Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 14, 1915, Page 5

( { o~ “What Must I Do To Be 8aved?” Taxt v’ vaeisies and s Taken by Sunday - { with the law. 1 told him g t et hi neainst the laws of God — e Wwas 1ot & CRAstiAR ot & (Continued from Page ¥ MW : Mas $e came In and saw the sleepin ne | Mystio Shriner N friend. He saw the paper lying thepe | 'W Yod None and picked it up and read it. He wrote but I'm a F ~ Ao o something on the paper and signed it and Initiated No, Pa 4 sedled R with the royal seal and went | due No, ne T'het \ When the young man awoke and saw |been initlated or never pald any dues the royal seal he was afrald; but after|¥ou're not a Mason; you're a liar ne awhile he broke it and found that the |matter what you may say zar had written an order on the treas-| S0 T told hity that If he sald he was a urer for the amount of his debts Christtan and had not complied with He told his friends and on their advice #ny of the laws of God, he . the order was presented. The ireasurer |'i¢mber of the lodge and b refused it when it was offered, but they Plied with its rules. I told him G d * | & right to tell him what to do, made an appeal to the czar, and he or dered it paid, und it was. The mountain | jiow Are You of debt that the young man had piled ub | yynet byl itwemieiendy | Maybe your a drunkard, an aduiterer Paying Debts of Siu. | & prostitute, & liar, won't admit you are You may roll up the highest mountsin | jost, are proud, maybe you're even proud of sin that & man ¢an build, and when | you're not proud and Jesus has & time you ask, “Who can pay all this?" 1 an- of it swer “Jesus, blessed Jesus! He paid my Jesus sald Come to Me,”" not to the debt.” church to Me,” not to a creed to Me “What shall I do to keep out of hell not to a preacher: “to Me,” not to an “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and evangelist to Me,” not to a priest to thou shalt be saved.” Me,” not to a pope. The jaller was converted. He had put “Come to M and T will give you rest.” them into the stocks when they came to Faith in Jesus Christ saves you, not the prison, but now he stooped down and | falth in the church. washed the blood from their stripes. ! Now, leave God out of the proposition for a minute. Never mind about the new birth—that's His business. Jesus Christ became a man, our bone, flesh of our flesh. He died on the cross for us, so that we might es- cape the penalty pronounced on us. Now, | never mind about anything but our part | in salvation. Here it is: “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved.” You say, “Mr. Sunday, full of hypocrites.” So s hell. I say to you if you don't want to go to hell and live with that whole bunch forever, come into the| church, where there are only a few of [ them, and where you won't have to asso- clate with them very long. There are no hypocrites in heaven. Oh, you're a wise lobster, you are! You say, “Mr. Sunday, I can be a Chris- tian and go to heaven without joining a chureh.” Yes, and you can go to Europe without getting on board a steamer. The swim- ming's good—but the sharks are laying for fellows who take that route. 1 don't belleve you. If a man is truly bone of the church is saved he will hunt for a church right away. You say, “It's so mysterious. I don't understand. If you are going to refuse to accept anything you can't understand, you'll be surprised to find out how little you know. You plant a seed in the ground—that's your part. You don't understand how it srows. How God makes that seed grow is mysterious to you. How God turns out muscle and sinew is mysterious. I don't understand it. My part is to eat the grub—that's all. It doesn’t make any difference whether 1 understand it or «even think of it. How God saves me I don't know. That's God's part. Stop butting into God's part and take care of your own. Outeide of the phyisicians—and some of them may not know much about it—few of us have any idea at all as to how the body assimilates food. ¥ood isn't & mys- tery—its assimilation is. Don't insist on knowing more about it than about any- thing else in life. Duty to Get 'Em In. The jailer belleved, and was baptized. 