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Title: New day, vol. 03, no. 20 (May 18, 1939)
Author: Father Divine (Author)
Author: Father Divine
Publisher: New Day Publishing Co.
Date: 1939-05-18
Place published: New York, N.Y.
Text: F A T H E R D I V I N E Part 11, DIVINE GREENKILL PARK, ULSTER COUNTY, N. Y., the PROMISED LAND. Springtime photos reveal a few of the numerous residential buildings at GREENKILL PARK ——kI1OWI1 as the “RO-S-E OIF SHARON,” the ‘BRIGHT AND MORNING STAR” and the “WAY SHOWER.” The NEW DAY The N E W D A Y ‘ A COMMERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY 5 B NEW DAY PUBLISHING C0. 156 W. 126th St., New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7810 Manager: De Voute and others. FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25 Single Copy 7c. “Entered as second-class matter May 11, 19.38, at the post office at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879. Vol. III N9 20 May 18th, 1939 PEACE We Thank You. FATHER FINE (ANDY FOR THE FAMILY Loft has been making and selling fine candy for more than sixty years Peace Peace 3. H. KRESS 8:00 256 West 125th St. New York City ’ PEACE GREENFlELD’$ Specialty Shop 42 WEST 116th ST. NEW YORK CITY Between Lenox and Fifth Avenues HOSIERY, LINGERIE, CORSETS Also Extr...
Show moreF A T H E R D I V I N E Part 11, DIVINE GREENKILL PARK, ULSTER COUNTY, N. Y., the PROMISED LAND. Springtime photos reveal a few of the numerous residential buildings at GREENKILL PARK ——kI1OWI1 as the “RO-S-E OIF SHARON,” the ‘BRIGHT AND MORNING STAR” and the “WAY SHOWER.” The NEW DAY The N E W D A Y ‘ A COMMERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY 5 B NEW DAY PUBLISHING C0. 156 W. 126th St., New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7810 Manager: De Voute and others. FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25 Single Copy 7c. “Entered as second-class matter May 11, 19.38, at the post office at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879. Vol. III N9 20 May 18th, 1939 PEACE We Thank You. FATHER FINE (ANDY FOR THE FAMILY Loft has been making and selling fine candy for more than sixty years Peace Peace 3. H. KRESS 8:00 256 West 125th St. New York City ’ PEACE GREENFlELD’$ Specialty Shop 42 WEST 116th ST. NEW YORK CITY Between Lenox and Fifth Avenues HOSIERY, LINGERIE, CORSETS Also Extra-size Skirts BLOUSES & HOSIERY PEACE Thank You, FATHER Peace Tailor Shop Ladies’ & Gents’ Suits Made to Order Cleaning —— Dyeing —— Repairing, etc. 259 LENOX AVE. S. W. Cor. 123rd st. N. Y. C. PEACE We Thank You. FATHER SlMONS AUTO sumv AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES & PARTS Reduced Prices to Followers 133 WEST 145th STREET Tel. ED. 4-7304-5 May 18th, 1939 A.D.F.D. PEACE: It is W/onderful to wear Shoes that are Comfortable! Kramers Shoe Shops VValk-®'v»;3r and Matrix Shoes 2570 Broadway (near 97th St.) and 2203 (near 79th St.) N. Y. C. 575 MAIN STREET, New Rochelle, N. Y. 245 GREENWICH AVENUE, Greenwich, Conn. Broadway PEACE PEACE Quality built the BEECH - NUT reputation for foods of finest flavor —- yet BEECH - NUT Coffee BEECH - NUT Peanut Butter BEECH - NUT Cooked Spaghetti cost no more in comparison. —— Try them! Tel. UNiVersity 4-6082 PEACE R. SUKOFF Dressmaking Trimmings, Pleating Hemstitching, Button Holes, Buttons 1742 MADISON AVE., Bet. 114th & 115th Sts., N. Y. C. Phone: HA. 7-4819 PEA-CE THE STAR TRUNK G0. a Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases 0 Leather Novelties, Umbrellas 320 EAST 125th ST Cor. Madison Ave., New York City PEACE Tel. UN. 4-1050 Skylights Smokestacks Gutters Leaders of Metal Work 79 EAST 115th STREET — N. Y. City N. Romoff, Pres. PEACE We Thank You FATHER NOBBY’s SHIRT SHOPS BARGAINS in HABERDASHERY Guaranteed Shirts That Wear $1.00 up SOUVENIRS with $1.00 purchases. — P. Levine, Prop. [410 FIFTH AVE. 116th ST. Near 'I‘he‘NEW D‘.AY:‘ may 18th, ’1i939iAi.l)t.F.—D. err.‘ FATHER'S MESSAGES “ ‘Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. 0., Fri. and . Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St.‘ May 12._and 13, Reception Room, 1887-9 Madison jAv., NJY. C.,‘ Sun., . Miss Lili Rendy, Budapest Hungary ,_ - BanquetiTable.«~1887.9 -Madison Av., N. Y. C., Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Av. u... .- FATHERS Office. 1887-9 Madison Av., N. Y. 0., "1‘ues., ‘FATHERRS Interview with two business‘ men from Banquet Table, 20 W. 115th St.’ N. Y. C., Sun., July 21, FATHER’S Office, 1887.9 MadisonlAv’.. N. Y. C., Fri., World News . .. _ “Righteousness -— Marches On” . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Righteous. G0Vernment News . . . .. . . . . . . o. . . . Coming of the Great World Teacher.-.-John Reine Business Men_’s _ Reaction to the Peace Mission Movement Advertisers’ Index ‘ I ‘ ..-.oo.......u'.a.....o.-..‘o....-. not Peace Radio Log World News MORAL REiAR T was the theme of a mass meeting at Madison Square Garden Sunday evening at- tended by 15,000 people. This new title and world-wide slogan is the successor to the Oxford Group movement which sponsored the mass meeting and world broadcast. a part oil‘. which was reila-y-ed from London and extended to Australia Visiting teams and dignitaries, including felicita-tions fromwpno-ta=b1es at many countries, added im- pressiveness to the program. Many nation-all groups in costume, flags Oif Jnainy countries, including the Swastika‘ ozf Germaniyl and a bag-pipe band in native costume, heightened the color of the spectacle. Dr. Frank Buch- man presided. ' WORLD NEWS scooped it=se*1r.f last week. Britaiifs King and Queen came to. the Airnerican shore aboard the Em~ press of Australia, believed to be ‘a fast ship. It was a slow ship, and a combination of icebergs and fog ‘de- layed the ship two extra days. Their Maijesties arrived- ‘in Quebec Wednesday and began a round of royal re- ceptions. to include ‘audience with the famous Dionne ‘ AMERICANS, einciepi those trained. in the British tra- dition, twill. not i bend the knee or curtsey before the visiting,-King.and Queen While in the U. S. for a visit to *t£heRooseve1ts in Washington and to the Wor~lid’s Fair in _Nevv;. _York.—.;.A2l=though the King. as highest official .015» the I Church .osf'IEn~gl.and,‘ .considered a« spiritual ruler _ and.-offieerédesignatedi to his position, yet‘ Amer- icans‘ traditiongally Vrnaake obeisance ronily to God Himself. ‘ threw upon Congress the *_p1ea,s_ari-tj. of taxes "to meet the pun-N ‘ i tnunorvool ....,ooauoa -on-:....v-o onooononooooovevaoa-ao¢oooooon..,..uoou....o octane-eIuou,,.,..oeuau9...“:-onooonooooon-"no-no CONTENTS Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Sun., May 14, 2:40 ‘A. Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Av., N. Y. C., Sun., -May 14. 2:45, P. M. viiééii 1viiT..§r‘'i6,''é£z;ii'' . . Tues. after-noon,iApr. Banquet Table, 20 W. '115th St., N. Y. C., Fri. Mar. 29,1935 A.D.F.D., Midnight ‘°.“« Sta“ 7 z 3. Sat., May 12 and 13, 2:30 A. M. 1:25 A. M. . . . . . .. 12 ........,................,.............._ 18 ..,,,- avyoocouuuouoonnllﬂlttlucI....auAu,,,.o-‘cu . 0 M0 ~ 0 -on May 14,’ FATHERS fiiiE'r'x§ie}"i? "vii-ith ' ‘ ' .. 27 ,-couonoonanancI¢B0'9aO0OI)DDODovJt 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .........................._,... 43 Apr, 18, 1939 A.D.F.D. about M.» . .~ Africa, preceded by a, short Talk . . . . . ..............._,__ 49 Banquet Table, 468-470 Broad St., Bridgeport, Conn., Mon., Mar. 18‘ p19§5 A.D.F.D., 8:12 P. M. .............-..iv. 57 jl 1935 A.D.F.D. early eve. . . . . .-. . .. . . . . . . . 62 Banquet Table, 20 W. 115th St., N. Y. 0., W. and Thurs., Aug. 11 and 12_ 1937 A.D.1r.1).','iE'i:s"AI”1u. 70 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Av., N. Y. C., Fri.. May 12, 1939 A.D.F.D., 2:50 I’. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Banquet Table, 20 W. 115th St., N. Y. C., Tues.‘ Jan. 4, 1938 A.D.F.D., 1:00 P. M. Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Sun. and Mon. May 14 and 15, 1939 A. D. F. D., 1:25 A. M. . .. . . 81] 87 May 12, Interview with Miss Mcclane 91 onoooaaasau.-..a....,_,....-........,,,a...,.,.ooeaoou°ooooocoo oonoooconuooaon¢oouo.,....uuaoooaooo.,...ooao,...ooo¢oooco¢o°oann .. L ,...,nuouooan-sooaoowuooooooaoooooau,,...,-sou-....-roe O0O900§O'a~n ." ‘ 9 ,;...,u,ooaonceanoenouoooeooooooooaou.,...auooo"oouoooneooo¢no....I-0'-3 oa.,...aasn....uonuasaaonouoooonoaooooaoo-wonu....,¢ooooeooo,.oo‘a-1.06‘ . .111 00UvaO’oa9oo,..,.nQoweso.,..,ooOOOOODOOOOOOOOOIO0000000000000an onenu...nosonon-uooaoooooooooooooooooon$;,,..uaeoaooooooo‘ou.113- ownuoonoeao3....--nooualaso-sumonoonom“:ooouooowuoooacaoonnawl-[.4 last week. Congress strongly favors voting for approx priations, but is against voting for revenues to meet the apapiropriiastionis. _ . V ’ -A IVJBONIEY FORUM was inaugurated last Tuesdary evening in Studio 719, Steinway Hall, 113 W. 57th st, New York, sponsored by the New Economics Grouzp. Mr. Robt. Hemiphilil, former official of the Federal Reserve Bank, was first guest speaker. The eminent Dr. Irving of Ya-l~e University, will be guest speaker next. Tuesday. V. K.‘ Mollotosv, Chairman of the Council of Commiassars, 1 ‘one of Russia’s big -three, succeeded Maxim Litvinov_pas the Soviet Forreiiign Commissar. Soviet attache in Washington, was appointed Soviet am- bass-ador to the U. S. to succeed Alexander Troya.-novsky, recalled to Moscow some months ago. “ ' THIS FRIDAY is the day of a great victory str-ation and parade by General Franco and his Italian legions in Madrid. The Gen-erail, while conducting a pro- gram of executing and exiding two mvilrlio-n ‘former Loyal» it ists, has decreed no bull fights shall be staged, as he -is against “blood sacrifices.” ’ O A NAVY BLIMP ‘crashed at _New York Tuesdiaiy, injur- 9 ing. the eight persons aboard. . GOVERNOR WINLSI-IIP or Portal Rico was replaced last. , week by’ Admiral Leaihy, one of the country’s ovutstrand-;_ ing military strategists. In the position of «governor gem ' , eral, hecan serve as expert‘ military" look-out in the 9 , midst of a zone of great potential strategic ,iin_portances it 1 ‘1 ‘AN INSURANCE POISON RING, caie1ed,‘\‘f'1Th.e Bflack ~ Widow’ Gang” of Philadelphia, has admitted some lmur- " dersenxd the total number may be "we1l.,over hundred. FOREIGN COMMERCE and other tirade iiimciimisiwiih _A -foreign} countries“ been centralized in .-A 1 .4 .......,,, .. P: M: so-suaaaooaouoaoaonono0....-souonwoa.,_,.. . '11‘ Csomrrade Oumansky, ‘ d-emona 1 ' New eeeae eeeW¢..e e :l%GlEVEN?§ ‘ ﬁﬁwwmalryg Mey gist -- New Yerk ﬁiﬁye l l H F L. V (AND SUNDAY THROUlGHOUT”THE SUMMER) V’ l ' b Great Mass \Meetings of the Followers ' ti of FATHERADIVINE, , . V »« » 7 ~ »~ ‘ ° V’ (FATHER expeeted ‘to present Personally) V ‘ " ‘_ ‘.'.‘.’.' ﬂ . 131 the ' M X Newly Renovated ROCK’L’A.'ND' PALACE 155th St. & Eighth Ave. -- New York City, _ All "Welcome to Participate V l _ FREE As Always FREE 1 — — ». . ..S,poms0r..eii by_Newl Day Puhlisl1in:g_eCo..,,_ We Thank You, F A ; Maylzﬁﬂi - eN$ewm'k,lNew Jermyl A Parade and “Street Demonstration . wﬂummencillg at 326 Mulberry Street, 2 P. M. Sharp V _ Marching through Newark, (Details later) ’ T _ ‘ I r fonowedhy 4 A 9. L MASS ATV LAUREL GARDEN. . 463 Springfield. Ave.., Newark . - » % V % ; _; ¢ " e .l All Welcome l:o"Partieipate’__ _; _ 1; N. V . V ollowers of FATHER DIVINE in New » « % 9 L. the Righteous -»*Government,Depart1;1em % . A :_ ., - f ‘§M§7IiF§tdéfﬂyi,M l.e.». New vm-lkJ my r ‘,4 l ‘ l % . .::r Parade anti’Stt;eeillVADeﬂ1§l!15‘?1‘3*i£?11 H 7.; » L ‘ at 15.33111 St; and’ ’ . l ll ""Marching’ Downtown’ (l)e§€liils_1il\ter;)»»~ V . ‘ ENG AT PALACE_, 155th St. 8th.Ave.e l l x V _ . . We You,.'FA_THER A I-,jf’*L(3ﬂ‘ViIl_*g~'132.nd S~t;;jPier,..Hu_dson River, New York City l \ - T -_ - ' ~ fl vii Returning "Lon the same :eDa*yl.:- S. State All » Chﬂtlrene -18‘ years‘ and under F?REEW“V I x " ~ V " ' Ad111ts‘¥-*‘f’Q11é7§'.Di$llar rbu7'1_1d ltripu:-=;r_ 2;. > ‘ The New I! VOL. 1!] NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1939 A.D.F.D. 'I'he Significance of -the Unindividuality of GOD'S Actual Presence and the Impersonality of His Actions, Mission and Activities The Prejudices of Mortality Are Rohbing Humanity of Its Happiness and Advances,.All for the Lack of Understanding, “OUR FATHER’S ’MESSAGE” _GIVEN WHILE . AT THE BANQUET TABLE 152-160 WEST 125:1. STREET‘ NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. FRIDAY EVENING and SATURDAY MORN- ING, MAY 12th and 13th, 1930 A.D.F.D. TIME: 2:30 A.M. ‘Every ﬁeld of endeavor and every walk of life is coming to the recognition of GOD, the SAVIOR of the world—-FATHER DIVINE—-and no better example of this can be given than the acceptance of Him by a representative of the religious world and business world combined--a student of reli- gions old and new and yet a business This unknown gentleman, whose remarks are tran- scribed preceding FATHER’S Lecture, was but ‘ ~ one of a number of speakers on this occasion, the Banquet following the Righteous Government Forum, but his expressed thoughts are included in full because FATHER in His Message refer- red to them. Other speakers were Capt. Bloomer and Dr. Broadman, both of whom spoke at the conclusion of FATHER’S first Message and whose remarks are recorded with that Mess-age elsewhere in this issue. .. I I "It is interesting to see how the analytic mind arrives, by scientific deduction, at the only solu- I tion to all questions and - problerns---FATHER , DIVINE, GOD! . V just how to touch off, that spark which lies. dor- ‘ Isoulgrevealing the _FAYl‘HER to y The Omnipotent Spirit knows‘ the CHRIST w-ithin. I BLESSED SAVIOR, WE THANK THEE! (The foregoing statements are those of the " transcriber, ‘ and FATHER’S Message follows the , remarks of the visiting stranger. who spoke. as follows:) ' I “I would like to say a word or two if I may, FATHER DIVINE. I, am not a preacher, I am A A not a lawyer, .I am not a, politician--just an ordi-iv E nary businessman from the Rocky Mo_un:tains,of _ _WColora‘do. A E 3 , ‘‘Twenty-five years ago I decided--I‘ really I g} read in the Bible that every man must work out . i “his own salvation and ‘I made up my mind at , * ‘that time I would begin to Work that salvation ‘ out, and I have been twenty-five years in doing it; and in these twenty-five years, though I, . not a graduate of anything, I have been in‘ and, out of everything. I have studied FATHER DIVINE’S Theosophy, Rosicrucian phi_losofp‘hy,_ Unity, Christian. Science, Super-mpin'dV’Science, and so forth. “The FATHER DIVINE MOVEMENT and .