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THURSDAY, JULY'5, 1956 SOCIAL THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL, MT. VERNON, KY. AND PERSONAL AREA York. : - Mr. and Mrs. Charely York [ •! [and daughter, Mattie, of .Indi- 1 ana visited M r . a n d Mrs; A. Z. LL. ~ am-mi ! rdtlls . Mr. and Mrs. Casper ROUNDSTONE Lakes, and Mr. and Mrs. Gran- ••• • ; ville Mosley of Brodhead. Rev. Dillard Bowman filled! Mrs Blanche Powell and McCOWNS HAVE VISITORS Mr.. Edith Chasteen is visit- P K I X S O 1 ^ A T . York over ,he weekend, alsoihis regular appointment at Lindp and Nena" and Mary ... . in« her ton. John Chasteen ! Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yo:k and Roundstone over the weekend. Lamb'visited Mrs. C a s p e r L a k e R e C fM^rown and ,amily Richmond, Ind.' MISS NAETTA REYNOLDS 1 s 0n ' Terr >'- ' TM*?'** '? he !I ? ' ' he Saturday. .~Mi^J^UcCQWn.J»e^JWoo<l- Mr. and Mrs. O. Wr Burton^MARRIES BOBBY DEES - M r . -and Mrs. - W i l l i e . H a m - : ^ e a t h of_M£j*ort Malicote. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Burdette row McCown and children of Mr Charlie Spoonamore and , ' ' mond of 'Livingston and Mr. 0 u r sympafffy is extended. and son have moved to Brod- Arizona; Elon Bryant and chil- grandson and Mrs M Smlth Miss Naetta Reynolds, I a n d Mrs. Monroe Reams and , Mr- and Mrs. Ben Wilson and head. i«vinMnn' Wtllinm Mr. . . u.— ««. . . - - *- '"•"'i- ind Roy Wilson enjoy- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee iner and marshmellow Crawford and daughter, Linda. - »u rr y io near -oout « —.. .. ...... Clear Creek Friday visited her parents," Mr. and Blue Ash, Ohio: Dame Mc Mrs E|mei . p Qli( , n |alIm -- ond Mrs. Waller Dees, of Brodhea'd,; Mrs. Iva Burdette. and giris, ev fJ ing ' , . , . , Mrs. Robert Cain Saturday. and Whuly of Blue Ash, breaking h e r a r m Wo w i s h h»»r wcre Carried June 15 at Jel- Kathlee 1 a n d Carnleen visits We are rry to hea of Mrs> M,ss A n n Williams, who is " recovery. ,Sh •'». Tenn. I « i l l a r d w T ^ h " her ' " ' W W } T ? c h ; Wanda Burton and son, Al , ler 0 wedding tr 'P Frida*. Mr. Sargent has been Berea W e wl3h her ers College, spent the weekend —" —•*- - :i snppriv rorovprv. dren of Lexington; William Mc- an<J daughter visited Mr and"•'•ughter of Mr. and Mrs: COr-i family spent Sunday.afternoon family am Cown and family.of Covington; Mr , George Burlon sundav bln Reynold* of Bce Lick, and!with Mr. and Mrs. Danny Mul- 0(1 a wein Lloyd Banira and family of w h . Bobby Dees, son of Mr. arid lins. "*"« a' C III .... Av»« OttifV HoMpl MP .. -UOUl D.,.JL '-I Alanine c. O . Josfcph McCown and family iif Falling Waters, W. Va.; . Glady i l a d y s R e n n e r . a n d children.of staniey. ;spenl Friday , wil £ couple will make their home at very jj|. Incinnatl, O.. and Nancy Bak- MV (jpo,.,.. n„ r t on ftnvt f am ;iv Louisville. . , .... ... . ... ,. mi. <*uu *ni». A*_V ^mucnc tan wuuams. ' of Wesl Chester, O. Mr ~ I5d' . C ^ n "a^d " '• a n d son FinYey v^!^. M?' »" d M £ f d " rS H ~ M r . . a n d Mrs. Charlie York daughter, Linda, were in Berea Karen Cleo. i an( i Mr< Coleman Mink Sun- l9 ro ? c ? cr, »r ? u of Richmond, Ind., are visiting Sunday evening-. Miss Donna Jean Owens has^ay. * f » . 3 ; B - t f ,,c " d f d chufh at F »'. r " M r . a n d Mrs. A. Z. York. Mr ind Mrs Kenneth Crom- Miss Betty Sue Dowoll is been visiting her mother, Mrs.» , h D^JU ^ M r . and Mrs. Casper Lakes. Mr. and Mrs.. K e n n e t h C r o m _ V( . rnon Walter McCo.lum, and M, Mc- ct. X I m h i r - I ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert CI Son Born SP£!