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Brownwood Bulletin from Brownwood, Texas • Page 4

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WEiKLY Sunday LESSON BR. t. HUM What God ttcqttif.es of Man Micah This is the first of two lessotis on Micah, prophet of sincere religion. GOD'S CHARGE AOAlNSt ISRAEL Mfcah As is true of many of the Jiher prophets, God placed His against Israel through the prophet Micah. At this time they Were nicked and sinful and God called their condition to their attention.

He made them aware of their waywardness. He had an accusation against His people and an indictment against Israel. He began His case with some riiiestions. He asked what He had done against them, and how He had exhausted their patience. Had God mistreated them? Had He done anything against their best intcr- ests? Had He harmed them in any way? Quite obviously the 'answer to God's questions was negative one.

God had done Hhem good only, and not evil. Next God reminded Israel of His goodness to them. He re- to their release from the 1 land of Egypt and their redcmp- tion from the House of bon- Jdage. By these deeds they should know the saving acts of God. is the suggestion here of God's mightiest work, in saving souls of those who believe Him and accept Christ as Savior.

1 Here is God's case against Israel, "Hear ye now what the Lord saith; Arise contend thou before the mountains, and let the hills hear thy voice. Hear ye, 0 mountains, the Lord's controversy, and ye strong foundations of the earth; for the Lord hath a controversy with his people, and he will plead with Isreal. 0 my people, What have I done unto thee? and wherein have I wearied thee? Testily against me. For I brought thee up out of the land of Egypt, and redeemed ihee out of the house of servants; 'and I have sent before thee Moses, and Aaron and Miriam." WHAT IS NECESSARY TO PLEASE GOD? Micah The people expressed their de- sii to be at peace with God on any terms. Being made aware of the justice of God's charges against them, and dreading the consequences, they were inquisitive what they might do to be reconciled to God and Id make Him their friend.

They were answerable to God for their conduct. They made proposals as to the possible appeasement of God. They made an offer of that which was very rich and costly, large numbers of rams and big quantities of oil. They also offered that which was dearest of ail them, the first born child. But their offers were not proper.

These contributions were not acceptable, These things did not please God. They were not what He wanted. There was some- ling more important and they did not offer it. Their proposals were presented in the form of questions. "Wherewithal shall 1 come before the Lord, and bow myself before the high God? shall I came before him with burnt- offerings, with calves a year old? Will the Lord be pleased with thousands of rams, or with ten thousands of rivers of oil? shall I give my firstborn for my transgression, the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul," WHAT GOD REQUIRES OF MAN.

Mieah 6:8. God requires man to give Him liis best. He wants man himself- the whole man, the man wholly. He wants the best of man, man at his best. God requires us to do justice, according to our ob ligation and relation to men.

must do wrong to none, but right to all, in their bodies jgoods, and good name. God als requires us to love kindness I We are to be kind to all wh need us, and to all whom are capable of helping, We mus delight in d9ing good and mus be glad or'the opportunity doing so. Furthermore God expects us to walk humbly befor Him. He is pleased with humble and contrite heart. KIN Food and Discount Center Corner of 3rd Brady Ave.

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READ YOUR BIBLE DAILY WORSHIP Somewhere This Week RENFRO DRUG 201 Center 645-2411 M. DAVIS FLORAL CO. "Flowers Whisper What Words Cannot Soy" 707-09 Fiik 645-2654 Brownwood Bulletin COGGIN AYE. DRUG 1421 CITIZENS 1 An investment fn Yvur Future pli illl A DAILY INCIDENT! a rlav without the newspapers reporting an automobile accident. Lives are and iviaiinod flue to carelefs driving on our streets and Another daily incident which the newspapers often do report, and to v.hich Olhcrs arc inditTeri'iit, is the ruining of and character in the wretched, un- and poverty-ridden parts of the great cities in our land.

There are those who despair of getting; out of their situation and sets in and a Jack of de-fire to strive for uorthiy goals enters the spirit. A lnvinjr God would have us aware of these whose lives, self-rcsnect and character, couid he r-aved it" we were interested enough. God often the needs of His children upon those who attend His church. It is His will that should show forth the love of God for mankind by helping all who arc sufferinc. I 1 Till Church ii God'i oppoinled ngttuy in (his lot spreodinj tht Vnomledge ol Hit lovt lot man and ol Hit dtmcnd lot man lo respond lo ihol lovi by loving his neighbor.

Without Ih'ii grounding in the love ol Cod, no government s'otiety or woy ol lilt will persevere and the Ireedomi which we hold 10 deor will inevitably perish. Therefore, tvin from (elfish pcinl ol view, one should support the Church lor the sole ol the wtlfora ol hirmell end his lamiir. Beyond Ihol, however, every person should uphold and tkipole In the Church becouse il tells the Irulh oboul mon's life, deolh end tht truth whkh olone will set him Iree lo live 01 child of Cod, ADVENTIST Seventh Day Advenh'st Avenue and Uth Street ASSEMBLY OF GOD Fjrjf Assembly of God Church Fisk and 4th Sourhside Assembly of God 13th and Ave. I BAPTIST Austin Ave, Baptist Church 2710 Austin Ave. Old Fashion Fundamental Baptist Church Corner of Abilene and HJoHory Primitive Boptist 1115 Brauy Ave.

Mt, Zion Baptist Church 914 Bailey Street Little Zion Baptist Church 601 CoriWl Irqdy Avenue Baptist Church 20QQ Brady Avenue Faith Fundamental Baptist Church 13lb ond Brady BAPTIST Rocky Creek Baptist llwy. Woodland Heights Baptist Indian Creek Road CATHOLIC St. Mary's Catholic 1105 Ave, CHRISTIAN Christian Church and 13th Si. CONGREGATIONAl, METHODISTS First Congegationol Methodist Church CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist 1814 Vincent CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ 1101 Prewster St, Austin Avenue Church of Christ 1030 Austin Avenue Brady Avenue Church of Christ 1610 Brady Avenue Woodland Heights Church of Christ Indian Creek Rpad Sixth Street Church of Christ 408 Sixth St Egrly Church of Christ Community on fort Highway Side Church of Christ HI? Belle Plain Vint Street Church of Christ Vine Street Church of jr JScjiffai Baptist CJiyrsJ! J5j; jfibn'iJpUsopfll fihjrjh jifl 'Avfuyf si Pelle Plain Baptist 2010 Belle Plajn Coivsry goprisJ Ninth ti Ave. Jones Chapel Bgptist Church FertU METHODISTS Central Methodist Second Street and Ave.

(5 Emonuel Chapel Methodist 900 Beaver First Methodist Fisk at Austin Johnson Memorial Methodist J811 Main Boulevard Lee Chapel A.M.E. Church Beaver and Cornell Streets West Side Uatin-Americon Methodist Church 1105 Victoria Street First Methodist Rirliland First Methodist Bowser Zephyr Methodist Mullin Methodist MORMON Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) Services 9:30 a.m. to 18:39 p.m. 5Q6 Edwards Street Fjrit Church of the Seventh and Avenue I Willis Memorial 1045 West Commerce Gospel Assembly full ficipsl Church 8U ife pin Fffltfiftitflt God MViJsTV SL' A i Vj; mn-mfnvwiciDi AM GREENWOOD Office Supply WATSON 100 Fisfc 645-2421 Worship Together Sunday OWINGS JEWELRY 642-2734 STARNES McKINZIE PRINTERS Jay Starnes Malcolm McKinzU 211 E. Baker There is a friendly church near you where you ond your family will be wel- come.

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1894-1977