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-^gf-Z^0■— Mh Herold, Friday, December 17. 1965
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Jeremiah
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ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Scripture—ileremiali 1, II, (o-M, |7-iS.
By Alfred J. Buescher
In rallm* young- Jeremiah, the Lord
told him he w«« ordained to prophesy
before birth; that he would go un-
•Jrud among the people under Hi*
protection.—Jeremiah L
teg
Puniahment for Judah* ain* would Though Invaded and conquered the
be timaum and conquest. Jeremiah people would regain their land and
prophaaled. exhorting the people to a deliverer Would arise from the
repent and trust In Ood.—Jaremiah house of David —Jeremiah SO St
11. 82:26-8*. 37:1-10. 82:87-44. 88:1-1*/
Compelled by his faith, Jeremiah per-
slstad In (peaking out, though he auf-
fered many Indignities. — Jeremiah
>2. 37:11-38:2*. 3*:ll-ll.
GOLDEN TEXT: Jaremiah 88:18.
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Jeremiah
OOD SENDS YTT ANOTHER PROPHET TO WARN
WAYWARD ISRAEL
Scripture -Jeremiah j, |/, to ss, S7 S».
By R. H. RAMSEY I the people back to Cod Cor-
A sensitive and deeply-feeling recUy. he felt that true reform
man, Jeremiah has sometime* must com* from within
been called the prophet of doom I No prophet In the Old Testa-
Called to prophesy a* a young j ment suffered as many Imtlg-
man, it was his fate to stand nltlea because of hia faithful-
in the way when hit people I ness to the revealed Word of
were ruahlng headlong toward j Ood at did Jaremiah. Scorned
destruction, to maka a heroic j and derided by the people he
effort to stop them and turn'was trying vainly to save he
them back to fall, and be com- was Imprisoned repeatedly and
pelled to step to one side and I even flogged during the polltl-
see the nation he loved defeated, cal upheaval that preceded the
ruined and carried Into exile. 1 Babylonian conquest. Yet he
That Jerusalem would be de- I pereleted In epeaklnf out, com-
etroyed and the people of Judah pelled by hia double loyalty to
taken captive had been an-[ the people he loved and to his
nounced by prophet* for more God.
than a hundred years before It I Yet, Jeremiah's prophesies
hsppened Time and again the were not without hope In the
Lord sent prophets to warn ; gloomiest day* of siege he fore-
wayward lerael to repent and i told that the people of Judah
return to Ood for their aalva- and lerael would regain their
tlon. Joelah heeded the warn- j land. AS a sign of hie faith
in**, and hi* reign was marked ! that "houses and fields and
by religious revival; but It was, vineyards shall be po.-sessed
for the most part, auperficial again in this land" he himself
When Josiah was killed In the bought a field and put the rec-
the people " ‘
Religion In The News
By LOUIS CASSELS
United Press International
The question is asked about
every war:
Where were the Christians?
What did they do when the
chips were down to demon-
strate their fidelity to the
prince of peace?”
The pertinence of the ques-
tion is strikingly evident in this
Christmas season
Even as carols proclaim
denominations, voices its "deep
concern” about this default in
Christmas time message ad-
dressed to all American Chris-
tians
The board says Christiana
must give an urgent priority to
peacemaking if they would be
truly children of God in these
difficult times" The message
goes on to say:
As members of a worldwide
(The Golden (Text
Christian family, we must
Peace on earth, good will j remind ourselves and our
toward men." fateful decisions government of these convic-
ore being made in Washington [tions.
about escalation of the war in I We believe thal war in
Viet Nam. t this nuclear age settles hardly
Since members of Christian
churches comprise about two-
thirds of the U. S population, It
would seem reasonable fo
exppet some evidence of
distinctive Christian influence
anything and may destroy
everything.
' 2 We believe that unilateral
action by the United States in
Southeast Asia will not lead to
peace W’e must seek with new
battle of Meglddo. ___r -r -
reverted to their former idola-
trous *’ate.
From then on. the decline of
Judah waa rapid. Twetity-two
yesr* later the kingdom of Ju-
dah was overrun by Babyloni-
ans Jerusalem wu destroyed,
the Temple burned, and the peo-
ple carried off into captivity
ord of hli purchase In a cafe
plae*
At this same tlm# Jeremiah'*
prophetic message reached lie
dramatic climax with the id"*
that tn the coming day of Is-
rael s return, the nation would
be bom again, know the Lord,
with old eine forgotten, end God
Would make a new covenant
being brought to bear on these 1 determination to unite
decisions. j efforts
But such evidence is hard to [ Nations
our
through the United
and Its concerned
Through It all, Jeremiah could | with Israel and Judah.
