead of a LETrERS FROM HOPE SCHOOL
. who had . been converted .. and. came .watered garden, _ In answer . to prayer the grace of .
together for prayer, and all prayed at .of.be,autiful, fragrant' flowers and the . God is being.abuiidantly suffici'ent for .
once, and how the poor heathen trav- sweet, luscious fruits of holiness. our trie9 missionaries in the 'work in
eled hundreds of miles to hear the General Wm. Booth. of the Salvation Calcutta, India. From latest accounts
Gospel and get sav.ed. And they got Army said the greatest .. cause of this sickness still exists in: the School and
saved and at once or at the same mo- .condition was a Christianity without girls' are
ment received the Holy Ghost. If a Christ in it; a form of godliness, but' The vjctorious death, by
was at this point he declared with denying the power thereof. To my of dear little "Jarmini," who was
some emphasis, ''No second blessing." mind we find the real cause lies .in the supported by Sister Ricketts of Chi-
Strange-t <>-say, he-urged- the-=-eii.ris- -
tians to get the baptism of the Holy spirit of higher criticism in univers- old, she saw Jesus and so d1clared
9host; said they it; declared ties and theological schools; the ten- three times before she passed away.
it was the lack in our day; and dency to eliminate the a privilege is ours to have a part
told what the church could . do "if .she from all hymns used in public wor- in winning these jewels for out Sav-
received this baptism. He took up ship, to sneer at and suppress personal ior's inheritance among the heathen.
the prayer of Jesus in John 17. Then testimony and holiness teaching, The workers need our .,. continual
. caine. the question, ''What .. did Jesus branding all such as being fanatics, prayers and sympathy. The expenses
pray for?" And the answer came; ,. cranks, etc.; even going so far as to of the work are much increased be-
l. That they shoulp. be kept from the ridicule the doctrine of hell fire, or cause of sickness. The . reports that
evil. 2. "Sanctify them,'.' etc. And ignoring it altogether, classing us as come from the friends and supporters
this meant that the church should be illiterate back numbers who are of Hope School show that th'e letters
s-eparated from the evils-the world, behind the .times. Weli, thank God, .receive'd 'from the widows and orphans
sinful practices; etc. -and be set apart we are . both tune and in line for have been a great encouragement to
to God's service. "No second bless- heaven'; and He has said the first shall faith and an inspiration to the mis-
1ng. '' But strange questions arise iri 'be last, and the last shall be first. So sionary spirit. The following is .. a
our inind: 1. How could they be kept we have the best of the bargah:c letter from "Berpulla, one of tJ:le mCJst -
from evil if they baa not been sepa- according to His . word. promising boys in the School. The
rated already? 2. Why .would Jesus Again, as Dr. Bresee puts it, the signs are that if he is spared, he will
. pray, "San.ctify them," if they were spirit of Bab-ylon of worldliness pte- _ become a .. devoted evangelist.
already thus set ap_art'l They were vailing in the church, producing alf" -:1\;frs. Avetoom's letter follows:
. already of the world" 6) . . : o_:f PJ;i_d_e
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They already "Thine" (ver. 9). emanating from carnality, .or natural -. Cor. !'!
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ssJonary' Board.
None of them were iost save Judas, depravity, or-inherited sin, . remaining'
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hence all saved (v. 12). The w:orld in the heart after conversion; neces:.. BEMULLA's LETTER.
hated them because they were not of sitating the second definite work of My very dear Mother: I am quite well, but
the world {verses 14, 16). And such divine grace, or entire sanctification . . Iwas syick in.Notvember. I_ am' !>rtayingbofkor .
k b
. . . . . you. ou sen me a mce .p1c o .
fol s are to e sanctified. But "No This state of affairs existmg. as W,hen'I saw it i was very happy. -You. put it
.second blessjng. it 4oes, what may we not expect? _into _my lady's hand [Mrs .. Avetoom'sl and :

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.. he'put.it into' mine. So we seem very near the church 'on Guer'r.ero street, which our church finances. was presented. lo
now. That book is your heart' s love sign. was well fiiled all day at each of the the congregatiori.with t}le stat-ement
We .are blest by God here. On prize .day I ""three services; a goodly humber of that we needed $150 for six
. got' two a blanket, . a scarf a . . months' r. en.t "'n our lo: t. ' The :._;,ai :n.ts
Bible, which I can now read. I like my-Bible new faces were present, for which we v . ...,
best because it is a spiritual gift . . I love to are glad, for they are learning .that re.sponded generously and . when . we
. read it. I began at Genesis on -New Year's we are in town and acknowledge we . counted our. tqtal offerings . Vf'e had
tne sp1nt of- Jesus among- us-. --$1-66 . ...
18, It ts about Abraham. No':" I wt.ll -g1Ve -0 d , t R C W Welts this battle for us.' ... w: GIRVIN.
yousome texts out of my new Btble. I can- ur ear pas or, ev. ' "'-. ::-,..
riot "talk: to you face to face here, but we will whom we. all much, and the ,more. . .Jl; . .
. do that in heaven. But I can write and givf so as we learn to know his family, BRO' .. __ _
_ you some texts in English . .. Matt:-- f an -e ffective sermon from
M 1 3 1 rh li tli If R
. a. : . ave.c osen . ese royse . ev. Ps. 34:6. greetings, and the of all.
31 n: 2bOe .caTushee dioosr at'dls_ rr:.yChome .aertl:n HLeohrdasJceosmil :_ se. Six s.ouls came_ to the altar, three of -
Since leaving sl'!n 'Diego some .t:wo ..
I 'don't want to iwe my heart. I whom were children, which was so . months ago, .it my privilege
'want you to make me -clean and live in my blessed in -true childish so-rrow and to hold three revival meetings, with
heart and keep Satan out . . I want to serve repentance and prayer. Pray much some victories, and I ,am glad to
you always." I want to love every one. for us that the true revival spirit, by
Pray for me, that I may. Excuse me for nqt h. h . I t all b from report that God has given salvation
writing before. May the Lord keep you. w IC s are. ac u Y orn all along the. line. Our first meeting
BEMULLA. above, may con.tmue. . at' Irwin Heights,' with Bro. H\lrri-.
