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(By RtV. p. B. PITZWATBR. P.D.. DMA
1 lh? >?v?ninc School. Moody Bible la tit
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Ci1E>. JJ34. Wemtarn Newspaper Union.)
Let ion for November 16
PETER'S CONFESSION
LESSON TEXT?Matthew
GOLDEN TEXT?Thou art th? Chrtot.
tho Son of tho llvlna God ?Matt. It:IS
PRIMARY TOPIC?Potor Speaka Out
for Jesus.
JUNIOR TOPIC?Potor Takes Hla
Stand
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP3G?The
Duties and Glory of Confessing
Christ.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
v IC?Doeo It Matter What One Believes
Concerning Christ?
This confession In some sense marks
the turning point In Christ's ministry.
Hereafter It Is more restricted to Ills
disciples. Two reasons why this should
he suQlcient are (vv. 1-12): (1^ The
I Pharisees and Sndducees show their atI
tltude toward Mm In their demand for
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be given save that of His death and
j resurrection, ns symbolized in the experiences
of the prophet Jonnh. (2)
The disciples show their Inability to
iderstanri the spiritual nature of Ills
teaching. \Vhen 11?? warned them of
the lea von of the Pharisees end Sodr
ducees they .understood Him to refer
f- ' to bread, when He meant their doctrine.
It was at this crisis whop Christ
turned from the nation which hntPre
jectod Ilim flint l*cter made.this gre.i
confession. If'was made in the bnr
tiers of O'Cyarea-Piiilipp!. prat:k-uJi;
Clentib territory.
I. Occasion Of (yy. ITI.fn).
S . T;v(i question* tif ...Christ provokotf
this confession:
1. The question as to the opinion of
people '^on.covtflng: Ilira.
[ ; . They vreopgrtl75ed Him as ft reacher
er a prophet of more than human au?
thority and pim'or. Toduy, its'Then.
There U, i. diversity of opinion among
f . ii * |?r-.as to Jesus Christ. Some
i' C nl; lie U only n man ; others that
Ke i.^ a great teacher, but nothing
- .more. 1 lad' lie bee? content witlj (lils
II ' Would not lutve been molested in
Tert'.-.lem. for the .Tews willingly acknowledged
lliui as more than a human
teacher..' (J was His persistent
f ;/)alnf to he the God-man, the Son of
God. that sect Hlni to the cross.
2. The second question Involved the
personal opinion of the disciples concerning
Ilhu. To be able to tell what
^ othf?r* thlnU-of Jesus Is not enough;
there must be definite, correct and
1 personal belief on Him.
II. The New Body, the Church, Announced
(vv. 17-20).
Peter had made a noble confession
of Christ, so now Christ confesses him.
If we confess Christ He will confess
us (Matt. 10:32, 33). Christ declared
His Intention of bringing Into existence
a new body to the members of which
" He will give eternal life, and to whose
hands fie will entrust the keys of the
Kingdom. Peter was to have a distinguished
plnce In this body. The keys
entrusted to Him were used on the
day of Pentecost, ami again In the case
?f Corh'ellus. Association in this new
body cannot be broken by ?lcath, for
the gate* of hades shall not prevail
against it. This body, the church, is
of a heavenly origin, a heavenly calling
and a heavenly Inheritance.
III. The Cross the Way to the
Throna (tv. 21-33).
This was, no doubt, startling to the
disciples. They did not realize that
redemption was to he accomplished
through the passion of the cross. So
unwe|con,e was this announcement
. that Peter cried, "This shall not be
unto thee." Peter later saw through
this darkness to the glory on the hilttop
beyond. A new hope then filled Ids
K breast (I Pet. 1:3, i). Victory through
r. death la. yet. the stumbling block of
r. ninny. Many are stumbling over the
[. doctrine .of salvation and, redemption
through-the utTftiric of the cross.
IV. The Cost of Discipleship (vv.
To follow Christ v:,' .ins suffering. To
? follow Mini is to turn one's back upon
the uoiid. Life can only be saved by
R losing Itv If we ii'' going to be Chrisy
. tinns we must siare Christ's suffering.
u w r cannot go to heaven on iTowery
?: beds ot* ease.
Ir; , 1. There must bo denial of self (v. !
. 24). Tliere Is a wide "difference be- I
tween self-denial and denial of self,
fcj.' ,Self-deninl is practiced everywhere hv '
Bv all people, but only the disciples of
y^C/lrrist or Christian people deny self.
' 'E^ 7 Christ takes the place of self,
fc-- 2. "Ti'kc up his cross." This cross Is
Ifc, , tlie suffering und shame which lie In
Bp the path of loyalty to Cod. To do our
K? dutv will mean suffering (II Tim.
fe 15:1 -)
y.-;.. 3. Follow Christ. This means to
r-1 J.nvo the mind of Christ, to?like
' Christ. All ?uch shall- bo Vewnrded
when Christ tomes in i^ory.
