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J2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Setendey, June 24, 1967 BIBLE LESSON Intervention By God In Church Persecuton By R. H. RAMSEY Further persecution of the early church and God's inter- vention is the subject of today's lesson. For the first time in the Book of Acts a chapter opens with the name of a high author- ity in the Roman government of Judea--Herod Agrippa I-- who occupied the throne at the time. He was a member of & mon- strous family, grandson of Herod the Great who ordered the slaughter of the innocents of Bethlehem, and nephew of} Herod Antipas who ordered John the Baptist beheaded. By conquest and adoption Herod was a Jew--racially he was an Edomite whose fore- fathers had been conquered by the Jews about 125 years before the birth of Christ and com- pelled to accept circumcision and all other Jewish rites--but he had not one drop of Jewish yiood in his veins. Born in and brought up in the sity of Rome, Herod was a friend of Caligula. This parti- sanship caused Herod to be thrown into prison by Tiberius, but his fortunes improved with ently general knowledge of Her- od's intentions. They gathered the entire church together--at best a few hundred persons-- and began to pray earnestly that God spare this leader. the full meaning of God's plan. God was not yet ready for Peter to be martyred. Through super- natural means Peter was given his freedom, but he was to use | it te escape vafely Prom Herod)to believe he?. Peter continued to knock and call, and the Left alone, Peter naturally|astonished disciples joyfully ad- went to the place where he/mitted him, and remain free. knew he would find help. In this wae a ytage oan oon eivas as, in contrast to the * e deliverance of Peter, a disciples were gathered there| brief account of the terrible end Malaria cases that numbered helped the board make a profit and Peter's knock, coming inlof Herod Agrippa I. In Caes-|!00,000,000 annually 15 years years to make the clock, grind- the dead of night and following|/area, where he was sponsoring|#8° in India have been reduced|nual report showed a 5.3 per havela series of festivals to welcome to less than 50,000. caused a great deal of fright.). James' death must Rhoda, a young serving girl in the household, was sent to answer the door. When she heard Peter's voice she was be- side herself with joy. Instead of admitting him, she left him standing in the street and ran to tell the others. They refused Peter, bound with heavy chains, slept in prison between two soldiers and behind locked doors. Such maximum security meant nothing to God. His an- gel appeared in a bright light within the prison, awakened Peter and bade him make haste to escape. As Peter's chains fell away, the angel commanded him to gird himself, bind on his san- dals, cast a garment about him- self and follow him. Peter did so and they passed through the prison doors, past the guards came to the iron gate leading d of Harmony Road Baptist Church 226 Harmony Rd. S. Minister-Elect -- REV. E. K. SMITH 9:45 A.M.--Bible School 11:00 A.M.--Service of Commission -- YOUTH TO BOLIVIA with Rev. A, Homer & Rev. W. Lewis 7:00 P.M.--Evening Worship ~\ -- COME! DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE -- tie emperor, Herod was belzed; -- MORE RAIN FAILS ~~' CLOCK BUILT BY HAND the smallest cogwheel to the with severe stomach cramps.| einBURGH (CP) -- Above| POOLE, England (CP)--Eric| sFeest spring. These continued until his death). erage rainfall in the north of| Arnold, a Dorset clerk, clal rnold, a Dorset clerk, claims) crry WAS COSMOPOLITAN five days later. Scotland last year may not have k pleased Prati etiion By but it to have built the first com-| What used to be the Israeli kept the Scottish Hydro-Electric|Pletely hand-made grandfather) sector of Jerusalem had 187,500 Board happy. The extra rain|Clock in Britain for more than inhabitants from 70 coun a century. It took him five TUNISIANS NUMBERED ing and filing every piece from! There are 4,675,000 Tunisians, The closing verses of our les- MALARIA CONQUERED instead of a loss in 1966. Its an- cent increase in the amount of electricity sold. OSHAWA SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Chapel--Albert St. United Church (Olive St. Entrance) THIS SUNDAY SPECIAL SPEAKER REV. GRAVESTOCK of Hamilton | 2:30 p.m. Healing and Spirit Greetings A ST. GEORGE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Bagot and Centre Sts. The Rev. Conon F. G. Ongley, M.A. Rector The Rev. R. G. Brooks, $.Th. Assistant f Ave Pentecostal CHURCH 11:00 A.M.--WORSHIP SERVICE 7:00 P.M.--CANADA FOR CHRIST CRUSADE SUNDAY, JUNE 25th IN THE BIG TENT IN 7:00 p.m.--Divine Service AT OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE Services: Every Thursday--8:00 p.m. Speaker: REV. D. CANTELON 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Week Nights -- Tues., Thru Sot., at 7:45 p.m, Open Circle In Red Light Healing and Development EVERYONE WELCOME THURSDAY, June 29th Holy C i 0a.m. to the city itself, it its own accord. ANGEL DEPARTED At first Peter was not sure what he was experiencing was real, but after he and the angel had gone a short distance, the angel disappeared and Peter came to himself and realized aligula's ascension to the throne. Through royal favor he was named king of the Jews and given the tetrarchies of Philip, Lysanias, Galilee and Peraea. \VOIDED OFFENSE | With the Jews Herod Agrippa | was a successful ruler. He deferred to their scruples, ob- served their regulations, and was careful to avoid offense in every respect. This disposition toward and deference to his Tewish subjects at Jerusalem elicited his persecution of the Christians, his beheading of the Apostle James, his imprison- ment of Peter and intention to execute him after the feast of the Passover. 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