My .Dear Friend: This letter was -writteh---: We- are - praying, . loo.king for . and ''phrey was indeed a precious- little
at -Bemulla's dictation. It is word for word expecting a great camp-meeting at meeting.' And I found a true . yoke.:.
what- he said_. hi Bengalee. l think it is a ,. Beulah Park this July, crowned with fellow in :Bro. Hump}!rey. _-We were
.. -wonderful letter from a little boy. . Do full salvation from .the. hand of God blessed togeth_ er in our calli_ng .among
not you think so? He lS very _clever, and best f . t t t . fi . h w tt' g
of all, he is such a good little fellow. Pray . rom s ar.
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.. ms . . e are ge, m the people, and were. ab1e _to get some
on for him, for your prayers are being m trim all the way round out to the meetings in this way and
answered. I wish you 'could hear him lead- and through the middle -each wa.y. some were led. to seek salvation.
ing the school in prayer. He prays so si_mply, . Our all-day meetings around the bay After holding a ten days' meeting at
bu.f sp. thoughtfully. _ I. just asked Mrs. -every two weeks in various .Naz- . bel Rose we w.ere . again with : Bro.'
BanarJee,. What shall I wnte about Bemulla? h li h tb h 1 fi
and shesays, "Whatcan you.write, but all arene c urc es, . w ere . e.
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.Y re Humphreyin aten-days' meting at
. good?" He is always_ so anxious to do some- falls, . are particularly unlfymg to Ocean Park. Ho.w precious the fel-
thing for Jesus, and sometimes in looking Pentecostal believers and congrega- lowship of saints. How God opened
about-for something to do, he starts tions; . the :basis according- to the .word the heavens and gave showers of holy
'the wood.for Hie fire and says, "I am chop- for God's revival. Next all-daymeet-
ping this for Jesus." I wish you could see . . . S F . Ch h F. . love and joy, and the saints took new
him: Pray that alt'our children and girls may mg IS m an rancisco - ' n- courage and walked out into greater
be truly converted. Conversions o:t: the old- day, May. 8. - We expect.::-n mcre?sed. freedom--a:rid"begun to- climb for- the---
" fashioned sort are .wha.!_ nee_d what and theJ..orQ.:_m hill:.countrY--- white_ so.me::.w.er.e_sa.Y_ed
India knows very httle of. W1thK 1ndest .. w. L. H. .
regards, MRs. E. c. AVETOOM. and others were sanctified. We shall
.$ .$ .$ The work here is moving on to vic- never forget the precious fellowship
CorrespQndence
SAN FRANCISCO; CAL.
Victory in Jesus' _name is on our
banner, wfth holiness unto the Lord,
in . San Francisco. people _are
praying more in the closet; the place
to get souls for and immortal
glory . . We had the greatest day we
have ever had in San Francisco Pen-
tecostal Church of the Nazarene up
. to. date on account of the presence of
the Lord. .Nine souls . were at the
altar during the day;, nearly everyone
going away receiving their hearts'
desire, after prayer and praise to God.
A street meeting with some thirty
persons sta-nding o:ri the Lord's side
was held. witb an attentive aud.ience
. of men, wometi and cliildren stan4ing
on the side-walk. -There was much
. conviction by the Spirit and Word.as
they went forth from "God's child-ren,
with burning for the. salvation
of . the .unsaved .. Some followed. to
tory. The Lord is blessing His i_n the home of thjs deyoted man of
Church under . the pastorate of Bro. God, whois being. used .as the pastor
Welts. While we mil)sed Bro. Percy in our Ocean Park church. Bro.
Girvin, we are still seeing the glory Humphrey is not widely krn>wn
of God. Eight souls were _atthealtar among us, this-being- his --first pastor-.. .
last Sunday, six of whom were never ate on the Coast, but he is greatly,
in the church before. I don't. feel beloved by his people and is a goqd
like running around. anywhere else preacher arid a devoted pastor. He
while we have a revival like . this on . will be better appreeiated as he is
continually. Hardly a service on known by om; people. . .
Sundays but that souls are saved or It WaS' ow. privilege to be :at Sah
sanctified. I have an opening for Diego Sunday, Apr il 26, -.w.here God
meetiirgs in one of the bay cities in opened the way for the
. the near future. Well, glory to God. . orgimization of a ,etjtec.Q.tal Church
His glory is on me now. I love the of the Nazarene about six months
Lord and the way of Holiness. ago. I found the work in a prosper-
. .. -. W. L. GARRETT. ous condition . . under. the efficienf
- . "" labors of Bro. the pastor, who
SAN DIEGO, CAL. is winning the hearts. of the people
Our worJl is --going on well here. and leading them on to victory.
Bro. Goodwin was with. us over Sun- Thisis a young .but growing church,
day, April 26, preaching morning and arid $150.00seemed a smali . matter
evening . . The Lord blessed. him and apparently as they came forward and
made: him a blessing to us. Five placed over that amount on the table
people joined _the church Sunday Sunday morning, singing and prais-
morning, and two seekers were at the ing God. It was a pleasure to again
during the day. .The matter of look their glad .. happy faces and
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' Nazarene Mesflenge.,. 5
bring the message of salvation which . enal. God is certainly ,blessing .. us
we did both morning and evening. and we e;x:pect to pay off the other
NATIONAL CONVEl-iTION OF THE
Y.M.B.L.
The:Young ?.Jen's Holiness League
wil\ hoid its fi.ftli national .
at Indianapolis, . In"d., June 11-14;
1908.
We expected. to commence .a tent $5000-.before January 1, 1909 . .
this week, but were disap- . April 19, tpere were
pointed in re.gard to . the tent -and twenty at the altar, and yes-
have-been thus delayed. We would terday The tide of salvation is
ask the saints to. pray that the way ori_ahd we propose to pu8h the battle
wiil soon open for a new tent and for souls, Hallelujah!
A great gathering js expected oi .
enthusiastic young men, filled with- .
the Holy Ghcist. Five services each
day in a large tent, and open.;,air

nel!Sf the ef backslideftf
and the sanctificat.ion of believets:
that. the work may be carried into The Sunday School is growing and
new The needs are very great the offerings of the school are splm-
.and __ the fields waiting for the .did.. AprH--19,-246-present-and offer-
. harvest. Remember the home mis- ing $9.16; April26, 226 pment ami
sion work in your prayers; and let us offering $9.40.