§S& Son of God l a m for' July S. 1956 cr announce the arrival of babS" sou, born Saturday, June 30. at Frisbie Hospital., l i e h a s been named Michael Otfen. Mrs. Cromer is the former M'agK'e Henson. n wdiMii.; ai on. vernon in tne «auer mcL-oiium, ana rvir. -VIC- v. ., , , , - ... , mi. unu mrs. nourrt County Agent, Office. ' Collum a n d . family of Indiana. ^ P h i r C S r ^Bro William L "it X.lln Cain and Jean S a l u r d ^ ^ en " Is Mr. and Mrs. Harris Burton Mr. and Mrs. Casper Owens £ ' in .hn wll.nL S hl J d ^ , n 3 '"<«» " and. son were at Joyland' Park ^sited Air. and Mrs. Marshal. Bradley Powell . and 'day NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Albert Criffiu are the parents of a six , . poilnd. -U ouHC? -ianjlhtrr born Thursday at Central Baptist Hospital. Lexington, and named Deborah Ann. Mrs, Griffin iui|i"e CAscher spent Sun- wge an" y uSd" 1 "' Viars Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coffey, and the./or Eva Ann Muchal. •cning. - Thompson and family Sunday. ^ Sigm ° n : Bennett Button was i n D a n - . Miss" l.ou Etta" Caldwell of l n K ville" last week. ' . Ohio :.pent Sunday night with ' . . . Jerry Dowell spent Monday Mr..and Mrs. Shirley Caldwell M ' ss a Louise York night with Bennett Burton. and family. R ' H ^ M • f R Irt MACEDONIA ~ . , . Mr ' Mr ?" "Merrill Whii- Mr . Tonv Mink visited |>Irs. weekend• with his brother and employed Covington, Ky„ "M - M w^- -0 Mrs - Bon Wjl- Mr - F ^ v ' ^ h r ^ f ^ £T , S - Mr " ° n * Mrs - Jim Ad " c h H d ^ u S Mr! and ^'"MrTand. Mrs Charjie Huff Bucky W Ba.dy^ - ^ have our deepest sympathy. rhl . f r )B, W. Riddle Saturday. \ and_dauRhter of Conway at- Mr. and Mrs. George Lamb Bncle Billy Coffey of Wildie. of Ohio spent the Mr. Gilly McNew, who irndinR their xThe little daughter of and Mrs. Joe Helton has been " named P nT'7ohn M AbnTand 1 "' . t h " ^ ' ,h ' h"? parent Mr' se" Sr., John M. Abne> <a nd other rel- nd Mr , charIje Anderson . Opp Busseil. Jr., of Spring-/are field. O. visjted hi* pan " Mr. and Mrs. Opp Busseil last weekend' ' -• atives. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert McClure Mrs. Ann Abney_and Mrs." S u n d a y e v e n i n g Z&SSZA. arras s«r sssrtJssE.'axus?ss, •» - ---• . Pine-Hill Saturday Mum has been: --Kelly Mink son,of .Mr. al •Annie- Mre-^-^j^MriL^Mja^ -Miss--Viola York-sp«it-Stm--Mrs 1 -«ttllie^tamb^ and daughter are _ a t : h » A day with Barbara Burdette, Dr. Forcmai Ben Wilsop .visited Mrs. PRE-SCHOOL CLINIC McClure last weekend. Miss Kathlene and Garolee'r , f d " r d ^ t ^ M M aX eS Dilfard ^owma'a^Sunlda^"after- . h , f - ind Mrs Ch.rlrs Paw I - da * Jc>an, LuCy Mar,e Yor ^ noon who is in Berea Ho^Dital A P^-school clinic will be u g h t e r " D a r e n , ^.Sunday ^ening fTr'. and M?s. J T. B^Uen ciliowiV and Saturday night and Sunday :, Mr. and Wrs.,Ru<h Penning-! nd ^ visiled Mr . and - Mrs. School July II from 2 p.-TO. to " with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I 0 ' c , r ab Orchard visited| Gilb( ,r t Thacker and -family 4 P. m - SfT. 'Miss Viola Y6rk Saturday 's„ n dnv There Will b e a tree physical i.' Mr ,„H M. .11 Russell Albright, and Danny. !M1M vmia '* « r " Bro. Denver Niemier wUl!"'?" awhile. examination for babies Irom Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pace at-^r CONWAY NEWS " I h ' ^nH invited t o i tended a c a m p m a t i n g at Cor- 4 , dren entering-the. fifth and attend services there. ' ;bin Monday. 