COLDEN TEXT
"In those do ye. and at that lima, seta 7 coaee the Braneh
of nghteouinrss to grow up veto David: and he shall exe-
cute fudgmmt and righteousness in the Jand.'—Jfreturnh
gj.il.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCB
CHURCHII
“I* the Universe, Including
Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force*" This is the subject of
the Lesson Sermon to be pre-
•ented in Christian Sc ie nc e
churches this Sunday
A major theme will he the
ultimate supremacy of the spir-
itual law* through which God s
will and government of the uni-
verse is expressed The Golden
Text is from I Chronicles lit
SI): "Let the heavens be glad
and let the earth rejoice end
let men say among the nations
The Lord reigneth "
• SouksetUfylng poae# *’«edom from the thecki** of »in,
personal contort, and real love-all theta art your* for the
atking.
a CHRIST'S t6VE SATISFIED:
BIBLI SCHOOL ................ 9 30
Worship Hour ................ 10.30
Sermon: "When the Angela or* yon* away"
Ufd** Supper..................11;J0
IVININO MRVICIS
YOUTH MEETINGS................4 00
Ivonyelletic Hour ................ 7:00
• EVERYONE WELCOME •
Wednesday ironing
Christmas Program..............7:00
Firs! Christian Church
Cwrwor Lot •* Elm i. E. Wooboy, Mlniator
At UffbKMMnftATNM/U. Ofl RTh wtor# Mm
oaaprt at ChrM la preached wMmui nwnprMiiMr
...............................
In addition to selected pa*s
ages from the Bible on this top-
ic, there will be readings from
the Christian Science textbook
Among them will be these line*
Sun* and planets teach grand
lessons The stars make night
beautiful, and the leaflet turns
naturally towards the light In
the order of Science, in which
the Principle is above what It
reflects, ail Is one grand con-
cord” iRclarve and H<*a'th with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy p 2*01
do nothing but warn, protest 1 The new covenant would
and plead, and this he did with bring a new, personal relation
a vehemence and Integrity that among men and between man
have caused him to be honored end God. It would not be ex-
Uirough the eges | temal, but internal: It would he
Let ua digress briefly to ex- * Promise written on the hear *
amine Jeremiah the man. | °* m*n. rather than on tableli
He waa the son of a Ben- w„ not on,y „
am.t# [nest who lived In Ana- fr,.t .pintually. he wa*
thoji. a town a few mile* north t)io a man of poetic imagina-
of Jeimsalem Though he worked l(on. ^ Ur u h, h„ 'con.
mainly In Jemaa.-m, it la ap- temporaries were concerned,
parent he kept his ties to hie nothlnf M .waited them
native vsilag#. for In chapter 11 Jenjealem %aa destroyed and
we And the men of hi* village people carried into long
aroused against him and hi. exile. But he knew that in the
UmllF future God would provide a de-
He wa* a lonely man. He liverer, *nd this deliverer would
eought no public «ulhor ’y and he of the house of David He
he belie, ed hi* vocation as a pictured him as * living thing
prophet precluded marriage and a Branch of right#'lusnesa
a family His unpopularity and to grow up unto David He
difficulties with hl« people would bring justice upon the
tegan early and continued earth and righteousness in the
throughout hi* Ilfs, at he called land.
for spiritual reform when they I Jeremiah * sight wa* neces-
were hard pres»ed and threat- 1 aarlly constricted Being s men,
♦ned by foreign powers sur. end not the Divine Being who
roun lmg them. For about forty waa later to lay the foundation
years he labored to this end. of a heavenly kingdom. Jere-
probably feeling some reward miah thought only In term* of
only during the reign of the Judah and Jerusalem and thetr
good King Jusiah. But he wa* ■ eventual freedom and fulfill-
dubious even of Jusiah t reli-ment. The Brareh — Jesus
ance upon a revival and central- Chrtet—has world wide eignifl-
itatlon of worship at Jerusalem cance, promising freedom and
as the mean* of staving off the fulfillment to the whole race of
coming destruction by bringing | man.