Preaching by leading e:vangelists.. .
possess the l9.nd in the name . of the . We will take in another nice class
Discussion o{ the needs, opportuni-
ties and best methods . of promoting
holiness among young men, and by
their. instrumentality.
Nazarene. J . W. GOODWIN. of new members the first Sunday in
. .,. -" .- May. We praise God and push ahead
CmCAMUXEN, MD. for victory. c; C.
Rev. H. B.. Hosley, District Super-
intendent of the Pentecostal Church.
of the Nazarene for Washington PiE-
trict:organized a Church at tills place
on Sunday, April 12 . ... . H.e _ also dedi-
cated the church building which the
-:People have Just' :For nearly
two years many of these people have
been members of the Wesleyan Pen-
tecostal Church of Washington, but
having become strong enough to erect
a church :building -and to practically
support a pastor, they have organized ..
into the ''Pentecostal Church of the
Nazareneof Chicamuxen, Maryland,"
t.wenty-five of them receiving letters
from the Wesleyan Church. Brother,
__ W. G. Sweeney, the pastor,.is deserv-
i,ng of much credit for what he has
.:. ac-complis hea-in tnis
work has been established and kept
alive through the sacrifice of this
godly man." The church has acted
wisely in retaining him.
,JI "" ""
CHICAGO, ILL.
We enjoyed a notable day of tri-
umph on yesterday (Sunday:,_ April
26). The morning was cloudy, but
the attendance both at the Sunday
School and church was excellent. In .
the afternoon it poured down rain,
but this"(lid. nbf deter a large crowd
from coming to the church. We were
to place on the table $1500, to, make
the third payment on Qur new lot.
The people marched by the
singmg and shouting. The wet
weather, tbe fact of an did
riot in the least dampen the spirits of
this 'heroic band. . When the offering
. was counted we had $1544.41 and this
amount was subG'equently increasec;l
to nearly $17oo: Considerii'lg, the.
hard tiines. that have gr eatly effected
a number, of our people, and the addi-
tional fact that many of our people
are poor,.- we consider this phenom"'
.JI .JI .JI
Free ente-rtainment . . for all, . if
INDIANAPOLIS, requested beforehand. Be sure to
Our first month as pastor.,of.,....our bring or send some. onewho needs
newly organized church here has been help from God. Help us pray heaven
one of testings, but God is with us and down and cause the angels to rejoice
is giving victory and salvation and is . because of sinners .coming to God.
opening up the way .before us . . 'Bless Write for our free booklet.
H.is name! The devil does not favor JUSTIN BARE,
the idea of a holiness church here and so8-E;-North St., Indianapolis, Ind.
so has tried to hinder us at every
turn, even trying: to deprive us of .JI .- :.
having a suitable place to worship in. DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES.
But God is with us, I say,.and .from The following is the order of the
next Sabbath on we will hold all our District Assemblies as agreed upon by
services in a very comfortable and the General Superintendents:
. I
desirable church building whfch we New England ... : ..... May 14 ... Lowell, Mass.
have rented. Beloved; pray for . this Pittsburgh .. .. ...... .. . May 21.. , .. . Pittsburg, Pa.
Northwest ............. June 4. : ... ... Portland. Ore.
new vine of His planting. We are It is expected that each of these
here to win for G.o.d and holiness. Assemblies will be preceded with
G"od is with us. C. A. IMHOFF. a great mass-meeting.
.camp-Meeting!
The Second Annual Camp;..Meeting
OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT
OF THE
Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene
will be held in Beulah Park, East Oakland, Cal.,
July 1 to 12, 1908.
SPECIAL WORKERS:
REV. P. F. BRESEE, 'General Supt.; Los Angeles, Cat
REV. H .. F. RE)"NOLDS, General Supt;; Haverhill, Mass.
. , . . REV. W. C. WlLSON, Upland, Cal. .
-. . REV. MARtHA E, CURRY, Stoneham, Mass.
THE .. THIRP ANNUAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY
will be hefd on the forenoons of July 8 to 10 .
Reshurant ori the grounds. Arrangements will .6e made lodging by
the night or for the entire season at reasonable rates. Tents and furniture
can be rented for the .season. Order early. ..
Further information can be had by seeing or writing to
. REV. H. O. WILEY, Sec'y, 1816 Derby St., Berkeley,._Cal.
or REV. P. G. LINAWEAVER, District Superintendent,
1016 Tenth Street, Oakland, Cal.
6 [May 7, 1908
. .
1\.T 111 and some souls magrtificance and. great treasures of
l't.ltZ'lireft(l lr..l.essenger_ brought.into the hOliest by the blood .. ancient and. modern literature; and .
E. A. Giroin
J ; P. Coleman
H. D. Brown
EDITORS:
'PECIXl:i"CONTRIBUTORS.
P. G. Linaweaver C. E. Cornell
J. B . Creighton loaiah Reid
J. W. Goodwin W. C. Wiloon.
of-Jesus. . EspeCially . at the .laf;lt the facilities of its reading rooms,
vice, , the altar was well fill_ed with turned to its newspaper department
seekers, and after earnest prayer and and found the Los Angeles papers to
much struggle the heav.ens were find news from home, which means
openedan-dtlrei:rltars-swept-witlt""ihe-. - so-mueh-more-than-'-aY- magnitiGence.- --
power of God amid a great shout. of The government , seems to be
triumph. . growing its. provisions, and to be
Enter<><! at the post-office, Aug. 7, 1900, at Los Johnstown is a Unique City, being structing great buildings .for its
Angeres;-California-;-ns- second-class - matter.-
.. :: PM,blish<><I Every Thursday. ---.... --ii-earli_ ten rriiles- lorig, uf> and .. down accommodation and thecomfort of its
T $
1
. ad toM' . te
75
river between the hignnills, witli servants. Tfiere seems to be great
ERMS - a year tn vance: tnts rs cen'-0; . . .
to foreign CO)lntries $1.60. Sample copi<'S free. . open places which the City fills, and effort after. regal splendor or. if poe-
CHANGE OF AbDRESS- Name the post-office and Ststo .
tieensent,andtheofficeandStste . having a population Of about 70,000. Sible to SUrpaSS the capitals Of.
to whtch you w1sh tt sent. . ' . ,
EXPffiATION OF TIME- S'!bscriptij>nS are pa:!(able lN There are fine blocks and pubhc build- Europe great tendency" and
ADVANCE. Unless payment t s made or request ts made .
to have _the.paper it be DISCONTINUED at ingS among Which. are SOme danger SeemS tO be that We ma:y be
the exptratlon of bme. ' . . .
