election, Thaodorc Roosevelt had made- get rifle came out from thb middle of the temperament; r_rne rejoice with Joy.w_lch" so as though aceom_ded .with, outward the race for the presidency .on thd Bull big. bei-rel. That has happened to a seeks to "valee itself in ecstatic shou.ts of m mnifastatians It is a conseiousass wrought Moose or PrngrekSlveflcket. _He carried ._ preacher also. And'when it happens to - prnlse_ and others may weep for joy, but in theseul, that a change is effceted," on. a noisy and far-reaching c_mpelgn, you or me, .what shall We do? 'There is . hone of these, manifestations constitute A Wz_,_'H 0_"ASSlmANCE and he and his friends claimed that he was ' just one 'thing for '_ns to do. 'We must" the witness of the Spiritl they ore resultant going to _-Weepthe countcy and be elected, build the altar more carefully. We must " • " " effecis_ "_ While the nature of the witness is thot But when the yotcs were counted in NO- arrange the" wood with greater concern. • ¢- " ' of an inner persu_iofl, yet it is not withL vembar. Theodore did not rc:Ceive enough. We must make more certain, that th_ "Th_ witness consequently ls not arty par- out a very do/L-rite certitude. Some who . ticular.form of emotional satisfaction. Do" , like Naaman Of old Would desire to see electorel v_tes.to-make his candidacy look sacrifice is in place, • .Then we must ap_ not: mistake; we would Sot infer that it seine great thtns, um_ be disappointed at serious. The cartoonist pictured Roosevelt preach the next contest wtth'firmar faith, does_not produce emotional satisfaction; it its simplicity, but tl_ose v_hd are -more as a gunner "holding the firing sh-lng of And. parations we must,continu_ and lift u9 "to the mak_ r.all the for lpre- fire " ., • most • surely does, But by cenfu_ing'the interested In facts than insigns or Wonders :a Thelarge-hutted, bore of the sho_-ldarreled gun reprasented cannon, the" until the fire comes dt)wn._ For Jttst as cause and effect in this ease some have recognize the substantiality of mlC_ a witpro-election predictions. The. moment of the contest on ,Carmel depended upon.th_ erred. -Same have experienced' a. certain nbss In the verse, or r,thar, part"thereof, the election came. Teddy pulled the string; coming.,of the fire_ so certainly does" the sense of emotional relief nn_ they. have Which we have' chosen..the expression is But instead of the big BOOM!.which, the force and effectiveness of our preaching i ' inferred that this whs the _vitneas of the all wealth of full "assurance." The phrase" cannon promised v a llttio'_ag, such as dapendnpon the unction and pewar, of the _dtrit .only to lind'.out intar that. "they is redundant In denoting the Iflentitode of " not real_y ancnoreu me_r sam m dl_ this as._urnnse,. In the statemen_ all might be_'expects_i'.. from a 22--caliber tarL Holy Spirit. upon na. . vine truth, wealth, there is the indication that no to= " " . .. . . - . - . "What then_'is _Lssurnnce?" askedJohn edbqnacy exists;,lt:is, complete and "full, " . .
the , - . - . Greek New. _rom thereare Having two thus witnesses,.we established .the considernext fact that • on howinamcr/dlcas I assuredthatth!sisnot error and delusion. my case; And : "'eanings l Tcstament: in order the specific work nf each indi- ahd that I do .not mistake the voice 'of vidua_lwitness.In the caseof the witness theSpirit?Even by thetestimonyof your _p11 " " of .theSpirit,itis immediate and direct, own spiritby the'answerof a good con- Ra Ear1_ .. ;. As'to themode that i-ematnsa m_stery, sciencetowardsGod.'By the frui_which but this does'not.impair its reality, .There im hath wrought in your spirit, you r,hall % 6. Holiness in the New Testament are many things in life that are beyond _ur .know .th.e teMimony of the Spirit ,of God. - : comprehension and ut}derstanding, but Herebyyou shall know that yott ax:e in no yet their factual, existence is without delusion, that you have' not deceived your • _ - - : . ' .. -. question..As to.our mode of apprehension own -soul, The immeclinta "frnits of the "_T IS obvious that a proper understand- from a ritual use to an ethical ,meaning. Of this Witabss, this Mso has somewhat Spirit_ ruling in th_ heart, are 'love,. |oy_ " " J['i/ag of the meanings of the Greek words J.V. Barfle_ .after" discussing the dlstine. of a mystery attached to it, but we do ,reave, bowels of mercy, 'humblene_ of" "nsedin the New T_stament in relationto lion between hagiadzein and hoonidzein -know hoW to .ciassify it';it is by intuitiori'; mind, meekness, gentleness, long suffer- holiness is basic to:.onr study of the sub- says, "_eh verb passes _thrbugh a ritual In this connection 'Steele Commen_, "What ing.' And the outward ft:ulls are, the iccL : H we.go astray here, we shall lose stage of. meaning to reach an ethical dr has token place' is that my d_ad soul has doing good to all men; the doing no evil to our way-. L'ompletely. . . spiritual One." .Trensh, in his. discussion my.dormant power of spiritualpereeption, ous, uniform obedience to,'all the com.-. . . " . so that I know by unerring intuition the . manOments at God.". . : ; _ presence, of God, "the Holy Spirit. 