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THE SOWER
A Weekly Department of Religious
and Secular Thought Contributed
by REV. JAMES A. TURNER,
Pastor, M. E. Church, Patton, Pa.
“YE SHALL BE AS GODS. |
“For God doth know that . . . your
eves shall be opened, and ye shall be
as Gods, knowing good and evil.” The
only way that one’s eyes can be open-
ed,—that is, come to a full knowledge |
of the truth,—is through the actual |
experience and business of living in|
cvery day life. One might come to
scme knowledge or the truth in the
realms of abstract thought and pure
science, but all such knowledge, as
well as that coming through revela-
tion and inspiration, must be brought
to the test of ordeal, trial and con- |
erele living in the laboratory of hu-
man experience. Else there can be no
definite and ultimate certainty about
its claim to validity. “In the day that
ve cat, (act, live, do, experience) your |
eyes shall be opened, and ye shall
KNOW.”
Let us look into this maiter a little.
The Scriptures tell us that we are the |
offspring of God, begotten in His im- |
age, and made lik2 unto Him in all our |
parts; also that, since like begets like, |
each bringing forth according to its |
kind, we therefore, being children of |
God, inherit His characteristics, in-'
stinets, qualities, properties, nature,
| and potentialities. The inevitable coro-
ilary to this truth is that: being part of
God and therefore partakers of His na-
ture, we His offspring, His children,
can, and will become, in due course of
time, gods ourselves. We are all essen-
tially, potentially, a part of the Diety,
—divine in our nature, and are on our
way to the full realization and ex.
pression of our Divine nature.
Jesus said to the carping Jews, who
were denying this exalted truth, (John
10:34-36.) “Is it not written in your
law, ‘1 said you ave gods?’ If the law
said they were gods, to whom the
word of God canme,—and the Secrip-
ture cannot be broken—do you mean
to teli me, ‘You are blaspheming,’ be-
cause I said, ‘I am God’s son?” (The
Word of God would not come to any,
could not be understod by any, but
those who are the offspring of God,
proving truly tha! we ARE gods, tho-
ugh we may be in this world only in-
fantile gods.)
Possessing then, with Jesus, the es-
sential properties of our Father's na-
ture, ((and why call Him Father if
we do not?) we can grow up, in due
course of time, to the full measure of
the developement which rightfully be-
longs t¢ those who have sprung from
Hin and inherited His nature and
characterial qualities, and reach the
full stature of divine sonship—as did
| Jesus—thus enjoying the glories and
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PATTON, PA.
shining with all the beauty, charm
and luster of a full, rich divine charac-
ter.
Jesus said, “Be ye perfect as your
Father in Heaven is perfect.” So Paul
said: “For this reason, then I kneel be-
fore the Father, for whom every fam-
ily in heaven and on earth derives its
name and NATURE, praying that, out
of the wealth of His glory He may
THE UNION PRESS-COURIER.
grant that you may be filled with the
entire fulness of God. Copy God, then, |
as His beloved children, and lead lives :
of love, in order to be set everyone |
before God mature, as was Christ, la- |
boring to that ent, yea, agonizing for |
it, with the divine energy that is in|
you. It was in Christ that the fulness!
of God's nature lives embodied, and |
In union with him YOU TOO are fill. |
ed with it.”
Well, then since we are children of |
God, inheriting His name and nature, |
His instincts, spiritual capacities, pro-
perties and potentialities, some day, in |
tne distant future, when we grow up, |
we also shall be ‘filled with the entire |
fullness of God,” stand with Him 9
fellow-Gods, and know and enjoy all
the blessings of a fully matured, Diety-
character as does the Father Himself. |
But in order to come to that God-
like estate we must grow, and in order |
i tc grow, we must have our eyes open- |
| ed so that we may know the difference |
| between good and evil—for that is a
! Godlike characteristic—and in order to |
blessings of divine accomplishments Lave our eyes opened so that we may |
and God-like perfection — becoming | “NOW the difference between good and
as gods like unto our Father-God, and
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| the Anointed One, built His Church,
His “ecclesia,” the “ones called out”:
| upon this desire to serve His brethren
| and bring them into their full God-
{evil we must live life as fully and as
largely and as effectively as it is poss-
ible for us to live it. We must leave
no rector or area of life untouched, |
and, as far as we are able, enter intc
| every good thing that is being done, |
| witis everything that we have in time,
| talent and money. For if we don’t live, |
we don’t grow. A Godlike character |
cannot be developed in a vacuum— in |
a selfish, self centered life,
| One must be out in the current of |
! active living- —striving, serving, sacri- |
| 1icing, loving, suffering, helping, for-
giving life—in order to develop God-
like character, — “Inasmucl: as you |
bave done it unto these my brethren,
the strangers, those in prison, the na-
kad, the cold, the blind, the hungry,
the sick, the destitute and underpri-
veleged , the lonely and the depressed,
| the heartbrokez, and those who feel
| that no man careth for their souls, ye
| have done it unto Me, and have be-
come like me and my Father in hea-
Yen,”
Upon this has the Great Son, Jesus
likeness, has He built up a great or.
ganization of people who are dedicated
to the high task of demonstrating the
true way of life in order that those
in darkness might have a great light
by which to walk, and a great love by
which to live—so they might grow to
a mature God-likeness.