SPECIAL NOTICE:-Address all business churches. It is .v'ery sad that they . equally worldly. and 'pagan Oh. that
to C. J. KINNE, Busmess Ma nager. Never wrtte bus mess . . .
. matters on same postal or sheet with any other matters. should be so without spiritual life and there was as much effort among .
It always causes trouble and delay, and may cause d
mistakes. . holy power as they are reporte to us to honor Christ as there is to be
Parties receiving the paper r egularly without having ' . . . . . .
subscribed for it Y'm know that i_t has bee_n presented be The saddest thing ih this world rich and great and to shine in
to them by some fnend and therew11 be no b11l.
In Case <?f any fai_lure to receive your is tne niiscarriageof--tne purpose of . .. I -was interested .. .
paper, . notify the Pubhsh er by mUJl at once. J
How TO REMI'!'- Remit by Money Order or Bank God in His own-or what ought to .. be in Statuary Hall where the different
Draft, payable to . ' . . . .. . .
co: I:Iis . . I:Ie. gives. them .. States honor.some-o,ne
73o PEDRo sr. Los ANGELEs. CAL. .place and_ opportumty, hke a planted ones. These bronze . or marble
Tel. Broadwa11 4831 Home F-
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vineyard with a hedge set about it and statues, like those of the older
EDITORIAL
. EDITORAL CORRESPONDJ):NCE.
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
At the solicitation of some precious
friends connected with the. First
Church, Los Angeles, I accepted the
invitation_ of the Cambria (Pa.) Holi-
ness Association to hold witht hem in
'thejf-city-thei-r-A-nnUal-'-Gon-vention,
April 22 and 23. I arrived in the
evening of the 21st, about 9 o'clock,
and was met by Mr: W. C. Wilson, the
President of the Association, who took
his resfderice, where I found a
real .home .. during my brief stay.
This Association comprises this part
.. of the State, and was attended by
people of the various churches. It
was held at the Church of the
gelical.l\.ssociation, . it being the only
church in the city-as I was informed
-that would allow a holineas meeting
. to be held in their church. It seemed
. also that while there were some
. different churches; this. -church fur..-
nished a considerable contingent 9f
the people in attendance; Two of
their Presiding Elders - Pittsbtir'"g'
-and JohnstowrfDistricts-and several
of their preachers from
places were present. The attendance
was good, aJ}.d the .. spir.it of the meet-
ing I was :to
preach three . times each day and
enjoy with them the sweetest fellow-
ship . . ; The Lord very . graciously
poured out of His Spirit, the saints
testifying to being greatly refreshed
. . .. .... .
a wine vat and all things done for .it, wQrthies found in the Congressional
and when He looks that it should Library .building, impress me very
bring forth grapes, forth sadly..; so. tl)e : effor-tx., and , so
wild grapes. It was that so broke small the reality of possible human
the heart of Jesus as to cause Him to honor. One entry in the Book of
cry out with. "If thou hadst. Life seems so priceless beside it all.
known, evEm thou at least.in this thy . THE. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF THE
day, the things which belong unto thy
peace! but nQw they are hid from
thine eyes." Their beautiful marble
tem.ple, their forms, ceremonies and
multiform temple-treading, was but a
.stench in the nostrils of divine love-
without holiness no man shall see the._
Lord. Fine churches, with all the
paraphernalia of a formal worship,
without the manifest presence of the
Holy Ghost, in His own power and
glory to save and sanctify the people,
is.enough to break a . heart of stone.
Heretofore, whenever we have
thought of this City it has been to
have rise up before us the great and
awful flo(Yd; but now we shall think
of the flood of which came down
upon the mercy-seat .
At midnight we took the train for
NAZARENE.
As every.city the one thing that
attracts me and in which I am most-
is the precious work to
which the Lord calls 'us. I was met -
at the train on my arrival by Rev. H.
B. Hosley, the pastor here, and con-
ducted to the Church home. There
has been recently purchased a large
building, 307-309 D street N. W.,
which Is at once the place of public
worship a:n,d the comfortable home of
the pastor, fronting Indiana Ave. as
well as D street, with a small park
between, and near City Hall Park.
The building is three story, and was .
built as a kind of palatial residence
of the old type. The three large. par-
lors, in the form of a capital letter L;
are thrown together and the pulpit
WASHINGTON, c. so located that all cap: .; _ _the.
We took time enough from the speaker, and accommodate a goodly
many: duties .. which pressed us during It was full for the
Frigay and SatQrday, to a littJe ,.. services qf the Sabbath, v and there
the public grounds and bui)d_:- v great blessing. . Seven persons
ings, and to see the Senate and House were at the altar, and see:rped
of Representatives in session. For a to receive.'the gracious provisions of
few minutes in the evening wewere our Lord; The Church .. spirit-
. iii the great. Congressional Library ual, enthusiastic and
. building. It. is built of the finest From what . we ' are . able to see; it
marble, and orna.ffiented . with great..: would seem.that .this is a great field
est luxuriance and was beautifully for aggressive holiness work... There
illuminated. . After looking at : -its is room Qn the property
.May 7, "1908] . Nazarene _ Mes!lenger -
7-:_,
for the building of .. a :good sized addi- tinction and difference the -One. soul found her way. back to
tional auditorium, which. it is. -hoped two. _ and the Church. (o
may be done in the not verydistant Now as to the meaning of thesetwq ward in the good work.
- future. .. words in the Pauline epist.es. I spe- . REv. -G. w. resigned
I have had of meeting cially like this idea whjch I glean fron:t from the pastorate at . Ontario . to
here . General Supermtendent Rey- Rev. Alexander Maclaren: Knowl- accept that extended to him at Santa
w
1
th-fits faro-
Assembly meeti.ng held at Harring- things. al!d His ily place. He will occupy the
ton, Del., Aprtl 29 to Wisdom IS . reasonmg on pulpit there on next-Sabbath.