-FA- my I ; TI-IER DIVINE’S Magazines have reached several of them. I read tlfem. Som-e-ridiculefthe ‘idea that FATHER DIVINE isGOD. _Now, as I * «- understand GOD, the final goal of every man.’ is V perfect 1ove,land perfect love is GOD; and_iI‘"have ‘ ' ’ never seen anywhere in my life‘7and,gI have_liv'e_dVv- ‘. a long time--I have never seen suchvperfect love :» express-e-d by both the L€a'dPr,‘FATHERIDIVIN'E) and.V.His zﬁollowers, as-I have * j " it 6 . The NEW DAY May 13:11, 1939 A‘.D_.F.D. “As I said before, I am not a polished student, but I am seeking after the TRUTH, the LIGHT, and though we may have a little different opin- ion on some things, as we do in all Teachings, I ' do know that th-ere is a Law governing every- thing and that Law says, ‘What a man sows he must reap,’ and I was very much favorably im- pressed with FATHER DIVI-NE’S PLATFORM I of RIGHTEOUSNESS, JUSTICE and TRUTH. I can think of nothing higher than that and I can think of nothing higher than perfect love, and it seems to me that it has been so beautifully man- ifested here that to me it is no trouble at all to admit that FATHER DIVINE is GOD! If perfect love is GOD, . then FATHER DIVINE must be GOD, and it seems to me that judging from the Spirit manifest-ed here, You manifest the Spirit of GOD greater than the others, though I have studied for a longtime, that in everyman is a spark of GOD, but that spark is dormant, un- awakenedand it needs to be awakened, and‘ I have often read in FATHER DIVINE’S Mes- sages, that what He is, we can be, and therefore, that if He is GOD, we are all gods in the making; and judging from the Spirit manifested here in the audience, they manifest the Spirit of GOD, I and if so, they are becoming AT ONE with GOD. And I say, that if perfect love is GOD, then we are all headed for AT-ONE-MENT with that GOD whatever that GOD is, and that GOD is perfect love and is beautifully, so perfectly manifested in FATHER DIVINE, that I am willing to admit that He manifests that PRINCIPLE more beauti- fully than anybody else that I have seen. ‘There- fore He is GOD to the extent that He manifests that Spirit of ‘GOD. ‘ it “And I want to thank You for this privilege of being here. It is my first time here in any of the -Meetings. I have heard much about them and I have seen ‘FATHER DIVINE in moving pictures. I have enjoyed seeing it and at one time. I went to see it three times there in Denver, and I want to thank You all for a good time.” (The, sincerity of this speaker’ won the ap- e vplause of the assembly, and as he resumed his seat FATHER rose to I deliver the following Message.) T \ . PEACE, EVERYONE! I move, I speak, I think, I act, I endorse the Spirit as stressed, and verify the same according to My RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT PLAT- I I . F .aI_1d’accordsing to the very Message I AM ‘daily giving. ~ .I-AM“_,, stressing that of which was said by the last speaker, that which a few of My _ ,.fO11,OWérS may not’_ wholpe-hearteclly agree with, S‘ , l01§l’£_,WhetI_1:e_rt whole-he-artedly agree with the Message as given or not, I AM daily stressing the unity of the spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose: the goal of PERFECTION for all of you. When you shall. have come into the unity of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose completely and become to be the reincarnation! of it effec- tively, your physical bodies will produce it and your actions will express it. When this is done effectively and you become to be the personifica* tion of it, then you are Me and I AM you in reality. This does not mean that you must neces- sarily think mortality, fromyour humanic stand- point ‘of view, is GOD, neither to exalt yourself from a mortalpoint of view as a person, as one stressing personality or individuality, but as I told a gentleman today—-yester,day now-—I have declared whatsoever I AM, I have declared Bib- lically, I AM IMPERSONAL! If I AM IMPER- «SONAL characteristically, dispositionally and naturely, then I AM expressive and~I AM opera- tive and I AM functionable and I AM personifi- able and re-personifiablee as I personify Myself. Can you not see the mystery? GOD ‘Fills All Space The significance of the unindividuality of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE and the IMPER- SONALITY of His actions, of His mission‘ and*of His activities, Can you not see the mystery? I could not be Who I AM if I would be a mortal man! A mortal man will try to claim something and bind something to himself personally, for he is personal in his own concept; therefore he is the reproducer of personalityand the manifester of it instead of the expression and the manifesta- tion of the IMPERSONAL INFINITE ONE! Can you not see the mystery? , GOD fills all space and is absent from none! When this is known universally in reality," the often rehearsed phrase, or statement, whichever, shall be .a living reality: “Here you all are and there I AM; there I sit and here you stand.” A “The little leaven Ieaveneth the whole lump.” A _ You cannot make GOD any less than what He really is! You cannot reduce GOD to the measure of a man and you cannot make yourself be GOD! But GOD is just whatsoever He is and He is he-rel and now from this angle of expression and from this Light of understanding, monopolizing the whole universe and thewhole scheme of things. When this is done effectively there will be nothing else but GOD! The unity of spirit, Toff mind, of aim and of purpose will bring into O,L1V‘_C_eVI‘__';' expression this Universal Brotherhood firstly._W Can you not see the mystery? That is what I AM , délilrxiistrsssinzz-+tha’t, «the'yU11iV9”5‘*1, ?3?°;th¢rh°‘?¢‘t,. I ) ( . V ‘ ' "a-“:‘~rs=_3v.-”:“eE=-,=.a’é:.e-; _ . ll it May iaiiigisse A..D.F.D. of Man might be reckoned; and when this is reckoned universally effectively, then and there the recognition -and the realization of. the FA- WTHERHOOD GOD will be established. One With the FATHER Hence, Jesus as the first-born among many brethr-en has declared: ‘ “MY FATHER and I are one.” You will be one with your FATHER! When this is done, your thoughts will be His, your mind will be His", your spirit will be His, your lif-e will be His! Whatsoever you are will be His and whatso- ever is His will be Him reflected and manifested and expressed! in the likeness of whatsoever I AM! Mortality, even in many great alleged leaders, is superstitiously jealous. It is written: “He shall stir» up jealousy as a manof war.” Therefore they are jealous because they think someone can take something from them. The‘ more of you become to be ME, the bigger I AM! Even as far as man is concerned from a mortal point of view, the more of you who are Me, the more I AM to them. ‘ ’j . Of sand the rocks are made and they grow, as life exists in the earth. The mineral kingdom pro- duces the rocks, yea, the mineral kingdom pro- duces the rocks and causes them to grow, Even if they only grow a grain a year, theygrow. So the more becomes to be one _with that rock,’th_e” more the rock is—--the bigger it is! It is indeed wonderful! A g "The narrowness of morta_lity’s version is caus» ing individuals to dwindle, to shrink and to de- crease continually until they will eventually diminish completely when they are narrow- minded. Can you not see the mystery? The dif- ferent prejudices of mortality are robbing human- ity of their happiness, of their in-crease and of their advances, all for the lack of understanding. Jealousy and Prejudice Will Strip Them There are some ignorant enough who think ' they are intelligent to attempt to be jealous and be prejudiced against Me—-in other words, be jealous of Me and be prejudiced because of My unfoldment. They do not know, inside of a Very few brief years, because they do not want to see Me have a-plenty of money, they will not have any. If they are worth billions today,‘ if they are jealous of Me, there are not many years to come before. they will not have any. They shall not have a penny! ‘ I H. _ I.hea_r.d,on~e of our honored? speakers say a. little, I 1; while. ago,..h-e .delighted in theadv {X -n... NEW D5A“Y__ . 7* ancement of the’. Brotherhood of Man as I have exemplified it, as I unfold it mentally and spiritually. Without any consideration I step out in fields and in~pla~c~es. to . prove the prejudices of the nations. As our honored speaker said, they do not have an equal chance now. It goes to show you they donot want you to have an equal chance now because“ they do not want Me. They do not want Me to have desirable places to live. Can you not see the mystery? But I shall have a-plenty, of desirable places and I shall give the desirable to the true and the faithful! Aren’t you glad! i . V ' , I shall lift up the fallen, yea, I /shall lift up those who have fallen. I shall rescue the perish- ing and I shall care for the dying. I shallflift up the under—=privilege~d, the non-privileged and. the mistreated. If they are worthy, I- will give them a chance for existence. Aren’t you glad! Sowing and Reaping Oh, it is a privilege to be in the ACTUAL‘ PRESENCE OF GOD! Why is it menstart writ- ing about things just because some of.My‘ follow» ers bought some property up in Yonkers, I was not even thinking about it! Yes, they gave Me a home up there, too! It is wonderful! .We shall have ‘homes all over and those who do not want us to have homes, they shall not have any homes. very long! Aren’t you glad! p ’ “That which a man sows he shall also reap.” I Now, fear not," nor-— “Fret not yourselves because of the workers of iniquity, for (through _ the Psalmic prediction David declared) ‘ they shall be cut off.” , A « c l Aren’t you glad! If you believe in the Bible, you may know is with those who live according to .__His Word, therefore you need. not fret yourselves because of the workers of iniquity. When I AM goingiabout My business I AM not even thinking of the prejue dices that are in the people. It sounds strange to < Me when they come with such. I say, “I[wasn’t e'venlthinking of tha.” They say, “I want You‘. to live‘ here; I want You to have a home ‘here . this place and the other place.” Well, why not‘? I I came to emancipate all humanity and under the Constitution of ourgreat country we are guaranteed LIFE, LIBERTY and the pursuitiof HAPPINESS, and we shall have it! It shall not A ' be as it has been! So long as you stand, to y-our . integrity as J ob did and as Moses did-wlien. ‘L was leading the children of Israel out of . " you will have victory even as they.did,», even. thoughuyou may seemingly be d‘efeate_d at time§s_‘V;!i, ‘' but if you are of good _co.urag’e b_e4:n_ot i Phone UN . 4-4997 V63, =1Vl,0T,’;I' Street 1352’ . soul ‘ A. M-. WAI..(ZOT‘1‘,AMgr.. V PEACE V £239 5“: M .. , T _\\l -, /' . 8 The NEW DAVYV 'r ‘I May 13th, 1939 VA.n.1«*.D. . tmayed, I will give you victory and I have Veri- zfied before I said it, just what I say. Aren’t you glad! . Thenl say, build upon this foundation and let this loveextend and go from heart to heart and L from "breast to breast-—not only from the sou1’s ,center, but in your actions and in your, deeds, in, . your words and in whatsoever you s.ay——1-et GOD abide in you and live according to this TRUTH; and as with Me Myself and Mine, so shall it be with all mankind who will live exactly ‘accord- ing to My Teaching; for My Spirit, My Presence, My Life, My Liberty will give them their real emancipation from every undesirable condition. Because I said it, I feel more stressfully to con- -sider, something We had not considered, regard- less to the situation. I thank you. Pe-ace Complime-nts of Dr. GERALD A. SPENCER PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ‘ Hours 12 M. to 2 P.M. 6 to 9 RM. E.‘l35 ‘ma AVE. Near 126th St. New York City Phone AD-aims 0390 UN'iversity 4-8667 T Teunns .. LUGGAGE ummeaas — ems .. Save 15% GOODWEAR TRUNK & BAG C0. 160 WES‘1‘_125th STREET New York City PEACE We Thank You, FATHER eenee nesmnnnnr ' Blessings from sweet FATHER ‘ MEALS 100 and 156. DORATHEA FAITH 129 EAST 130th ST. New Yorl: City Tel. COrtland 7-8318 ' 2 LEO KAUFMAN CORP. , WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER in * Leather and Findings. ...,»(C‘1osed Saturday, open Sunday) New York City PEACE 281 WEST 125th STREET PEACE _. PEACEVT L V ’ PEACE T I ‘E’. GRANT 60. _ ; DEPARTMENT STORE _ V AVENUE, Corner of 113th St. Op-‘en Every Night until 10 o’clock _ New York City Tel-T MO. 2-9254 PVEACE 5. Femmnw Hardware; House Furnishings,‘ Linoleum Glass, Paints. Locks, Keys made while you wait Do not forget our Radio Department 341 LENOX AVE» Bet .127th and 128th Sts-. N. Y. C. PEACE We Thank You, FATHER snoa sums PARLOR ; SHOE SHINE Sc — SHOES DYED 25¢ SIMON PETER and BRO. 1 EAST 132nd STREET 2 New York City PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE. RESTAURANT DELICIOUS MEALS 10 and 15 Cents According to FATHER’S Mind and Spirit 1 Railroad Place, New Rochelle, N. Y. ' PEACE Monument 2-6980 A. 1. LESTER - MEN'S» WEAR Finest Haberdashery at Riglﬁntd Prices Near Corner 8th Ave. N. I. City We Thank You, FATHER Dressmaking and Remodeling 2‘) West 120th Street New York City one ﬂight up, corner of Lenox Avenue PEACE, We Thank You, FATHER BOB’S GROCERY V 2224 . 