Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 22]

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Rev. G. H. Williams

~Sin Is Essentially a Departure from God"~Luther

One of fhe most serious consequences of sin is the fact
that it estranges the sinner from the person against whom
the wrong has been perpetrated. As soon as you have
wronged or injured another, at. once, you begin to shun
him or her. You prefer to walk a whole block out of your
way so as not to meet the person against whom. you have
sinned.

It causes a very unpleasant sensation to pervade your
being when you are thrown into his presence. The feeling
of estrangement even makes one afraid and hesitant to ask
forgiveness for his son(s):

Sin disrupts the harmopy which exists ideally between

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man and God. As soon as man humbles himself and~ turns |
to God to ask forgiveness for the sins committed, the estrangement ceases te exist. The way is then opened for a
genuine communion between God and man.

The removal of the barrier, at once creates in the soul
-of man a feeling of oneness and unity with God the Heavenly Father. Such was the case when David realized the fact
that he had hecome estranged from God and said, ~Create

in me a clean heart and renew a right sppirit.~ (Psa. 51:10)!

It is not God~s will that man become. estranged from
Him. It does not matter to Him how black a person~s sins
might be. God stands with outstretched arms saying, ~Come
let us reason one with the other. Though your sins be as
scarlet, they shall be as white as snow.~

~Sin! Sin! Thou art a hateful and horrible

thing, that abominable thing which God

hates. And what wonder? Thou hast insulted)

His holy majesty; thou hast bereaved him

of beloved children; thou hast crucified the

3 son of his infinite love; thou hast

defiled His power; thou hast despised

His grace; and in the body and blood of

Jesus, as if that were a common thing,

thou hast trodden under~ foot His matchless.

mercy. Surely, brethren,~ the wonder

is, that sin is not that

abominable thing which we also hate.
~Thomas Guthrie

BRONZE REPORTER, SAT. FEB. 23,, 957

CARL DOUGLAS J ONES |

Sunday. Feb. 3rd, at the home:
of Mrs. Mattie Lampkin last
week. Pictured first row, left

celebrated his 9th birthday

to right, are Milton Warnsley,,
Constance Underwood. Carl
Douglas Jones.

and Jeanette Pittiway. Second row. left to right are: Oli
Honoree is ver Mitchell, George Glover,

shown ~blowing out his can- Eugene Lampkin, Roger Pen
dles. Gamer 5 gana ~ Jones

dergrass, and

Calvin Ray
Jones.;

Wayne U.~

WSU French Study Tour
To Visit Five Countries~

Arrangements for = a
summer ~French ' Study
Tour~ were recently completed by Wayne State University~s French department,

The tour will cover 18
cities in England, Holland,
Germany, Switzerland and
France, beginning July 3
and ending August 19.

Three weeks in August
will be spent at the University of (renoble for
study of French literature,
offering two to four hours
of| academic credit at
Wayne State.

Cost of the all-expense

~|tour is $1363, including tui
tion at the University of
aka oa

~ Bdwin Burrows.
sisdtapacat professor of
French at Wayne State, is

the tour leader.
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WSU Presents Annual
Religious Series

Wayne State University~s
eighth annual ~This We
Believe~, series will begin
with a program on ~Judaism~ Wednesday, Feb. 27.

The series is presented
to build understanding
among the people of various creeds, The University~s Councils of Religious
Organizations and Religicus Advisors sponsors the
series,

Chairman of the sealton
is the Rev.| Robert Wilkie,
director of Wayne State~s
United Christian Fellowship.

The programs ure scheduled for 2 p.m. in the David D. Henry Lounge, Stu
dent Center. The other
dates ands~ of ~view
are: March ~~Gatholicism~; Merck | 12 and 19,

~Protestantism - Conservative and Liberal~; and
March 26, ~~Unitarian-Universalist.~

Corvslet laperials

Set Sales Record

For the second consecutive
month retail deliveries of Imperial automobiles have broken
all sales records in the autc~s
history, reports C. E. Briggs,
vice president in charge of sales,
Chrysler Division.

An all-time record of 2,769
Imperials were sold at. retail
during the month of January.

an -increase.of nearly 200 per-| |

cent over January a year~ ago.

January sales topped by 25.7
percent the previous all-time
record of 2,203 Imperials sold
in December, 1956, Mr. Briggs
said.

For the 10-day period ending
January 30th, mperial: sales
totaled 1,390, up 38.3 percent
over the previous 10-day peried, and up 197: percent over
January deliveries a year ago.

Retail deliveries of Chrysler
automobiles also showed an increase in the last 10 days of

January when 3,917 were de- |
livered up 27 percent over the
previous..10-day. period when
2078 car were sold. ~During the
full month of January, 1957,
dealers delivered 9,907 Chry
~slers compared to 9,463 in Jan.

1956~an increase of five percent.

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