P. F. B. the _truths and facts" so apprehended,
- .11 - _.,. .11 as to gaiti an ordered system of belief WE have added to our clubbing list
-soME OBSERVATmNs:- .and a coherent laW! or the ordering- Th;e-Pentecostat Advocate or Pemel,
ISAIAH RElD. of our Christian life. Texas, of which Bud Robinson is one
WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE. - .The This brings us a sound mind receiv- of the editors. . Many of our_ pe_ople_
meaning is -kindred but not the same. ing accredited facts, and a m'ental, are with Brother Robinson
Knowledge pertains to facts or prin- moral and Chtist-enlightened a:ild eh-. -and will want to make- the_ acquaint-
ciples, wisdom to the .application or abled judgment to order life aright, anee of Editor McConnell and
use of these principles or sources of and spell out our way on and up the Peniel work n:ow that we a '
heavenly road. church there.
information. As used in Paul'sepis-
tle3, where the though-t is concerning . 1 .. It is evident that folks do MRs.- PH<EBE EPPERSON leaves Los
things spiritual, there is the same not know, and some do. . May.i3,: Iowa: her
. thoug.h . 2. _One m:'ly know_ IS . work for . the . montlis. Her
.. d -t .d t th b' t d a not :!0Uo.wmg. ''cunninglJt: devised dd ;II b -tooo-pl-a ... -tSt D
-----:i::. . . - . . . e a;d
expression: "Christ; in. whom are 3. If we do not know, It Is beca!lse address R. F . . D. ti-, Los Angeles,
hid all the treasures of wisdom and we do not go_ far enough. Cal. She will be accompanied by
'' A thing . known .is The mirie hidden in Christ suf- Mrs. Fred Epperson and daughter,
knowledge . . And .it. implies a being fictent for all wh? !{O deep :enough. . wlio will -visit her parents and - .
who kttows, and an object to be . 5 . . Is for . in Iowa and Oklahoma for three
known. There is implied also a rela- the thmgs pertammg to his months.:
tion betwee11 the being who knows salvation, for. God hath shown unto WE -call the attention of the many
and the object known; . which forms that whi.ch may . be .known of , friends of our dear Bro, A . . Dean_,
an essential element of knowled-ge. Him, even His eternal power and who is so sadly afflicted by the loss of
Aft_er this, knowledge implies a' posi- Godhead. _. .- _. his sight, to the fact that his only
tive fact or truth,- otherwise it is means of support is the little mariin
guess or mere notion. And Notes-and_:_Persona-ls he-gets--on the-sal6--of- kindling--wood-. --
it implies- bEiiief on certain After paying a man to look after the
and known facts or statements. Faith . business, and the cost of keeping a
must have assured facts and truths REV. J. W. GooDWIN is open to horse, there is very little left unless
on which. to walk or it cannot go. In.- 'calls for special meetings, or as a considerable wood is sold. Now .
the above statement Paul assures of supply for the Sabbath day. friends, you may not need wood at
this, in that the treasure-house is in EVANGELIST E. F. WALKER made a present, but .just try and put in a
Christ Jesus. This paves the way for pleasant call at -the MESSENGER office load for future use, an,d it will help
an exact, -clear, full, perfect; satis- on last Monday. He is holqing a our afflicted brother. Send your
factory knowledge (Steele). This of. meetings at the Peniel Hall. orders to J. A. Dean, 542 Wall street,
means that in Col. 2:2, whe:re this h B A 1979
same word is used, that as Alford THE Cucamonga . Nazarenes are or P one .- .
puts it, we have "thorough -Knowl- holding special meetings, with .. Bro.
edge." Like John, Paul wanted . us H. C . ." Cagle and wife as special MALDEN, MASS.
t d t d h t
"k helpers. The services are held The ark is coming up the road in .
0
un ers an t a we--may now ; in a hall and the audiences are good.
we know." In 1 2:4! _ A .,... . . - Engiand. The Lord _
this word "knowledge" IS agam used, REV. F. C. EDWARDS has _resigned matters up so that a reviyal ott a
- the coristructiori is such that it means . frotri the pastorate of tlie Long Beach grand scale will be the outcome. Our
"certain"_knowied.ge. So everywhere Church "to engage in _- evangelistic District Assembly at Lowell :will be a
that word is opposed to 'ragnostic," work. He and . his wife _go to hold great meeting itr every . sense. If
which mearis not knowing . . ,. . . .. their first Las Vegas, Nev. more preachers - were to be had, a --
Wisdom isothe right use of kriowl- BRO. J .4tiNNE supplied the pul- . score or more of places might _be.___
- -edge. Orir phrase_ "common -sense" pit at Uplan,d on Sabl:>ath last, and opened up at . once. . Our souls are
is the eml:lodiment of the 'idea. 'Wis- preached to large al,idienl.!eS of iriter- .exceedingly rejoiced to read the good
dom differs from .knowledge as the ested .and edified listeners. - .:news in' the-MESSENGER fromtime to
use made of a power differs from the Wilson, the pastor, ison a brief visit and . know that God is making
power itself, i.t is . wisely applied to the East. :i;"' .. a "grand whole!'. of tbe "holy pe().;.
knowledge. Prov. 15:2 says, "The REV. R. PIERCE preached for the ple, u- a thing for which we. have
tongue of the wise useth knowledge Santa Ana Nazarenes on Sabbath prayed f()r years. Let, us all keep
aright." , This settles the last, and had a very precious day. .-L. D.
8 ,, .
Nazarene Messenger
[May 7, 1908
Los Ang(des and Vicinity
. ' . .. '
seekers came to the altar under this through with .. Tbis an.::day
earnest serm'on, five of whom prayed meeting is held.on the last Thursday
AT THE through to salvation. of each month .
. The .beautiful Sabbath of sunshine. 'The regular missionary meeting for:, Sabbath -was another day of onward
and gentle breezes brought a large Company E was. well attended. Rev.'(' progress toward the kingdom . . Rev.