'I am not here to preach baptism. My position as an evangelist ls like that of a recruiting officer in the army. His one duty is to get 'em in. He goes out on the street and gets them, then he looks at their teeth and tests thelr mus- cles and tries their wind and gets them that another officer drills them. Hep! hep! hep! hep! hep! I only get them started. That's all I'm here for. It's up to the preachens to drill them, All the doctor can do—you'll have to nurse the baby. He can't. In other words, Just do your part. You Have Yellow Streak. You must do as God tells you. If the doctor should give you a prescription and you shouldn't use it, but should take same stuff of your own, you couldn’t blame the doctor if you didn't get well. It we could fix up a little scheme of ealvation of our own it would please us, but there is only one way to be saved, and that is God's way. What shall 1 do to be saved? Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, in your heart and confess Him with your mouth and you will be saved. God is good. The pian of salvation is presented to you In two parts. Belleve in your heart and confess with your mouth. Many of you heré probably do believe. Why don’t you confess? Now own up. The truth is that you have a yellow streak. Own up, business men and business | women, and all of you others. lIsn't it | #¢? Haven't you got a little saffron? Brave old Elijah ran like a scared deer | when he heard old Jezebel had sald she would have his head, and he beat it. And he ran to Beersheba and lay down under a juniper tree and cried to the Lord to let him die. The Lord answered his prayer, but not in the way he expected. If He had let | him die he would have died with nothing | but the wind moaning through the trees | us bis funera) divge. | But the Lord had something better for | Elijah. He had & chariot of fire and it swooped down and carried him into glory without him ever seeing death. You Must Show Colors, S0 Me says He has something better for ycu—salvation—if He. can g2t you to see it If 1 could get you to see that it is better, all woulg come and take their stand tonight. Mou've kept your church membership locked up. You've smiled at a smutty story. When G:d and the church were scoffed at you never peeped and when asked to stand up bhere you've snea out the back way and beat it, You're afrald and God desplses a coward mutt You cannot be converted by thinking so and sitting still, I went down in an audience one night after the sermon to speak to some people, and there In the aisle I saw a fine look- ing young fellow, and I asked him 1If ho was a Christian. He sala he was. I asked him to what church he belonged and he sald to none. I tolg him he was not a Chrisifan then, and he told me that was only a matter of opinion, [ told him that it was not, but & matter wd Say, you are here, and hare is the divid ing line. You are o the devil's side. How are you going to cross over With his heart man believes and with his mouth he confesses. Then cor and recelve salvation full, free, pe | and eternal. | iod will not grant any extradition papers. Get over the old line. A man isn't a soldier because he wears | a uniform or carries a gun, or carries a | canteen. He Is a soldier when he makes a definite enlistment. All of the others can be bought without enlisting | When a man becomes a soldier he goes | out on muster day and.takes an oath to defend his country. It's the oath that makes him a soldier. Going to chureh | doesn’t make a Christian any more than | going to & garage makes you an auto- | mobilist, but public, definite enlistment | for Christ makes you a Christian, “Oh,” & woman said me out in Towa, “Mr. Sunday, 1 don’t think confess with my mouth."” 