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The Governments of the World set up an Image of War, and cried aloud that whosoever would not bow down and worship it must be cast into a furnace of shame and contempt. Therefore it came to pass that at what time the Peoples heard the sound of their Rulers, their Press, their Ch

What difference does it make in a person's desire and need for sugar as to whether he is a booking office clerk or a railway goods porter, a labourer or a shipyard tabourer? Or whether she is a domestic servant or an editor who cleans her own flat?

Extracts from a Sermon by "If any man cometh unto me, and hateth not his own father, and mother, and wife, and children, and brethren, and sisters, yea, and his own life also, be cannot be my diociple."—Luke xiv., 26. T was when He saw the multhrudes following Him that He uttere

THE PROCLAMATION. 12th sheet. 24. THE PREPARATION OF THE DISCIPLES. The disciples needed much training before they could be fit for their great task. Jesus probably told them now of his own temptations, to help them against ungodly thoughts,--- especially as to how victories for

At last he telt the time bad come for the great effort, so he appeared boldly in Capernaum again. It was soon known that he Wafi there and crowds gathered as before. He told them be wanted no followers now but those who gave up everything and were ready for any suffering. The cl

The Blazing Hell The only men who lived were those, who were huddled in sections of trench which were between the barrage lines of our fire. Our men had no fear of what the enemy could do to them. They went forward to find creatures eager to escape from this blazing hell. It was

Along the line of railway here was a line of concrete dug-outs, and a bomber of the Middlesex went up alone, climbed the embankment, and dropped bombs through their ventilator. So there was not much trouble from them. In some of the dug-outs in this neighbourhood about a score o

Imagine one of these winged engines swooping low over one as one walks along a road far from the lines; and above the roar of its engine the sharp crack of a revolver with a bullet meant for you. Imagine one of these birds hovering above one's cottage roof, and firing machine-gu