_ to the services at. the .. a . for twenty- C. _ A: preached
Tabernacle, and- tbe-'joy orGod"s-t- service with mu<_!h_ ..
presence and victory crowned the day addressed the meeting, giving many and unction f11oin "The anotntfng- - ---
from the early- morning meeting to . personal incidents con: . which ye received abideth with
the close of the eveninpervice-. -- nect10n With the work among those you," and on "Simon's Son" . at .
people; ddGodishlessing the efforts of night. A ..
subject of' "Unity , and took for his the workers
text John 17:22, "And the.glory which into . for the young as a sufficient
. thou gavest me I have given them. . The Brotherhood of St. Stephen had number are commg to warrant a good
that they may be. one, even as a bfessed meeting. Br.o. 'Paul Ledig meeting at that hour. The afternoon
one." In dealing with the character gave the. message and Bro. Holman meetings at 3 o'.clock are means of
of this Unity, he s.howed that it was led . the testimony . meeting . . The blessing and. inspiration. .One lady
:riotun!forinity-of thought action, Lord was marvelous_ly presen_t. . . into church member-
but that it was the Unity of the Spirit The Street Meetmg at Fifth and ship.
and the Unity of . Love. He brought . Wall streets and bles_sed .)1 .)1 .)1
out the_ conditions of such lJnity, and of _God. The to the SPANISH MissioN:
showed, 1.: There must be Righteous- . pomt and w.Ith unusual . We've. been made glad by gifts of
ness and first, power, to.: money .for. our rieedy
then:IJeace- "sanctify them, that they a salvatiOn from all sm. Miss J#oto and-lemons from friEnids; a case o:f
may be one." . 2; There must be a McGee, who plays the. organ, was eighteen quarts of fruit from. Santa
Holy Life. And .3. A Life of- Holy - assisted in . the. music by . Dr. G. W. Ana. Surely -God remembers us
Ministration. The speaker theh. Chapman with his cornet. was bountifully. We praise Him that we
dealt with Import_ance o:f . Unity, a _good attendance, good attention and do not carry burdens for temporal
- showing that it is the. condition of victory, things, but heavy burdens for these
.:c $ .:c .
power, beauty, godliness, fruitfulness, ones He lets us. carry
success in soul-saving, perfection and EARLY MORNING MEETING. for His glory. These days are full of
divine fellowship, and that the Final The purpose of the morning . yictory and blessing. . Some are get-
Result of Unity was everlasting life. prayer-meeting_ is not only to pray ting sav_ed and sanctified, and :nearly
Two souls were at the altar and gra- . the blessing down on ourselves, but to all are keeping true. The enemy has
ciously- blessed: prl:l:Y_ for the Sabbath School, our pas- been making some untruthful state-
.Br.o . .Mash_burn led the meeting in . tor indisbursfng-themorningsermon, ments, but we find that to attend
the afternoon. This being the last and_ keep__heav_e_n _
. Sabbath with us for time;- Bro. especially for the great evangelistic open upon US, is the very best way to
I. G. Martin gave the' !fiessage from meeting at pight. 'For which we overcome all difficulties. God will
Ps. 25:14. He spoke of the secret of }lave g.:>od reason to believe the dear attend to the rest. Our attendance
the.Lord, showing what it is and how Lord answers prayer. Truly . the was larger Sabbath than at any prev-
it m'ay be found. After many testi- form of the fourth was in our midst ious time, every service full of inspir-
nionies from the saints, the meeting Sabbath morning. Mrs. G. W. Chap- ation and blessing. Three souls found
closed W;ith prayers for the man brought us a Very precious mes- the Lord in pardon and we received
l;>lessing''of God upon the work. sage .. from the word, which was fol- five for. church membership. We will
Bro. Whitcomb preached again in lowed by a number of testimonies of have a-Baptismal service on Friday
the evening, taking his text; from triumph and victory. night in the Compton avenue church,
Matt. 3:2, and speaking on the subject .:c $ Bro. La officiating. .
of "Amendment of e." He clearly . GRAND AVE. CHURCH. - MRS . . M. McREYNOLDS.
out God's wisdom and man;s The all-day meeting on Thursday. .)1 .)1
folly, as recorded in the history of __ last was filled with blessing and . sal- LONG BEACH, - CAL.
Redemption. John .. the Baptist was vation. A goodJy gathered . This being the Sabbath
the Messenger, and his message a call at 10_,.a. m., . when Rev. F. C. Edwards --with t):i-is worshiping congregation; we
to repentance. It was not a call tq preached a helpful sermon in liberty were greeted with earnestness and
pain. penance, as the and unction, which was blessed to all expectancy. The congregation was
preacher sliowea;-:-:a.n.d .. as the Greek the saints. At 3 p. m., Rev, :.-A. ,L .. , . heavenward. while' the pastor
---- read,- a - complete transformation, ofd Whftcomb preached ahd related his ahd wife ''I've Heard. - of a
:life. Johri his audience and his fin-ding the Stream.'' After a sbort .t3:lk by Bro.
to thep1 to change tb.eir Lord an<} receiving fulness of the Edwards on "The last day," as this
whole . front, recognize the Divine . blessing. , Rev. J. G. Rogers, J. W. closing pastorate seemed to be sug-
presence, receive new consciences and Goodwin and B. N. Conoway were gestive of' the closing of all things,
become new nien: The . purpose of present and helped push on the bat- always being a "last" to thiiigs
. _John's message was not a threat, but tle. Rev. J. _W. Goodwin preached concerning man,. so there is a "last"
-an invitation and a call to duty, and . at night and .three souls were at the age or day with God so far . as this
final!:y- a serious - Seven altar for sanctification and . came present earthiy regii:rle is concerned.
All were exhorted to be.prepared for ,
t he great Judgment day of. the Lord .
. Bro. J. W. Goodwin of Pasadena THE NAZARE;NE MES.SE;NGE.R apy
. preached a ve.ry helpful sermon to us one of the following named papers
at .night. which was followed by an to new subscribers for or
l
' ntercess.or.yp. rayer.service around the where one is already a subscriber to
the MESSENGER, the renewal of the
..-a!tar.._ We,.are.Jxl,lly- thankful to-God - MEsSENGER . and one year (new) to
for the pdvilege ot laboring .with tl:tis to any of the papers named for $1.75
church .for nearfy three years. It Note..:... Renewalstoanyofthepapersare$1.00
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Music, Los City Schools.
