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Lesson II.? Fourth Quarter, For
Oct 8, 1916.
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THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, Aote x'iilv, t0-4l*
Memory Verses, 14? 15? Golden Text,
Acts xxlv, 16 ? Commentary Prepared
by flev. D. M. Stearns.
This chapter gives us Paul's, testi
mony before the lilgh priest and tlie
elders from Jerusalem, at Caesarea, In
the preaAice of the governor Felix, and
also some account of one of Paul's
talks with' Felix and his wife Bra
silia. The persecutors from Jerusalem
brought with them an orator rwb<*
with flattery for Felix, did a large
amount o t lying against Paul, which
the Jews Indorsed, saying that these
things were so- (verges 1-9). Paul de
nied their accusations nnd defied them
to prove what they said and then stat
ed the case truthfully -(verses 104ft
confession that he believed. >11
things which are written fn tb? lay/
and In the prophets (verse 14) remW is
us that our Lord said that the f ?yo
with whom He walked t? Bmqr aus
were foolish In not doing ??S lo4 also
that He expounded from Moser, and
the prophets, and the psalms thq/ things
Concerning Himself, saying Vnat all
most be fulfilled (Luke xx*wjtS5-27, 44).
It is counted heresy /evem now by
many supposedly orthodox /preachers
to look foiwjt literal ^israw to occupy
the land given to Atarah&nv Isaac and
Jacob, and a literal kingdom of God
on earth with Israel as -a center, who
shall, as a nation macfe righteous by
receiving Jesus, Christ as their Mes
siah when Ho/shall come to HW/glory,
then bring htesslng to all naUtms. I
have been (pld to my face by ai teact?
er of large Blbiewclasses that the Jews
were no more to God than therfndlans
of our country, but I am, stlUSbeilevtog
God and standing with' our/Lord and
with Paul and expect sOk'tocontinue by
His grace. As to tbe/TocnrrecCtoai at
the dead, both of tbefjrat. andAmJuBt,
when understood iiv U?p, ligb't of/Wll
Scripture, that also,ls raMstAlmple^and
helpful.
All the dead'shaUfifrtse;/that ia*cleor
not only from, "lessor verc.e 15, bat also
from our L/vrd's <twnj^vords? In John
v, 28, 20, with D'an. Tjl, 2. That the
hour of John vy*2.S, iry^y, andrwill, cor
er a thousa yean^ la easy ' from the
fact that Cktv houwbf John r, 25, has
already soared . ."nearly 1.900 yeass.
In LUlio-xlv , VJ, tb e resurrection of the
Just l^ spr^ten o?/ as a time of reiaud
for the 'rlghtwoWi, and I Cor. xv, 23,
says "7jhey tha/; are Christ's at 'His
eomin/j." ru Rev. xx, 5, 6, It Is wrft
I ten t'jat tboseisho do not take part in
| th(y first /'resun ectlou will not rlfie till
tb% endtof the- thousand years. There
i is no foundat* m In the Scrlptuawi.far
the thought tb at our resurrection takes
plaee/Tvlum k* j die or for the usevof the
words y*t ?tv 'fHneral "he Is ntit , here,
he ly risen."' for those wosfls were
used/Vy thei literal resurrection/ body
of oo'r Lord! There is no ftourtdatlon
f?r 'che thonght of a general reeurixc
ti^n of all, good and bad./at#what\ls
v died the. last day.
If this sounds strange/ to# any who
read, please do>not tbnyn way -from it.
as I once did, but loot' Into lCbumbiy
and prayerfully, with/ajreal ideslre to
know the mind ofAberLordl and He
will surely teach .'you, Let us culti
vate a conscience vcrW ? of offense to
ward God first tend then toward men
(verse 16). FVlix. baring - heard both
?Ides and scetng thnragh isome things,
decided that the matter be deferred
until T.vslns. tbe-x^hlef captain, could
come and advise him more fully.
Meantime he trea ted Paul well as a
prisoner, giving hi m liberty and allow
ing his. acquaints nces to see him and
minister to him (verses 22, 23). A4
we think Of Phf Up and -his household
and all who hfjard the word lniAha
home a* GomMOus, It is possible* that
Paul was/ made as comfortable /iaa a
prisoner foJoddl be, and, no douUt, he
used every 'opportunity to preach
Christ ?crucified, xlsea And. returning
to eet>y.p His kingdom.
Wofmay^lnfer'ffoln Vefcsfa 2Tfflat"thh
cs? I was deferred for at least two
yearn so that Paul most have had
mucfa rest and many opportunities. We
cam lot think as well of 'Felix as we
wot lid like to, for he was evidently
an J np to dvte grafter {and a man
plf aser, ofttn sending for*Paul toll ear
hi; n talk, trembling a llttVv sometimes
u; ider his searching words, but always ;
b oping that Paul would offer him mon
Vjy to set him free, and .keeping Paul
a prisoner to please the Jews (verses
24-27). What we call graft,, or, aa in
the Bible, taking bribes, is a very old
story, and was forbidden by'the law
of Soses. Samuel was free from It,
but not so blft sons (Dent xvi, 10; 1
Bam. vlli, 3;/ll, 3).