5:11 Ave., Near 135:1; s:., N. Y. C. PEACE We Thank You, FATHER CHLREWS EXTEN§0fN, For children and guardians T Board and Laundry In FATHER'S Mind and Spirit 13 WEST 131st ST. New York city PEACE Thank You, FATI-IERV omen RESTAURANT Meals 10c and 150. 124 WEST 135th ST. M;L.JOSEP‘.H. PEACE New ‘York City Thank You, FATHER a Meet mums noon VB1;es,si_ngs'fron1V Sweet Father Divine , —-~ - " New York City 7 PEACE We Thank You FATHER Economy FISH MARKET, FRESH FISH DAILY V V , Guaranteed Lowest Prices in the City 486 LENOX AVENUE New York. City % Maflﬁth, 1939; V Prince 8‘tre_et— PQEWTEESEYQAEVEETSEEE PEACE ‘ % ' SA : V we Tha-n1.: You, FATHER "mews NUT %& mmm MEEEET S Eat SHORT and SWEET S The TASTE wmi /SURPRISE ydu . ' . A C0.1‘1f€Cti0.n _o£f perfection; - 5.‘-92 CLINTON 1\_I;eEr Seymour Ave. Newark, N. J. PE_'ACFf‘ — I‘ ‘ Tel. B1»oLomfie1d'7.-9-175 ETBROGKDEALE BEVERAGE CG... J. PIERETTI, Jr. % 222 -Sylvan Road A Bloomﬁeld, N. J. PEACE % PEACE Cooperative Fish ahd Vegété1'ble'Markét 177,.Norfo1k»St., N.;.w..1., N_ J. We Thank You, FATHER PEACE % PEACE DEPARTM ENE‘ §'TORE _(Former]y Peace Men’s Wear) for Men, Women 3» Children at th A Lowest Prices. A _ 4 In FATHERS Mind and Spirit Andrew Peace . 157 W. «. Kinney St. H‘-H BPYB-n Newark, N. J. Everything to Wear ' We Thank You, FATHER down to make this a better place ' T 1m in ~ A ' . ’ B. FINKEL§TE|N suns, ~wo—oLENis, DRY -Goons A ‘ Newark, PEACE ’ * FATHER came RE,P:MRi s1ipp1ied:’t6FiT ANY make of COAL STOVE, ..OIL STOVE,‘ RANGE FURNACE, STEAM OR WATER HEATER MANUFACTURED *'7A1S° T"'~ 1*>'CombinatioEA arid Gas Raﬁges=,.:Qoa1:,Stoves, .A >. Gas S Stoves and’ j.af1yjIfI£jeating or_Co91<ing ‘ Appliance; '- ‘ VEMANUMCTUWS .‘.»>‘.ﬂnde§\‘\-fersonal Supervisiony;of.-.__KREKEL BROS. VMAVZ-2913. (N«ext_d»¢-OT to Ere I-Ioiuse) '86 st. .1. '1‘ He N E W2.-E AT . 7We Thank Y_oru,; FATHER , Pi1;)Ee 2MArk<§t V3-2378 ‘ u N ’PE¢.;;éE mnbmmd Co., Inc. Manufacturers of High Grade MATTRESSES Mattresses renovated. ’ A AA Full Line af Bedding and Floor ‘Covering’ M _ ,11oT_FEEEY_ STREET, Near Jefferson St, Newark. N. J». S [PEACE Tel. Blgelow 3-2802 REAL WANQ LAUNDRY . FIRST» CLASS WORK A. - , S Mending & Da.rning'_ Free . . !« .232 WEST KINNEY STREET - V " 5 Newafk, N. J. Holy Martha‘ L l I ‘PEACE W. T.GRANT CO. Department Store S . ‘ N-ewark’s leading low Priced Department Tsbore/2 >A .85 MARKET STREET NEWARK, N. J. Tel. MArket*2—2897 E E" Peace 3 WELL$ ERQTHERS V Dealérs in on, com and Ice _ _ ,“'1‘H’E BEST FOR THE LEAST” . . 364 Mulberry St. S MN¢W3i'k» N- If T ‘1'5‘E."A‘é*E‘" We Thank Eo Peatemssian Exteusian For Sisters - I nianlﬁvou‘, FATHER H A PEAGE RESTAURAETJ V , . ’ MEALS 10:: and 1503‘ ’ V . g MISS BABY EVE Peace THE 175 Princé.Stre.e.t é Newark, V157-‘A;-7» I ‘ Pho1ne,7W”.Aver1y 3-44.70 . . . .. 1. MEEETEE Em‘ M-BOP _ ' H b SPECIALIZING $1.00 HATS T . BRIDAL and MOUENING WEAR‘ 175 PEER}; ST. -NEWARK. Peace ;S 1. N. J.“ PEA¢E _ J E ._ wv¢A%‘TEank%::au, FATHER . 1?‘ »‘ STOVE REPAIRINGHJ g @ A_ 1 Furniture Bought andsovld’ -» 1 Sf‘ 3o5 E1ETEENTH’ AVE. NEW :K»=N-“J5 v.: L _ ‘ A iS.r*AffHE3 g EAR 5%-=wéiE}..»Q;;,O-A _ _s,jH_oES FOR THE Ei~1?‘T11iE ' ‘ Ardh s—upnort.Sh9ss =4 ‘ Pea+c’/é‘~‘ ' / ‘Avww. E I» ~ r T. Io? TIIANUEW D-AY May 18th, 1939 .A.D.F.DT. PEACE A PEO%M..E’§ fEACE"" "v LEE ER DRESSES —— SPORTSWEAR I BLOUSES — IIUEIEEY —— UNEEEWEAE New‘Yo;rk City 224 West/125th Street We Tha«nkS you, FATHER .lE§U$ Emma ELECTRIC SIIUE REPAIRING Low Prices 17 WEST 114th STREET PEACE New York City. Thank You, FATHER EAT MARKET _ » Tel. M0. 2-6365 A H‘ S-Quality as well as Quaniiiiy A .365 LE'N‘ox AVENUE NEW YOARK CITY We Thank You, ‘FATHER " " '31 EAST 135th STREET Near the 114th St. Exten»s_Io‘ns..V M . ‘PEACE :7 % . 474 Lenox Ave. Phone, Tlllinghast 5-9348 ‘ " X ' Peace BjVIN$~Fﬂ@D CENTERS, INC. UWhol§esale and Retail Butéhers I Choice‘Mea.ts and Dairy Products Hotels andvﬁestaurants Supplied New York city S S DGNNEELLV-NA§H LUIM'@E'R 80. V Lumber and Motildings-—MasAon Materials . % _ NEWYORK CITY Phone: Tlllinghast 5-5086 I Tel. EDgecombe 4-8400-1 ‘ PEACE J. T. CUGGY ER co:., INC. MASON MATERIALS: ‘and! LUMBER 138th St. and 5th Ave. N. Y. ‘City Tel. ED. 4-7646 BI-:I.sTE;ATLAuNDm co., me. Is still Hat-1egm’s Largest .C<‘>mmunity-owned Enterprise. Your cont1'.nued”patronage—will help us to continue giving Sour‘. share , of ~jo_bs jbo .1fes_identsw .9? this community. 51 WEST_140 A NEW YORK CIT‘! L N SPECIALTY SHOP ‘ _coRsE_Ts 8: UNDERWEAR _v “EXTRA SIZE -’— -BLOUSES 8;: SKIRTS 54 WEST 116th1ST. f . - I "t New-_1*or~k PEA(:E I It senlagg gut A E.A L. & M.7 ca-neg S Esme T , ‘ A I I WE“ THANK‘ YOU; FATHER I ;UIUCu;OinE out of btisinielss and;i.1ins)f §:é1:1 I ~ We."--Sare I re&Sucin9g9~ =al‘lf_"_é‘_L.lﬁéerchandise"I5iagaih. xoiinr. :Tl'iIII‘sday, MaySES18?%th, ’ ' good buys Aindovmestics, ladies? and gent~s?TSWea§r}.'I,‘-A,‘ S LAST.-CALLIS - A PEACE . “Vvhence Me as No an E Beim°e?”- FAT l“I£”Y¢u Taéke“VMe in‘Your- Heartior Even So Much. as Harnr.io_I51i5ze witli L‘ E E ﬂcept._.()f it. l r Qiiiiuaylis¢h;lii§3§sA.o.r.o.EE 5 new DAY»- iliens 05 Eeuis to ‘ ,.»I' - A‘ ‘ ‘: amt: ~csn~~»<s . 3 "5 ‘ ' '1 V 3' ‘v_'A“r, . ii , * mMve,’7-IrWill Be with Youland Make You Happy” ?°oUn FATHERS MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILST AT gnu: BANQUET nurse = ’ 152.160 -WEST 126th STREET NEW Y0~RK'7CI‘TY““-*~f"- ~ E E FRIDAY E Evsruuo and ff i C s g MORNING “MAY 12 and" 13, 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 1:25”A. M. ._Ever mindful of-‘HIS. Childrentand of those who s ...-are harmoniously coming to -L re_cogni»z_e the reapli,’_C§’gy_ - of HI'S« Omnipotent Presence on the earths ’_ Bodi.ly:...Form,yFATHERsprang this beautiful sur- prise upon the huge audience gathered together .~on..this5occasion. As HE re‘j_veals..~this surprise so sweetly unto’. Admirers;-E the trains-cribier '-.d_e°f sires not “to say’~~anyth1ng more about it, but wouldgrather that you would read; i§‘ATHER_’S Own] _Wiords..v...coIl?ce1t_Yo'1:111g Ithls 'W°11de1'f‘?__1- ‘glft. which HE is so freely giving to allwho wil1V"'ac— ; Right-ieousp Government:~'Meeti_ngv;' held‘ the “auditorium {just prior to the Bantqu€t"WaS ".3 0 vV*'huge succe_sis; The Juniors of the Righteousp Gov,-all L ‘iernment, ‘better ‘knovvn to all as the “Roseb'uds,’7 presented a beautiful program» Wghichl greatly imv V pressed, the Inagnyy teachers and other visitors from the [various professional Worlds’ "of? activity ‘ ‘ who crowded intoorthe already packed audltorlrum and dinning-room aIid;:_fi11eC1 every aVai1ab1e~~_v$Pa°é in ordeii-"to" Witness the proceedi’ngs.~‘ * ‘_ " ’ FATHER did’ not C speak Personally during‘. . the Righteous Government Meeting, but the visltors who stayed for the Banquet Were amP1sY‘Sa‘t1’Sf1ed and benefited as the Mess-ages which FATHER a'1f)xQ‘1iVeredl‘§‘:a.t this time, are masterPi~“?S t °?EiPI'tl '”VINE“’Wisdom’ whiichsurpass‘ by efar“*ran.yth1nsl - tliat’viinite’AmanAojould hope to ren1d!er".o man. _ A- l * l~’FoRrlrﬁYr ‘Bi 'UN'1‘EOUS BLESSINGS,-'" LOVE ._ ’ ' ~.'17HANKf'_c1—IEEl- ‘ Rte iL‘??5‘!?F:’:».s' It 9'” stsrmisdi religion alone, i tbuzts ‘.‘K‘iV‘S““i't-oliliisi‘ yaw: friends. L rjeligiousfand _If1on-religious,“ lareﬁirelc " " “ (The foregoing statements are ' those of the transcribera after WhichiFATHER Sp»ea.ks as fol- % l loWs:) E PEACE, EVERYONE: GOOD HEALT , ~* GOOD ILL and a GOOD APPETLTE for everyu , .__o,ney'vv.ith'. LIFE, LIBERTY andthe REALITY or I bring! At: this iiz1starlc‘e I have arisen to say, beginning on Sunday week, one weekfwrom next Sunday, We_areanti.cipa'ting have ‘i p _ ing our regular services each Sunday at the E ROCKLAND PALACE this summer. (A great shout of enthusiasm arose "from the huge gathers. ing.) «. PEACE,’ EVERYONE: In -the mean time: we will have our dining-rooms open‘ in the scmall? extensions such as this one and have our audi. toriums open daily as usual but as there Will‘ be‘ lw “thousands. and thousands of people.‘ to . see and i ‘hear us thisvsummer, as it is a matter of fact we cannot T get a large enough hall to.accoinmodate* " the masses anyway, we decided to have the’ ROCKLAND PALACE every Sund‘ay~ after this coming Sunday this summer, With this and all up ' _q ’ ozfk the. other divers dining-roomsjand'taud.itoriums. t L in the pity, we will be” able to‘ aecommoclate at good many morexpeople; therefore may feel‘ E Mfree to“ attend any of ourL.meeting"s and even visit the private dining—rooms the same as this one if you wish to.— If you can get standing room. [ in these dining-roomsand auditoriums and stand E “ "edgeWiseI"y0u are Welcome to do so, but it will gr bea ‘matter of im»possib:ilit'y to accommodate all’, a who -come, even at that, for*I have not don-e any‘ a ‘ thing yet to what I ‘Will do UNIVERSALLY. as fvvell as among you! I thank you. ’ E » ' PEACE, EVERYONE: Here We all- are and there I AM. I would just like to say at this in» L stance, when I mentioned having thetineetings at \ the ROCKLAND PALACE this summer on Sun! days,’ Ivmeant-to say, we willizhave a general mass j meetingfthe same as all otfojur rngeetifngs are, “it Will*not“be confined nor bound to"”that'gWhich_is i 12” Ti ti many ‘doctor: '19 jvthley did niotﬂ” ‘ i’ a me-dicine;‘_. 77 doctors in ‘tho’ them, that 1;; L :;hea1ed ’tIioi$e“.'j"éIays3*gtoohzyljBut in‘. these dé1_ys-”- 7 tlic*t1?¢1“‘i= lwic1$e¢:dn.é$s=a.i,r:4ore unbe1ise#f.oeo‘ more i tend. They arewvvellconielmto come and speak ‘to the audiences on any legitimate and __Evangelica1 subj-e'ct—-‘-éon "pol_itics_,_” on “economics, on the social and civil activitieis and service of our daily ‘activi- “ t ties and on any subject you wish to speakon; You“ are "also”We1come to speak according to ' the dictates of your own conscience religiously)‘ V If you-'choose'~t-o «bring forththe fulles-ti unfold- , N ment of 'youra”religiousconviction, weare pleased"; . - to hear an‘d7to*see'_the‘ demonstration o~f:‘viit.‘. % want you 't'o'-;knio7W‘,? :min;i.’s”ter"s? of the Gospelfof. all“ i religionsare w_e.l‘come to any of our audiences or y t meetings.-v They‘ are Welcome to ‘spe-ak according { v to_ their highest leading so long as it is not l ‘ Wfringing on the rights! of others nor slandering nor raising’ dissension among us. It is a privilege to have a chance to have V such audiences-»~ as these to speak to! AI will draw the gathering and you are privi1e'fgfed~to." speak _- to them on anylsub-__ y ject you wish: .to,!,oNow_laren’_t you glad! i i , f . Again I wishiljto say, as in’ all of the FATHER iDIVINEVigathe;{rings,t there will be no collections taken. tor _moTn_e‘y; only the -_collection of the dtif-‘ A i ferent indiv,iduals.oi "We will collect you and ' gather you ‘and%draWfyou.'.together and ask you ,5 ; i to/keep your money in younpockets or whereso-' > " « _ ‘ever you choose‘ to l hide; it! But if you tak-e" ME’ in your heart "or eiven so much as hardmonize 1 * with [ME oylnpotheticalely, I; ~wi11 be vv1ith«"’»you" l and It will “ make you-'9-happy! Aren’t yoi1’?v‘glaél‘!' There is a certain touch‘ that can st=art? '9 the ‘ or your soul as-t:f17oWi'n~g! It will sta-rt‘-vit- as-1% i ﬂowi.ng.=; and zity,--will:-yflow-4’freely so long as you; , A‘ are in ‘harmony wi-the ME»-tfor I AM the;KEY 11:40 ; Happiness. and; I“ma,ke. hearts merry! v- ~ "Heart so it has 1on.g;_j$inceibéendteclar-ed by a on to v repr»es:entative‘;" religioiaji H Z - ‘7 f L “ “A 'merry§'.hiéartIlf'doethgood like a in-‘edicin,e’,_ broken sﬁiritnl‘ ones the” bones.” (according I'Vt6—-..Kinv‘gi James’ version)‘ but had” yTlAclco'I'ding to original Hebrew: “A mooy‘t'i;oort *doéths good, for it" is a ‘ t n’1_‘eCllitCiI1f‘él5”A~:‘: -5; _; xx -' v i In the begiaﬁieisvcffthsr 5i}df1i9.t transposet1iéiVer*‘ss S1011 Oritrevis 'f]:5l11iC1l.$‘3Y$fM‘It doeth good likésseaiil tmedi<2ine.t;”‘iit”sai<i;io*fIt deoeth good for it Is V A m€di'C.i,11e"V’ it ,1I1'j";t‘§h0‘$;€,".i‘§1ay;sl‘y they‘ -dticl not have so ,ytso _t‘hyeyioi1td1*:not wish to——-‘at ~1east~, that a merry helart“ijW"as i‘? .... beétiuse ‘ We'_jid.i_d»f not‘ have sINCfEVRE]LYz_tct,.t4;y ‘s ,titH?f¢fore We tteW0ii1d”’l5'sivé; flf1rr1e;§¢licine'_, and they would be 4 " "ly and"othe1*‘vvise;iWhenj men get sic-k—“*they'>"claofi""5 not knowfhow to call: on GOD and seekthe Way " of the LORD for 7a deliverance,--therefore they i ' do not get‘ the original" medicine; they have to “ seek _1o‘hysicians»-that will give ‘them “re-{A = lief! Can you not see the? mystery? l - 7 - -~ medicine, but a brokenis-pirit -d‘ries‘the_ you are .hro'ken-spiri'ted, L . i'hearte'd,l'if you are heavy’-hearted, all you vmvust j V " needs do is to harmonize with ‘ME and harrni'o- nize sympathetically and MY Spirit will be with you and will cause your hearts to be merry and V your hearts no longer to be heavy; cause. you no longer" to be “Weary; but you-will-find -«HIM '-of ’-"Whomi you say I. AM, - a: RESTlNGrr ; iP.’LACE7, ‘and'- you Willicbie glad!" Aren’t you’ glad!;. Serve. ttewith Gladnmil t -Trulyi might have David sa‘idl,' _N t ' A “Serve the LORD with gladness! Enter HIS ’ A Gates with Thanksgiving and into HIS ‘ Courts ‘Witht_Praise!”o .. v 1: Itis a'.ipriv"ilegevto; knoW,tthe.Psalmic yprediction to s of the: Scripture, you are‘ the fuvlfillersy in this,-. 7dispens~ation in. the actuated words -of; e~xpres- ,_ sion, for you are «the actua1.,repro<iu-cersVthrouglzag the Spirit of :1 GOD’S Presence as the4.rleite‘1?atOI‘S _ir1b Worclls ‘and.e~a1so,»in:deed“s and: iI1l'3:Ct1i;°1¥S§l“th§13eﬁ 3 -fore you »:are‘;~servring W3i5th;‘t.G.LADc-.:~i NESSI: You are. entering- HIS_s.,;Presence— ;AWith;.?f i THANKSGIVING and i with -PRAISE, , .and~»,-.into, ’. ‘ HIS Gates: .a‘1=so wti-thi PRAISE! .When you enter- * i- the gates you are obliged to.praise' G-OD, for “see S.om.ething-tyou haveénot.seen-sbeforel .Aren’lt». you glad! Such a 1\/Iighty, Ho1y5;;LQVE,;‘such.’a:n;_> . ilvlighty,‘--Holy SPIRI and the Actual Rrvesence of your GODLK s t H o »It has been avquestion for many ye‘ars,}.to,,yourv_=_;'_ --gs: . ‘own knowledge and consideration, “Where cl_-oese FATHER _,DIVIl\_T‘Ee. get so ._n_r1uch inoney ._from?