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The Georgia Baptist Con
Among the Negroes .. ..
A Procession of Bible C
Our Associate Refo
The Interior and the New
Rev. James M. Wharey, I
"Presbyterianism Dr
The Ministry and the Churc
"And It Was Night" .. .
Our Little Strugglii
John's Letter to Santa Claui
Editori
The message of the h
the evangelistic message
He who would preach
self be a crucified man.
The Gospel of Matthe
of the International .Snn<
From January 23 to Fe
sons from the Sermon <
sons come not at the ei
the close of any distinct
ter. Temperance lesson;
The Golden Rule, on Fel
8th; Galatian 5, on Sept.
ing servant on Nov. 13
The "Christian Instruc
is strange that people c
written creed of a religi
narrowness and bigotry, i
of life they are clearly al
conflicting schools of thoi
other subject, but that
position must be decided
to be misunderstood. T
demonstration because of
lief and distinctive prim
cleave fast to a Republic
for that very reason sim
tinctive principles on pu
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vention and Gospel Work
2
Masses 2
rmed Breth:en 3
York Ordinations 3
D. D 5
ying Up" 6
hes 7
14
ng Western Churches . . .. 15
s and What Came of It .... 18
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iour is not the critical, it is
a crucified Christ must himw
will be chiefly the source
jay School Lessons for 1910.
bruary 27, we have six les3n
the Mount. Review leslding
of the quarter, but at
division in the subject mat5
are introduced as follows:
t>. 13th; Proverbs 23 on May
25, the parable of the watchth.
tor" properly declares that it
lemur at subscribing to the
ous body on account of its
and yet in every other avenue
igned to some one of several
lght and action, and on every
of religion, they insist their
and clear-cut and not liable
hfv will nnt irvin o narti^nlor
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insistence upon a definite be:iples
while in politics they
an or a Democratic platform
ply because it advocates disblic
questions.
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4
"Sff ? The SotmiivEsrt
it |y tffe(tfit/tal Pa
Z?W The
DECEMBER 15, 1909.
When, in your afterthougl
spoken somewhat unkindly ;
ther, and went and told hii
away up in both respect and
made a heart glad and you
Such acts prove the beauty a
faith. They advance the Lo
The stronger the mind of t
the more confident may the
he is cleaving to his mess;
word, that he has a good lisl
departs from the word and
of men's ideas, that he will
patience. Daniel Webster 11
little country church in tht
cause, as he explained, its r
and God's remedy for sin an
ster the statesman, but W
sinner.
Rome poses before the w
opposed to divorce and to
persons. If her attitude w
sistent, it would at least be
proved absolutely in its ap[
case. But how can that attiti
when she evades the applie
divorced people on the grou
viously "married" by other
they were never married at
undivorced as they were unit
Dr. Zeller, director of the I
gart, Germany, estimates the
sified according to religious a
total of the human race is i,?
940,000 are nominally Chris
hammedans, 10,860,000 are
classed as heathen. Of the
. ? 1
v^umuLiaus, Z1 ^,UUU,UUU clTC I
are Buddhists. Others adhe
ligious cults. Out of every
earth there are nominally 341
medans, 7 Israelites, and 533
the standpoint of human pr
tion of the whole world is a
pectation, but our Lord said,
given unto me in heaven and
and make disciples of all the
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ve3byter/an if
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it, you concluded you had
and unjustly to your brom
so, you lifted yourself
Christian affection. You
added credit to yourself,
nd power of the Christian
rd's kingdom.
he hearer in any audience,
minister feel, as long as
ige and delivering God's
tener; and the surer, if he
nrearhfQ Viic nwn
I be listened to with imsed
to resort to a certain
r New'England hills beninister
told him his sins
d did not preach to Webebster
the man and the
orld as being unalterably
the marriage of divorced
ere but honest and conrespected
even if not apdication
to every specific
ude be regarded as sincere
ration of it by marrying
nd that having been prethan
Romanist priests
all and so were as much
larried ?
bureau of Statistics, Stutt!
world's population, clasdherence,
as follows: The
544,510,000, of whom 534,tian,
175,290,000 are Mofews,
and 823,420,000 are
?se latter 300,000,000 are
brahmins, and 121,000,000
re to various strange re1,000
inhabitants of the
5-Christians, 114 Mohamof
other religions. From
oDability, the evangelizatask
that baffles our ex
"All authority hath been
on earth, Go ye therefore
nations."