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Recently Dr. Broughton, of the Baptist
Tabernacle, Atlanta, has been preaching a
series of expository sermons on “The King
dom of Heaven,” as set forth in the para
bles in the thirteenth chapter of Matthew.
It is agreed by expositors generally that
this chapter contains seven parables, and
they are generally referred to as tne Seven
Parables of the Kingdom. Dr. Broughton,
however, affirms that there are eight of
these parables, and that without the distinct
lesson of the eighth parable, which is almost
universally conceded to be a part of the
seventh, a very important part of the teach
ing, concerning the kingdom, as taught in
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and far from the path which you
would tread are covered with a false
attractiveness. Cherish your high
ideals, dear girls, for they are your
beacons, and if lowered will inevitably
lead you downward.
In your own life of purity you have
a double responsibility, and, consider
ing this, there is a doubly high incen
tive to choose only those things in
your daily life that will nt you 'for
leadership among your companions.
THE CHILD AND THE MOON.
(Continued from Page 13.)
Baby is watching you, Baby and I,
Lovely moon, lovely moon, up in the
sky.
“Can the moon see the lambs,”
asked the child sleepily. His eyelids
were so heavy that he could scarcely
keep them open, w r hile the moon look
ed in at the window and his mother
sang:
Tell us, oh, lovely moon, what do you
see,
As you shine down upon meadow and
tree?
I see the little lambs, I see the sheep,
I see a baby child going to sleep.
The moon smiled at the child and
his mother, and the mother smiled at
the moon; but the little child did not
see them, for he was fast asleep.
THE DUTIES OF MOTHERHOOD.
“The woman who faithfully assumes
the duties of motherhood is attempting
the greatest work in which human
skill and power can be employed—
aiming at results which all selectest
influences are required to produce —
scattering seeds of life which are to
grow and burst into flower, and yield
fruit throughout all future ages—cre
ating forms of beauty more imperish
able than marble or mosaic, which
shall not only please the eye and
charm the hearts of men, but on which
God and angels shall look with com
placency and delight.”
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The Golden Age for August 5, 1909.
these parables, is not brought forth. Dr.
Broughton’s treatment of this absorbing sub
ject of the kingdom of heaven, its past,
present and future relation to mankind, is
entirely unique, and his interpretation of
the eight parables clears up many much dis
cussed and greatly beclouded views. These
sermons have been carefully reported and
critically revised, and are now ready for
publication.
The first sermon of this series will appear
in the issue of August twelfth, and in order
that the greatest number possible may de
rive the spiritual uplift that must come
from the study of these sermons, WE ARE
GOING TO MAKE THE SPECIAL OFFER
OF $1.50 FOR ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS
FOR ONE YEAR, AND TO ALL PRESENT
SUBSCRIBERS WHO WILL PAY BACK
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND RENEW, WE WILL
ALLOW THE SAME LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
This opportunity will only last thirty days
from this issue, and one sermon alone will
be more than worth the price, besides all
the other good things we will give you. You
will be sorry if you miss it. Rush your
subscription to us, that you may not miss
ONE of this series.
They have been pronounced by those that
have been fortunate enough to hear them,
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