In our individual work in that great
Church we can well emulate the great
Paul in his famous testimony: “I would
know Him in the power of His new life
and the fellowship of His suffering, to
see if I too can attain unto the new life.
Not that I have already attained this
or am already perfect but I press for-
ward to appropriate it, because 1 have
been appropriated myself by Jesus
Christ. My one thought is to press on.”
Continued next week.
PATTON METHODIST
EP{:COPAL CHURCH
James A. Turner, paster.
Church school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at 11 &. m. and 7:50 p. m. Mid-week Bi. |
ole class, Wednesday evening at 7:30. |
Br. Benson says. “It always seems |
to me reasonablec that if God can |
reveal himself and make His purposes
known—that He should do so. If God
cannot reveal Himself, there the mat- |
ter ends. But if God can make Himself
known, and does not, that is altogeiner
beyond my comprehension. The Bible!
is the record of Gcd’s progressive seli-
r.velation—first, to the people of Is-!
raet, afterward o the world in Jesus |
Christ. It tells us not only what men !
have thought about God and what they |
have done for God, but what they
have experienced of God. Thus, by |
bringing us into touch with men ana
women who have found God before
us, it encourages us to believe that |
we can find God for ourselves and it
teils us how to do so. |
Come to the mid-week Bible class |
or Wednesday evening from 7:30 to
8:0). and you will find it to be one or
the most blessed half hour periods
tual you can enjoy during the whole
week. Bring your Bible or Testament, '
and someone, a neighbor or friend,
and study a little while with us that |
greatest of all literatures that the |
world has known. It will make you a!
bigger man or woianan.
DO YOU KNOW? |
The death rate remains the ultimate
test of skill and attention in medical
practice. Compulsory health insurance
has not lowered the death raate in any
{ ccuntry in which jt is now in vogue— |
and the United States, without any |
such socialistic sickness scheme, has
the best health record in the civilized
world. More than 80 per cent of the
=ducation of the average child is ob-
tained through his eyes.
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So Simple... Yet
So Complex!
Few things are simpler than making a
telephone call. Yet few things are more
complex than making that call possible.
For there are some 19,000,000 tele- -
Thursday, February 16, 1939.
ee ere
AMessage from~—
UNITED DISTILLERY WORKERS LOCAL INDUS-
TRIAL UNION, NO. 857, MANOR, PA.
DEAR SIR AND BROTHER: —
We, the members of United Distillery Workers Local No. 857, Man-
or, Pa,, are proud of the fact that our employer, ¥ry & Mathias, Inc.,
has the distinction of being the first distillery in the United States
of America to voluntarily organize its workers under the banner of
the C. I. 0. And an equally important fact which we want you and
all other union men io know is that we are a 100 pet. closed shop.
Union men everywhere should know that Fry & Mathias, Inc. co-
operates to the fullest extent with the C. L 0.
The products of Fry & Mathias, Inc., are known throughout Penn-
sylvania for their fine quality. To those of you who purchase and
use liquor we suggest that you always ask for our brands which are
listed on this advertisement and are on sale at your favorite tavern
and all Pennsylvania State Tiquor Stores.
We solicit your cooperation to spread the news among all union
men that when they buy liquor they should show their loyalty to
the C. IL O. by purchasing products of Fry & Mathias, Inc.— a 100
per cent C. 1.0.Company, operating a closed shop. ¥' raternally yours,
A. NALEY, PRESIDENT, United Distillery Workers
Local Industrial Union, No. 857, Manor, Pa.
UNION MADE LIQUORS
FRY & MATHIAS, Inc., Manor, Pa.
FOLD MANO
A blend—85 Proof.—Quart,
$1.17; Pint, 62c.
OLD BRIDGEPORT OLD MOSS
Straight Rye Whiskey— 2 Blend, 86 Proof.
90 Proof Quart, $1.34. Pint, 69¢
Quart, $1.34. Pint, 69¢ °
®
GENERAL FORBES OLD FRY'’S Straight Bour-
Bourbon Whiskey, 2 years Pon Whiskey, 3 years
0ld—90 Proof. 0ld—90 Proof.
Quart, $1.34. Pint, 69¢ Quart, $1.50 Pint, 80c
° ®
WHITE EAGLE F. & M. (Fry & Mathias)
Straight Rye Whiskey, 2 A blend of Straight Whis-
years old—%0 Proof. kies — 90 Proof
Quart, $1.34. Pint, 69¢ Quart, $1.55. Pint, 82¢
OLD WESTMORELAND Siete re
year old—90 Proof. Quart $1.69; Pint, 84c.
OLD BRIDGEPORT MON VALLEY, Distilled
Bottled in Bond, 7 to DRY GIN. 85 Proof.
8 years old. Quart, $1.05. Pint, 54¢
PINT, $1.75 ®
- MON VALLE
MON VALLEY, Old Fash- —T70 Ee en
ioned Rock & Rye— FIFTHS, $1.25
70 Proof. ®
OLD MOSS, Bottled in
Bond, 9 to 12 years old.
PINT, $1.98
QUART, $1.50
®
All Union Made Liquors,
| WINNER
On Sale at Your Favorite Tavern and All State Stores.
Straight Rye Whiskey; 2 years old;
100 Proof. Quart, $1.59; Pint, 84ec.
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