Whit to H.te
' I will tell you what to hahe. flat*
! ' hypoerlay; hate caht; hate Indolence,
oppression, Injustice: hate Pharisaism;
them a? Christ dialed tbem?with
(tndeep. living, CPxI-IIke hatred.?F. W.
Koberupa.
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^PTT 7 :rr_~ With Every Day
|i'- ''? : Every day, as It rt<w? twit of wterwH?
P I P,.[a iijitt'tlB to each ,,f us tliis que*
F-. ",nn afrtyh^whnt win yon do before
litis day has anoV Into eternity nnn
r uothlBgncss nguln??F. W, Robertson.
NOTICE
For the convience of the parties
indebted to the estate of Dr. W. A.
Brudsher, this i sto notify all EUcfa
parties to make payment to Mr. E
E. Bradsher at the hardware store
of Long. Bradsher and Co. I want
to get ail of his accounts closed a:
soon as 'possible, s^nd I will thank
you to give them your prompt atcentention.
This Nov. 5th, 1924.
Mrs. Anna M. Bradsher,
Administratrix
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Remarkable results in quickly
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have been obtained with a prescription
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twines aim neais me soreness ana
irritation, but it Very quickly loosens
and removes the phlegm and
congestion which arc the real cause
of the coughing. It is often astonishing
how speedily the cough stops.
The proscription la known a* Dr.
King's New Discovery for Coughs. It la
particularly valuable for night coughing.
To promptly end this annoying and
weakening acourge. simply berore retiring
take ono teaspoonful of Dr. King's Now
Discovery and hold it in your throat 15
or 20 seconds beforo swallowing. People
who hgve boon unable to rest on nerount
of continual coughing; havo often
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this simple method.
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spasmodic croup, bronchltis^ryngltls,
bronchial asthma and hoarseness;
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For sale by Newton
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Why burn more coa
and not be comfortafc
your whole house or
fuel. Get in line and 1
mates cheerfully give
1 now have with me
expert heating man, i
heating before cold
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TOE ROXBORO COURIER, >
DR' S. RAPPORT
of Durham
will be in Koxboro at DAVIS DRUC
STORE every first Wednesday in each
month to examine eyhs and fit (Ui?
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. an. When he fiu you with glasses yo?
have the satisfaction of knowing they
'are cerrect.
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TO SEE BETTER SEE ME.
My next visit wili be Wednesday,
Wednesday Dec. 3rd. 1924.
Notice Sale of Land
Under and by virtue of the author
ity invested in me by a certain Deec
oi rrast executed by Floyd Bowling
on the 2otn day of March 1924. anc
duly recorded in the Register of deed?
office of Person County in book no
3^ page 216, by he consent of th<
said ^loyd Bawling, I wijl offer foi
sale at the Court house door ir
Roxboro, N. C/4> Saturday Novembei
the 29th, at 12 o'clock M. for casl
the following described land
No. (1) Lying and being in Mt
Tirzah Township, Person County, N
C., bound on the North by H. Whitt
on the East by the lands of Johi
Harris, on the South by, the lands o
J I. Bowjing, and on the West" bj
!tlie lands of Jim Harris containing
(23.6) acres more or less. For furth
Jer reference is hereby made to deec
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in grates and heaters
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et us talk it over. Estin.
Just phone No. 21 7
; Mr. O. E. Warren, an
so call on me for that
weather.
VIAN & CO,
mating Contractors.
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from Emma Vaughn and otheers,
duly recorded in Ragistar Deeds office
Parson County, N. C.
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Tirzafi township Person County, N. C.
1 and being bounded on the North by
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an the East by the lands of Robert'
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tlie lands of J P Harris, containing
25 acres more or less. For a rtor
perfect description of said tract ra
fere net is hereby made to deed from
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IHt HHSI NATIONAL BAN
THE FRIENDLY BANI
business Man, All your che
lank are paid at par.
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fuss or bother at all? ture of the ne
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fforts to put up curtains New body 11
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O SIX SPECIAL SIX
O H. P. 120-tn. (f.fl. 65 H P.
ton $1149 5-Fatt. Duplex - Phaeton $1495
S" lilt 3-Pate. Duplet'Roadster 1450
. . His 4-PaM. Victoria . ... 2050
. 1595 5'Pm?i S?dan. 2150
. . 1650 5-Pui. Berllne .... 2225
ItcwheeU, 4-whee1 brake*, 5 disc wheels,
ra $75 extra
(All prices /. p. b. factories, and tubfrct to change will
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liutc-h Whin and du]y recorded .?
Register of Deeds Office of Person
County.
This 29th day of October
This land is on good sand clay road,
ending into the State Highway
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fold utility were the only feaw
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127-in. W. a 75 H. P.
7-r?s?. Duple* Phaeton $1875
5'Pai*. Coupe ? 2650
7-Pm*. Sedan 2785
7-P??*. Berlin? 2860
4-whecl brakes, 5 disc wheels*
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