'The members of Conway """" ? r<l s ' _. M » s . ,e ; D » n "y fa*y has re- Misses Melba and A l i n e P a c e . ^ t U V . C i m r c h are proud of M [ and ^ ceorgejlulUai teats which have been in " , j r > and daug hters of Richmond Mrs. Martha Cummins very ill at her home. and Mr. and Mrs.-Howard Pow- h a, Providoncp Saturday Mrs. Kudo'oK Burdette and ell of Ohio spent the weekend l^ht Everv™e ." m^.^ to children. Rudy and Karen Kay, with their mother, Mrs. Jesse at fJ)^ d t Mr .and Mrs, Brack King. . sister. Mas. Delia Bullen this : ^ V r ^ d $* ^ {£, R^ulj^'^itiXirTistera^Dw^l^ktor A l l e n " o r r w y i o n O.. j"*.-spending a two weeks Robert .W. Cummins of week. Parr* Island; * C . . a_nd Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Allen ani and ° , h " ^"^[ton. O , ^ ^ St Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lair and; sons and Pauline Thacker Paul Cujhm Dearborn, children lot Conway . visited ' HZkriSZ?«turnrf-5""thii-; MVr'^na A b ^ s W ^ IfTiSl homes after ^ attending—Jhe Mr . aild Mrs . ob ert Abney | U ' c t t SS Mrs. Bertie Mink. .funeral of their grandmother, h»*e a big boy. born at Berea j7n~Ohio." Mrs J B. Cummins. College Hospital'He ha* 5 been j Mrs. Sibba Davis, »yho spent Helen., trances Cummins is named Edward Lewis. a*few weeks with.Mr. and Mrs. spending a month with her Sevcral frum here attended 1 Casper Owens, is visiting Mr. . brother, .Robert W. Cummins churc b at clear Creek and Mrs. Garden Wright. . and family..Jt P a r r u . l j U n d — . j.^. ol Cvnthiaria s , i rw.n,.rH^ 'pending a few days Witt) his Hurricane News j a r . M r . arid Mrs Jewe DeBorde >unI y rs Gilbert Lamb a n d . - ~ V I Dayton. O, were last week (am|| - , ; Mr. and* Mrs. W. L. Coffey Visitors of-Mr. and Mrs. E. "H.> Mr. and Mrs. John Abney a 0d children visited Mr. and Burgin. . ... . and Mr and Mrs Dlck Abney I M r s . . E d w a r d J o n e s at Ottawa Mr. and: Mrs. John Burdette and chl | drcn were j n "Mt.. er -| Sunday. Mr. arid Mrs. Tom Minlf visited Mrs. Mink's son, Mr. and Mrs. Burdette^ Farns, at Broughtontown. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Verda Johnson . atives i n t h e county. . Monday guests of Mr*, and .Mi's. George .York .and family; were, Mr. and Mrrs. A. Z.York' of Conway, Mr. • Charley. York ] o! Richmond 1 , Ind., Mr. Or? Burdette and Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert York and son, Terry. . Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Todd of Berea recently visited Mr. 1 and Mrs-. Arthur .Ponder. Mr. and Mrs. Jones Single-1 ton 61 Snider visited Mr. a n d ' Mrs. George York Saturday. ,W<* regret to hear Of and-son. Bert, visited Mr. and jJ. T. Thacker Sunday. if. Paul Hess' and daughter pf fancinnali visited his pa- and Mellony of . Richmond," Ind.. visited'Mr and Mrs. Brad- QUAIL ' ley Burdette and family Taet- •_ day night. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Adams «f', . . i , . . - . Mr. Tom Taylor remains Ohio have returned home after'and-Donna. Kay "visited Mr. and death of Mr. Mart Malicote. i very ill. - , - spending a few da<s with rel-; Mrs. Gilbert Smith ' l a s t T u e s - | O u r deepest sympathy goes t o I Mr." and Mrs. Henry Hale and atives. . i d a y night.- the family. - ' Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hale of Mr. and Mrs. Bertis Davis! Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Adams Richmond. Ind , were in Mt. were dinner guests of Mr. a b d ; a n d .boys, Kenneth, Billie, and Vernon Thursday calling on Mrs. Jasper Owens a n d , M r s . Wayne, spent Sunday*with Mr. friends after a vacation in Vir- Sibbi Davis Wednesday." ' J a n d Mrs, Clarence Burton and gima and North Carolina and Mr. arid Mrs. J. L. Brown j children of Berea". the Smoky Mountains. Tbey al- a 're the proud parents ol a 1 Mr, Edward Burdette spent •isited with-Mr. and Mrs. daughter She .has been named-Saturday night with' John H. - I Mrs . * . i i Sabseribe For The Lexington Leader Ray McClure writes the" local news Jerry Cox Delivers it R e a d T o d a y ' s N e w s T o d a y Hunt's REFRIGERATION Brodhead, K y . ' * - * Meat cases Vegetable cases Frozen Food .cases. Walk - in Coolers * Stales and Slicers. New and Used Household. Refrigerators . Used Furniture Leo Hunt,'owner, July Truck Tire Sale! . Paul Rose and Mr, and Mrs. Bob Smith in Jackson County. Mr and Mrs. G e o r g e H u g h e s of Indianapolis agd • Mrs. . George Cox of,iL»ncaster spent the day recently with .their Msler and aunt,.Mrs. "Luther J. Peyton. AWo visiUpg the Pey-. tons werp/jMr and Mrs, Elmer S. Montgomery of Hamilton, O . * Mrs Luther , Peyton was in Ix-xington one day last week to see her sister who is in Central Baptist Hospital. John Michael Puree 11 h a s re-: turned home after a t w o weeks, vtrftt with' his Silted. Mrs, D a n I "Entwistle. arid JW^Ehtwistle a»» Waco. Sunday guests of Mr. a n d j Mrs. Everett Purcell and: J o h n n y w e r e Mr. and Mrs. Dan Entwistlc of Waco, and Miss;. .Nina Purcell of Stanton. Jimmy Hunt spent a f e w | days last week with Johnny Purcell. Mr. "and Mrs. Robert Cum-i mins and daughters. Jean a n d | Bfibbie. iftf WoodlaUn. O., visit-) ed her aunt, ^rs! J o h n R a m s e y and family Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs." Leslie Anglin of MiUord, O., and Mr. and- Mrs. John R. Anglin arid Danny, cf Hamilton. O.. were weekend vititors of their sister, Mrs. Burgess Hysinger and Mr. Hysinger. I Mrs. Charles Shepherd and *on, Dempsey Ray, spent Spt-! urday through Wednesday a t • Harlan arid Bell County visit- ^ *"ing her relatives. Mrs. Louise Linkus a n d , children. Janice and George, of Richmond. Ind., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy. -Mrs. Mae Sams of Alitor?. Ind., is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Murphy and Mr. Mur- phy and her rfiother, Mrs. Mar- garet Clark at Livingston. Dr. and .Mrs. Jack Henderson and Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bur- dette were in Danville Wednes- day night to see "Claudia" at the Pioneer Playhouse. SCENIC VIEW Mrs. Mae Smith and daugh- ter, Lavada, .spent Saturday night with M/. and Mrs. George Burton and family. Make the switch to EASIER MILKING with MM Soutbrn Sfofes M Universal MILKERS Special For FASTER MORE PRODUCTIVE And PROFITABLE MECHANIZED MILKING AlUrnat P ,#f * >rp<Tr»t*i tem« superior »er?«l dftifln f#e»ure» utpendad niilkff. 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Vernon O NE thing the Christian church has believed from-the begin- ning: Jesus is divine. Now the Bi- ble never says that in those words. ; A more.vivid and personal way of expressing ir is the Bible way. There he is called Son of God. Thcolotrian* have written volumes on top of volumes 9 to explain what it B mean* to fall Je- sus the Son of -i God." and some these volumes ai pretty hard to u derstand. It is im- portant to look dj into the Bible it- T self and see what I is said there. The letter to the Hebrews (one of those -nfnrletfcrs'at the end-ot-the^Jew- - Testament), in the veb' first sen- tence. gives Jesus the title of Son; but does not finish the sentence before beginning to explain