Evangéliumi Hírnök, 1981 (73. évfolyam, 1-16. szám)

1981-02-15 / 4. szám

8. oldal

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1981.február 15.

Kedd, márc. 10. Micsoda Hatalommal? Máté 21:23-27.

Szerda, márc. 11. A cselekedet több. Máté 21:28-32.

Csüt., márc. 12. A kő, amelyet megvetettek. Máté 21:33 — 44.

Péntek, márc. 13. Akik Isten országába bejutnak. Máté 22:1 — 14.

Szombat, márc. 14. Add meg Istennek, ami Istené. Máté 22:15 — 22.

Vas., márc. 15. Mindent feláldozni Krisztusért. Fii. 3:7 — 11.

Aranymondat: "Adjátok meg azért ami a császáré a császárnak, és ami az Istené az Istennek” (Máté 22:21b).

Vasárnapi imaáhitat: Imádkozzunk a Billy Graham evangélizációért. Imádkozzunk igaz bűnbánatért! (Zsoltár 51:3-15.)

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4. lecke 1981. március 22.

A végső idők jelei Máté 24:20—36.

Napi elmélkedések:

Hétfő, márc. 16. Legnagyobb az Isten országában. Máté 23:1 — 12.

Kedd, márc. 17. Vak vezetők. Máté 23:13-22.

Szerda, márc. 18. Képmutató vezetők. Máté 23:23-32.

Csüt., márc. 19. Nyomorúság a vég előtt. Máté 24:1 — 14.

Péntek, márc. 20. Hamis Krisztusok. Máté 24:15 — 28.

January at Bethesda was one of the coldest months in memory. It wasn’t that the temperature had reached real lows, but rather that the cold lasted for days without too much let up. Our ten furnaces gobbled up fuel at an unprecedented rate. The only comfort that we had was in knowing that other friends were in a far worse position than were we. I suppose that this is just one more way that God warns us to be more humble and considerate of our friends in distant places. We did have frost, but no major damage was had except with some of our more delicate plant life.

Because of the cold, our winter guests were slow in arriving and some had even cancelled their reservations entirely for this year. Some

Not what we receive, but what we give is the essence of Christian love.

Szombat, márc. 21. Az utolsó napok. Máté 24:29 — 35.

Vas., márc. 22. Tartsd meg a szövegséget. Józsué 23:14—16.

Aranymondat: “Az ég és a föld elmúlnak, de az én beszédeim semmiképpen el nem múlnak” (Máté 24:35).

Vasárnapi imaáhitat: Könyörögjünk Isten hosszútűréséért (Péter II. 3: 1—9). * * *

5. lecke 1981. március 29.

Légy kész, légy hű!

Máté 24:37—51.

Napi elmélkedések:

Hétfő, márc. 23. Vigyázz és légy kész! Máté 24:36 — 44.

Kedd, márc. 24. Legyetek hű szolgák! Máté 24:45-51.

Szerda, márc. 25. Amikor a Vőlegény megérkezik. Máté 25:1 — 13.

Csüt., márc. 26. Használd a tálentumokat! Máté 25:14 — 30.

Péntek, márc. 27. Akik a királyságot öröklik. Máté 25:31—40.

Szombat, márc. 28. Akik nem segítettek. Máté 25:41—46.

Vasárnap, márc. 29. Válasszátok az Urat. Józsué 24:16 — 24.

Aranymondat: “Vigyázzatok azért, mert sem a napot, sem az órát nem tudjátok, amelyen az embernek Fia eljő” (Máté 25:13).

Vasárnapi imaáhitat: Könyörögjünk példaadó életért (Tim. I. 5: 12-16).

of our faithful ones however, have arrived and are enjoying the fellowship of old friends and even making new ones. Bethesda is the meeting place of many people from near and far and it is a joy to hear the friendly chatter of these loved ones over a cup of tea. Why not plan to come down to visit with us and join the others who enjoy a little respite from the real cold winter weather of the north.

We finally completed all work on our library addition. We have stocked our shelves with whatever books we had received and were on hand. Our supply of reading material is not great, but we do have a starter supply. We have books in the English language as well as in German and Polish. We still invite you to ship your spare books to us at our expense. We appreciate whatever you can do in this regard for us. Our

new building is now beautifully furnished and in full use. We are grateful to God for making this possible for us.

During the month we hosted the Missions and the Finance Committees of the Hungarian Baptist Union of America. It was a joy for us to meet with the leaders of our Convention and to share with them some of the Bethesda experience. It is our hope that both Committees enjoyed their stay with us and had made plans for even more meaningful missionary projects with our Hungarian speaking constituents and with your Home. These committees work hard and sacrifice their time, money and energies in seeing to it that the work of the Lord continues uninterruptedly. They are to be commended for their untiring efforts for the work that has to be done. Please continue them all in your prayers. May God bless you all.

Ernest J. Kish, Administrator * * *

CONTRIBUTIONS—JANUARY, 1981

Mrs. Mary Pavlik, Palm Bay, Fla. $10.00; Julia Smenyak, Palm Bay, Fla. 57.10; Women’s Missionary Society, Wadsworth, OH 25.00; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dudies, Palm Bay, Fla. 16.00; The Rev. Michael Major, Cleveland, OH 15.00; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whitaker, Clover, SC In loving memory of Carlos Newman 5.00; Mrs. Helen Veizer, Palm Bay, Fla. 5.00; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meyers, Edgewater, Fla. 25.00; Margaret Kadar, Delray Beach, Fla. 10.00; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ilika, Bloomington, MN 40.00; Mr. and Mrs. George Kerestly, Lakeland, FL In loving memory of mother, Julia Kerestley 500.00; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Crump, Merritt Island, FL 25.00; Mrs. Margaret Nemeth, Palm Bay, FL 10.00; Mr. Alex Raduly, Palm Bay, FL 10.00; The Rev. and Mrs. David O. Lindsay, Worcester, MA 75.00; The Rev. and Mrs. Gabriel Petre, Palm Bay, FL 10.00; Mrs. Rose Newman, Palm Bay, FL 50.00; Julia and Margaret Vargo, Hemet, CA 15.00; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butti, Avon, OH 25.00; Mr. and Mrs. John Osworth, Mt. Holly, NJ 160.00; Silliman Memorial Baptist Church, Bridgeport, CT 55.40; Nancy Hill, Westport, CT 100.00; Margaret Mobley, Palm Bay, FL 25.00; Elizabeth Kmet, St. Cloud, FL 5.00; Bethesda Baptist Church, Palm Bay, FL 85.00; Mitzie Kurts, Clifton, NJ 20.00; Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Fekete, Palm Bay, FL 15.00; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beck, Palm Bay, FL 20.00; Mrs. Rose Czene, Calgary, Ontario, Canada 16.00; Mrs. Mary Slack, Cornwall, NY 125.00; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hollander, Cape Canaveral, FL 50.00; Hungarian Baptist Church, New York City, NY 25.00; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Kish, Palm Bay, FL 30.00;

JANUARY AT BETHESDA