*•••* nc nsvrl(Sl.e MUM! KndueeS »r the Mveton* er dmetiee XS'ieetM,
Ntlleeai Comal el Churches or Chrtet la the U t A., eM uees or versus
Distributed by Xing Feature# Syndic*!*
find As the National Council of1 members
Churches puts it. American! ”3 We believe that if the
C hristians have been "almost j United States follows a uni-
silent while our nation's in-
volvement in Viet Nam in-
'crenses step bv step
"JeramlaA”
**•" Mtoeo days, and at that
Hma, will I mum ilia ■ranch of
righteousness fa grow up unte
“SLl-ye sm_Km. ^Iwt
■ j conceivable victory there can
* compensate for the distrust and
The National Council's gener- hatred of the United States that
hoard composed of official I is being generated each dav
representatives from 30 major throughout much of the world
because we are seen as a
predominantly white nation
using our overwhelming milita-
ry strength to kill more and
more Asians
4 We believe that the losa
| of life and the indescribable
'sufferings of the civilian
The Church of the Nazaren. population of Viet Nam over a
mil hold its special Christmas period of more than 20 years of
'•he land."—J#r*ml#h 81:1$.
Cantata Will B*
Presented Sunday
In Sapulpa Church
The Chancel choir of First
Methodist church, will present
a cantata. "The Song of Christ-
mas" by Roy Ringwald, Sun-
day at 7:30 p m under direction
of John Copher,
The mualc arranger and com-
poser of the cantata is probably
best known as an arranger for
Fred Waring
Solo parts and ensembles will
be sung by Mrs. Dwight Mould-
ing. contralto solo; Mr*. Leon-
ard Fears, soprano solo; Mrs.
Dana Lawson, Mrs. Hobart Rob-
ertson. George Pickering and
Charles Bates, quartet; a trio
composed of George Pickering,
VeDon Law and John Frank.
Other soloist* Include Tom
Gish, baritone; Mrs VeDon
Law, soprano and VeDon Law,
tenor.
Mrs Ted Evana will narrate
the Christmae story. Mr*. Tom
Gish will be at the organ and
Mrs E C. McMIchael, pianist.
BRIBE RBIPITB
CLEVELAND (llFl) -TV**-
dom was sweet—and brief—for
Curtis Pulley, a ll-year-old
bank robbery suspect.
The judge cleared Pulley
Thursday nf charges of robbing
the Cleveland Trust Co. of $750,
ruling the charge* should not
have been filed under a city
statute.
Pulley walked outside fh*
court room and has re-arreit*d
and charged under • state
statute
NOW YOU KNOW
By Unitod Pres* ____________
Combs, as implements of hair
grooming, have been found by
paleontologists in prehistoric
stone-sge dwelling*, according
to the Encyclopedia Brltannlra,
Local Church
Sets Yule Event
programs during both the morn
ing and evening services Sun
day.
At 9 45 a m , the annual chil-
drens' Christmas program will
be presented The kindergarten
department of the Sunday school
under the direction of Mrs Wor-
rell Dees, and the primary de-
partment. under the direction of
Mrs Harold ft Morgan, will
give Christmas songs and reci-
tations
The Sunday school will pre
sent to all in attendance a bag
of Christmas treats with fruit,
nuts and candy.
In the evening service at 7
the
conflict, and the increasing
number of casualties in the
armed forces . should be
such a matter of Christian,
concern that church members
should give strong support to
efforts to care for the people
Involved and to end the war as
quickly as possible "
But the National Council
message does not call for
iimmediale withdrawal of US
| troop* nor does It offer any
other pat solution It recognizes
the enormous complexity of the
problems which confront Pres-
ident Johnson and his advisers,
and commends them for the
"restraint" which has charac-
p m , (he youth and young
adults will present a Christmas fen/ed US policy In the past
drama entitled ' The other ft is n„, "peacenik" prop,.
'Shepherd which was written ends but an earnest appeal to
in,lS02y 2?'? w'ls0nn u 'hf ^’ri*,,*n, nt America to
w'l! be direced by Mrs Dick think hard and pray hard for a
5 «ham. Mrs Donald Harton wav to halt the bloodletting
First Methodist
Sef Services To
Observe (hrislmas
Fellowship, the children's pro-
gram, Wednesday Dec 22. fea-
turing the dramatic presenta-
tion "Greensleeves, the Shep-
herd Boy,” and the Christmas
Eve communion service, from
7 no to 9 W pm Dec. !4th
faith
BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Lee at Boyd
^Located 3 blocks behind
So pulps High Softool)
Rev. Boh Vaofhan,
Pastor
Hoads* Sc hool It a.m.