{’-N __VVhere,;do I ;get,__ this LQVE .L.from‘?/Efrvomzgi comethfso, much'vyI_;_QVE_thatAlc_an fillfythe hearts and lives of, millions of _jsoi1Is anjd; qausjej to ‘L0VE’y‘MEi".aSZ I16 itnaht’ha‘S,,éiiéi‘. £16119 7b€ff<5fé.1 1Wheif?.' A .3 dado I ‘sets so much LOVE. }f.rom?-PI~,§ét'~Ii0VE. Q: l the right hand, and I get L’QVE_fQi1‘itheA iefteljjaodz ‘Can you not see .’611‘3 mystery? .F'Or.l theyeéll ' -‘ME sincerely!_‘ fI" .SA,I-D, -‘coir-ding to history, youi‘*'haveti’ﬁot*' seen-fsnch LOV E " as this"-l—’»:f N ow-fvvhe're ' do‘_I}geit\;it”'*{That is are his ¢tavlk” talk!‘ a ‘ May 1stii,ii1939isA.n.F.n. «iomooo heart doeth good for it Isa ence of the human life on; the facieof “tihe"‘eartli“a‘ci~‘ " .___.__,_<__._‘.7_i..~;‘-\-;::...-_“._.,\‘:_._§_ - A ,~\, May 1an.‘,i1939,A.n,.F.nl. reflection of a few dollars as though a few dol- lars have been spent? Such a little amount of money to carry, on as has been demonstrated, it is not a percent of a fraction of a grain of a per- cent of a fraction of a grain, of the significance of‘ this INFINITE LOVE’ that transcends your fond- est imagination! Can you not see the mystery? How they can LOVE ME so sincerely? How they can stay up allnight, every day and every night, just to look at ME! Where do I get so much LOVEifrom? In turn for what I AM doing‘ and what I have done for them, it comes automati- cally without your consigerationl All on the Fundamental Your MIND and ATTENTION, your LOVE and DEVOTION, your IDEAS and OPINIONS, they ‘are all concentrated and centered with the spirit Aof, sincerity on the Fundamental, that of which you have-reckoned and declared by your recog- nition to be the Fundamental established, and Actual Presence with you now, henceforth an _ forever! I thank you. ' I did‘ not arise to say so ‘much; I merely arose to say theselfew words especially‘ concerning‘ the meetings ‘we will holdaat the ROCKLAND PAL- ACE.»each Sunday and still at all of the different auditoriums. and dining-rooms under this influ- ence. I desired to let you know that the meeting at the ROCKLAND PALACE, as well ,-as this one, will be a general meeting, a‘ general mass meeting; The ‘politicians, the ministers of the Gospel, “social” service workers and others are welcome“ to come and participate with us and speak according to your own respective calling, profession or mission andvdo not feel ‘obligated to speak as we do unless you‘ care to, for whether any other person speaks as I do or thinks as I!‘ do, I AM GOING THROUGH! I shall put MY ISSUE" through! I ‘shall . put‘ it over ‘everywhere I go, mentally, Spiritually, socially, intellectual- ly, —finan‘ciallyand otherwise, for the MOUTH of GOD has declared it! “HE came treading the winepress all alone, and ofthe people there were none to help!” Aren’t you glad! They cannot help in reality. GOD is HIS, own helper and if HE cannot get in you and cause HIMSELF to express through you, you cannot help HIM avbit! But if you allow GOD to get in you through harmonization, GOD will be, in you in your activities I through, your participation and will work through you effec- tively if you relax your conscious mentality _and ,. I. , ,, still yoMurpselv_es'p as M individuals. ‘ _,Hide_ Your Hand p p p 'Cea;se:_to try, to do something mortal-nrindedlgy I to have ,.a¢-name as menmr hide rourselves »'1‘liokNsE,WiDAY A Y xii:-I hide your handsnand whatsoever you are", doing in MY Name. It is written: a “When you do your alms, do not sound .a , trumpet that you might be heard by men. But he who doeth those things anddéoeth them in secret, HE Who seeth in secret shall reward you openly!” , Then I say, be as the little boy who throws a stone and hides his hand. He does it in a negativeway of expression. Now you use the same I method, but use it positively! Direct your thoughts inthe positive direction; relax your conscious mentality ~ and still yourselves as individuals, and allow GOD . A. p -, to work through you and lose your identity, for , -I A ‘I you should be dead, as said the Apostle, p p “Ye are dead and your life is hid‘. with CHRIST in GOD!” When youa-re d.ead and your life is hid in GOD, it is sweet then, is it not? For whatsoever may be done in your likeness and in your image, yea, in your personality and in your individuality,._ it will be GOD functioning in your persona1ity,and' in your individuality and others may“ observe you, but you having relaxed your consciousmen— tality and denied yourself whole-heartedly, it I will. not be -you, it will be your FATHER! JESUS the great LOVE MASTER said, "I can of MI-NE Own Self do nothing; MY FATHER that dwelleth in ME, doeth the Works!” , ’ I . and on another occa-sion HE said, - _ “MY FATHER worketh, hitherto and I work.” It is true, GOD works HIMSELF, but not as;-a Person, Through the supernatural Power trans- mitted, GOD works in HIS Name when_I~IE is‘ consecrated, when HE is relaxed completely and . I has no longer an existence, GOD.is HIS "Exist- ence and GOD is HIS, Expression, for your will being lost in GOD’S Will, GOD’S Wil‘l‘will,:be your will and your will will be GOD’S! Are_n’_t you glad! ' " V” I-Iarmonizing the Great Essential - _ ‘ Then I say, let these thoughts go home’ _W~_itl1 you and remember the mystery of harmonization :1 p is the great essential. Through harmonizing sys-I E, I tematically together, systematically, and sym-,.“*l_,i‘;.j;. pathetically, the Spirit of MY Presence will“-be i with you and will give you victory if you relax I _ _'_ your conscious mentality and your in_C_1iVidl131'° * ity, your personality and’ yourself as a person and allow the impersonal Presencelof the]IN- FINITE-ONE. to be Present in evisdeI1pc‘_e“,and““ action and do the will of HIM that “sent-you!!! It will be glorious and you will be ,h3P,PY};'5h3¥P“f- , 125?, on so .hiapPY!, Net ,nn1Y.ih_apprglIbuf9l JPFS’-.*1rl~‘?V,i11i,i, 14 G ‘The NEWDAY May 18th, 1939 A.D.F.D. ' be healthy, successful and prosperous and you will have victory over undesirable conditions now, henceforth and forever! I thank you, I thank. you, I thank you! Nowﬁl would like to say before I take up any more of your time; as ever, we_ have visiting friends with us. We want to give. our visiting Vfrien-dls a chance to speak. If I cannot give you something that is constructive, permit ME to refrain from speaking. If I cannot give an in- structive Message or, information that will in- ’ spire you and teach you something or help you in some way, permit ME to refrain from speaking and allow others tovspeak, for GOD will speak at times through the least. It has long since been declared, “The least among you, the ‘same shall be grea ,” therefore the least little child in these audiences may come in even as a stranger and may speak wisdom, knowledge and understanding {from the Fount of GOD’S Own Omniscience, such as man not giving. Aren’t you glad! Then I say, live in this recognition and if any of our visiting friends wish to speak, they are welcome to speak. Move volitionally as we do if they care to. Ifthey do not care to move voli- tionally as we do, we will gladly take your name, address and profession, if you allow us to, and introduce you according to custom.‘ I thank you. (Many visitors testified at this time, praising the Work which FATHER DIVINE is doing in this troubled dispensation. Mr. Robert W. Jus- tice, former Assemblyman of the Nineteenth As- sembly District was present and spoke, also Cap- tain Millard J. Bloomer had a few words to say. Doctor Joseph Broadman’s speech, which he die- livered at this time, ‘is herein recorded for the reader’s benefit. Other testimonies follow this speech, one of which was of great interest and - which FATHER Speaks on, giving to the world another beautiful Message. This, however, is re- corded. elsewhere for the enjoyment of all who will partake of it. Doctor Broadman speaks as followsz) . . “Peace, FATHER! I would like to say a few words tonight, but I feel, by far a better speech than I could make has already been made but «earlier in the evening by one of the younger chil- dren who. performed in the Righteous Govern- ~ment Meeting. Tome it was a touching scene be- cause they acted so well and they spoke so bril- T 2 . liantly. It was touching to me to hear them sing, I A ‘GOD bless America.’ “Of coursewe all experienced that; we want \ \‘_.America to be blessed by GOD. But following V. that, one of the young ladiesvspoke andshe was about as eloquent as anyone I- have ‘ever heard‘, and I feel that I cannot do any better than to re- —» peat some of the things she said. “Speaking for her young group she said, ‘We are good citizens! We-are self-respecting! We are self-supporting! Followers of FATHER DIVINE pay their bills and owe no man anything! No follower of FATHER DIVINE is on Relief.’ She said that in saying the fact that followers of FATHER DIVINE are really independent and the best kind of citizens; then she told her audi- ence that followers of FATHER DIVINE are very radical. In case someone" misunderstood what she‘ meant, she went on to say, ‘We are very radical in how we obey all the laws and how we carry out all the laws,’ and she told her audience that followers of FATHER DIVINE are clean in body, in mind and in soul. I have never heard anyone speak more eloquently, FATHER. And then she said, speaking for her young group, that she promised, she pledged that as they grow up they will know of no prejudices, and that they will recognize no races, colors or creeds. She told her audience how, due to You, so, many of Your followers have gone back to school in order to make themselves competent, and how followers now when they do vote, they don’t+vote in political elections as they used to‘, but they vote for PRINCIPLE-l—-they don’t sell their votes as some used to, but they vote for the best candi. dates in the best interests of our city, state and nation, ’ ’ * “When I first, many months ago, heard that young lady speak. for the first time, I said to myself, ‘Here is a brilliant,’ neat, dignified girl,’ and tonight her teacher was present at the Righteous Government Forum Meeting and he informed us that her conduct‘ gets an excellent mark and that she was actually the best student in the school. So I was quite justified in my I first judgment. , “She said among many, many other proper things, that if it were not for FATHER DIVINE, we wouldbe ashamed to bare the wrongs we had done in the past and that it is only because of FATHER DIVINE that followers are only too glad to mend their wrongs, even to confess to murder in order to clear their conscience, and, Because of the Teachings of FATHER DIVINE —very properly she said it and I was glad to hear her say that, because I have said that so often. myself-—‘anyone who criticizes this Move- ment is ignorantli Nothing is more true than that. . ' V “I am sure’ that anyone who «was ...pre~sent ,,thatMee;ting and I am sure that anyone is! { .x ;,. I, ., . » - ’ . r-mi,‘ i I 3 : . ”.- , r r‘ ,__,...:-5, _--,»-»--.~...—-. A -~\‘ 4‘ ,_.- ** — *-""\=,""""‘“*-----~—-’—-\..—_ .. ._ .. "“‘w** « Mr" ..._n_=A_\ yr .\__, __ _,__ ,.-. ./“‘--—.f4 -_‘3.’‘‘*''”‘'' ...__.__...._,.._ _. _ a. ‘ F V‘ __,._.\;_._.:T...._..,,..-u_i,- ‘,.‘,ﬁ._, j..._..\ ...___.‘_.;,~:«-,._~.. 4..--» --v—~,.«.......~...',_:_:.=—\; May 18th, 1939,A.D.F.D. is present at this Banquet and sees and hears for themselves what is being done here, they will feel just like that young lady. felt——~that anyone who dares to criticize is ignorant. She pledged _ herself that as her young group grow up, they ' will do no one any wrong, they will know no dis- criminations, they will practice no hates, they will incur no debts. In that way they would try to become the best among citizens. “FATHER, I think it was a great privilege to be present at that Meeting. I sat there dumb- founded. When Miss . .i . asked me to say a few words, I said, ‘I. ,don’t want to spoil this program.’ I said, ‘The atmosphere is not for my type of a speech,’ but I can’t leave here tonight without giving my own personal praise to those children, without repeating some of their true sayings and without giving them due credit for the wonderful work they did. Thank You.” Be comfortable! room FRIEND snoes Formerly $8.50 & $10.00 NOW $6.50 Foot ﬁaver ﬁhees $.75 3‘ “*9 Fﬂﬂ? $A§VER ﬁiiﬂ? - 34 W 34”‘ M. We Thank You, FATHER eases ceeeeemwe ICE, WOOD and COAL Light Hauling In and Out of City Cleaning Cellars- PEACE I 2611 a 8th AVENUE, Basement, 139 - 140 Sts-, N. 3.7. C. 32 -‘W’EST\' 115th STREET I " ‘., etter Emits Seer Gieaiiv edwedg Thank You, FATHER MAIL ”o:e:uEI:. PEACE - eeemagsi Roaches! Two or 3 sprayings a. year with % G31 $1409 PREVENTHEM will clean them out. Ga], 51,82. Stainless and odorless. Wonderful Send check .1. , for upholstered furniture. Kills Roa- ches at once. BENGAL CO., 214. St. Nicholas Ave. Near 121st St., N. Y. City. “It’s worth the price because it does the job.” ' $1.60 Gal,’ ~—-. (}al_ Size 850 PEACE We thank‘ You, FATHER ALLEVNES %AKER;Y Cocoacnut Bread -— Butter Bread -- Machine Bread, 10c ea. Tennis Rolls, 3 for 10¢ - Spice Buns, 10 8; 15¢ ~ Pan Rolls, 8 for 55 1465 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 118th and 119th Sts. N. Y. City Thank You, FATHER emee seaenms I Groceries, Meats, Fruits}, Vegetables. Divine Sausage, Eggs. Butter, Honey and Chickens from the Promised Land ‘ M .. FA.'rHEI-rs Mind and Spirit c... 1820 MADISON AVE. New York City We Thank You FATHER R E N N V ’ § I Cut Rate - Hardware and‘ I House Furnishings ‘ Keys made---51': each 1366 5th Ave. New York City" Bet. 113th and 114th Streets ‘ Money Order , If 0.0.1). pay post man 18c more M0. 