a lit- tle what is meant by this. Qed Speaks by a So* The first thing we are told here is that God. who has been -speak- ing to mpn for thousands of years in various ways, has at'last spoken to us by a Son. Jesus- Christ is God's answer to .man's questions, he is the answer to man's call for, help, he is Gpd calling to us. Men have long wished the sky were not so silent They wish they eould . read the inscrutable mind of the. -most high God. Well. God has spoken, he has given us his last! and best Word. And this Word is not in the form of a textbook, noi-< in the form of an answer-book for,- all the riddles' of existence. God'a message to man is not a creed,^ however good It may be: His naea-' P sage is in a Person, a Life. Wa_ want to kjy>w what God thinks. We' wtail he acmelhtng. WeH ] God has said . . . and what he saya is Jesus Christ. . Thrsigk Him, tha WarU \ The line that dividea all thin|^ that exist into two different* kinds. 1. of things, Uy first and roost im- portant line, ia not the linej^vid-' ing spirit from matter. The real. 1 dividing-line la that which runs be- 1 tween Creator and Created, or to j.iitit it in another way. the line j between God amd everything else ! that ia. When you take time to i think about it, you can see that only God-can be on-the creator- side of creation. God alone, of all tHat exists." is because he is and not because .something or some- body else made him be. 'Every man must say to himself. "Jf it were not for such and such a per- son. or such and such an event, I would not tie here." But God could not tiyly s a £ £ thing like that. He. does not depend on something, or some one else tit his very exist- ence. as we do. w> is by his good will that we are in the universe at^ all; it U by his will that'the unl-( verse is here for us to be in. Now; the letter to the Hebrews declares that Christ is God's active agent in creation. In the simple words of the writer, we read that through the Son. God created tKe world. | No wonder the early church soon saw that this puts Jesus on the God-side of U^gt l i n e d i v i d i ^ C r e - , ator from Created. This is parVbr e say that Rsflartiea and Stamp ~ ' I ' Another part of what we mean j is expressed In those two V>rds,. 1 "reflection" "fjamp," Thg^ldr I Greeks.had a story aoout a crea-, . ture called a Gorgon, with'snakes' for half, so horrible that the very, sight of her turned the beholder to. stone. Only when a. brave manj I thought pf going up to her.->not< looking directly at her but into aj j mirror, was any one able to. enter | 1 her presence and live. In quite the / j opposite way. God is noftoo hoE- r ribler but too holy, for mere men . , to gaze at We too need a mirror , f to reflect the unbearable glory of f God; Christ is that reflection. He t is likewise the "stamp" of God's j nature. He is as/it were God's sig-j nature., his handwritingl 5his per*' -j sonal seaL t *r > "Tberafor* ... Clastr Att••tlaB ,, I i The divinity of Christ of which these sentences in Hebrew are' only a few of the New Testament testimonies, was never thought of, -.in-those-clear early. days rtt ih» ' * church, as a mere doctrine in a! book. It meant and meaor SOCK-J thing intensely practicaL If Jesus I is really divine, then, we cannot ' just take him or leaVte him. If he! • , Is God's Son he is no more op-! tional than God is. Deciding for^or i | against him is the most important' j decision in"life." What he telll and' teaches is not "onej man's opin-, ion." is not even the voice of gen-' i ius; it is the Voice of Tktd. > ;