1 said: “You're a fool, then, putting up you thought against God's." M-o-u-t-h doesn't spell intellect. Tt spells mouth, and you must confess with your mouth. The mouth is the biggest part about most people any how. I have to Jesus Understands Both Sidew. ‘What must T do? Philosophy doesn't answer it doesn’t answer it. First, believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved. Believe in the | Lord. Lord—thate His kingly name. | That's the name He reigns under. “Thou shalt call His name Josus.” It takes that kind of a confession. Give me a Saviour with a sympathetic eye to watch me o 1 shall not wander. Give me | a Saviour with a strong arm to catch me 1f I stumble. Give me a Saviour that will hear my slightest theory. Believe on the Lord Jesis Christ and be saved. Christ is His resurrection name. He is sitting at the right hand of the Father now interceding for us. Becauss of His divinity He understands God's side of it and because of His humanity He un- derstands our side of it. Who 18 better qualified ta be the medi- ator? He's a mediator. What is that? (Continued on Page Eleven, Column §) A Simple Home Treatment That Has Brought Joy to Thousands 1s the Famous Pyramid Pile Treatment. How badly do you want relfef? Do you want it enough to go to the small trouble of malling the below coupon for a free trial of the Pyramid Pile Treatment? 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Melchers, 30th and Madison Sts. ¥, J. Oliver, 1022 8, 10th St. J. Pavles, 104 N, 24th St. Anton Stljskal, 301 William St. F. Kudlacz, 2416 8. 20th St. J. C. Jett, 1550 N, 20th St. A. P. Williams, 24th and Mason Sts. Flodman Bros. Co,, Cor, 40th and Oum- | J. H, Kuppig, 4702 N. Thirtieth St. Antonio Lo Bue & Co., 1023 Capitol Ave. Altman's, 217 N, 24th St. A. Katskee, 22d and Jefferson Sts. A. H. Smith, 1420 N. 36th St. A. Hrbek, 36th and Jackson Sts, A. Haddad, 1202 8, 13th St. A. Frank, 2526 Cuming St. Augusta Kozicki 24 Bancroft St, A. Friedstat, 2637 Franklin St, A. Frank, 18th and Jackson Sts, A. Elsler & (o,. 3115 Burt St. Aug. Anderson, Cor. 24th and Olark Sts, A. Adler, 4502 N. 16th St. Burstein & Rimerman, 16th and Mander- son Sts, ing Sts. Frederick A. Hart, 1320 N, 24th St. Elmer A. Johnson, Park Ave., and Leav- b, Frank Rouse & Co., Benson, Frank B. Bogatz, 255 8. 21st St. F. Hagelin, 24th and Parker Sts. Fred Bross, 3247 Ames Ave, I, G, Etter, 24th and J Sts, ¥. L. Bird, 614 N, 24th St. ¥. A. Young, 2518 N, 24th St. Frank Vasak, 1538 Berry Ave. George Ross, 24th and Maple Sts, Geo. N. Skinner, 2570 lLeavenworth, Geo. Stribling, 7th and Plerce Sts, Greenberg & Co,, 2403 Hickory St. J. A. Grosse, 24th and E Bts. J. Rosenthal, 1728 Cuming St. J. Sterrett, 325 N. 44th St, Joseph Lacina, 3701 8. 13th St. J. H, Beard, 2214 Farnam St. Bros., 301 8. 21st St. John Peterson, 40th and Cuming Sts, J. Tatalcan, 2701 Cuming 8t. J. H, Steiger, 1417 Willilam St. J. Markovitz, 1301 Missourl Ave. J. Goldware, 4104 Grand Ave. J. 8, Hunter & Company, 2018 Farnam, John Larson, 2701 Leavenwaorth St. James Kadlee, 811 Hickory St. Julius Dreifuss, Farnam and 20th Sts. Peoples Store, 1102 Hamilton 8t P, ¥, Callahan, Co, 43d and Lake Sts, Peter Nissen, 1221 S, 24th St, P. Borczik, 1024 N St Parsley & Company, 618 N, 20th 8t, Penfield, 2420 N. S8t., South Omaha. Peter H. Chudacoff, 30th and Chicago Sts, . Cavanaugh, 1502 N 18th St, P, Hhmmond, 1128 N, 18th St. Pardun & Sipple, 3821.23 N, 24th St. Pergels, 24th and Ames Ave, E. Cor, 19th and Clark Bts. Rosenberg & Co., 402-4 N, 24th St, Reed Bros,, 2223 Leavenworth St. R. Knlakofsky, 2404.6-8 Ames Ave, Ronse & Recroft, 3102 Sherman Ave, Pulace Meat & Gro., Abe Jucobs, Prop,, N, R. Mushkin, 700 N, 24th 8¢, So. Omaha, Bemis Park Gro., Wm. H, Stribling, Prop., 3281 Cuming St. B. Weiner, 2023 Clark St, Bernstein & Cohn, 21th and Lake Sts, Bee Hive Grocery, Harry Kavick, Prop., B. A. Simon, 922 Douglas St, 16th and Cuming Sts. B. Reinschreiber & Son, 2018 Leaven- Baker Bros,, 84th and Ames Ave. Ben Roinstein, 2521 St. Blumenthal & Katleman, 8701 N, 24th St. Boston Meat & Gro. Co,, 118 N. 16th St. B. Volenec, 88th and Jackson Sts. Clines Bros., 1524 Vinton St. . L, Beers, 2002 Hamilton St, Charles Blind, 2804-16 Leavenworth St, Chicago Gro. & Bakery, 1618 N. 24(h St. Clowry Court Grocery Co., 17th and Chi- G. A, Mulfinger, 1502 8. 24th St. Greene's Gro., 424 N, 24th St., 8o, Omaha. George Roffman, 2624 N, 80th St. George Ross, 24th and Ames Ave. G, L. Stack, 1008 N. 16th St, George Tletsort, 40th and Pratt Sts. H. J. Knudsen, 4610 Cuming St. Hawkins & Latham, 82d and Burt Sts. | H. Dubnoff, 2703 Q St. H. P, Marquardt, 1620 8. 10th St. H. R. Milder, 1014 Pacific St. H. Cooper, 1501 N. 20th St. Hibbeler & C O Vinton St, H. F. Knudsen Grocery, 4001 Ames Ave, H. E. Young, 2114-16 N. 24th St, H. Lincoln, C 35th & Leavenworth Sts, Hannegan & Co,, 35th Ave, and Leaven- , worth St. son, Neb. L. Clanto cago Sts. H. Friedel, 2815 Leavenworth St. | Louls Ziev, 8226 California St. ing Sts, O. E. Edguist, 3004°N, 24th St, E. Karsch Co., Vinton and Elin Sts. | Louls Morgan, 2825 Douglas St Sterling Grocery and Market, 1824 B¢, C. Thorson, %9 N. 19th St, Hanus Bros,, 47 Military Ave, | L. London, 30th and U Sts. Mary's Ave. Galombick Groc, & Meat Market, 214 S, H. Meyerson, 2005 8. Boulevard, | Lawrence Peterson, 3002 Ames Ave, 8. Watik, 42d and 1, Sts, 20th St Chas. Fingerlos, 27th and Y Sts. C. Peterson, 3921 Sherman Ave. C. P. Wesin Groc. 2005 Cuming St nek Co., 1312 William St. han, 2307 Leavenworth St. Chas. H, Mallison, 17th and Capitol Ave, Courtney & Co,, 17th and Douglas. C. Horwich, 2108 N Street, worth St. C. A. Miles, 4715 N, 84th St. C. E. Myers, 1723 Vinton St. C. Stahmen Bros., 20th and Bancroft Sts. V. Warfield, 2200 Military Ave. Dansky's Rellable Grocery, 2008 N, 20th St. D. Tuckson, 2502 N. 30th St. D. J. Jourdan, 1701 Vinton St Blumenthal, 2002 Cuming St. Daniel Smith, 1907 8. 4th St. D. Kiain, 1401 N. 19th St. Driml Bros., 2010 ©Q St. Elmer Anderson, 3024 Leavenworth St. Economy Store No. 2, 2622 Leavenworth St | Economy Grocery & Meat Market, 2202 N, | 27th St. | Empress Market & Grocery, 113 8. 16th St E. A. Marsh, 1622 N, 24th St. N. Smith, 1258 8. 27th St ward Swatek, 1020 L St. | E. L. Reoves, 1111-13 8, 224 St. | E. M. Sells, 4038 Hamliton St. K. Haykin, 2806 N. 26th St. F. W. Andrews, 2242 Madison 8t. Ernest Baffett, 5001 Underwood Ave, H. Rachman, 2802 Sherman Ave, H. Reuben, 2422 Sherman Ave. Henry Geest, 20th and Missonri Ave, . Scheuer, 28 N. 24th St., 80, Omaha. . & Realty Co., Florence, | g ® z z 3 g H H, Humpert & Co., Hobbs & Shafer, 24 Handy Corner Grocery, $320 N, 24th St Heath Bro,, Cor, 2ith and Binney Sts. H. A. Beit, 2867 Farnam St, Henry Bischel, 2801 Dodge St. Hans Bogien, 2420 Leavenworth St. I. Kulakofsky, 1944 8. 10th St 1. M. Wintroub, 10th and Pacific Sts. Isaac Corneman. 803 8. 7th St. J. Berkowltz, 1502 24th St, Joe Batt, 604 N, 16th St. | James F. Byrne, 2811 Q St. J. L. Cohm, 27th and I 8 Jac. Bastian, 2008 Farnam J. E. Kirk, 2702 Fort St¢, John Wisler, 48th and Leavenworth Sts, Julius Newman, 1337 Park Ave, 2306 8. 16th St Margolin Bros., Moeller Bro | Mrs. J. M. M. Buresh, 153 Slobodinsky, 353 8. 