2-3610. PEACE PEACE Thank You, A .p n LI rs HTZ- nenss GOODS Peace may Dress length Remnants always on hand , at reasonable prices , I 860 FAERMNOUNT PLACE, APARTMENT 3G v go “ 174th Street Station. I R. T. ‘ Bronx, N» Y. s NEW YORK. CITY L 36:33’/_>,, Warren St. Phone: SHe 7071 is Waamom..Mm eomsmasms PEACE ' Thank You, FATHER Gﬂﬁﬁ WLL BAKERY Peace, everybody! Fresh Rolls and Pastry Daily. We desire your patronage. 693 N. 131;}: ST» l’HILA., Pa. Thank You, FATHER PEAQE DEN RQQM MEALS 10 and 15 Cents. Everything served in. Father’s Mind and Spirit We Thank Father for every blessing PEA:CE Phila., Pa. Lonnbartl 4627 PEACE Main 7175 .E@%N P. GUNEA Successor to Pietro Giunta WHOLESALE and RETAIL City Dressed Meats and Livestock Hotels and Institutions Supplied was So. 9'61: STREET PHILADELPHIA, Pa. D PEACE imsgrty coat & Apron ﬁupply ’ Let Integrity serve you--We are sure to satisfy you We Thank ‘You, Father 59111 8: Arch Sts. Philadelphia, Pa. PEACE PEACE 9mm Goosperative Dong Room All for One, and One for All None for One ’I‘hat’s not for All 4 MEALS 10c -- 151: We Thank FATHER for Every Blessing we POPLAR sT. -‘EAVCE I _ ’ §§'iE£$1'ER & G%0$§MA;NAi AMEATS and GROCERIES ,:133 RIDGE Avm, ms SOUTH ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Tel. Kin. 2644 _ ‘" Peace Quaker city Talorng ﬁhop (leaning, .Dyemg., Pressing and Repairing 7 WE CALL FOR and DELIVER P. L. Jones, Prop. 616 S. 16th STREET E"!-.'§AsCE ‘ Thank You, FATHER PEA@E %E3TAuRAN'I' Delicious Meals Served in FATHEIPS Mindﬂand Spirit 10c and 15:: T So1;‘_‘S9’»'-. o T HIILADELPHIA. Pa. % The NEW DAY PHILADELPHIA, PA. . Thank You, FATHER E >pEA'CE Phila., Pa. . May 13:11, 1939 A.D.F.D. Phone Locust 4465-4:466 Peace Race\9949 seam; Gzngernte 00.. 233 N. JUNIPER STREET PHILA., PA» _ PEACE Thank You, FATHER LAWRENEE MM. Wholesale and Commission Merchant Live and Dressed Poultry, Eggs, etc. 337 s. FRONT ST. PHILA., Pa. PEACE Bell Phone, KINgs1ey 2734 Key Phone, Race 2217 _V BROADWAY MEAT MARKET WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS in Beef. Veal, and Mutton, Fresh and Salt Pork We Thank You, Father 1508 SOUTH ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Beii Phone: Lombard 8019 Peace MORR$ FRANK CO., INC. Butter, Eggs and Cheese --— Canned Eggs a Specialty We Thank You, FATHER 337 so. FRONT ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA. PEACE . We Thank You, FATHER s a macs scum sum Philadelphia, Pa. Phorn-e PEN 6649 Grocery, Delicatessen, Fruitszmd Vegetables; 1610 so. 8!‘. PHILADELPHIA, PA.‘ We ﬁaank You, FATHER Te‘l._ WAiLnut 1077 R.PATANE Live and "Dressed I’.’0uI‘£;1?y and Eggs -sea S.;9th szmnmr . T = .—9:I*hij!a.,.fa. Peaoe ; V '——- --~ —_ A. «— ——4- T:-:“--,-_«-,» _.,__’____ .,,.__.,,__- _._..\_’—...—«—--— \_g_ v \ 1 1 l l l l .5 May18ih, 1es9,A.n:r.n. is t'u‘T.l1'. new in A Y 17 Peace eeiings Sundays in Roklomd reiace T Announcements“ Made .. . “OUR V FATHERS MESSAGE” ‘ A_AT7‘THE BANQUET TABLE M - @152-160 WEST 126th ST., NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 2:40 PEACE,‘ EVERYONE!" Everybody happy? So am I! I believe every?’ body -‘will be happy after awhile. If youare not happy in reality, we are going to try to do something to make everybody happy. ' This is Sunday i:norning,'but next Sunday "we are anticipating having our RIGHTEOUS GOV- ERNMENT‘ MEETING‘ and "a general Meet-_ ring as" usual at the Rockland Palace, and from thenon"'the remainder of the summer every Sunday. ,,,_ _ h , 7t i As GOD fills all space and is absentfrom none, i'f1'lllIlgf all of the departments}-as they may be termed, I_do not merely s_ay,We’wi1l’ have a Mass Meeting as merielyga political meeting, neither merely a massmeeting repre- senting the religious phase of our ‘Work; but a Meeting that will get everybody,’ as many as possible, inthe .Auditorium of the (Rock- land Palace, and we figure on having a eral» Meeting.» » . - There will be speaking by visitors and all visitors are welcome to participate ifthey care to, so long as it is Evangelical and legitimate. Seatswill: be free, the sameia-s in all of our divers meetings. You do not have to spend youlrﬂmonieyl as: farce1as*coming;to3..any of our public meetings is concerned, asfar as We are concerned. _._You, may come and enjoy yourm selves all day, if you wish to. As far as refreshments »are concerned, re- freshments will be sold in the Auditorium, or Dining»—ro‘om," whichever, as usual ;’ so, "if you dessire to remain there all"»‘*‘d'ay-3‘?"you",are wel- come tel do} 80- i ‘ We are a-nticipatingihaving the maindere er the ' %iu'_r'nmer',*‘ and"-aside from r -we are antici-p'atin'gVl’having different’..’Pt1lQ~,l£i:cg _ me:eitings*?:and ....d,emons»trations~ nether‘ l in] i.qth9ril;p1aces‘ : 0:11 the tW:en;ty.feig;hth;.0,£. thiyys gen- ritation» )1 _ C inonth,’no--doub‘t, We will be goingto Newark for a great, Demonstration in the unity of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose, to fur- ther demonstrate this .-UNION of which we represent. A ’ ‘ v V In all of our Meetings, as I afore said, you are welcome to attend without any considera- tion of paying fees as you do in other halls, and also Without any consideration of collec- . tions or anything of that sort. Come and bring , your friends if you care to, so long as you come in the spirit of honesty, competence and truth. I will be there, if I AM not Personally present, for ‘I AM EVER-PRESENT with‘ you. I thank you. ' ‘ tNow I would like to say, today by permis- sion, with tickets, a few of My followers have been invited by Captain Bloomer to attend a meeting in the Madison Square Garden. If it . is convenient or possible for any of My im- ‘mediate .co—workers to participate in co~opera- tion with Captain Bloomer, as he has invited us tgoﬁoarticipate, for the sake of being with him” and endorsing his ,.a-ppreciation, you are welcome to do so, as many as the tickets will permit. M’ y I would like to say, you are going only on‘ tickets; Admission is only by tickets and spe—~ ‘ , cially invited guests; therefore it is the priv-iv‘ ‘M iilege of ‘a few of My inmmecliate co-Workers and followers to be there tomorrow evening, at least this evening, at eight-thirty, if you care to. . We a'ppr.ec~iate the invitation coming through» l_ Ca‘_pta'in Bloomer as ‘a representative of the American Citizens’ Nompartisane Committee. This isfn-ot it,‘hut as a7represe'ntative> of the American Citizens’ N on-partisan" Co'mm.ittee- of which he is "representing, he is participating with the Oxford Group, who will be holding a‘ .r public meeting there this evening;-—:-in C0-0'D€1‘3«‘< tiorrwith the Moral Re-armament for PEACE, - Those who wish to attend ofthe .i.n,'1_mediate followers, they are welcome to cdowso; "'I”do, not, , bear record; ~5whether ticket-s~ are» sold tothe general ‘ public or not. i.Capta.i~n Bloolner: No,‘ itis all by ticket, “mpg any VFATHER: Captain Bloomer just said, it: is all by invitation and We have an invitation, afew of us, through and by Captain Bloomer , ‘be‘i;ng° connected and representing'*th'e:‘PEACEy BMISSION MOVEMENT in a great” measu-re;i therefore_ he has invited some of {us to pa1ftic,i_- pate and be there. ‘I-am quite sure" Captain Bloomer Will’ be there and of course!I‘ am sure», it is not anything. Wrong can be done by going if you care to go. I thank you. p . _ ; Now I ;wou1~d’1ike to say again, ,_ we are anti- cipatingsomething coming off ‘a little later, .011, but I will not tell you just exactly What—at least, I will tell you after a while, but not just now, until-the representatives shall have made the .reports that everything is signed for the-4 whatsoe'verV_it may be! -I thank you! V 5 .P.EACEb_ We Thank’ Youl_.--._?A,'l1‘}_IlE}—'I'i I Surgeon Dentist 2143 seventh Avenue B New York, N. B 2.189 Eighth Avenue :1‘~1FEast:.1_,15th Street _ y ’ i ‘ Mjay 18th’ 1.939..A‘.D‘;.F;D.;] Peace _ Thank, rou, rATm:_:n Pi®a¢°lD5i“i'5'1§RW-’m Meals 10c ande15c as _ ‘_ 24566’-7th -Ave. ‘N. Y. city PEACE- . . «WY KIIM 5 East’,115’thiSt.' 13’4«West 116th St. ‘ -A York Qityi’ “ _- ‘ e . _ . _ _ Thank You. FATHER peace .A " _'We thank You, FATHER s. & M. DEPARTMENT s'roRE e- 10¢ -.-'-" 25cand up to Dry Goods,‘ House‘ Furnishings, Hardware New York City. '(Nea.r use: Street)" V ~ ._ ~ " . .<~ 'PEA¢El_ , ’ Thank You, FA'i‘I{ER PEACE, SI-EOE REPAIRING — _HALrgsoLE Eon» GENTS —_’- 50¢ HALF ‘SOLE FOR LADIES — 40¢: _ _.. Job finishedpwhile you ~ , ‘ .BR_OTHERS’ H QUARTERS ' Beace , . _ _ North I-I31-1em’s‘Lj . .f ‘ z . — Furniture Store I 32715 8th lAvenue, Bet. 144th &'14e5_.t_11f St'~s.; ru:RlNITuRE l %. 21,8300 in, nugqnm ‘ n-1909 ~l'ﬂ‘EN ‘ EVENINQ5 TlLL,9, P.M. EXCEPT FRIDAI TILL 6 r.1\g.;.-:,-.. RADI9. B A PEACE same Dztzcam sssn Delicioll'S?:Panclakes and Coffee, 10¢-V-,_—__-_ with Bacon, 15c —— Sandwiches, 5c. HomegMade._Cal;es, 5c —— Toast &Jelly, 40 -.-- Pudding, _5c —Exce11entfco££ee,c3c. ' Exclusive Agency for FLDRSHEIM "SHOES Also .0ther ‘Standard Bfanglls for , Men Ell , «Also Oranges &, Grapefruit.‘ i 104 L1-:Nox ‘A e or * ,lAr¢h}'$ﬁ1ii?61*t'_.Sh9e§._. AVENUE A » ~ V For -Women..‘. {L} PEACE: -We Hm Way‘ ENJOYED W1 FATHER PJSACE, ”*-'~-"Ta; UN; 4.3043 * V ‘Established 26 Years.l ' i We Ydﬁ," FATHER sheets, mow cases, Spté-’%ds.-»tB1ahkéts, curtains, T§m{els»1:vifLinen Table (llothslanld SHDTCOYBYS Order Ilrapee and Cilijtain ‘Material * Cor-c114*h B‘ B" x ei,1599;PAts1<oAvENitIE B ' ‘ *PE’A'c'E , New Yea: new I ,/§._:/A .‘.,..,_/J‘ " ‘ , »q,,, , May“ 13:5, 1939 ’AA.D;F.VD.T ,_,...—>-r . 4 PEACE 1>EACi..“ TheN1_e:W DAY‘ 4s%N£w1TEns1Ev Awsnrnsms HP» V 4 ' V It’s Truly W_onderfu1! , jhVVe Thank E_‘athe‘1-hfoér All the Blessings , STUPREME‘ moo srotnas. No. ‘ - ’BRo.HLoEB Mgr. ~ ' g r T145;-.49. .rRINcE ST. Peaee V NEWARK; ‘iii’ .1. ’ Thank You, ; FATHER Peace ‘ __ T ’ Feet hurt? Get relief in manous comronrsnoss Women’s4to 12 EEE —- Men’ S10 15 EEE _ _ 29 MARKET ST., Newark, N. J. Tel MA 3-0311 _ A Opp. Court House Thank ‘You, FATHER DR. 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Wood, Basket 10c —— Goal. 100 lbs. 500 »' A Oil. Gal. 9c T True Fai-'th’s 164-166. so. st. . , Thank Yon, FATHER I. ms-:.rLm Grocery anti Delicatessen ‘ We appreciate your patronage. L * .. 248 SOUTH ORANGE AVE. News_n’=k,. N. J. PEACE . Tj;e1'.” onange '5-"9333 V ' ’P‘eacé V. MAGLIMANE & $0N;$ MEATS, GROCERIES, VEGE’1‘ABLE§— = ' A Southern Foods‘ ' 177 SOUTH ST. ‘T ORANGE, N. J. PEACE‘ Thank_'__You_,’ [FATHER CAROLS supm MARKET The Neighborhood’s Outstanding Store 149 PARROW STREET ORANGE, NEW JERSEY PEACE Tel; ’MIt‘che11 242803 $am’s Neighnomood E-"oo;dT«Ma:rket Fu11;Line of Meats. GroceI'ies,“. Dairy” * T‘ * V‘ _ Fruit and Vegetables, Fresh Fish? d4a.il’y.T ' “ Southern Products our Specialty. Free‘: delivery _1A';T5 WEST. MARKET ST. ‘T . . PEACE - ‘ .Than.k. FATHER Cooperative Peace Grocery Store Everything in Fine Groceriesnat ‘Very Lew Prices - ' < T ‘ . NEWARK,’ N. ‘J. SAWVS MRRKE '4 ., 1 C. FERN ¢ V. 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M. “To those who strive to do something for their special lineage, race, nationality, organization or group, this Message will provea great blessing of emancip-ation, if they are open-minded enough to receive it; for FATHER explains the mystery of power which lies in UNITY, or in other Words, may be described as the Universal Brotherhood of Man. The great Democracy Divine, which is brought’ about by unselfish love for all without lirnitations, can thusbe enjoyed by all nations, and heaven truly be established on earth. . Without consideration of “Mother’s Day,” ac- cor-ding to the mortal version, our SAVIOR com- pares His INFINITE LOVE for all alike, to the love of a mother for her child and the child’s __.love in return for the mother’s love; -for as the mother attracts the child’s love in return for the loving care she gives it, so does the FATHER- v MOTHER-GOD of all receive the devotion of His universal family in return for the mighty, HOLY LOVE HE extends to them all. I Present with us on. this occasion to hear this glorious Message from the LORD, was Miss Lili Rendy, staff reporter of a Hungarian periodical, of Budapest, ‘Hungary, who expressed briefly her appreciation, and Dr. Broadman,. who gave us his usual resume of world affairs, on which he is so Well’ informed. E * I THANK YOU, FATHER DEAR! ’ ,. (The foregoing statements are »-those of the litranscriber, and FATHER’S l\fIessag~e follow/s:,)_i PEACE, EVERYONE! I I Her-e.we4a1lare a-gain-——E PLURIBUS UNU,M—,-« p lt1h‘e’UNITY of r'spirit;‘-’ or ,miiid,;»:’of,“aim land of“ r it 95986.; to ironliy-1,, come; rin the reality of that E PLURIBUS UNUM, the salutation of many and the experience of you all, realizing you all, whatsoever you are, are composed of ONE and ONE composed of many, vice versa. , Then I say,~it is a privilige to say E PLURIB'US UNUM, for we bring into actuality the outward expression of it not merely by stressing ‘itfin , words, but in deed-s and in actions we stress it p more distinctly, that mankind might understand I it and see the significance of it. For this cause I say, here we all are and there I I AM; there I sit and here you stand; there I stand * as well as sit; I stand and I sit in the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose, tangibilatn ing, materializing and re-personifying that unity I of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose until that which was invi~si'lole shall be ‘made visible universally among us. _ ‘ E ‘ y The desirable shall be as much a_ reality which has been real in the conscious nientalityeiof ,men that has been undesirable. But we bring . into actuality the sample and the example firstly I ‘ ‘ by coming into the unity of Spirit, of mind,jof if Q p _ , aim and of purpose within, and by harmonized I ing together externally as an abstract expres- sion of our mental and spiritual conception, that men might observe the significance of this . Universal Brotherhood ‘of Man that has been" i lying dormant in the hearts and lives of the children of men, waiting for expression, wait- ing for a chance for expression, that the Bro- v ‘ therh-ood of Man might be, established on the E earth, plane by the children of men comillg‘ to- ~ phase iofv _life ». and harmonizing for one common purpose,‘ I for each and everyone to. realize the care of his automatic care of himself, A that J " it might come forth into expression and that he,‘ might be able to express the con-cernin-g I E ; the mystery. as it is revealed or._unfo1ded‘byl the “ ‘E unity of spirit, of mind, of aim‘ of purpose; gether in and on one common brother is the IA Matter oi‘.Cou.rfsel,‘“ , E 7 For "this."