We miist "not confuse this ? with the
saying of our Lord, as some do, that
the Spirit will convince the world of
sin, and of righteousness, and of Judg
ment (John xvl, 7. 8). Our first need
as slnqers is n righteousness which
will enible us to appear unashamed
before God, and this we cannot obtain
by any good works of our own. Yet
there arc many going about seeking
to establish their own righteousness*
I hot knowing that In God's sight all If
as filthy rags, and apart from Jews*
Christ there is none righteous? no, n?*
one (Isa. Ixiv, B: Bom. 111. 10. 19-24;
Xs 8, 4; II Oor. T, 21) Temperance to
the denial or control of self In every
form that God may be glorified in omr
dally life, not In order to be ?av?*
but because of the righteousness freetf
given to us in Christ All shall In <fn?
time and In 'duo orte'r come to IndSj
meat either f6r tins or service.
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Trustee's Sale of Valuable Brick Store,
lsunn, a. V.
By virtue ot the power of sale con
1 tained in that certain deel of trust ex
ecuted by J . *H . Mullen and wife and
otherB, trading as Mullen Bros., to
R. L. Hufflnes, Trustee, dated April
29tli, 1914, and recorded In the Regis
' try of Franklin County in Book 199,
page 312, default having been made in
the payment of the debt thereby se
cilTed, and demand for foreclosure
having been made on said trustee by
holder of said indebtedness, the under
signed will on Monday, October 23rd.
1916, at about the hour of noon, at
the court house door in Loulsburg, N.
C., otter for sale at publtc auctlon'to
tlie highest bidder for cash, that valu
able and desirable brick store build
ing situate on Main street In the town
of Bunnv N. C-, and more particular
ly defined as follows: Fronting on
the East side of Main street fifty-two
-<eet, running In an easterly direction
one hundred and fifty feet, and being
Lot No. 6 in Block F in the Survey of
the landH of the North State Develop,
ment Co. in the town of Bunn. made
by J. J. WedlB, Surveyor, in 1909, and
recorded in the -publip registry of
Franklin County. !
This Sept. 22nd.- 1916.
R. L. HUFFINES. Trustee.
WM. H, RUFFIX, Attorney. '
9-22-St.
Notice of Sale.
By virtue of power of sale contain
ed In a chattel mortgage, bearing date
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of December 27th, 1915, duly executed
by S. L. Burch to P. R. Adams, se
curing the payment of certain notes
therein described ^aid chattel mort
gage being recorded In Book 211, at
page 121, of the Registry of Franklin
County, North Carolina: and default
having been made in the payment of
said notes according to the conditions
therein contained, the undersigned
mortgagee, will 6ell at public auction,
for cash, to the last and highest bid
der at 12 o'clock-noon, Monday the 2nd
day of October, 1910, at and on the
premises of Henry Perry, about four
miles South of Louisburg, near the
Raleigh and Louisburg Road, the fol
lowing described saw mill machinery:
"One 40 horse-power, Nagle Boiler;
one 25 horse-power Llddell engine; 1
No. 3 Vance Saw Mill, with 62 inch
Hoe Saw therewith; one Williiamsport
edger, together with all wrenches, oil
cans, belts, hangers, pulleys, hammers
and all other tools and appliances, ^be
ing connected and attached <to said
machinery in the operation of tlio
same."
Time of sale ? Monday Oct. 2nd,
1916, 12 o'clock noon. Place of sale
on the premises of Henry Perry, about
four miles South of Louisburg, North
Carolina, near the Raleigh and Louis
burg Public Road, and being the place
where S. L. Burch's saw mill is now
located. Terms of sale ? Cash.
This 7th day of Sept. 1916.
P. R. ADAMS, Mortgagee.
Franklin T. Dupree, Attorney.
9-15-16.
Notice.
Having qualified as exeeator of Uie
estate of A. T. Grlssom. deoaased,
late of Franklin County, thla U to no
?fy all persons holding claims against
said estate to present the same to the
undralgned on or before the 11th "day
of September, 1917, or this notice will
b^-plead In bar of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make im
mediate settlement. This Sept. 11th,
1916.
LEE GRISSOM, fctr.
9-16-tit.
.Notice! Notice!!
We have indulged you who ow?d B.
G. Hicks by giving you the prirMega
of waiting until now to pay your ac
count. Now the time has corns to
close the books and settle his estate.
We have to Bettle by law with tfcose
who refuse to pay up at once. Pay
ycur account now and save yourself
embarrassment and trouble.
B. G, HICKS ESTATH,
Weldon D. Egerton, Admr.
Office over P. S. and K. K. Allen's
Department Store .
9-15-4t. . i
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9-29-tf LouisWarg, N. S.
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