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SOCIAL T H E M O U N T V E R N O N S I G N A L , M T . V E R N O N , K Y .

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ON E thing t h e Chr i s t i an c h u r c h h a s bel ieved f r o m - t h e begin-

n ing : J e s u s i s divine. Now the Bi-b le never s a y s tha t in those words . ; A m o r e . v i v i d and personal w a y of express ing i r is the Bible way . T h e r e he i s cal led Son of God. Thcolotrian* h a v e wr i t t en vo lumes on top of vo lumes 9 to exp la in w h a t it B m e a n * to f a l l J e -sus the Son of -i God." and some • these vo lumes ai p r e t t y h a r d to u de r s t and . It is im-p o r t a n t t o l o o k dj into the Bible it- T self and see w h a t I is sa id the re . The le t te r to the H e b r e w s (one of those

- n f n r l e t f c r s ' a t t h e e n d - o t - t h e ^ J e w - -T e s t a m e n t ) , in the v e b ' first sen-tence. g ives J e s u s the tit le of Son; bu t does no t finish t h e s e n t e n c e before beg inn ing to exp la in a lit-t le w h a t is m e a n t by this .

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is tha t God. who h a s been -speak-ing to mpn for thousands of y e a r s in va r ious ways , h a s a t ' l a s t spoken to u s b y a Son. Jesus- Chris t i s God ' s answer to . m a n ' s ques t ions , h e i s the a n s w e r t o m a n ' s ca l l f o r , he lp , h e i s Gpd cal l ing t o us. M e n h a v e long wished the sky w e r e no t so s i l e n t T h e y wish t hey eould

. r ead the insc ru tab le mind of the . - m o s t h igh God. Well. God h a s spoken, h e h a s g iven u s h is l a s t ! and b e s t Word. And th i s Word is not in t h e f o r m of a textbook, noi-< in the f o r m of an answer-book for , -al l the r idd les ' of ex is tence . God 'a m e s s a g e to m a n i s no t a creed,^ however good It m a y be: His naea-'P s a g e is in a P e r s o n , a L i f e . Wa_ w a n t to kjy>w w h a t God th inks . W e ' wtail h e acmelhtng. W e H ] God h a s sa id . . . and w h a t h e s a y a i s J e s u s Chr i s t . .

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t h a t exis t in to two different* k inds . 1. of th ings , U y first and roost im-

p o r t a n t line, ia no t t h e l i n e j ^ v i d - '

ing sp i r i t f r o m m a t t e r . The r ea l . 1 dividing-l ine la t h a t wh ich r u n s be-1 tween C r e a t o r a n d C r e a t e d , o r t o j.iitit it in a n o t h e r w a y . t h e l ine j be tween God amd eve ry th ing e l s e ! t h a t ia. When you t ake t i m e t o i think a b o u t i t , you c a n see t h a t

only G o d - c a n be o n - t h e c r e a t o r -side of c rea t ion . God alone, of a l l tHat exists." i s because he is a n d not because . someth ing or s o m e -body else m a d e h i m be . ' E v e r y m a n m u s t s ay to h imse l f . "Jf it w e r e not fo r such and such a p e r -son. or such a n d such an even t , I would not tie h e r e . " But God could no t t i y l y s a £ £ thing like tha t . H e . does no t d e p e n d on some th ing , o r s o m e one e lse tit h i s very exis t -ence . a s we do. w> is by his good will t h a t we a r e in the un ive r se at^ a l l ; it U by h i s will t h a t ' t h e unl- ( v e r s e is h e r e fo r u s to be in. N o w ; the l e t t e r to the H e b r e w s d e c l a r e s t h a t Chr i s t is G o d ' s ac t ive a g e n t in c rea t ion . In the s imple w o r d s of the wr i t e r , we r e a d t h a t t h r o u g h the Son. God c r e a t e d tKe world . | No wonde r the e a r l y c h u r c h soon s a w t h a t this puts J e s u s on t h e God-side of U^gt l i n e d i v i d i ^ C r e - , a to r f r o m C r e a t e d . Th i s i s p a r V b r

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for ha l f , so hor r ib le tha t the v e r y , s ight of h e r t u r n e d the beholder t o . stone. Only when a . b r a v e m a n j

I thought pf going up to her.->not< looking d i rec t ly a t h e r bu t into a j

j m i r r o r , w a s a n y one able to. e n t e r | 1 h e r p r e s e n c e and live. I n qui te t h e / j opposi te w a y . God is n o f t o o hoE-r r ib ler b u t too holy, fo r m e r e m e n . , to gaze a t We too need a m i r r o r , f to ref lec t the u n b e a r a b l e g lory o f f

God; Chr i s t is tha t reflection. H e t i s l ikewise the " s t a m p " of G o d ' s j n a t u r e . He is a s / i t w e r e God 's s i g - j • na ture . , h is h a n d w r i t i n g l 5 h i s p e r * '

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- . i n - t h o s e - c l e a r e a r l y . d a y s rtt i h» ' * church , a s a m e r e doc t r ine in a !

book. It m e a n t and m e a o r SOCK-J thing intensely p rac t i caL If J e s u s I i s real ly divine, then , we canno t ' j u s t t ake h i m or leaVte h im. If h e ! •

, Is G o d ' s Son he i s no m o r e op - ! t ional t han God is. Decid ing for^or i

| a g a i n s t h i m is t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t ' j decis ion in"life." W h a t he t e l l l a n d '

t e a c h e s is not "one j m a n ' s op in- , i on . " is no t even the voice of g e n - '

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