IF IMS, SICK!
TAKE NO CALOMEL
I
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You're bilious! Tour liver Is slug
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knocked out. Your head Is dull, your
tongue Is coated ; breath Bad ; stomach
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sick; you may lose a day's work.
Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver,
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes Into sour bile like dy
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you feel that awful nausea and cramp
ing.
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night. Your druggist or dealer sells
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Dodson's Liver Tone Is entirely
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Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste
and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels
A teaspoonfnl of "California Fig
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Mothers can rest easy after giving
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Cause and Effect.
The teacher was angry when
Thomas appeared tpn minutes late for
school] oue morning,
"Why are you late, Tommy?" lie said
sharply. > . j
"I'tease, sir." replied the sinner, "it
was late wlion 1 started from home."
I "Then why didn't you start from
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"Please, sir, il was too late to start
early."
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Frank L. Stanton. )
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Christianity vs.
Religion ' -
By REV. GEORGE E. GUILLE
Bxtenalon - Department. Moody
Bible Institute. Chicago. >7
TEXT-Ab ye have therefore re^i Ijjjj
Christ Jesus the Lord . ? ? "? ,
any spoil you through philosophy.
2:6-8.
Today thousands of men are mis
taking the religion of Christendom for
Christianity, not
knowing that they
are as far1' apart
ns heaven and the
bottomless P I *?
"Religion" is the
term frequently
used to designate
Christianity and
the experiences of
the Christian.
This is easily un
derstood among
Christian people,
hut in many parts
of the world it would not be under
stood at all. Just as "the Jews' re
ligion" was an apostasy from Judaism,
so Is the religion of Christendom an
apostasy from Christianity.
Christianity Is Christ. Of the d
vine revolution that sets It forth ue
is the -enter and its cons nt theme.
His at'.niug death Is the loon, latum
upon which It rests, and He. now til
ing all heaven with His glory. Is its
one object. By His Spirit alone,
though working through human in
strumentality. can It be pn^ted.
It is supernatural, and the Christian
Is a supernatural being. His fa
rests upon a supernatural t elatloi.
and is constantly fed and ministered
to by that revelation. He is super
naturally begotten of God In the pow
er, of the Holy Spirit. Ho Is sujier
naturally indwelt by God in the per
son of the Holy Spirit. He shall one
day be supernaturully transported to
heaven. By God, who alone has found
a remedy fcr human sin and who
knows how to deal with it, the Chris
tian Is redeemed. Justified, born
again, "made nigh by Ihe blood of
Christ," made "accepted in the Be
loved," "made the righteousness of
God in Him," and thus "made meet
to be a partaker of the saints in
light." None but God can accomplish
this.
Of all this, religion knows nothing.
or the religion of Christendom
Satan is the author. "The god ft this
age" is one of his manj tities1^ In
Scripture. Ai?d this title repeals the
sphere of his activities as being not
morals hut religion. By corrupting
the truth of Christianity through "the
wisdom of his world." and by imitat
ing the things of Christ lie has devel
oped this monstrous system called
Christendom, with its ten iliojsaml dis
cordant voice.* and with Sts numerous
cults .masquerading in a Christian
dress. -In many of t'i->se a Christ of
some sort may be found, hut in none
the Christ of God. the Christ of the
cross, the Christ of the open grave
and glorious exaltation. It is the
"Ideal," to which religionists strive,
by various means, to attain. It is this
human attainment, by fleshly means,
that fits them for eternal bliss. Christ
and His finished work for sinners be
ins set aside as unnecessary or im
pertinent. Thus religion ministers to
the flesh and nourishes its vanity and
pride, building "P its devotees in self
rlghteousnes.i and a false security. In
Christianity, on the other hand. God
presents the Lord Jesus Christ as the
only and all-sufficient Savior who be
comes not alone the Christian's pat
tern but his power to "walk worthy
of the Lord unto all pleasing."
Religion prates of "the universal
fatherhood of God and the consequent
brotherhood of man," but Holy Scrip
ture declares that the "children of the
flesh are not the children of God,"
and that the only brotherhood recot*
nized by God is that of believing, re
generated sinners who are united by
the Holy Spirit's baptism to Christ
and to each othei'.
Religion exhorts men to character
building; not only fixing Its own
standard but proposing the various
rneftiods of attainment. Christianity
shows man the sin of h5s nature and
divinely empowers him against It by
the Holy Spirit, teaching him that not
by his own struggling but by yielding
his life to God the Spirit of God shall
produce In him "the fruit of the
Spirit" and thus form the character
that Is so pleasing to Him.
Religion makes much of rites and
ccremonies and by outward forms It
largely expresses itself. Christianity,
In Its outward expression. is,^he life
of (jurist Himself lived out in the
Christian who finds his power for this
In fellowship with Him, needing no
pictures or other externals, for He
finds Him made real to His heart
through the Spirit's ministry in the
Word of God.
If the Satan of Scripture In con
trast with that mythical monster of
Christendom were recognized. It would
be seen that whatever form mere re
ligion assumes, however high Its
Ideals or ornate Its ritual, the con
trast between It and our holy Chris
tianity is, in the last analysis, Satan
vs. Christ.
