South Bend Mirror, February 16, 1945

              Page Ten
i HE M1KR0R
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
Salvation, Supreme
Treasure of the
Kingdom of Heaven
Text:
St.    Matthew's    Gospel,
Chapters 12-14
TJ?7HEN   the   rich   young   man
came to Jesus, asking what \
he might do to inherit eternal
life, and when Jesus bade him
go and sell all his goods and
come and follow Him as one of
the immediate circle of disciples,
Jesus said, "And thou shalt haye
treasure in heaven."
What was this treasure in
heaven, worth more than all the
possessions of a rich man? Perhaps a study of the three chapters in Matthew, that tell of the
"treasures of the Kingdom." will
help us to see ar.". understand.
Jesus compared the Kingdom
to treasure hid in a field, which
a man solo all that he had to
buy.
Do we value the Kingdom of
God in that way? Is there realism in what Jesus said? He'
healed people of their diseases;
He brought health and sanity to
those "possessed of devils"; He
gave food to the hungry; He restored life; but all these things
He spoke of as secondary or unimportant in comparison with
the Kingdom itself.
The supreme treasure of the
Kingdom is salvation. The
greatest word that Jesus spake
was, "Son, thy sins be forgiven
thee"; and when His enemies
and critics accused Him of blasphemy, he replied by challenging
them with the question, "Whether is it easier to say to the sick
of the palsy, 'Thy sins be forgiven thee'; or to say, 'Arise,
take up thy bed and walk'?"
In our modern world we have
become very polite and squeamish in avoiding talk about sin
and salvation. Even in our pulpits nice and eloquent sermons
do not say much about such
things. Yet sin is the most terrible fact of our life—glaringly
apparent on the front page, and
in the inner columns, of all of
our newspapers.
So, salvation *s the first and
supreme treasure of the King-<
dom. What treasure we should
have, and will have, in the answer to our daily prayer, Thy
Kingdom come!
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heat.
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s:U0 Morning Roundup
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0:40 Morning EOiUon
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0:00 Morning Devotions
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9:<M Onee Upon a Time
y:25 Interlude
•9:30 Strange Romance of
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9:45 Harlan Hogan, piano
9:55 News
10:00 Easy Rhythm
i0:15 Story  of the Day
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1025. News
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1130 Helen Trent
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1:00 Joyce Jordan, M. "D.
1"15 Two on a Chae
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7:45 One Day Closer
8:15 Tip Top Quiz
8:30 Sunny Melodies
•3:40 Morning Edition
8:45 Melodic Moods
9$0 Morning Devotions
0:15 Maude  Wilson's Recipes
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930 Strange Romance of
Evelyn Winters,
9:45 Hogan-Richardes
9:55 News
10 aw Easy Rhythm
10116 Story of the Day
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1(025 News
10:30 Bright Horizon
ibQ:45 Quizzing the News
1136(8 Kate Smith Speaks
1L;J* Big Sister •
11:30 Helen Trent
lim Our Gal Sunday
Noon Luncheon Club
1:00 Joyce Jordan, M. D.
1:15 Two on a Clue
130 This  Rhythmic  Age
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1:50 Navy Program
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2:15 Mrs. Riley's Shop Guide
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430 Pk*-A-Tune
4:*6 Engagement Book
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5:55 Joseph C- Harsch
6 :C0 Joe Boland on Sports
#A$ Music That Satisfies
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6:45 War Commentary
050 Hogan Quartet
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930 Here's 1» Romance
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xu :isu Hoosier i*eer Sport Revue
10 30 Viva America
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A.M.
6:00 Morning Roundnp
0:15 Sunrise Meditations
0 30 Reveille Review
7:09 News of the World
7:15 Hits and Bite
7:45 One Day Closer
8:15 Tip Top Quiz
8:30 Sunay Melodies
8:40 Morning Ecition
8:45 Star Dust Melodies
S;©0 Morning Devotions
0:35 Maude  Wilson's Recipes
9'iO Once Upon a Time
§25 Interlude
9:30 Strange Romance of
Evelyn Winters
0:45 Hogan-Riehardes
9:55 News
10:00 Easy Rhythm
1.0:15 Story of the Day
10:20 Job Reporter
±0:25 News
10:30 Bright Horizon
10:45 Romantic Rendezvous
11:90 Kate Smith Speaks
11:15 Big Sister
11:30 Helen   Trent
;il:45 Our Gal Sunday
Noon  Luncheon   Club
1:00 Joyce Jordan, M. D.
1:14. Two on a Clue
130 This  Rhythmic Age
1:45 Public Serwace Program
2KM) Mary Marfm
2:15 Mrs. Riley Shop News
2:45 Waltz Time
3.-00 G. E. Houseparty
325 News
'330 Manpower Program
3n45 Gospel Melodies
4:00 Concert Master
439 Pick A-Tune
4:45 Engagement Book
5^00 Mort Linder Reporting
5.-15 To Your Good Health
S.30'3#-2-4 Time
%-M Tfee World Itoday
5:55 Joseph C. Bai'sdh
0SO Joe Boland on Sports
6:35 Hogan Quartet
6:30 War: Commentary
16:35 Rainlbow Rendezvous
6:45 Tele-quiz
7:00 Aldrdch Family
130 Adventures of Thin Man
7:55 L'iil Ayres., News
8:0© If P-ys to be Ignorant
830 That  Brewster  Boy
9:00 Moore  and   Durante
9:30 Salute to the G. Us
0:45 Fr.^nk Colby
10:00 John Daly, News and Q
Howe. News AnaJys&s
10:15 Local  News
1020 Hoosier Beer Sports
103© Texrs aangers .
10 '45 D?nee -Time
11:00 News
1" :A5 Toronto  Calling
11:30 Dancje Orch.
12:00 News
SATURDAY, FEB. 24
6:30 Reveille Review
7:00 News of the World
7^15 Hits and Bits
7:45 One Day Closer
8:15 Tip Top Quiz
830 County Journal
%M Calling All Girls
S-M5 M">ude Wilson's Recipes
0:20 Show Tune Time
9.30 Christian Youth Hour
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10:05 Let's Pretend
10:30 Billie Burke Show
11:00 Theater  of  Today
1130 Stars Over Hollywood
Noon Cfrand Central Station
12 25 News
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4J8d G± Jften & Books
•1:15 Adventures in Science: '
130 Victory VaHey  -
2 5U© The Land is Bright
230 Syncopation Piece
2.3&> Job &&r Tomorrow
3.389 Report  from   Washington
3'15 Reipoart from Oversea*
3:30 Assignment Home
4:00 Broadway  Band Wagon
4:30 N. D. News
4:45   G. I. Jane
5:00 Mort lander Reporting
5-:15 Peoples Platform, CBS
5:43 The World Today
5:55 War Commentary
6:00 Joe Boland on Sports
0:15 Treasury   Program.
6&0 America in the Air
7:00 Danny Kaye
7:30 FBI in Peace and War
755 Bob Trout, News
8:00 Hit Parade
8:45 Stars  or  Stripes
9:15 Footprints on the Sands
of Time
9:30 U. S. Marines
9:45 Talks
10:00 News   and   Maj.   G.   F.
Elict, News Analysis.
10:15 Local News
10:20 Basketball Roundup
10:30 Dance  Orch.
11:00 News
11:05 Dance Orch.
11:30 Dance Oich.
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