20th St, N argules, 1302 N, 24th St. 4. Christensen, 8501 N, 30th St. J. Rosenbaum, 3324 ) J. Tannebaum, 1441 8. J. O, Fischer, 3015 J. Raduziner, 2404 Jake Rosen, 2735 Davenport St. Jos. Vopalka, 5th and Willlam Sts, | J. Prusha, 21st and Q Sts. | J. P. Bendekovic, 1425 8. 14th St. | and Fort Sts. Newman Bros, . Rosenthal, 2202 N. 30th St. Ed. Willuhn, 830 N, 27th St. Frank Benak, 224 N, 13th St J. Henry Schrader, 032 N, 24th St. John Reznichek, J. Waxenberg, 27th St. and St. Mary's Ave J. Bautter, 2703 8. 10th St. Jacob Garrop, 623 N, 17th St. J. A. Anderson, Jepsen Bros,, 2502 Cuming St Knudsen Grocery Co., 5000 Main St., Ben- Kotera & Sloup, 1261 8. 16th St. Koblela Confec. & Groc. Co,, 4037 L St, Kocher Bros,, 86th and Farnam Sts, L. Kelly, 2002 Fraoklin St. 85th and Center Sts, Louls Jankowski, 1420 Military Ave, Lincoln & Kiseman, Cor. 24th and N Sts, Lee & Lee, 1705 N. 28d St. L. Schiller, 33d and California Sts, L. Danowskl, 3425 U St. L. Raduziner, 2504 8. 32d Ave, Lincoln Market Gro. Dept., 608 8, 16th St. Louls Sommer, 40th and Dodge Sts. L. Rosenblum, 808 L. Lesser, 4716 Cun L. Slutsky, 82156 Leavenworth St. | L. Rosenthal, 1611 beavenworth St Lyman & Brennan, 2206 8. 16th St. Mrs. Lena Woodruff, 3702-4 N. 80th St, M. Farrell, 1923 Lake St. M. M. Stenner, 2619 8. 81st St Mrs. F. London, 1202 N, 24th St, M. Leyine, 2124 N, 26th St, Morris Rosenstein, 801 N, 20th St Mrs. J. Shramek, 388 8. 10th St. Matt Zuckschwert, 2823 Chicago St. Mrs. W. R. Hunter, 4502 N. 30th St. 1702 Clark St. Marks Bros., 2123 Military Ave. Bloom, 4022 N, 25th St. Mrs, ¥, Altschuler, 1723 N. 834 St. M. W, Swigert, 1917 Clark St. ewman Schulen, 1138 N, 18th St. N. Shapiro, 2506 Hamilton St. Brodsky, 2002-10 N. 20th St. Skriver, 1824 N. 334 8¢, Johnson Grocery, 30th and Q Sts, . Omaha Grocery & Meat Market, 16th | 0. Kronstedt, 1505 Park Ave. 0. Melcher, 1902 8, 4th St. Otto N. Green, 5006 N. 34th St. Prospect Hill Gro. & Meat Market, Julins E. Rau, Prop., 23d and Charles Sts. | Rayme & Romamek, 514 N, 16th 8¢, R. G. Mohr, 16th and Oanton Sts, Rosenblum Bros,, 108 N, 40th St, Robert C. Laxton, 1701 8. 10th 8¢, [ 8. Bteinberg, Benson, Neb, Schnauber & Hoffman, 408 N, 16th St, Stein Bros. Co., 4002 Hamilton St, Seume & Weigel, 4134 Grand Ave, Stanley's, 1615 Dodge St. Smisek & Hrdlicks, 2023 I, 8¢, 8. Frisch, 1922 8. 20th St, Sam Elewitz, 823 N, 20th St. 8. H. Buffett & Son, 813 8, 14th 8¢, Sam Finkenstein, 2002 N, 20th St, Samuel Riseman, 2213 Coming St Sam Goldware, Jr., 2621 Sherman Ave, 8. J. Gross, 2401 U St Spanlding Grocery Co., 20th and Spauld. 2711-18 Leavenworth St. 1021 8, 27th St 8. Meyerson, 30th Ave. and Q St. Sherman Ave. Meat & Groc. (o, 2000 Sherman Ave, The Public Market, 1610 Harney Bt, Toney Powell, 708 N, 16th St, The People’s Market, 281113 Cuming 8¢, Tuchman Bros., 18th and Chieago Sts. | T. J. Thomas, 156 8, 24th St. The *Advo" Store, 18(th & Californla Sts, Tom Johnson, 20th and Lake Sts, Thos. Nolipa, 20th and F Sis. Tuchman Bros., 26th and Harney Sts. The Farnam Grocery, 2553 Farnam St, The C. F. Shaw Co., 1831 Park Ave. Tuchman Bros., 25th & Davenport Sts, ‘The One Horse Store, The Miller Grocery, 4426 Bedford Ave. f. G. Howell & Sons, 1713 Leavenworth St V. Vachal & Co.,1302-00 Garfield St. Walter H. Howell, 2501 Leavenworth St. Wm. Wallace, 21st and % Sts. W, J. Addy, 3500 Sherman Ave, Welsh Grocery Co., 531 N. 24th St., Seo. Omaha. . Wm. Vom Weg, 2123 Leavenworth St. Wm. Rudloff, 2623 Sherman Ave. Wm. Ronan, Cor, 87th and Gold Sts. Wm. Mencke, Florence. Walff & Sowards, 5001 Main St., Benson, Wolff & Herfort, 21st & Manderson Sts, W. L. Wallace, 2706 Lake St. Workman Co-op. Merc. Ass'n, 1732 8, 18th S.. Uzdawinis, #3d and 8 Sts. Wilke & Mitchell, 40th and Farnam Sts. Wm, F. Armburst, 3602 8. 20th St, Walnut Hill Gro, & Meat Co,, Thorin & Syngg, 40th and Hamilton Sts. 16th Nt | ng St. #8522 Leavenworth St. 8. 20th St. 1154 N, 20th St, 2404 Cuming St.