=,ca_us-eg Ewe I» are ‘assembled?-l»here If “%e¥*nine++n9€t,9n1ElthiS 1 I .22 say to our visiting friends, but this is a matter of course with us. It is a matter of course With all of those who are lost in M-e whole-heartedly com- pletely and once and forever consecrated. It is a matter of course by which the Whole universe shalljbe contagioniz-ed With the same contagion V of this of which we are expressing———the Univer- sal Brotherhood of Man an.d the conscious recog-“ nition and the realization of GOD being" your FATHER. As a common phrase We quite often quote the Universal Brotherhood of Man and the conscious realization of the FATHERHOOD of GOD. -- T ’ ' When this shall have been established in all of the nations of the earth as it here under My Personal jurisdiction, so shall it be universally; foraas With an individual, so ‘With. a nation; and as with anation, the characteristics, the disposi- tion and every desirable expression, they are all contagious even as the contagion is manifested in the individual. Can ‘you not see the mystery? Then it will be a glorious privilege in the fu- ture When all of thenations of the earth uni- versally shall have been contagionized with this great Contagion of which we are expressing; for thislittle expression, as it may be termed, is the-lleaven that shall leaven the Whole lump. In the fulfilment of the Scripture it shall be a reality. If you retrace your thoughts back to the ex- perience of Jesus, the great LOVE MASTER, ; when CHRIST came among the children of men visionally-—-in other Words inspirational.ly as a revelation, as it may be termed--there Was the sound of the voices of the spiritual unfoldment , of GOD’S Presence asthough the voices were V coming from heaven, singingi “Glory to GOD in the highest and on . earth PEACE, GOOD WIILL to men.” Righteous Government T ' it When this shall have been reckoned and recog- nized among’ - the children of men, We shall 7:5 IIS have a “RIGVI-ITEOUS GOVERNMENT and the governments, “as they may be termed, of our T civilization universally will harmonize together , nationally and internationally, even as We har- monize individually, severally and collectively here " This is My Work, ’My Aim and My Purpose-— to ‘bring the reality of the Universal Brotherhood . f- Man andvthe conscious realization of the _ , FATHERHOOD of GOD; and When" this shall " 5: have been established, wars will be no more. _The_re, will be no longer need for armies and lln,avp1es_,to «protect themselves against the inva- °f iwillrlearn to: love ThetNEW DAY May 1?8t,h,19,39 iA.D.If‘;D. each other and recognize that brotherly love by nature and by heredity, by nature and by ac- tually realizing this is the heritage. They all should realize they are unified together by nature an-d by the birth and by_the MAKER, if they are all made by the one CREATOR! When this is established, how glorious it will be! " Just look over this little audience, as it may _ apparently be to Me. It may be vast to those who do not know.’ This is merely a matter of ' course in My Personal, private dining-room for My immed«'iate Personal, individual family, as it may be termed; but it is a sketch and a reflec- tion. When We are in our larger dining-rooms and auditoriums, it is the same, the same expres- , sion. Wheresoever I AM, they are packed as closely together asvthey can stand. It is because of this LOVE-«UNSELFISH LOVE! The “moth- er love” of humanity, of mankind, I may stress for consideration, is a love as an expression, a sketch and a reflection of the reality of the LOVE of GOD among the children of men,‘ and i how a little child has a tendency to love its mother and stick closely to her. Because of that tender love and care the mother has for‘ the child, the reaction of that love attracts the atten- tion of the child. Can you not see the mystery? This Mighty, Holy Love From a psychological point of view, from" a in scientific point of view, it is true and it must be true, for the mother loves the child and in‘ turn consciously or unconsciously the child has a tendency to love its mother.‘ Can you not see the mystery? Then it is an expression as a sketch ‘ ‘ and a reflection of a percent of a fraction ofva grain of a percent of a fraction of a grain of the - grain of the mystery of this of which I AM stressing——this “mighty HOLY LOVE, the LOVE.‘ ’ of GOD brought to fruition in the presence of you all as a FATHER,-MOTHER—GOD filling all space and absent from none,‘ caring the same for each and everyone! By this the love is transmitted, it is reincar- nated and it returns to the ONE from whence it ‘has come. Can you not see the mystery? Then say, they love Me sincerely because of ‘the mothif erly love transmitted but supernaturally estab- lish.e_ol even herediitively, because you inherit it by nature by being at partaker of GOD’S Nature that is transmitted to all of His People, , you not see“ the mystery? Then I say it is a "privilege! Hence, as in,,;thi-s; dining-room within these Walls, as aysketch amt. _ a reflection ofla percent of a percent c'>,f*6%1l1’3‘<-3__I‘_~,.—,-;_,«. ~ ' U cent of at frac_‘tion,}of' A A" if _ the “reality_of, ‘wlhat,.I‘:i V pp‘. .. of the. pérceit 6f O " cl A A ’... May 13:11, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY. shall it be established throughout all the lands I and countries of civilization_' wheresoever man is found; for this FATHER-MOTHER LOVE of I GOD transmitted, shall envelop the World and shall bring them all automatically back to their GOD from whence they were ‘driven. Can you not see the mystery? The Cause of the Followers’ Devotion Then, it is a privilege to live in such a recog- nition, for this love is transmittible and it is re- ciprocatable. Can you not see what a glorious privilege it is and the cause of the devotion of My followers to Me? It is because of that LOVE, that FATHER-MOTHER LOVE transmitted and conveyed to them and inculcated anId reincar- nated, inserted and injected in them, in their ' lives and in their minds. There is LOVE written in their minds that cannot be denied! Hence it shall envelop the world and shall bring all of the nations of the earth together. As this sketch and a reflection I AM demonstra- ting on My immediatestaff here with Me Per- sonally, so shall it be universally. There shall ‘be no division among My People! Just think of how , glorious it will be when ‘ men learn to unlearn what they have learned; to study war no more; to unify themselves to- gether as one man at J erusalem—-but better not ‘ say at Jerusalem now, for they are not so closely u-nifiedtogether there—but I might say, gather- ed together as one man in the PERSON of the BODY of FATHER DIVINE! . - . with the rec- ognition of the realization of the Brotherhood of GODgand the Brotherhood of Man, for it is GOD’S Brotherhood manifested in you all, trans- mitted from your GOD._ Jesus the CHRIST was the first-born accord- ing to Christendom-W'as the first-born among many brethren. Then it must be the Brother-_ ’ hood of GOD transmitted to man through the I One in’Whom I came! One Family Then I say, build upon this foundiation and you will see‘ others will be partakers of this great Contagion, and eventually enter into this recog- nition. and live forever on earth in heaven, with ‘victory over every trial and over avery tribula- tion, until there willbe but ONE FAMILY rec- ognized by all coming into, this recognition of the Universal Brotherhood of Man and the con- scious recognition and .the realization of the FATHERHOOD of GOD. . , If ‘I represented an individual race, creed or ' _ color, or any individual fline,age,fit[ would be a ! ’ 7 ,;mat_ter.'I,ofilimpossibilityforj My1Sp.irit to draw your” all collectively and universally together; for it- Would merely reach those effectively on whom I would beconcentrating, those on whom I would desire to confer or bestow “My Blessings; there- fore it would reach them alone and attract ‘them. Can you not see the mystery? Where the people make a failure, it_ is because . of selfish love and selfish, tendencies, selfish: fancies and selfish pleasures. You cannot ex- press nationally nor even organizationally effec- tively if you are expressing “lineageally,” ac- cording to your respective lineage ‘and not ac- cording to the unselfish organization of which. you might be representing. Can you not see the I mystery? , There are those who are contending for their respective groups, their respective nationalities,» their respective lineages and different respective organizations. It is a matter of impossibility for I them to have the victory so long as they express and contend for such a thing, for they must rec- I ognize by nature, if not by profession—-E PLU- RIBUS UNUM. They must recognize by theﬁ I actuated words of expression, if not by profes- sion, the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim of purpose, the lineage of which we are stress- ing, the Universal Brotherhood of Man and the conscious realizati-on of the FATHERHOOD. of GOD. Bound. by the Mortal Version . In your respective lineage you are bound ac- cording to the mortal version. You cannot go I above the barrier of your individual lineage, if you are mortal-minded and adhere especially to your respective lineage or organization, or t __ , your respective nationality. It is a matter of impossibility for you to express the TRUTH ef- » fectively, if you live in a selfish state of con- sciousness and do not express the spirit and -the meaning of a democracy. I Oh, it is a privilege to In this democracy of ours, it is classed as dem- ocracy because of its independence, of its free- dom of speech and freedom ofthe press and the I i We must be “democ- freedom of assemblage. L racy-ly” inspired and “dem~ocracy-ly-minded” to be a re-al representative of the true democracy, of the Brotherhood of Man and the FATHER-I . I HOOD of GOD, ‘because if we are not, even if we body We- is may represent, Owe must be non-partisan-mind-L is " I ed to express the true democracyof which we II are partisan or whatsoever political are stressing even in this country._ I Then, to produce this and_bring itstohltfruitionbf .. in ourselves individually,-Iseverally, and_‘collec‘>“ ptively, we must den-yjall 'relations‘h. ‘£0; 23,, observe the mystery! I 7 . I . . and ‘by invention, I advanced’ politically, scientifically and organize- ,— 24 all limited barriers andﬂall limited’ “partisanism-- at-ed” expressions, and recognize GOD’S AC- TUAL, . PRESENCE as the AUTHOR and the FINISHER of all true democracies. > Oh, ‘it is a privilege to observe the mystery and! to ‘bring into your daily experience and into the -minds. of the people, the significance of be- ing non-gpartisan-minded politically and being non-srectari-an-minded religiously. Can you not. see the ’“mystery? Being interdenominational re- , ligiously and also being internationally estab- lished in- your consideration, where you can be non-_-partisan, Anon-sectarian and be non-ra-ci~a.l~ -The “iterracial--ality" of the TRUTH must be es- tablished in you concerning yourself as a race or asfa nation, for if you are rising in opposition to some other nation selfishly, if you think by your organized masses together with more power to overcome the other, with such a selfish tendency it a matter’ of ‘impossibility for you to gain‘ the victory and be in PEACE continually’ in this world ,of -civilization as civilization advances. Why? For as civilization advances, men will study more and more how to overcome by science to ‘overcome you if you have tionally. where you may have a great political machinery with your army’s and your navy’s power to overcome all other powers. I The Contagion of Prejudice prejudice will not lie dormant in you alone, - if you overcome all mankindl-—the same prejudice’ will: be transmitted to other minds, and that same prejudice may grope"”‘in darkness- for awhile, but that same prejudice and "malici- ous intent will ggrope and grow and grow and brood until after a while it will be developed in other nationswith the light of this advanced . V _ icivilizationv through science ‘_ and invention, to » createf. enough power politically through the ' army and navy ofsuch anation, to rise in opposi- tion to you, though you had been the master nation of £11 nations and had all power. Can you not; see-themystery? ’ . I. The only hope of the redemption of human- ity, is to get at the CAUSE of such and root it "out, and by destroying the CAUSE of War, the , A effect of it will wane of its own abnormal weight. I -Can youvaynot see the mystery? I- i~Th'en I say, ‘from this Religious Center, as it may" be termed, shall‘ go forth the LIGHT to all civilization and shall redeem all mankind and bring them ‘all into subjection to this Democracy A V according to the way I have established it among ourselves, .. until . all humanity , shall recognize. the 1v i presem.