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| part as important as the information
| contained herein. If it were ever pos-
| sible to justify the fanatical saying:
| ‘Burn the rest of the books, for it is
| all in this one,” it would be in ref-
| erence to those words.
| For with what judgement ye judge,
| ye shall be judged: and with what
| measure ye mate, it shall be measured
| to you again.
| If the average man understood for 2
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| Whether he were the President, or
| the man on the street, this under-
| standing would turn the world upside
| down for him, and, because the thing
would turn the world upside down
for many, many others as well.
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A Weekly Department of Religious
and Secular Thought Contributed
by REV. JAMES A. TURNER,
pastor, M. E. Church, Patton, Pa.
WITH WHAT MEASURE
YE METE
«Judge not, that ye not be judged.”
For with whit judgement ye judge, ye
shall be judged: and with what mea-
sure ye mete, it shall be measured to
you again.
And why peholgest thou the mote
that is thy brother's eye, put consid-
erest not the beam that is in thine own
eye? Or how wilt thy say to thy bro-
ther, Let me pull out the mote out of
thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in
thine own eye?
Thou hype first cast out the
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mote out of thy brother's eye.”
Just Set It and Gorge It
a | inescapable Law of Life.
A.
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| we shall receive back too.
value it is the most staggering docu- | will be cheated. For every time tha
ment ever presented 10 mankind. you deceive you will be deceived. ¥o
In these five verses we are told | every lie that you utter, you will be
a
more about the nature of man and | lied to. Every time that you neglect
the meaning of life, and the impor- | duty, or evade a responsibility, or
tance of conduct, and the art of living, use authority over other people, you
and the secret of happiness and suc- | are doing something for which you
cess, and the way out of trouble, and | will inevitably have to pay by suffer-
the approach of God, and the emanci- | ing a like injury yourself. With what |
pation of the soul, and the salvation of | measure ye mete, it shall be measured |
the world, and the philosophers and | to you again.
theologians and the savants put to- Now, it is not obvious that if only
gether have told us — for it explains people realized all this as being liter-
the Great Law. ally true, it would have the profound- | AGAIN ow BY REQUEST
t is vastly more important than a
man, and still m than a child, could
be taught in schools and colleges. There ractice
is nothing to be found in any of the or- ¥
inary courses of study; there 1S noth- | munity thar
1 rliaments,
such an underst:
or
,d in any library,
s meted
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Judge not that ye not be judged. |
| single moment the meaning of these]
| words, and really pelieved them to be |
true, they would immediately revolu-
| tom; turn his everyday conduct inside |
| out, and so change him that, in a com- |
| sest friends would hardly know him. |
| is infectious beyond computing, it |
Again and again we are struck with
mon on the Mound with a fresh mind, |
| lenging statements have been quietly | 5
| ignored in practice by the bulk of the |
Christian world. If one did not know |
for a fact that these works are con- |
stantly heard in public, and read in|
private, by millions and millions of |
Christians of all sorts, he could hardly |
| beleive it to be possible; for the truths |B
which they teach seem to be the last
{ consideration 10 enter into people's
| motives in everyday life and conduct
| —and yet they express the simple and
The plain fact is that it is the Law
| of Life that, and speak, and act to-
wards others, sO will others think, and
| speak, and act towards us. Whatever |
| sort of conduct we give out, that we |
| are inevitably bound to get back. Any- |
| thing and everything that we do to|
others will sooner Or later be done to |
| us by someone, somewhere. The good |
| that we do to others we shall receive |
back in like measure; and the evil]
that we do to others in like manner
| This does not in the least mean that
| the same people whom Wwe treat well |
or ill will be the actual ones to re-|
turn the action. That almost never
happens; but what does happen is that |
at some other time or place, often far
i | AWAY and long afterwards, someone
else who knows nothing whatever of
. : the previous action will, nevertheless,
| This section of the Sermon on the repay it, grain for grain, to us. For
Mount consists of five short verses, ana | every unkind word that you speak to
only about one hundred words. and or about another person, an unkind
yet, says Dr. Emmet Fox, it is hardly word will be spoken to or about you.
