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Sonic incidents in the life of Paul
furnished the subjects for two very
interesting and helpful talks by Kev.
Cook of the Mcthodi *t church yost« .
day. The incident referred to in the
morning was taken from a letter writ
ten by Paul to Timothy. Paul had be* r.
cast into prison ro,f t<*oohinep a doc- ^
trine considered unoitkodox by the re
ligious dictators of that day. was pro
bably bound with chains to the sol
dier placed on guard over him. H«
writes these words to Timothy: ' *
suffer hardshin onto bonds, as a male
factor," and then immediately adds, as
though ho had a vision of the inbe» -
ent power of tpitb to eventually nre
vaii ovm* fa! ’’oo.J nr*d bigofrv, "but
the won! of Cod i* not bound.”
“A stronger faith in the power o’
truth, justice an ! right to conquer the
evils of the world >\s what ve all nc^l.
•a faith such as will make us practice
i those virtues and not simply *est cor
♦ ent in th<‘ belief that “truth crushed
to earth will rise o'-ain.” hut get busy
a nl s »e that it does ris<\” said Tier
I Cook.
j Kev. Cook’s evening talk was to a
| karg' audience and was received wit’’
! grateful appreciation. The incid^* *
which furnished the basis for P**”
CeokV p murks was taken f»*om Paul’
adder s before King Agrinpa in which
Paul gives a resume of his life and th
radio:■! changes that he h*»d exnerienc
«m1. H • turns towards the king and
>ays: “Wherefore. O king Agrippa, 1
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Said Rev. Cook, “I lx !iov<
I believe that every one of u> has vir
ions, and it is due to our faithful obe
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in what we undertake. If the vision is
of e' i! an l we are faithful to it we
work evil m ourselves and in the live
*f oth t . If the vi ion is of truth, jus
tice < id right and we art* not disobc
Rent o that heavenly virion wo dc
■ lop into tr ie men and women wor
y to be railed the sous o* Cod. Rev.
Cook al o .-aid: "I believe that even
‘hough it mav he obscured by evil
’’onghls and evil actions, yet if we
ha *r 1 * cor:*f M,e t* . trip off this oir
we hat till find the heavou
y via n there which may be brought
o tight and madf* the h i \s of a life of
usefulness." i
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