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and profession, including agricul
ture; ana it kas been an especial
appeal to thei,'young people in our
high schoels and colleges. Many
of our publications are of greatest
interest to special groups like tour
ists or manufacturers —but this one
concerns us all. That is why it is
offered to any Tar Heel who "-rites
for a copy.”
“North Carolina’s Research Tri
angle”, is the composite work of a
group of people, ranging from sci
entists and industrialists to bank
ers and magazine writers. It cov
ers such subjects as industrial and
atomic research, the education of
engineers and technicians, the
training of skilled Tar Heel crafts
men, the out-migration of labor
from North Carolina farms, the
growth and location of the State’s
established industry, the compara
tive availability of workers in ev
ery section of the State, the State’s
effort to attract new industry, and
Abe availability of capital for in
dustrial development.
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THE CHOWAN, HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1956.
LL.J FINISH me JOB!
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
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selves. He was the Apostle John,
the son of Eebodoe, the brother of
James, the “beloved” disciple of
Jesus.
John very definitely states his
purpose in writing his Gospel in
verses 30 and 31 of the twentieth
chapter. He declares: “Many oth
er signs therefore did Jesus in the
presence of his disciples, which are
not written in this book, but these!
are written, that ye may believe
that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of
God, and that believing ye may
have life in his name.”
It is well then, that we have, as
our Christmas lesson, one taken
from the writings of one whose
purpose it was to emphasize the
dual personality of Christ—his di
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vinity and his humanity—giving us
information of the “signs” and
manifestations during his life on
earth which bore evidence to his
unique personality. John wanted to
| so write as to awaken faith in Je
sus as the long-awaited Christ, the
Son of God, and also to strengthen
the faith of believers in Christ that
they, too, may have life in his
ntme —spiritual life, a life of con
stant communion with God.
In order to show that Jesus was
the incarnate God, John uses the
Greek word Logos (word), in re
! ferring to Jesus. As used in John’s
i day by both Jews and Gentiles, Lo
gos meant the Eternal God is seek
ing always to reveal himself to
men, and that self-surrender is es
sential to this revelation.
Gaius Gienn Atkins says the de
vout “believe that it began ‘in the
beginning’ beyond which there is
no date at all; always ‘the Word
was with God and the Word was
G6d.’ which is only another way
of saying tl at God has always been
seeking to reveal 1 (mself to his
children and speak to them in a
language they could understand.
“John seeks to convey the idea
in the Prologue to his Gospel that
it was through Jesus Christ that
God revealed himself to men—
Christ was the full and complete
thought (Word) of God—uttered
once and for all and expressing the
very soul of God. John’s sole pur
pose in writing .his Gospel is to’
prove to the world that Jesus is
the Incarnate Logos.
“We put into words what we
want others to know of ourselves,
our thoughts, our dreams, our
hopes and our purposes; and what
others want us to know of them
selves, they also put into words;
and so, by the magic of language
therp is established a mutual un
derstandingi.between us . . . So, in
the Fourth Gospel, the word Logos
stands for the self revelation of
God’s love and purpose for his chil
dren . . . JeStfS Christ is the Word
of God, making real among us
Gods saving love, and he was of
the nature of God in the begin
ning.”
Therefore, if God was incarnate
i in Jesus, and Jesus was human as
well as divine, then God may be
come incarnate in you and me, if
we will let him. God can come in
to our lives, too, strengthening us
and helping us to live unselfishly
and faithfully, even as Jesus did.
Our bodies may really become the
temples of the living God, wholly
dedicated to him and to his service,
if we are surrendered unto him.
For “as many as received him, to
them gave lie the right to heroine
the children of God, even to them
that believe on his name.”
(These comments are based on
outlines of the International Sun
day School Lessons, copyrighted by
the International Council of Re
ligious Education, and used by per
mission.)
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