Notes of a sermon preached by the Mes, Dean on Sunday the Medica In the Synoptic Gospels we find well defined statements of the way a which our Lord Jesus Christ began His ministry. He returned jatter His baptism and temptation in the power of the Spirit into Gal " (St. Luke), to God, saying "The time is fulfilled "and the Kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye and believe in the Gospel" (St. Mark). Jesus went about aching thei and preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom, and healing all manner of disease and all manner of sickness among the people" (St. Matthew). After his baptism and after a time of spirit tual warfare in the wilderness our Lord went forth to do that for which He was born, and He did it of teaching, preaching Now although there is a considerable difference between—teaching and preaching, as between instruction and exhortation, it will be convenient for our purpose this poming to take them together as and distinguish them from the healings which were our Lord's "works." With words and works then our Lord opened His Galileean ministry; because of words and works there followed Him great multitudes from Galilee and I oils and Jerusalem—and Judaea and from beyond Jornon and relying on His words and works He faced His enemies at the end, and challenged them to ask them that heard Him what He had id, or to convict Him if they thought He had done evil, By words and works the ministry of the Gospel. begun by Christ, was n by His Apostles words and works the Gospel spr from Jerusalem and came by words and works Church' is preaching th" Gospel today throughout the world, and the measure of its success will always Im ones 'o mest the demands of the discriminating PIPE SMOKERS in China—making it possible for them to obtain a REALLY FIRST-CLASS TOBACCO, saving Sime and trouble, we attach " couper upon the return of which accompanied by money order we will mail the TOBACCO free of any further charges.
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