COLLEGE MISCELLANY. patrons and friends visiting the Col-
ISAIAH REID. leges from afar, makes the need of a
are indeed college conditions greater general auditorium growingly
in Bro. J. Smith's late letter in the imperative. Many of the seekers in
Pentecost(Ll Herald, from Meridian this present revival were from thisgen- .
C9llege, whic_h "of the eral " pubiic attendance. . (3) Strange
'M:ESSENGER needs to considei:-in these as it may a few of
days when "Deets" is forming its the students themselves, despite their
character and making'for itself a place influences and. their frequent revivals,
among Holiness Colleges . . Bro. J. M. go from one meeting to the nextwith-
Bee'3c;n began Meridian . only a short . out having surrendered to God, it
time ago as a run down: female musical often: happens that . sorpe whom one
college, of which h'e was put in charge. meeting or orte minister did not reach,
Holiness life and. soon made or more, are saved by the next. (4)
for school a new place record. In a great body where the spirit of
Out of this small beginning has come revival is steadily maintained and
the two schools now numbering there are conversions occurring all
collectively . about 1000. This is an the time, there are always some can-
uncommon record and a r emarkable didates who are ripe for the harvest
---success;--"Read the---article carefully. of holiness. (5) Despite all the hedges
and see if you can ascer tain certainly an<r all the helps, there are certain
the outlines of success, and then proportions both of . those who were
"covet earnestly" a great School for sanctified and those who were con-
the Pacific Coast not a whit behind in verted, that backslide, and need to
any . of these victor ious conditions. . be recovered.
Make room for something worth while. ' ' In fact, a college constituency of
Hold in your ideal a great: institution, 1000 and the widel1ing . circles of its
-grounds, buildings, room for folks, influence provide all the tEmdencies of
conditions which invite and secure humanity and all the contingencies of
victorious pentecosts and the abiding church life; which make oft repeated
Shekinah of God's presence. This is revivals a veritable necessity of Chris-
what Bro. Smith.says: tianity. The surety of these revivals
''This is the fourth revival meeting is found in the piety, principles, posi-
during the current school year-and tion and prayers of these true presi-
we are an.ticipating .another during dents; With everything else is
commencement week. Some one will secondary to purity of hea.rt and
ask: 'How can there be material for nobility of character and life. Their
so many reviyals ?' We answer : (1) airri is to demonstrate that a high type .
In colleges.so _large there are many of .education may .J:>e furnished with
changes during the course of a year- the highest type of Christian :experi-
varied.providences taking some away, ence, and influence and government.
favoring prov1dences letting many The principle is that the best and most
come for parts of the year who were religious of young men .and women
not able to come at the begim1fng; are the better for the best education
(2) From the and the prox _they can get; and on the other hand,
imate city (reached by electric . lfne that the best educated man or worrian
every twenty minutes), many are. the best Christian expe-rience to
attracted by the revivals. And this direct and invest their fortunes of
fa-ctor alone, together with that of aright. Consequently they
in, various ways, but three pastors are
regularly employed; and these are
aided by two class-leaders and by
other preachers and workers who are
community. - The prep-
arations fol" the present revival were -
very complete, and. the anticipations
offaith were very strong when Bro.
.Morrison arrived from his winter' s
campaign in California. And it is
just wonderful how intense a revival
may proceed with the minimum meas-
ure of. suspension or intertuptioil. to . .
regular college work. A little re-ad- .
justment of study ha:ll hours, an occa-
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and Christian students are proceeding -
in co-operation with the evangelist in
the work of soul saving as one of their
regular duties and delights. And
tnen when the-=e*t ra:...:meet ings end,
teachers and studenJs pursue their
regular class work with an enhanced
attachment arid inspiration which
soon shows there was no time lost.' '
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Mind your lips. Never let anything outside life to it. "Went backward and
Our .Young People
" TQ KNOW ALL IS TO FORGIVE ALL."
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. ul them, nor strong dri'nk pass fe11 to the ground.- " What unseen force
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F I knew you and you knew me, them, nor the food of the glutton evidently some or" the forces coming out
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And clasp our hands in friendliness; steal n'or fight, or be used to favor and his disciples.
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lf' lf' lf' Mind your feet. They are not to protect his followers, in that crisis that
THE DAUGHTER AT HOME. walk in the paths of sin, nor in any eaused t hc mob to fall to the ground.
"I AM sure your father knows
you love him, just as you take
his affection for .granted, but do. you
stop to think how little you have
to say to him, . day after day? How
often do you find yourself at his side
on the piazza, or by-the sitting-room
fire, and really talking to him with
vivacity-and interest you show
Gertrude's. _ father, for example?
Sometimes he seems to want to talk,
and asks questions to draw you out,
but you answer so indifferently and
with so little desire to keep up the
conversation that he rebuffed
and says no more. Do you know that
he said to me on my last visit, when
he spoke of you: 'Amy is a good girl
and a bright one; I wish I knew her
better, but she doesn't seem to find
her father very interesting.' And,
dear, there was feeling in his voice.
Now I know you have not had the
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JND your tongue. Never allow
it to speak hasty; cruel,
unkind, untruthful or wicked words.
It was m::tde for something better. ,
Mind your eyes. Do not permit
them to look upon obscene pictures,
or things which suggest evil. There
arema'by. thi_ngs the sight of which
will be inspirational.
Mind your ears. They :>hould never
listen to wicked speeches, improper
or unholy, word. They were
of the steps of Satan. They are to - "Annas sent him bound. " From one
carry you on errands of mercy and eq)lrt to another. No Jewish legislation
labors of love. . .v death penalty under tile
Mind your heart. The love of sin "I am not." Arc words of Peter 's
is to be kept out of it, and Satan is denial. How soon has the other spirit
not to have any room in it. It is to possession!
be consecrated to Jesus, and He is to SEED FOR. THE BOWER.
make it His throne. 1. 1\lueh very profitable study and .
.JI . .JI .JI
The Sunday School Lesson.
BY ISAIAH REID.
May 17, 1908
. Jesus Betrayed and Denied.
. John 18:1-9, 24-27.
Read John 18:1- 27 Commit verses 2, 3
GOLDEN TEXT-Jesus said unto them,
The Son of man shall be betrayed into the
ha:nds of men.-Matt. 17:22.
DAILY READINGS.
Ma y 11, John 18: 1-27-. Tues., John
6:63-71. Wed., John 11: 47-54. Thu., Matt.