-eif‘pr the‘ .ALMlGH'1‘,.Y, bx doing u_n.tol The N EW DA Y others as they would have them" do V to them’ among men. . I need not say more at this instance. I had a-risen especially to say We have visiting friends with us, as it is My custom to give‘ our visiting friends a chance to speak, to .move volitionally as We do if they care to. If they do not care to «move vo_litio-nally as We do, they ‘may "give us their names, addresses and professions and we willgladly introduce them according. to custom. Dr. Broadman Introduces a. Guest from ' Europe I would just like to say before I take My seat, Whilst Dr. Broadman is with us this morning, al- though he is not a visitor, not a stranger, but ‘as one among us in a way of speaking, yet he has a Whole lot -to tell us from time to time. He has .a whole lot to tell us from the different angles of expression and from the different fields of en-. deavor. Of course if he has anything to say, he may lead‘ out, if he wishes to, and then giveall of our visiting friends a chance to have their say, I thank you. I (Dr. Broadman rose to speak brieﬂy at this juncture as followsz) ‘ . ‘ “Peace, everyone: We are honored with ‘a dis- tinguished guest from" Hungary, Miss Lili Rendy, and I think this lady would like to say a few’ words to us before her departure.” ‘I ' " Rendy’s response to the introduction was as followsz) V H ‘ . “I don’t speak well English, so I would like to thank’ You very much for the speech, and I am very glad that I had the luck to hear Your won- derful speech, and I am‘ going home I am telling to everybody what I have seen and heard Everybody knowsalready, Your Name in Europe and also in our coun.t1?Y. pandhltam very glad I have had my own experience‘ to be so glad and lucky to see You.” i I v (An interview was granted to Miss ,iRendy, which was recorded and transcribed that others might share the blessing. ‘It will befound else- where in this issue.) A ' I \, PEACE . we Thank You,‘ FATHE; HEARTS PAPER I C0,.‘ — . 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I Thank; You, FATHER J 1~zewVll1fork ..;.~#~\ E A _, _;__ ..._.- §°"'.:'E*'§i'l'lVﬂ3L“.'.¢'?“_'.."U‘!-"".9.‘)nDd<lf\ c+f\|-bVmr?-('>.¢-Q-?'r‘n’I~..¢-o- |_.J(-‘e-I-.dn-b-tn!-uifﬁ--bl-I!-rld|—| l May 1321;, F1939’, A;D.F;D'; : 'I‘h”e FATHEt , Gérdnisimterview to Renﬁll; Staff Reporter oi ‘,‘A zi Est”, Bl“5“Psi S*: Hungary ' Pliancezl Reception Room-,o_fA the Madison Avenue. Residence _ p . 1887-9 Madisronj,Ave., York City V _ I i._“Tin}1e:, .Si,i.1nc._i'a.y‘A'ftefr,ri_O<){n, May_14,1939A.D.F.D. » The beautiful .-Luncheon-B anquet,ito . Miss 1 Rendcy, of Budapest, Hungary, had been a. guest, was almost completed; This young lady. had tele- phoned in, several days ahead, inquiring if she ». might see FATHER DIVINE. " She was informed that it ‘I’n=ight‘“be‘ possible for her to come to" one ~ _ of the Banquets where" FATHER'DIVINE"wou1d be officiating, and "at such- time, if - sherso: de-T sired, she couldiremain and "observed the activi- ties ofithis Banquet-Meeting as long as liertime would permit her. She was further informed. that in all probability,- she might have the pleas- ure of hearing FATHER ‘Lecture at the'/Banquet Table. _ Sunday» noon] arrived,” and Miss Rendy came, the Banquet was served by the LORD, and the of Praises rang out theirecho-es throughout the building. Testimonies of.'l.intfe.1'estl'}iIi ‘thanksgivng to the LORD, FATHER-I DIVINE,‘ for .the‘..=Won- d-‘ers of His, Love, in redeeming .-and saving and transforirnin'g",b‘odies, were listened to with great appreciation by the -vast assembly, as the dif- ferent individuals H testified to the Truth" of this Great ‘Mission of. CHRIST and of its effect, their lives. _ .. . _ FATHER, on this occasion, moving at ' His Own, Good Pleasure fiiandi according to His Own Will, arose and gave .a inagnificent Message, which" ”wou1«d*enlighten- the vfunderstandfing of “ any mind,Yandf:woul_d,.s'atisfy the questioning of _, ' any cuxji¢.S§it§{-,Sféekiri‘g“§iﬁr, any Sinsere sea1?ch.eIt,_9fi' the Truth, ‘if ‘they’! were ‘open-minded and un- biased. ‘?Bu't"'the =1i1nitedY knowle»dgé'.o.f man thinks it mus'tfalw’ays_, quest and ask and persist.in_ques-_u_ tioning to show its capability, but .this is mortal in its fullest‘ senseyfor if one wou1d“have"listened attenti’v-elyztli-to FAT:HER’S Message given. at them). Banquet-I Table»- 1'9-St. /prior to thisi---interview,.. they would have=£ouin:d I’ therein, "the *complete answers ’ ‘C0 their inquiries ,-. Miss. Ready-Jslti11.s9usht-~an interview, ‘even"thoughf she st'at’evd"”that' ‘She had [A [to catci:i*,‘a'*l,i’ciairr--ritat three o’clock,-. to keep an —:ap,-«F pointment in another State, in the afternoon of . "this same day. It was already now four o’‘c1ock, % and the individual was conscious‘ of the time. FATHER went into the iRece=ption Room, and_ Miss Rendy followed, still insistent that FA- THER give her some information. stopped’ at thevdesk, and-»sp_0ke withthis young lady. Two, Secretarie's and Dr. Broadm_an,j.al- I so present at the Banquet, were blessed “to 'hear”these Precious Words of the LORD,‘ - which are now a FREE GIFT to all humanity. CHRIST, OUR DEAR LORD, we thank THEE. Miss Li1i,_Rendy, who. was not in the lleast ' it hesitant about what she, wanted to know, *en- i A tering the Reception Room, where FATHER. had = L just ‘gone, -approached FATHER and asked HIM‘ ‘ . . . Angels ate, of the gﬁeavenlygabundancerg ‘Songs ‘If HE would give her His ‘Views concerning HIS Work _andi__te11 her what HE does to make so many peo-p1e;,,f0llow HIM; and whatlilzfl cando, _ I etc. _ i A 9 (The foregoing statements .arei"ithos_e" of -the * tr‘anscr’iber,,. and the following is FATHER’S. interview with Miss Lili Rendy,—~-reporter of Budap,est,‘Hungary.) - - I I .,F_ATHER: One issue of the “New 'Day” can it "answer effectively, more than I could Personally, in aifew brief moments. .Th_at is the .idea! You say _your..want to know My-View,-.-. whatfnre can do- For what? , . Miss ‘Rendy: For humanity. —_FATHER: .we11, I explained a littleiwhile ago i ‘in My Message. Just what I said inb'__l._\/Iy Mes- llsager to those in public,i_n _th,e,.'Leeture__,which I gave, I_sa._y the same to all.- O_f.course,,,. -when I -AM speakng, any place that I- AM spea'king,.MY have dictaphones which..carry.‘My.. llielssage in all parts of thelbuilding, and others--canhear 1t’ the “vv‘-sameas those to whom LIAM-L Miss‘ Ren_dy’:_Oh! Yes!" , FATHER: .. Of ’ course,_,,,.._asi-do Whiat,-- I. * % shaver I say is taken down?-by -:§StenO§_raPh¢1'.3 ~ 9 Words are not confined to the room in which,I .AlV_[ speaking. This place is‘el'ect‘rified;“ and we I ‘I V and , transcribed. A ’ . iMiss Rendy: Oh, I see! May I ask YOU when was the first time that YOU felt in YOURSELF I--the urge to help the peo-ple? And how di»d*YOU get in so very short a time, so many people to follow YOU? ' FATHER: . Well, did I not explain in Mes,-I sage in the dining-room? _ _A _‘ Miss Rendy: I would like to know when',did ‘YOU feel in YOURSELF for the firsttime the urge to clean the people? And howi‘YO_U"felt?, FATHER: Do you know Who I AM?‘ Do you know What the people say I AM? iMiss Rendy: Well, I would like to hear YOU say Who YOU are! - ‘ FATHER: For you, I AM just that! A “What I Take Myself To Be” Miss Re-ndy: And for YOURSELF? ,FATHER; Wh-atsoever I take MYSELF to be, and I AMijust that! I produce whatsoever I take “MYSELF to be, and put it forth into expression. To others I do the same. Some may produce the Brotherhood of man; some may not recognize the Brotherhood of man, as I explained a little while ago, in My Message at the Banquet Table: ‘how- ever, “every man after his own special calling.” Everyone-to his own calling. I speak and I act . according to the conviction of the individual, , \NOW you want to know how do I-—or what is it that I do that would cause so many.‘ people to follow ME? ‘ I , ' Miss Rendy: , That is it! Yes. _ .3 I FATHER: Everybodly is calling on the Name of GOD in one way or the other, the majority of them, unless they happen to be atheists, are they not? , i y . Miss Rendy: Yes, I think YOU are right; It I is always--YOU have "always in YOUR MIND these things‘, or only after a whil-e did YOU iturn A that way? Have YOU in the ‘beginning of Your Life _;fe1t different, and then YOU turned? b ; When Life Begins , . ~ ' FATHER: W'hen does Life begin, and when doesit end?» I 1 gMiss R'endy:~ Yes. “ . .lFATHERp:“ I AM -asking you that‘! If you tell ME when it begins, then I will be in a position to answer you ‘accura'tely',«'whensoever ‘-life begins M " or begun.“ When and wheresover it ‘begun, there I W is where we can talk from, if you will say, since you asked 'where"My'Li'fe begins. a . I .i ,— , Miss Rendy: LYou%rsee, that is what wonder! I V _FATHERv:v-tIf:_v"y‘ou'wan~t somethinginerely for ' . burlesque, "I “doubt: that?-you will; getitfhere. ‘ \ . Randy: {I do'not7think,so;, _ 'r1iie" NEW" DNA" Y carries My Message verbatim. Miss Rendy: YOU‘ see in Europe, there is very ’ FATHER: If you want-.facts,""the “New Day” many peoplel see, writing very much of YOU- L ‘FATHER: If you want facts very- much, the “New Day” carries My Message verbatim. I _‘_M'iss Rendy: I thought “that these facts bring much "nearer people. ' E _ ' ‘ V‘ FATHER: Take the “New Day,” re-publish the “New Day.” Write it each week, if you wish to write concerning ME. I . Miss Rendy: My-intention was to make‘ new ideas. » i - - FATHER: T-his is My Idea. (FATHER pick- ed: up one of the “New Day” Magazines from the de-sl~:,*and said): Do you not see the “New Day” carries My Message?’ (At this time FATHER stood up.) » I . Miss Rendy: I see! . A 2 . . . : -(One of the stenographersz) You fail to an- swer FATHER’S Question, therefore there‘ is nothing moreefor FATHER -to say. 1 Miss Rendy: Oh, I am not an important per- son—- '- FATHER: -That i is not the question; whether you are important or non-important. You asked ME '21 question, and then I asked you a question. Now what question did you ask ME? ‘ _ ‘Miss Rendy: My ‘question Was, “When did YOU feel in YOURSELF, YOU have to "clean the world, and have to make Peace, and everything?” ' FATHER: Well, do youi-believe in GOD? Miss Re-and-y: Ido. ~~ I“ I’ ‘- V , Make the] Contact ' L . ._ FATHER: ,All right! Now you pray to GOD and ask HIM when did HE feel in HIMSELF when'HE was to make the world, clean.‘ Now you pray to_’GOD_, according to the dictates, of your _own{_ consci.ousness, and ‘I, will ansv:v_'er‘,,you accordingly, if you make your rightful contact, if you are sincere and conscientious and have faith in the unadulterated GOD, the ,RE,D"EEM-+ ER and SAVIOUR of r‘nen-.—-_-in other. words, the CREATOR of all things. You make your right- ful, contact'imen.tally an_d__SpiritualIy, according ]t_o_ your ‘Religious, convict_ion,_ and I will answer ' you in lyo,u'r,ow’n, language and in your own, ver- sion. I Wlll answer you from your own vision and from your own conviction "according" to your own conviction, you see; ac_cord_ing. to, yourjown‘ conVictiJonq,Aptqthat_is thewm_ystery;_ therefo_re,\l.it is your privilege to is the,’ tery. H ‘ , But so far as oné"getti'ng' some information as to jliwhat I I ‘AM; What I 'Day,”*‘-‘carries? 'My_‘?‘—Message« ‘v-eiibpatinilji and»-;=in=-teach, May ism‘, 1-939 .'A1.D.F.D‘. —»-«-\«—’\—\_....._-av »";“"' ~ , a I :. ' C I Uupo -;.e_«:,n_l;_~ I-4 ‘(A vs ~ May 13:11, .1939 A.D.F.Dj. if 'The.N.EW,DAY if i " 29 issue of the “New Day,” --there are several dif- ferent lectures of Mine, carrying just exactly what I believe economically, socially, Religiously and otherwise. “But if you wish to know any- thing other than that, according toyour own in- dividual Religious conviction, as to what I think about how I begun, why now, if you ask your GOD with the spirit of sincerity, I will answer you, if you are true. ‘ Miss Rendiy: I s-ee! . Be Sincere FATHER: ‘ I say, according to your own Relig- ious conviction, be sincere an.d conscientious; I will hear your cry and will aswer you: your GOD will answer you from your own Religious conviction. HE will answer every question from your angle of expression, as to where GOD be- gun; where does HE start, and when HE stops, and what caused GOD to be impressed to do any- thing for the redemption of mankind to save them from the terrors of the world today, from the trials and tribulations that the millions are undergoing today» ~ Miss Rendy: .I» see! FATHER: Why, whensoever ‘GOD began in that thought, why, there is where GOD begun, and as G-OD is impersonal, you cannot confine GOD to Personality nor to Individuality, but as a Living Presence, INFINITE, OMNIPKOTENT, OMNISCIENT and’ OMNIPRESENT, why, you can reckon’ GOD’S Existence from that angle; but not'from.a Personal point of view, for GOD is absolutely impersonal. ‘ - \ Miss Rendy: Impersonal, yes! FATHER: And of course, if a person wishes to sum up matter from a mortal point of view, they can seek and go find‘ a plenty of men and women representing" mortality, matter an-d ma- terialism, but if you are seeking Salvation or the Representative and the_CREATOR and the Crea- tive Forces of Nature, why, GOD will speak and explain accordingly; ' ’ Miss Rendy: ’ I just thought there to ask YOU, ' because I. think many people wonder where ,FA- THER DIVINE takes ,His Origin, not knowing . exactly what some-th,ing is, YOU see; and there _ are very many,Europea‘ns do not understand ex- actly FATHER DIVINE’S intentions, and,Move- ment, and therefore, my intention was to make ‘absolutely known what it is-—just to not have - misunders-tvanding, YOU see. It is my intention to write an_ article. exactly clear,_showing the away and the things like it is‘. ‘ The Peace Mission .FATHER:. It is a, “UNIVERSAL ‘PEACE MISSION MOVEMENT,” irnpe/rson’al,. and im- \. ‘personally established. It is not an ,organization, . neither is it organizationable. IMen organize un- der the" different‘ movements-the s-ame as the Christian Movement. Men organize different or- ganizations, from a sectarian point oflview, but the Christian Movement is not an organization. The Jewish faith is not an organization, but there are many organizations und.er the divers movements of expression, the same as the Chris- tian movement and the Jewish faith, you see! _ Miss Rendy: I- see! Fifty million “ people, think, who are now following YOU? ' . FATHER; Well, of