'To MOreever, Wesley warns that one should " . know the Sptrit_? says Murray, _is the di- never rest in s seemlng..witoess of'the In62 of toes6 eeeurrenees.it is used as n the Service of Deity.. .But the thought vine foundation of certainty, ,Christian Spirit without the witness oil his own . _ substantive and is translated"seint." " .lies very near, that-what is set aldart from experience rests.upon the some basis with spirit; .moreover ire should nob .regard c "" The_pH_mary meaning of bogies is "dc0i- " the world ,and to God, .should sepai'ate it- "mathematics. and all philosophy'--self- what might be evident fruits of the Spirit . catad to the gads sacred," "It-is rare. in self from the "world's defilements, 'and cvidant timth, the activity of the3mman- without having the. witness of /he Holy Attic and never:in Homer, The common should.share in God's.,purity_ and In this way haglos speedily acquires a moral • _nt God -in. the. htmian soul.."... (Joseph Spirit. Should one do'this he would not [ classical worel is hagnca, which means , oak), . • " " " . have the fvJues_ of the wealthier esm._r- . _ "venerable, secr_'d," and also 'pure, pu_re 'significance." • As regards_he Witness of our'0wn spirit,,, once; he would have entered into only half _ _ from carnality." - - ' ' '" Moultan and Mililgan'note that "the adth_ is inferential.' We read in the Word " of his ir_zorltance. • '_ •. ' ' " _ "Abboit-Smlth,glvca the following treat_ 'jective is common as a title of, the gods" • of God the marks of Christian experlencd,"'._, Thus we have n wealth'of assut'anco In ._ met_t of bogies as it is used in the Hew in the .inscriptioi_s." then we note the transformation that ha_ " that It is sufficient to prove the Case be- | Testamenii . " It l_ Clear that the ,ddrb hagiadsei_ lure taken graces place and virtues giving have evidenee been born that inansh Our: yand question;" there need be no doubt *' 4' "1. Its highest application • is to God' tt'dsfiniie ethical connotatinn -in the New .regarding our pel'sonal salvation. While himself in His _urity, majesty, and glory, Testament and- means something, more own soul; they do not. receive theft_ full-, th_ may be regerdad as the principal de- Hence _ (h) of things and places which than mere!y "to cdnsecrate, or set apart." development with their first incoming, bt_t stgnation in the passage .we. have .used; , • h_ve-a claim m reverence as aae/'ed tO This. fact is recognized by almost all ,lexithdy. ,are present and' will grow and in- yet we feeltl{at there should also be noted God;. (b) of persons employed by hlm_.as cographers. Liddcif and Scott's Lexicon crease hs the days go'by. Perceiving these that the_e could well be included the facts afigels; p_pheis; apostles. 2. Applied to defines the tern1: "tdhallow, purify, con-. sourcegraces within,is none WeotherCOncludethan divine,that theirand to which testimony is borne, that is; great " persona as separated to God's rerviee: secrate (2) to cleanse, from pollution, "_- that,they have been wrouglxt there bythe spiritual realities, • the greatest values.of .. (a_ of' Christ; (b). of ChrL_ilans, 3. In "purtfy"and notes there uses in both the life..As life is'preferred hayond 'all other _ the m0ral sense_of shar_g God's purity. Septuagint and New Testament. Thayer Holy Spirit. It has been said .that the goods, sO spirItuar life is transcended above 4. Of pure, clban seerlfice_'and offering*." follows suit. . second witness is a self:judgment, con- . natural life; the presence of spiritual life Thayer trans]_ates the word in its moral • We shall take a brief pt:elimtnary view firming the ,firSt • " in our heart and soul:is .the priceless trea_, sense, "pure, sinless, upright, holy.!' In . of some of th_ passages,in which: the verb Wesley in_disouksing the relation of the tire, the pearl Of sup_:emd'wgt:th for which • his discussion of the use of .the acljecifve bagtad_eiu occurs hi the New Testament. witness of our.spirit .to.'that of :the Holy we might well part with' everything else as a substantive he.says:. In Matthew 23:17, 19,: Jesus speaks ed.'. Spiritasks,"But l_ow., - shallI know that to obtain.:How thanlduLwd. should ,Ira .j nst . as the " Israelites claimed for them- the temple sanctifying . the'gold with which. my This ,spiritual also is a senses question are of rightly'disposed? vast imporianse; • that. such this a glorious'fact frill assuratice in the is spiritual given us realn_ of .. selves'the title hot hagloi becatiso God i_ .wood was overlaid," :and also of'the • 'w selected._heni from the other nations to altar sanctifying the gift which was laid • .farif a man mistake in this, he may run .-of lifef lead a life acceptabh_ to him and _jalce upon It. In both cases the evident mean- " • . : ' in his favor arid protection, so this ap_ ing is that the gold and_the ' gift are ran- • • , _¢c_¢cca¢¢¢¢_¢¢_o_m_ " pellatian is'very o_taa in tha H. T. irons- . "dared ascred,.b_, the fact of their associn- ' .. farted to Christians as those whom Gad tion with that WHIch is already sacred to Life is worth while if you are growing daily in spiritual knowledge. _ _' has" selected " out ' " of the world,, ' " tha_ under 'God. The formal, ceremonial idea of sane-. Life is worth while if.you are epnstantly unfolding in nobility of character. the*influenee. of the Holy ,Spirit .they may 'tification. i._,evldendcd'here, .. .:-" " Life ts worth: while, if you are faltlduliy ,tfllllllng every ohllgall_z_ and re- , • _ofee_l_:_:_dn'ih_°e"_gh°o_e:_'GP_.tak°rs: • The a.__otKyl_l of Christ b, the Father sponstbllity. Life is worth while if you ar_ developing a 'deeper conscioUS- _ ; ... _ .. * is_stated by.Jesu.s Himself in Jqlin 10:36-- -zne s_gm_tcant thing, about hafffoa .and" '*whom the'Father sanctified and rent into nc_ of your personal allhmee with God.---Gaz_I._t,z K.t,zasca, its derivative verb is. the p_:ogressh3n the ,world." 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