too much to say that at its simple face | For every time that you cheat, you|
est influence on their conduct? Would
g do more 1n
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istrates? | Rim before my Father in heaven; and | ments—all add to that intricate and
People are Very apt to think, es- | whosoever will disown me before men, | confused phenomenon called a man’s
pecially when they are strongly tem-|I will disown him before my Father in life. Some people never succeed in
pted, that they can probably escape | Heaven.” “As you SOW, you reap.” straightening it out. We are studying
the law of the land, outrun the con- | | Dr. Peale’s book, “You Can Win,” and
stable, or slip through the clutches oI | | these studies on Wednesday evenings
authority in some other way. They | will help you to solve your problems.
hope that individuals will forgive them, | Come and sit with us. It will do you
or else be powerless to revenge their Church School 10 AM. Preaching | good.
actions; or that the thing will be for-| ,¢ 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Foworth,| Don’t forget the Both Festival con=
gotten some time; or, better still, that League at 6:30 Mids Week sible Class
they will never be found out at all. 15 on Wednesday at 7:30
however, hey Soe fst ho Jew | “give important 498 SE subjects | "OE _
: he Re 12 | will be studied at the Standard Train- |
sona land unchanging as the law 0%} ing School during October: “A Bird's STINEMAN MINERS
gravity; neither considering persons | pye View Of The Bible,” “How Tne | CALI am
aor respecting institutions; without | Methodist Church Deeps? iis | ALL OFF STRIKE
i itv: Sy | ’ - a
Fanon: withes: 35 Sey wpa | tian Beliefs For Present-Day Living” | Approximately 300 miners employed
we es t1 y | “How Can The Church Help Build A|at No. 4 mine of Stineman Coal and
people unjustly. | Better World?” and “The Dramatic | Coke Company, South Fork, voted to
The law of gravity never sleeps, is | Art.” The dates are Oct. 3, 6, 10, 13.! return to work last Thursday nding
never off duty oF off guard, is never 17, 20. Tuesdays and Fridays. Every- | a strike called on A oy atiemoen
tired out, is neither compassable nor | body is invited to join one of the clas- | of Inst week in protest ile th 2 dis
vindictive; and no Ore _would ever | ses. ere is a chance for intelligent charge of a number of ash Rey
| dream of trying 10 evade ior coax it, | people to keep up to date in several| It was char ed ‘three miners were
{ or bribe it, or intimidate it. ~~ | vital «nd significant topics. Don’t miss | dischar d by Abe Canary ¢ , bi
People accept it as being inevitabie | this fire chance to extend your men- ia D aded Hip ol Bi pany ro Tl ing
| and inescapable, and they shape their) i md spiritual horizons. | which is seid to be a vielat ae hg ed
conduct accordingly = and the law of | W2 oe alt faced wilh certain practi- | mining laws ¢ & Yotion oh le
retribution is even as the law of grav-{ cal crusiderations — how to get enough = Officials of the union said that other
ity. Water 3inds Hs own loved SOONER | tana vay biils, how to get along miners wlgn had i th It >
or later, and our treatment oi others | wilir peop's, ROW 10 moet discourages- | and that tha 0 7 Sree oh 1d oa
Patton Methodist Church
James A. Turner, Pastor
| tributions. Have them ready for the
| collectors when they come to your
reiurns at jast upon ourselves. | ment, fal :1Lne.s, and SOIT aM the gvilly workers ingle A of
floc 11 n 0 ~ ~ y . = Bb 4 rkers 1stcaa 9
Meglect the Church anu & od, and. blen 1 Jhout our or roperes ; 3
3 u 3 who were It rtec y
someday you will reap the resulis In; minds ’ x childr “ficials I oy
! 1 : ’ an oviICials
sodden grief as you discover that nei | home. a yee Taatters o At a meeting of the mine commitiea
= : é ee 12 | the mine commit.ea
8 s2ficials last week an agree-
Jo ? ched to resume operations
3 and mit
you. “For if anyone will ac wwledge | b
me before men, I will acknowledge | his fu!
|
| ther God nor the Church will Know health
| iy
|
lement of the differences.
attain- | pending