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FKILIAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH APRTL 21. 1016
EASTER FACTOR
IN WORLD'S LIFE
Full Significance Is Given in
Paul's Matchless Summary
of the Resurrection
Tlio International Sunday School !«<■
sou fop April -;*> is "The Risen
Christ"—l. Cor. 15:1-28.
(By William T. Kllis.)
What an excltment the world's
keeping of Easter makes'. New
clothes, new gardens, new house
cleaning, new decorations, new mu
sic; streets and churches and holi
day resorts thronged; a high Ude of;
business; a new spirit in the very|
air verily, Easter is no Inconsider
able factor in the world's modern ;
life.
Anybody who pauses long enough
in the bustle of Easter activity for
any serious thought is likely to asK
himself what is the real meaning of
Easter, the Christian meaning. Sup
pose we decide that we shall not go
through the great festival without
definitely getting hold of the serious
purport and significance of it all.
Let us seek out the fullest and most
authoritative statement of the Easter
message that is accessible any
where.
That brings us straight to the
present Sunday School Lesson, the
noble fifteenth chapter of First
Corinthians, Paul's matchless sum
mary of the facts and meaning of the
Resurrection. Let me quote it, us
ing one of the modern translations
for its touch of freshness:
A Famous Argument
"But let me recall to you, breth
ren. the Good News which 1 brought
you, which you accepted, and on
which are standing. through
which also you are obtaining salva
tion. if you bear in mind the
words in which I proclaim it
—unless. Indeed, your faith has
been unreal from the very li^t.
"For 1 repeated to you the all-im
portant fact which also I had been
taught, that Christ died for our sins
in accordance with the Sl-rlptures;
that He was buried; that lie rose to
life again on the third day in ac
cordance with the Scriptures, and
was seen by Peter, and then by the
Twelve. Afterwards He was seen by
more than five hundred brethren at
once, most of whom are still alive,
although some of them have now fal
len asleep. Afterwards He was seen
by James, anil then by all the Apos
tles. And last of all. as to one of
untimely birth, lie appeared to me
also.
"For I am the least of the Apos
tles. and am. not fit to be called an
Apostle hilause I persecuted the
Church of God. Rut what 1 am I am by
the grace of God, and His grace
bestowed upon me did not prove in
effectual. But I laboured more
strenuously than all the rest —yet it
was not 1, but God's grace working
with me. But whether It is I or
they, this is the way we preach and
the way that you came to believe.
"But if Christ is preached as hav
ing risen from the dead, how is it
that some of you say that there is no
such thing as a resurrection of the
dead? If there is no such thing as
a resurrection of the dead, then
Christ Himself has not risen to life.
And if Christ has not risen, it fol- I
lows that what we preach is a delu- ■
sion, and that your faith also is a I
delusion. Nay more, we are actually I
being discovered to be bearing false I
witness against God, because we. have I
testified that God raises Christ to I
life, whom He did not raise, if in I
reality none of the dead are raised. I
For if none of the dead are raised to I
life, then Christ has not risen; and I
if Christ has not risen, your faith is I
a vain thing you are still In yrfur I
sins. It follows also that those who I
have fallen asleep in Christ have
perished. If in this present life we
have a hope resting on Christ, and
nothing more, we are more to be
pitied than all the rest of the world.
"But in reality. Christ has risen
from among the dead, being the first \
to do so of those who are asleep.
For seeing that death came through
man, through man also comes the
resurrection of the dead. For just as
through Adam all die, so also
through Christ all will be made
alive again. But this will happen
to each in the right order Christ |
having been the first to rise, and
afterwards Christ's peopre rising at
His return. Later on, comes the
End. when He is to surrender the I
Kingship to God, the Father, when I
He shall have overthrown all other I
government and all other authority I
and power. For He must continue I
to be King until God has put all his '
enemies under His feet (Ps. viii. *>; ,
ex. 1). I
"The last enemy that is to he over
thrown is Death: for He will have
put all things in subjection under
His feet. And when He shall have
declared that "All things are In sub
jection," it will be the manifest ex
ception of Hint who has reduced them
all to subjection to Him. But when
the whole universe has been made
subject to Him. then the Son Him
self will also become subject to Him.
who has made the universe subject
to Him. in order that God may be I
all In all."
Words and Their Meaning
Instead of making an extendedi
comment upon the passage, X suggest
that the reader carefully peruse
again these words, seeking to
comprehend their obvious meaning.
Let us be fair about it, regarding
languaue only in its ordinary and
accepted sense. This passage means
what it says and not something that
a subtle and speculative mind mav
reod into it. The letter of which it
is a part was not written for hair
splitting theologians or fantastic
metaphysicians, but for a group of
plain people freshlv out of heathen
dom. who had no doubt whatever of
the resurrection of Christ Himself,
but who had been troubled by doubts !
concerning the Immortality of men.
So Paul wrote to set these doubts at
rest.