26 :47-56. Fri., Matt. 27: 1-10. Sat., Acts
1 :15-26. Sun., Luke 22: 47-53.
Suggestive Notes and Comments
STATEMENT.
After receiving the sop, Judas went out.
Evidently he had sometime previously
planned with the J ewish officials that at
a ''convenient season'' he would betray
.Jesus. So while Jesus is delivering the
remarkabl e words in John 14-15 lie was
arranging with the officials' to arrest J esus.
The lesson is the account of the trans
action. The time is Friday before day.
COMMENTS.
''Brook Cedron'' and '' Garden of Geth-
semane.'' Sec Dic tiona ry. ''Judas knew
the place.'' Took advantage of his know!
Nlgc of places f amiliar to his Master 's
,-isit, to betray him. .''Band of men, and
officers.' ' To make a show of force and
authority . ''With l_anterns, torches and
swords.'' Manifestly having no conception
that the kingdom of whi ch J esus s poke was
not of t his worl d.
"Jesus knowing all things." Jesus had
been in the Gcthscmanc prayer a nd could
have . been s hown in harmony with. his
human nature j us t _:1\ hat was bcfor,c. him.
Jt was not .hi s manner to use his Divine
nature to excuse or save . . his -human. It is
usually considered in becoming incarnate
and ''taking on himself t he form of a
servant" he voluntarily did forego his
Divi ne knowledge in the choice of human
activity. Thus he truly could nntl dhl take
our place. J esus' human nature was under
no Didnc impulsion as t o the sacrifice be
was about to make. ''Not my will, but
thine b e <lont.'' He was f ree as n man
'tt nowing all t he things t hat it meant to
'be betrayed. There eould be no m<>rit if
ho was not ' fr<' e. Unl ess he was free he
could not hn,c been eithe r our r <>pr<'scutn-
the or examJJlc.
''Went forth.' ' From the group of dazed
disciples. Having loved them ho loved
them to tho end. He put himself in the
f or e for their sdfc ty.
''Whom seek ye?'' use of clubs
many profitable suggestions will _ be
by comparing the a ccounts of the betrayal
. as given by the other evangelists. A Har-
mony will . help you. .
2. Wha t was the moti ve of Judasf
(a) Avarice, most think. (b) Some think
he thought Jesus Divine and was dis!lp-
pointcd and horrified that his Master did
not free himself and make display of his
power, and his sin presumption. (c) An-
qthe r the9ry is that Judas was seeking.
popularity-with which ever side would be
successful. (d) Some think he posed as
a true professor, while he was false all
the t ime. On the other hand, we are eon-
strained t o conclude (e) that be _was once
a child of God, or else we make Jesus
char geable with scleetihg one for the
a postolical office who was unregenerate,
(.f) and allowing him to go forth with
those r epresenting him. (g) It is con-
tra ry to all ordina ry custom for good men,
and J esus himself, to make a m.an treas-
ure r of the company who was known to
be a thief. It is fair to judge he became
so after his appoinlmcnt. Judns;'-li:ke an
qf us, first f a il ed inwardly, and 'having
done so, then hi s easy besetment-money-
became hi s great est temptation.
3. What about Peter? (a) In somo
respects he had natural elements of both
weakness and str ength. He was full of
impulse and a llowed himself to commit-
ment before pr oper consideration. At one
t ime he says, '' Lord, thou shalt never
wash my f ee t .' ' After more light and
better thought, he wanted to be washed,
head and all . (b) H e was a good r epcnt e r.
If he was easy t o fall down, he was .quick
t o get up. He never had baekslider dumps.
(c) He knew the way back and t ook it, in
bi tter tears. He looked af Jco:us or he
would not ha ,e known -Jesus oked at
him. {d) There were in his course, as in
the case of Jmlas, steps towards the fall.
(I) \\' c first hea r of him affr ighted '' fol-
_lowing ,Jesus at a distance.'' (2) In tho
ha ll of trial he .s taid among the enemies
of hi 3 Lord. (3) He hankered after th<>
popular sid<>. . (-1) He is proof that good
people may fall. He coul <l not have fallen
if he h:ul nothing t o fall from. Jesus
f oretold him and warned him of the com-
i ng s truggl<', whic h he could not have done
if he lt:lll nothing t!t:it the devil wantNl t o
beat him out of.
Gethsema ne arc as real as those
.on Golgot!tn . . B<'forc the betrayal Judas
saw t h<> mbn<>y ; aft er it he saw_ the awful-
of si n. antl b y su-icide saw .. his
' 'pine<'.' ' Our fnJls nrc in proportion to
our to <' ndurc t e mp tation; Our
si n, like Pd<'r 's, is not in being t empted,
but in gi\'ing way to it. There is no sin
in r<'sM! ted t<>mptntion.
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26c lb.
20e lb.
25c lb.
Phone Broadway 4699_ 317W. 4th Street
--MANUAL OFTHE
Pentecosta[Church of the Nazarene
BOUND IN CLOTH, 25c.
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Get one now and J<eep up with the pitocession.
NAZARENE PUBLISHING co.
FRESH--- CLEAN --DEFINITE
Published:Weekly
REV. H. B. HOSLEY, EDITOR
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SUBSCRIPTION, 25 CENTS PER YEAR.
Address, _
PENTECOSTAL ERA,
Washington, .D." C.
I FURNITURE
' . & AUCHMOODY
L___:_ 19-121 E- Sixth St. . _
Tt to buy of
THE BIG EXCLUSIVE
. . . PIANO_ HOUSE, -
_.,. ,JJ _ Jl'
Two New Tracts.-
-- 73.0 San .l!'e.rlJJ(St. . Antieles;
. MUSIC .CO. . .
__ 23_1_-23.3-235 S. Broadway Opp. City Hall
'WHY YOU SHOULD BE-HOLY,"
. AND . .
. " CHILDREN OF THE OLD MAN;"
Words in season to the
Can be had from the author, Rev: R.
Pierce, 730 San Pedro Street; Los
. Angeles, Cal. Price, 20c per doz.; $1
per 100.
I .
M.9iitgome_ty & M_ullin Lumber
Cor:.: Fifth-'- and Sa,n--Petlro Sts;"
. :Prices as low: t :Q.e lowest, consistent with good grades .