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Music And You
The 4'he-man" sometimes tends
to mace fun of fine music and
in smaller ' communities or in
joughi civilizations. Jhis, some
times jjains acceptance; in- com
munity and good niusc -"becomes
very hard to sell to the young
ster and to many men and wo
men 4 fiti fcAmmlnity
. ' ButK good . music, " like;' good
paintinjgT or good? writing, , is ,al-.
ways Rewarding it is under
stood. 8 fThat is not to say that
evervihe will like good music,
but 1 lccjillJXjiysryejjjrift
LKe sqme- lorm or gooa music,
i f.wical instu... .,.t,- Ii
y of the world's' older
.jur . ios, it is .accepted tiiat a
..Xiiid is not fully rounded Un
less he can play some musical
instrument. . , '. ' .-
When we fail to1 teach them
of this great human outlet, we
!rob from them " the ' pleasure
which could be theirs if they ate
properly educated.' Countless
hours of listening and' playing
pleasure could be theirs, if they
were-only taught' what jwcists in
the sworld of music andj how to
appreciate it. 5 . 4 1
4 ; We tan get rid of much of
this . degrading rut-liri trsty-t
oxidisation "by learning to ap
preciate , good music. That is
the oniy "out" and that is the
rejafl fo a: higher level of, culture.-
.CAXO CF 1 ,
want to express thanks
i ' . . cahd of tka::::
to I I wish to express my sii'.
appreciation for the cards, f'..
The Law
each and everyone who . remem
bered me with, cardsand visits I ers, gifts and other acts of 1.'
during ; my recent, accident- I ncss while l was a patient
am most grateful 4q eachlone of the hospital and since my return
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JOHN O. WUlT 1
INEZ BOYCE.
once q gs educated fp. jnJJ
it andijexposed to l. ; j
AndlNfiJod'' music iatwt iusli
opera.U Much popular music is
gooa ana i aoes not iavp w ye
highbrow-longhair stuff to be
good. ;
I Most -of us underestimate the
power of music. It can be made
to produce various , sensations
' and responses. The movie mak
ers have long known, that music
is the. key to drama on the
screen. 'The .audience, reacts, of
ten unknowingly, to the musk
as much as to the screenplay.
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.success
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on th
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produH i'ilStl s :,'riF
($ ,f.8d&tt the
soul. It can afford re-
wheh . almost i bothing
Musi
mind
laxatii
else c,
So Hiusie has - power- that is
often hc(erratedf Andlir'the
? The "law" as people refer to
the rules of our society, is supposed-
to work the same- for, all
persons.. But, of course, it does
not do so and the aim of the
judiciary . and the, legal profes
sion :' and all civic-minded per
sons should be to come as close
jo that goal as is possible. ',
The United ' States 'and peri
haps several other leading de
mocracesj cora9 1 olase . to the
goM than most of fife liaifons of
the world. Yet even in the !
the charge that there are often
two standards, of Justice, ( j . ,
Not ! long ago a ' woman with
a famous- name -shot-nd" kilted
a man ; was first ' charged1 with
rmirder and,, .then thfchii-g was
dftanged ifil iianaighMi , and
tl&'li senteilce, ' fh tntf end? was
that sh jwas : released on ten
:years-proDoiion. - ve are jiov ui -guing
with the sentence. t
v' No editor can sit down hun
dreds or . thousands of miles
away from the scene of a . legal
proceeding and know the, facts.
So one must assume that the
sentence was just. In 'any , event
when there is suspicion of
light sentence, it usually ' makes
no difference, because the. perr
son affected will pay for what
ever HWasidom in kis iBWmindtl
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SPECIAL PROGRAMS LZC'.'A MARCH 31
trrrt
iu THE MEANING OF PRAYER . '
THE .MEANING OF THE CROSS
, THE MEANING OF THE RESURRECTION
THE MEANING OF ATONEMENT
ATONEMENT AND THE LONELY CROWD
THE MEANING OF BAPTJSM
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and tfonsUende. i? mi ill t M
Inlimkjlco'nheci'jt ii tenj
ttiat -ia' prettyiJgW can?!
said'
by with murder" with a male
jury. Of course, all this1 is not
necessarily true, but we merely
are iwinth
there are often two ideas of s
United States, too few. parents juMee- for women and men.-
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'International Sunday E.-hool
Lesson for March 31, 1963.
'Memory Selection: Take heed.
watch; for you do not know
when the ;tUna will coma."
(Mark 13:33).
Lesson Text: Mark 13.