The Love of God.
To the man who has learned the se
cret of the love of God in Christ, death
has only the uncertainty of a glorious
adventure.? Selected.
Counting the Years.
We do not count a man's years un
til he has nothing else tc count.?
Emerson.
?(PROVED UNIFORM OTHUUTIONAL
Sunday5chool
' Lesson '
By REV. P. B. FITZ WATER, a D..
Teacher of English Bible In the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
Copyright. IB?! Wottrn N?wapas?r Union
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 4
THE GRACE OF GRATITUDE
LESSON TEXT? Luke 17:11-19.
GOLDEN TEXT? Enter Into His gates
with thanksgiving, and Into His courts
with praise; be thankful unto him, and
>less His name.? Psalm 100:1
REFERENCE MATERIAL? I Chron.
9:10-5; Psalm 116:1-14; Matt 18:21-35;
Phil. 4:6-7.
PRIMARY TOPIC? A Man Who Was
Thankful.
JUNIOR TOPIC ? Remembering to
Thank Ood.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
-l..e Grace of Gratitude.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ^DULT TOPIC
-Cultivating the Habit of Gratitude.
Jesus Is now on His Way to Jerusa
lem where He will be Offered up for
the sins of the people. It was fitting
[hat He should {rass through the coun
try of the Samaritans, for He was the
Savior of all men. On this occasion
He came In touch with a colony of
ten lepers, and His healing of them ex
hibits the condition of human nature
and the workings of His divine grace.
I. Their Awful Affliction (v. 12).
They were lepers. Leprosy is a con
tagious disease which rots off the
members of the body and eventuates
In death. It may be unnoticed In the
blood of the person for years. It Is
of such a foul nature that the one
thus afflicted Is cast out from society.
This segregation was in accordance
with the Mosaic law (Lev. 13:46). It
was a kind of Naaman quarantine
measure. Leprosy has always been
regarded as a type of sin, even at
times visited upon people for some
sin. Examples, the leprosy of Gehazl
(H Kings 5) ; Miriam (Num. 12) ; Uz
Eiah (II Kings 15:5). Sin has come Into
the world and flows fr^m generation
to generation through the racial
stream, so that all are sinners (Rom.
5:12). Though sin may be hidden. It
eventually breaks out and destroys the
body. Evidences of this are seen on
every hand. There is no need of Bible
proof of its reality.
II. Their Cry for Merey (v. 13).
They were in great need. No hu
man help was available. Thej^ had
somehow heard how Jesus had healed
some lepers. Where there is real heal
ing if Is bound to be noised about. Thla
aroused faith in them.
by hearing, and hearing by the Word
of God" (Rom. 10:17).
"Faith cometh
As He came
cry unto Him
i
their way they called fcjr mercy. It is
the privilege of all s|nner& to call
upon Jesus Ciirist for mercy. Salva
tion from the most a>vful sins will
surely come to all who!
in sincerity.
III. Bidden to Go to the Priest*
(v. 14).
Before the lepers were healed they
were to show; themselves to the
priests, according to the Mosaic law
(Lev. 14:1-32). As they went in faith
they were healed. While God goes be
fore in the work of salvation, yet He
demands of the sinner faith. Faith is
th's cause of His action. Activity on
the sinner's part Is necessary so that
God's grace can flow iijto him. Faith
expresses itself in action. By this
means the divine power and human
need are united. The only faith need
ed is for the sinner to realize the heal
ing power of Christ, and as this is
acted upon there Is the consequent In
crease which results in complete sal
vation. Cleansing is realized through
obedience.
IV. The Gratitude of the One (vr.
15, 16).
Perceiving that he was healed of his
leprosy, the Samaritan turned back
and with a loud voice glorified God.
He even fell down on his face and
gave thanks. The one least expected
to show gratitude for tfnls great mercy
was the one who sincerely expressed
It.
V. The Gratitude of the Nine (w.
17-19).
Presumably they were Jews. The
very ones who should have been most
grateful did not show any apprecia
tion. They were content to get much
from Christ without giving Him any
thing. He expects those who experi
ence His salvation to jgive Him their
love and gratitude. The Lord Is hurt
when, saved sinners go ofT with the
blessing of salvation as though they
had stolen it. Many t&ke ail they can
get from Christ and give nothing in re
turn. Ail the blessings of civilization
are ours through Christ, yet how few
thank Him for them. The proportion
of those who are ungrateful for the
blessings which Christ brought is per
haps nine to one. The fact that grati
tude was expressed by a Samaritan
shows how often we { are shamed by
the devotion of those less favored
than ourselves.
Finding God.
If we cannot find God In your house
and mine, upon the roadside or the
margin of the sea; In the bursting
seed or opening flower; in the day
duty or night mualnfc ? I do not think
we should discern Him any more upon
the grass of Eden, or beneath the
moonlight of Gethsemane. ? J. Mar j
tinea u.
Victory Over Sin.
It U not by understanding God, bat
by trusting Him, that
pver sin. ? Anon.
we have victory
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