The Frisco Journal (Frisco, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, January 13, 1928 Page: 4 of 4
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JOURNAL
Frisco, Tex., Friday, January 13, 1928
to for fir# ■ins.’* This power was a
credential of His Messiahship.
Suffering dates back to original
sin. Suffering is sin manifested in
the flesh. Christ was “God manifest-
ed in the flesh.” The proof of His
deity was seen in His power over both
sin and sickness.
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were the blasphemers—those first de-
niers of His divinity.
The miracle proved the deity and
sinlessness of Christ (v. 9). The
scribes saw all that was implied. He
had spoken forgiveness in His own
name. No man can forgive a debt
but the creditor to whom it is due.
There is no mistaking the claim Je-
sus made.
“Immediately the paralytic arose,
took up his bed and went forth be-
fore them aN.....they were all
amazed and glorified God” (v. 12).
How can the church stir men to
amazement and to glorifying God?
They must see men coming out of
the church transformed by the poWer
of His Gospel.
Death of Mrs. Andrews.
Mrs. Will Clark received a message
Thursday morning stating that her
aunt, Mrs. Bob Andrews, had died of
pneumonia in a hospital at Olney on
that morning and would be buried in
Archer City cemetery the following
d*y. ,
As the weather was too cold and
uncertain for Mrs. Clark to make the
trip, her husband and her cousin, Mr.
Dick flark of Lebanon, left Friday
morning to attend the funeral and
arrived as the services were in prog-
ress.
Mrs. Andrews was
Doctor at 83 Found Peopl
Preferred His Prescription
Kidnappei
The basis of treating sickness has
not changed since Dr. Caldwell left
Medical College in 1875, nor since
he placed on the market the laxar
tive prescription he had used in his
practice, known to druggists and the
public since 1892, as Dr. Caldwell’s
Syrup l’epsin.
' Then, the treatment of eonstipac
tion, biliousness, headaches, mental
depression, indigestion, Bour stom-
ach and other indispositions that re-
sult from constipation was entirely
“The Jews required
a sign” (1 Cor. 1:22). The signs were
given, yet rejected. If the purpose
of Jesus, since His resurrection and
ascension, was to reduce the sum-to-
tal of human suffering, we are forced
to admit He has failed to attain His
object. However, we read that His
purpose was “to seek end to ssve the
1oet”; to “save His people from their
sins."
“There were certain scribes sitting
there reasoning in their hearts" (v.
6). Since Jesus had spoken the for-
giveness of sins, they figured that He
must be a blasphemer "Who can for-
give sine but God?" (v. 7. If Jesus
was not deity, He was indeed a blas-
phemer. But who could instantly
raise up a paralytic but God? Jesus
formerly Miss
Sarah Clark, a sister of the late Matt
Clark, one of the old time well-known
and highly respected citizens of this
county. Mrs. Andrews went west
soon after her marriage and had lived
in Young and Archer counties for
many years.
That message must
be declared which does for men wfiat
ncj other teaching ever has done or
can do.
The call of Matthew (or Levi) the
tax gatherer, is next recorded (v. 14)
A Jew who would hire out to the Ro-
man renters of taxes (publicans) was
despised above all men. He would
be looked upon as the meanest of
No one can accuse Jesus
Andrews passed
away a few years ago and his widow
now leaves a family of sons and dau-
ghters, all married, and who reside
jn that western country. •
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grafters.
of selecting disciples of wide influ-
ence, His choices revealed nothing
William
-------- Edward Hickman, self-
confessed kidnapper and slayer of
12-year-old Marian Parker of Los
Angeles. Hickman was captured in
fOregon after what is said to be
the greatest man hunt tin ' ■fie
Coast has ever known.
“TEX” RICKARD
World Famous Sports Promoter, writes:
Texas produces almost 200,000,000
gallons of milk a year and the value
of her milk, butter, and cheese prod-
ucts is more than $35,000,000 a year.
pick men with a big influence to “put
over” His propaganda (v. 14).
"Lucky Strikes never it>
jure my throat. Many
of my friends in all
walks of life use and
enjoy them
Texas is the second ranking state
in honey production with an annual
output of about 5,000,000 pounds. Cen-
Why did Jesus need no advertising?
(V. 1. Cf. 7:24).
What four classes of people is God
able to use in His service? (1 Cor.
1:27-28. Cf. “four” in Mark 2:3).
What is the only New Testament
j instance on record of one seeking Je-
sus exclusively for the pardon of
sins? (Lk. 7:37-50).
What fact did Jesus always seek
to put before men when they came
to Him for healing of body? (John
5:14).
| Have Christians any wholesale
| promise in Christ of physical perfec-
tion prior to His second coming?
(Phil. 3:21).
Is it evident that it is God’s will
for some to suffer in body* even after
their sins are forgiven? (Rom. 8:18).
What truth did the scribes need to
learn? (Mk. 2:77. Cf Jn. 5:19).
“I came not to call the righteous hut
sinners to repentence (Mk 2:17).
Rom. 3:23 was once quoted by a
Christian to a man who prided him-
self upon his morality but rejected
Christ. “All have sinned and come
short of the glory of God.”
“Do you mean to say there is no
difference between an honest and a
dishonest man—a temperate man and
a sober man?” asked the moralist.
“I do not say there is no room for
comparison.” answered the Christian,
sus reports show between 200,000 and
300,000 bee hives in the state.
than social enjoyment. But He was
seeking to feed the guests with the
“True bread from heaven.” How eas-
ily motives are misjudged!
It is interesting to notice that these
complainers,
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like modern kickers,
made their charges concerning Jesus
to His friends, rather than to Him,
and in other cases we read how they
went to Jesus with their fault-finding
concerning the disciples. How few
there are who are frank and open
with their brethren! The injunction
of the Scripture is that if we have j
aught against a brother, we shall go
to the offending one, not to others.
In many cases it might be discovered
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one’s big sentiment about “the broth-
erhood of man” may be tested by what
he is doing for individuals.
The greater one’s love for souls,
the better his head will work (v. 4).
God often delights to honor the ex-
traordinary means, the unconvention-
al ways (v. 4).
Faith expects from Christ what is
beyond all expectation (v. 5).
Often the sickness problem would
be solved if the sin question were first
settled (v. 5).
thing that Jesus didn’t
but if the two were standing right
here, I would say one was an honest
sinner and the other was a dishonest
sinner.”
“I don’t like such teaching,” ans-
wered the man.
“All right,” replied the worker,
a sure
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Who are the righteous Jesus didn’t
come to call ? Where are they ? The
point of the text is that a doctor can-
not serve a man until he admits him-
self sick. Grace is extended only to
those who feel the need of it. Their
assertion that they are righteous
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JANUARY 20th
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farms. The latest census report shows
more than 200,000 head of cattle with-
in incorporated towns and cities.
Canadian farmers this fall sowed
1.009,000 acres rf wheat, it is estimat-
ed, as compared with 823,000 last
year. This fall’s sowing was slightly
greater than in the fall of 1925. Of
the crop this year less than 4 per
cent was from fall sown wheat.
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O'Neill, Matt E. The Frisco Journal (Frisco, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, January 13, 1928, newspaper, January 13, 1928; Frisco, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth507683/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.