Morning Worship II am.
Evaagelittle Vrvlro V p m.
Aw Independent Church
A White Christmas" will be EDUCATION LOANS
observed by members of the
Sunday school of First Meth-
odist church Sunday mornine
with e»< h student bringing a
WASHINGTON < LPI» _ More
than 50 non college students
are expected to apply for
government Imam la1 aid total-
in-s--..................
and Mrs Howard Jones
Mrs Pat Rackley is in charge
of costuming, Fred Reed and
Francis Matzinger of staging
and Don Ballard of lighting
Theose acting In the drama are
Ken Swanson, Mrs Don Doshier
Glen Esmond, Mike Huddleston
Odell Fox. Mrs Eddie Duty
Mrs Howard Jones. Mrs Don
aid Harton, Steve Morgan, Fred
Reed, and Jan Morgan
Mrs Rob Donaldson will be
accompanist at the organ The
choir will sing "Gloria in Excel-
sis" and Jan Morgan will sing
0 Holy Night "
before It becomes far worse
the church, and then Included in
the Christmas haskei* being
filled by the church for gifts to
deserving families
The sermon by Rev Loren
Heaton at the morning worship
hour. II 00 a m will be on the
subject, "God Has Visited Hi«
People "
Other Christmas observances
| by the ehurch include ceroltng
by members of the adult divis-
ion and by the Methodiat Youth
year which starts next Septem
her
U S Ed'K atlnn Commissioner
Francis Keppel made the f____
eslimale Thursday in a speech additional $25 Thursday
before federal and slate educw j Police charged George Gil
tlon officials The program of more stole an officers' glove*
INSIDE JOB
ASHTARULA, Ohio (UPlI -
An Ashtabula man who served
three dav* In (all for disturbing
the peare was fined and
the
Bible
sp°rtks to you
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
RADIO SERIES
SUNDAY. OFF. If
KOGF - 1.14 A.M.
KVOO . 1:4.1 A.M.
Mow Shall I
Prepare for Christmas*”
low-coat loans. Is provided for
under the Higher Education Act
of I965
from the counter In tie city
police station on the day of his
release
First Assembly of God
201 la. Mapla
W. A. Volawd, Paetar
Ssswdap School ............ 9:45 a.iw.
Suwday Worship .......... 11:00 «.N».
Sunday Evening Service ..... 7t#0 p.wt.
• EVERYONE IS WELCOME •
<^RW«y IBV HPITPIIIf MOW
Coma Worship With Ub Sunday!
CHURCH oi »h. NAZARENE
Cantor Park a* Lincoln, Harold R. Morgan, Pastor
"oadav lirhool ......... * « a.m.
Morotoc WsrtMp .... 1s t* a.m.
Tooth 4 J*. Fellowship Site p.m.
RvoaieliRie Hoar 7:** p.m.
$V*d Prate# Maettof 7:M p m.
• NURSIRY IS PRPVIOID O
Ivpryena Ie Cordially Invited
A SICK NATION
by Bill Da V«
The physical concern of the nation has be-
come the "concern" of the national administra-
tion os our leaders have pointed to the finan-
cial burden which illness places on our national
economy Certainly, it is right for all to be con-
cerned about physical health but far more im-
portant is the need for our nation to be con-
cerned about its spiritual health
We ore a sick nation spiritually Crime it on
the upswing in our day Lawlessness has be-
l come the modern wav of life Boys and girls
are being taught that disobedience to law—
both man's and God's—is right Illegitimacy,
drunkenness ond loose morols in general Ore
increasing But all of these are simply symp-
toms of the real problem The real problem,
the disease itself, is simply the abandonment
of God People are simply failing to believe,
trust ond obev God No nation can be strong
that forsakes God—-this has been omply proven
in the post Study the history of notions thot
have fallen, and this n mevitobly the verdict—
they forgot God
You ore invited to attend the church of the
Lord and Study the word of God's power unto
solvation (Romons I 16)
Attend the
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Lee at Walnut Sopulpa, Oklahoma
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A A A A AAA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A
| TJhe Choir of the
First Baptist Church
presents
“CaJ of CUUa. ’
• *9 JOHN W. PETIRSON
* SUNDAY, DECKMIKR 19th
| 7:90 p.m.
| ^07 Directing
f Peeter, Alvin Hedin Oreeniat. j
I Nerretor, David Yewne llenist,
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