Of the Resurrection itself it has
been often said that "It is the best
attested fact in history." It can
scarcely be rejected without repudi
ating the entire Christian Scripture
and the unbroken belief of the his- .
toric Church. Some skeptics would 1
put the Resurrection on a basis of ,
hallucination, or would spiritualize
it into meaninglessness. If £<>, then i
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That Snappy Dresse
A BELTER From the "Live Store"
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Months and months ago this "Live Store"
began talking Belters and each day the conversation gets
more interesting—every salesman in "This Live Store"
has been so thoroughly educated about these Belters that they know every
point worth knowing—you might say they have been put through a regular
college course—that's why so many customers depend on our salesmen for
their superior knowledge—thorough knowledge—Boutrich knowledge.
Do you see anything about You've never heard so much talk
Doutrichs Belters that resembles a picture about anything as you have about our
of ill luck? No—rather, the Belters sold at this "Live Belter Suits—and if we had not been sure that
Store" are the clothes with the looks of prosperity. this splendid creation would be an absolute success,
The best looking clothes sold in central Pennsylvania. the effect would have been very disastrous, for we
The moment you see one of these suits on the street, bought Belters until the cows came home—to the very
it's only natural that you think of Doutrichs, where the very last minute—and we won. Hundreds of
they were first shown, advertised, and called Belters. new ones moderately priced here at
$15.00 SIB.OO $20.00
There are real magnets in our windows this week—they
are attracting every passer by. You must stop The exclusive "Ties" and
"Shirts" being shown have a compelling force that captures your attention and brings forth your
purse willingly. Yoif'il say with us
"MADNESS OR
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nb wortl£ in all literature may be i
trusted to mean wfiat they say.
Some Tremendous Implication*
The implications of the fact of the •
Resurrection as stated by Paul are
tremendous. Spiritual lire springs
from the Resurrection. Jesus is nof
a mere teacher and example, to be
ranked with Socrates, Plato, Aris
totle and Pliilo: He .s a source of
new life within the breast of the be-|
liever. The supreme mystery of j
Christianity is how this communi- |
cated life makes the Christ and the j
Christian one.
All the reality'of the Resurrection |
is p4edged by Paul as proof of the
resurrection of the dead. This is
gospel for the graveside. Here shines
the eternal hope; we die !>ut we shall
live again, even as Christ ever liv
eth. Take away the Resurrection;
and faith in vain.
Three of life's profundities for'
i every Christian are found in the
story of the Resurrection. First
there Is comfort the only comfort
adequate to life'js deepest needs.
Then there is power, for a life be
yond merely human capacity. And
there is hope, which shinen as a star
into every grave. and guides all
weary wdnderers to the long home
where lives and reigns the Risen
Lord.
A IJTTI.E STAR PHILOSOPHY
To prove that science still grapples
me to its soul with hoops of steel—
or to invert Shakespeare, to prove how
I have successfully grappled with
science, I um setting down a few
facts, sprinkled with sundry personal
observations and deductions which
cannot fail to interest —but here, I am
not writing an advance notice for a
press-sheet.
Stars are of two kinds—those we
1 can see when we gaze into' the
heavens, and those that come to us
i when we strike up against lamp-!
! posts and brawny fists. Being a bit \
! of a scientist the former have troubled !
me not a little. When I discovered I
! that the earth is but a minute object 1
in the Cosmos, that the stars which 1
can see when X look into the realms
lof space beyond the Hashing' street
signs are similar to the one I'm on.
| and that the whole crowd is blunder
j ing to an unknown eii«l. It seemed
; ridiculous to shave myself or attempt
I to thatch that bald roof of mine.
j "Finis." Oscar Krlchet, in National
> Magazine for April.
GROWTH OK BABY BONDS I
In the Mav American Magazine
Merle Crowell describes the "baby i
: bond" which is comparatively new in i
this country although fairly well es-!
tablished in Europe.
. "When several sound American cor- j
: I porations dually decided to split |
i aomo of their SI.OOO bonds ua int«
SIOO pieces they blazed a trail that]
has srown rapidly into a national i
highway. The 'baby' bond idea has
swept the country, and to-day farm
ers. blacksmiths, ministers, school
teachers, clerks, policemen and mem
bers of other equally non-plutocratic,
professions are able to clip coupons!
and talk glibly of 'our corporation.'
A Wall Street man specializing in
'baby' bonds told me recently that his
firm has customers in forty-five of j
the forty-eight States. He showed me'
an .ncomplete list of their occupa
tions; it included nearly every trade,
profession or hobby of which I have
ever heard, and at least a dozen aDout!
which I was distinctly hazy."
CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought blyn o a f turo
Historic Stage Coach
Gives Way to Auto
Redding, Cal.— Thirty-tSp-fle horst i
were relegated to innocuous desuetude
when the time-honored four-hors"
t'oncord mail coach on
Weaverville mall route was with
drawn. An auto truck was substi
tuted. Seven drivers and hostlers
were told to hunt jobs elsewhere.
The auto truck left with three pas
sengers and two tons of mail and
parcel post, with three mountain di
videT to cross and fifty-five miles to
cover.
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