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I The purpose of today's study
is i to ; consider -Mark's under-'
standing of Christ's coming' and
its 'meaning for our day and
time. , i -
Throughout Hebrew history
there was a long succession of
prophets who were courageous
and dedicated to their God and
their country,: When these men
spoke out, they were warning an
entire nation that it was sinning
and must repent or else it would
suffer God's wrath. , .
During times of oppression by
foreign powers, the prophets
needed to arouse the people fron
their lethargy, but not "alarm
the foreign rulers. To do this
thev couched their bhonhecies in
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a special style called ''apocalyp
I tic." The word means an ''un
I covering," a "revelatioa'v It dis
4 closed a divine truth, 'but the
I truth was presented in a dream
, i or a vision; this was done so the'
foreign overlords would not un-
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fox their own people, .'however,
the prophets had a message.
First, they recounted their his
tory. The people- must not , be
allowed to forget how God had
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tne promised Land, and that'
ever since he had watched over
them, caring for them, disclp-
I lining them. Then,, when the
prophet hadVeached the point
in history where the people were,
he would, exhort them to action.
paving rcnunded. them of UffUr
sins, ; tne , prophet, ..would call
'them to repent and, seek God's
forgiveness. And, finally, the
'pronhet .would (describe ,tha way
God would handle the enemy if
Israel would turn . away from heri-
sins. There .would . be. signs
'f r6m heaventhere would , be
Jlipheava)s ' on earth, v. Dreadful
rthings Would 'happen to the ene
f my; and u: the righteous y. ones'
would recefive 'their jhs reward.
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4-ne eariy cnurcn was not al
lowed to mature Without oppo-
the opposition of both religious
and civic antagohists. The staff-
gerini jbWt.lut.-tho--ehurch-
sedmed to some to indicate its
aeath. But the New Testament
writers did not accept the op
position to God as. final. Tem
poral powers might attempt to
destroy the community of believers.'-
But beyond the temporal
is the eternal. ; Organized relig
ion might attempt to bring this
new faith to an end, but God is
sovereign, and ultimately he will
vindicate the faithful.
The "New Testament never
claims- that jthis; worid's- . history
will; continue eternally. Our his
tory? is .timebound; it is tem
poral, and therefore Jjas. an end.
The' signs - given 'in Apocalyptic
literature (and there are several
Books of this type in the Bible)
I indicate the disruptive nature of;
I trie fendi.The' faithful :,mayhave '
the calamity there is God. Chris
tians always .live in expectation
God's kingdom' will come
1 in its fullness. With eyes of
hope we look forward to the
complete' manifestation of God's
1 sovereign rule.
And how badly we need that
hope, - when television, radio,
)) newspapers, bring all the world
to our doorstep all the tensions,
the strains, the strife of all hu
manity! ' '
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What does the New Testament
1 have to say about these condi
. tions? .T3 Te any word of
hope? Is t.' sr- anv consolation?
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I' that t'.,:s (.'
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i The Church it ths greatMt factor
on tarlh for the building of dime.
' tar and food dtixenahip. It a itor.
.hoimol jpintual value. Without
attoni Church, neiUMr democracy
nor civilization can aurvive. There
are fctrr aound naaOna frhy jCrery
penoa ahtmld attend aerticai regu-
. larly and aupport the Church. They
are: (1) Forhii.own eake. $) For
ihiachildren's'aake. (3) Foftheaike
of ha community and nation. (4)
For the aake of the Church itaelf,
which needa hia moral and material
aupport. Plan to to to church naa
larly and mad your Bible daily. '
-nK Sun.4f Monday
I Jt taaaaeiaMefaaaBBjeiate
J Pain- -ean'fc keep ft-secret- -Shell probaply tell ua-;
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i what she wished befofcj1 the take is half eaten, i
Whatever her-wish;-ir will be for a little eirl
type of thineT.' ". ; ; 1 ' ; , j 1J',.J Si - a;-J 1
i Butwhat 'of me? What' do I'WMh'for-TrMr-'"'"
'. . . children . ; a beautiful home . . . a fair share u
.! of worldly goods ; . v health jr. , happiness? ?.' ''
I I1 suppose I wish all ' of these things for Pam,.
in somerftBasure. ,feut if , I had to limit '""myself td
1 a Bingle 'wish I )vould ask for her" deep- and
v abiding faith. How wonderful it is'to have ait un- ?
. shaken belief in God's ways and HV works, 'plus :T
the conviction of His love for us.. "."" :
- Some of us may be limited in ourability to give
our children material .things, but we need never
stint-on teaching them spiritual values. Start taking '
your children to church and church school this
x Sunday. v ' ; " - ' ; ,; .
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