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July 1. 19"- A FAMILY PAPER. 11
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HEBRON, KANSAS.
Mrs, A, E, Crooks and little John,
of La Junta, Colo,, recently visited
friends and relatives here. They went
on to Blanchard, Ia„ being called
there by the illness of Mr. Crooks'
father. Miss Mary Cabeen, who has
been attending Cooper College, stopped
here on her way home to Blanchard,
la,, for a v'sit with her sister,
Mrs. Will Copeland, and other relatives,
Mrs, N, E. Caskey and daughter,
Edith, and nephew, Paul, of Kansas
City, stopped here for a week's
visit with the former's daughter, Mrs.
In fact the reward was a condition
M. A, Black, They were on their way in the fulfillment of the covenant.
to Greeley, Colo,, where they expect "If ye utter not this our business
to spend part of the summer. At a when the 'Lord hath given us the
recent congregational meeting, our
land we will deal kindly and truly
"o^Piregation voted to become self-sup-
•P'"''"ig, Mr. B, W, McMahan and our with thee," 14 verse. In the account
of the overthrow of Jericho,
'•r attended Synod and gave us an
iHSting report on Sabbath, June which we have recoided in the 6th
14th, The silver medal contest, held
chapter, we read that Rahab had
at the Hebron school house, was well
attmded and a good program given, kept the faith and in the 25th verse
Miss Ruth Jamison was awarded the Joshua saved Rahab the harlot
medal. The class consisted of seven alive and her father's household
young ladies, Mr, Jamison and son,
-, are in Armstrong, Iowa, where
ttfiy have received work for the summer.
Mr, John Porter met With an
accident that proved fatal while assisting
in the construction of a silo
at the John Greenley home, Mr. Porter
was at one time a member of our
church, and the services were conducted
by our pastor. The services
were largely attended. Our Sabbath
School attendance recently reached
the one hundred mark. Miss Olive
Jamison, a nurse in the Clay Center
Hospital, recently enjoyed a two
weeks vacation with the home folks.
Mr. Clark Young, a representative of
the Cooper College, was in our vicinity
and made a date for the College
Quartette at the Hebron school house
for the evening of June 24, The farmers
are all busy in the harvest fields.
Wheat and oats are good and corn
and feed doing well.
PRAYER MEETING TOPIC.
(Continued from page 8.)
the roll call of the heroes in the
nth chapter of Heb. "By faith Rahab
the harlot perished not with
them that believed not when she
had received the spies with peace."
She is also mentioned in James to
prove that faith without works is
dead. He says', "Was not Rahab
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of 'her faith but she did prove her
iissfis Pritchard and White faith by her works. She took the
spies under her protection and
guarded them safely till they departed.
She was aware of the fact
t'lat in order to escape the destruction
of the city she must do more
than merely profess faith in God,
She must bind the scarlet line in
the window as a symbol of her
faith. If the cord had not appeared
it would have been evidence
that she did not believe in
the destruction of the city and to
doubt this would have been to
doubt God's word. Her faith led
her to act .and 'her act proved her
faith. Her faith was practical. Let
us put our faith into practice. Let
ns live the faith we profess,
3. It was prevailing.
It is noticeable in the covenant
made with Rahab there is the reward
set forth for her faithfulness.
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Her faith prevailed with God. We
do not believe that faith was ever
exercise but what it was duly rewarded.
been -and will be in the life to come,
Abraham was commanded to go to
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of faith and he was rewarded. Jacob,
who lived a life of faith, met
\\'ith many trials and was permitted
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to see the fruits of his faith before
he departed this life. What shall
we say of the faith of Moses and
many others who possessed like
If not in this life it has faith Heaven is the reward of all
faith. It is a reward suitable to the
]irice paid, the blood of the Sacrificial
Lamb, Suitable to the perfection
of God and fully answering
to all His promises.
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