course, all who are living righteously, soberly and godly in this present world, they are following ME, or I AMI follow- ing them. ‘ ‘ . Miss Rendy: I see! I think I understand whit A they "follow YOU. . g , , FATHER: Yes, it is impersonal. .I AM not representing personality nor ‘individiuality. You will find in My Writings, I have stressed the sig». nificance of leaving personalities‘ and individ- ualities out of the picture, and forging througli the psychic plane, directly to GOD. There are those who call themselves intel-a ligent in this advanced civilization, who will look up, and they see something light up there, I if and they will say, “That is the sky;” and when they get there, if they go there, they will find, __ ‘ why, it is not the sky—-—what they would consider ordinarily the sky, “for the sky is nowhere and is nothing, but everywhere where there is noth- ing.” Hence, the superstitious, ignorant, ‘intelli-‘ gent people, do not know that «those things are true; that there is not any such a thing as “a sky,” as a consolidated piece of matter—like son1e- -I thing to stop as a destination, where you can go and find something tangible, or materialized, where you can go no farther, you see._ And as with this mystery concerning the sky, so with the existence of GOD, with or without a Body; Forge Through to the Source’ “ We forge through the psychic directly to. the I Infinite Source of all Supply, and /recognize the EVER-PRESENCE of the same. We deny the‘ reality of the mortal version of: men concern- ing GOD and man. We recognize something that transcends all materiality or mortality, all visi* bility of thin.gs-all things that are visible, and yet the visibility of things is the outward ex-- . pre-ssion. The visibility of things is the «outward express sion of that which is invisibleg‘ so it is a7-privilege to observe those things; ‘but sofar =as—.I telling you so much, I have told you more in one issue? . ‘ of: the “New Day,” than ,you.can‘lj~v'rite. 11QI\5¢0ui9.tI-*‘g:},, Y V. can ge.tiMy Picture , ‘ “New Day.” ' The NEW DAY 30 in years» . ‘ - Miss Rendy: I believe so. FATHER: I mean, if you would make it in book form, in the act of drawing out of it what I have said in one issue of the “New Day.” Miss Rendy: I see! FATHER: These are My Me-ssages which I AM giving daily, weekly. Miss Rendy: YOU are writing? j Not Representing Man F ATI-IER; And, they are given, absolutely gratis. Any person d-esiring to get information of "My Activities from this angle of expression, they can find all of the necessary information they wish for their advancement and for the ad- vancement of the public generally; but if they desire to find something to represent mortality or man, or something to be represented from the mortal version, they may not, or they will not find it in ME, for I AM not representing that. Miss Rendy‘: I understand YOU. I would like a. Picture of YOU, FATHER. Could I get one? FATHER: Although they have taken My Pic- ture here recently; I have had My Picture taken recently, but for many years I would not allow a Picture of Mine to be taken, as I AM imper- . sonail, I do not care for pictures, although My Fﬂoll-owers desire to have them, the same as you 'do; but that is not the significant point in My Consideration. .. Miss Rendy: It is good to see Your Picture, although it is not ,a very important thing, but to see the Picture, it makes it easier to understand.’ FATHER: Well, many times it may make it a little hard to understand, because My'Pictures are usually distorted. My Pictures are usually distorted, especially by the news press. Miss Rendy: Oh, no! I W FATHER: I mean they misrepresent ME by disfiguring My Picture; that is why I say, you just as it is through the Miss Rendy: Yes, but I don’t see it in Amer- ica. V V A Q FATHER: You have seen My Picture in Eu- * rope, have younot? I . V , t ,l\/iiss Rendy: Yes. ' FATHER: They do not look like ME. They \ try to make them in a way that they desire, for . the purp'ose of disfiguring. ,'Dr..- Broadman: FATHER means His Visible Picture, intmisrepresenting His Mission. i y ‘ V il“ForKVTh-is Cause I Came as I AM”. , FATHER: Youisee, they do not desire to rep- 1jesen't ME_a‘s IVAM-, .F-orthis cause, in, My;Like- ness as I AM, I came, that you might be meek and lowly in heart, to find GOD; for had I come in the likeness of the King of England, or had I pre- pared King Edward as My Body in which I was to come in at this time, they could readily re-. ceive ME as one among the royalty, of the royal family, but as insignificant as I came, they would not want to receive ME. Miss Rendy: I understand exactly. FATHER: Therefore, they desire to get a Pic- . ture——-a cut of ME, and reflect My Personal Ap- pearance. But even in showing ME as I AM, they disfigure My Picture; they try not to give ME _ justice at that, you see, for the purpose of low- rating the standard and the Work of My Mission. * See the mystery? That is what it is for! Miss Rendyi Therefore, I think it..is very im- portant if I can get one Picture that FATHER, HIMSELF, thinks is good»-not disfigured. FATHER: Well, the majority of the people do disfigure them. They will ,not publish the Pic~ tures as they are. Almost anyone will tell you, that these recent Pictures are nearer My Like- ness than they have been published, in a great measure; but they would not want something that was exactly like ME. They want something distorted, disfigured-., to molest or embarrass the situation concerning My Work and My Mission, because they do not want GOD on earth. But they have HIM, and they have to keep HIM-~ have HIM, or they will have to go. Persistence I Miss Rendy: But YOU would. not mind if I have one of these Pictures? If it is possible to receive it tomorrow, it would be wonderful; then also the Movement could be shown, how it is. FATHER: Of‘ course, I do not have any Pictures to give away. _ » Miss RENDY: ‘Can I not go somewhere. and receive one? Can I see or ask some secretary for one? ‘ FATHER: Well, as I say, “The New Day Publishing Company” may have some cuts. They may give you one.‘ ’ , Miss RENDY: Then can Iigo and get one? FATHER: I said they may give you one. ~I' could not say definitely. ‘ Msiss RENDY: Well, I think FATHER must agree. They don’t give me one, unless FA- THER agrees and if YOU like and if it is good, I should like to have one, not disfigured. —I'« - should liketo have one real and true'Pictu‘re 1‘ of YOU. . . ~ ‘ Dr. BROADMAN: ,FATHER.is talking about: the Invisible, and you are talking. about the: yisible. I , . , _ if .: } A May 18th, 1939 A.'D.F.D.;., ’ yam mtg He-P-(I2 rni-+-L—nu-41.. La 1.1715 A _.L_ ; R May 18111, 1939 A.D.F.D; 'TheNE.WDAY A A t31<l« Miss RENDY: I‘ understand! HE is talking about both-—-the Invisible and the Visible. Dr. BROADMAN:FATHER is showing where they are trying to ‘misrepresent HIM; even though the Picture may be reproduced, the ar- ticle with the "Picture is misrepresenting what FATHER is trying to do. The Materially Minded Press I FATHER: You see, the thought of it is, the average person and the average represen- tative of the press,they are material-minded; they cannot understand Spiritual things. I AM representing the Spiritual things of life, and yet I materialize them, but the Spiritual sig- nificance is what I AM stressing; and when « they see ME, they want some material informa- tion from a material or from a physical or personal point of view, to convey to the pub- lic, “HE is a man who looks like this,” “a man_ who looks like that;” but that is not the thought. i I Miss REN DY: I know! FATHER: If I would be invisible, and I should be invisible, just speak from the cloud and let them write it. I should just let them hear My Voice and not let them see ME, then they would understand ME better; they would love ME better; but they would not love ME, and they will not want My Personal Appear- ance, in a great measure, because of prejudice. That is the mystery. You know how one nati-on is against the other nation among yourselves in Europe. There is one nation against another nation because of nationalities. Well, now, that is just the thought of it . . . Well now, a plenty of people, if they could get these Words just from the ether and not from the Physical BODY, they would be ready to receive it‘, but it -prejudices the people when they seeethe BODY through which it came, and‘ from which it comes, you see! . Miss RENDY: Yes, that is humanity. Not the Personal Point of View FATHER: Well, that is the thought of it. And, for this cause you representatives of the press should try to get as little of ME, from ME, from a personal point of view, as possible, that you -might give the public more of ME Spiritually, mentally, intellectually, politically, socially and nationally; that you_ might be able to give My national and political ideas to hu- manity, don’t you see! Let them take that! When yiouiigive them that,ithat is the thingthat will V save, them. lMy, Personal Ap-pearance will not save _them,. My Personal, Appearance will lose‘ them. That is what« is the matter ‘with them now. My Personal Appearance will cause them to be lost. They do not want My Personal Ap- peanace. _‘ Miss RENDY: Well, the idea is so strong, that nothing can stop that, ‘I think. , FATHER: (Turning to Dr. Broadma'n:)' I was thinking,‘ Dr. Broadman, of the gentle- man from Florida, the other day, who came here. I do not bear record whether you saw him. He is Mr. Malone’s friend. He is from.» He was almost killed in an auto-, Mrs. Malone told ME about Florida. mobile accident. it——-—she and Mr. Malone; and they wanted ME’ ———at least, he wanted ME to come to see him, or something, of that sort, or wanted him to be brought up here to see ME. I said, “If he does not see ME Personally,” I said, “he may be better off,” and he came, here the other day, and he admits that he is seventy- five percent healed. He was almost killed, and had a full stroke; he just has a slight stroke now on one side, and even where he did not see ME Personally, still he was healed effectively, in a great measure. Had he seen ME Personally, and" got to thinking‘ about Who I look to be, with those mortal prejudices, pre-conceived ideas and opinions, they might have hindered his advances. It would have, and I said, I was glad for them not to see Me Per‘- sonally, because I AM not representing Per- sonality. My'Person is not what I AM rep- resenting. I AM GOD without a Body, and yet with one. Miss RENDY: I know, but all of these fif-., ty million people know YOU exteriorly. FATHER: The majority of them do not know} ME Personally. Miss RENDY: Well, by the ‘Picture. ‘ Stressiing the Impersonality mrnnru: well, they may have seen My j. _ Picture, at good many of them; but I have lots! ‘ of people in your country and in the different, p A countries; they may know the Picture,_but they stress the significance of My IMPERSONAL PRESENCE. » . I } Miss RENDY: They all know YOU. FATHER: Well, they know the Picture in /a way, but they stress the significance of‘ My . » IlVIPERb"ONAL PRESENCE. Al1'of My true“ Follo\ve1"s, they know I AM not stressing the significance of MYSELF as a Person, butil AM I stressing the significance of the unindividuat-. - 3 ed Expression of My IMPERSONAL PRES-if ENCE. They recognize the EVER-PRESENC}E.j~‘ and the OMNISCIENCE of GOD, the ~_CI_PLE«and not the Person. jA{1“Pe.1fSO11. his I, $1.135. "32 the outward expression. ‘Do you not see the mys- tery ‘.7 ‘ V Sothat is what I AM trying to tell the peo- ‘ ‘pie. I can help them from that angle, for there is not anything I could do for them physically. . -I AM too insignificant as a Person physically, you see! Physically, My Personal Body wo_uld be-very insignificant—-—little and would not be ' able to even, say, lift anything very much, you see, in-that way physically. But mentally and Spiritually, I can help the people, you see! It is Wonderful! ' ‘ A llliiss -RENDY: I thank YOU awfully much. _.FATHER: Now-if you see “The New Day Publishing Co.,” it may be possible for you to geta Picture! and in the mean time, if you read “The New Day” over, it will give you first-hand information. (The young lady looked atone of the Magazines which were lying on the Desk, and FATHER advised her as fol- lows:) Of course, that is one of the earlier ‘editions. I would like to give you one of the very latest. (Miss—-——-—-, stenographer, ask- on if she might get one from the upstairs _Of- _ fice, and FATHER replied,) “There should be some on here.” (and there were.) You can have the two,.if -If AM not burdening you too much. Of course, what My Spirit is doing in ME as a Person, (FATHER pointed out some of thebeautiful scenery and homes of the F01- lowers in the Promised Land, as HE continued speaking.) These are some of the homes, from an economic point of view, which My‘ Spirit /is givin ' preparing thousands of homes th-rr-ughout the world for the Followers, many of -whom were absolutely under-privileged and n.n«-privileged‘, you see, and smany of them iwere downtrodden and mistreated; as the Jews have been mistreated in Germany, and many “ in America, the Afro-American, as they may be termed, and others especially in this coun- try,'mist‘rea;ted a-ndfunder-privileged, and cruel- ly ‘persecuted = because of their color, you see: the same as they would do ME,.if they could. "I. have lifted up a Standard for humanity, from ‘a_ {Spiritual point of view. 'My:vP»hysica1 Body is not doing these things, but My Spirit has accomplished these things, and We shall give every person, and all peo- ple” their emancipation, if they will harmonize with ME, and allow ME to work for them, If y from a” Spiritual point of view, and get away from the personal concept concerning My Ap- ',pea_rance;*. get away from that superstitious. ideaJof'looking at My Physical Body, or at any other physical. body, but _observe the PRIN- Th e N EW DA Y " ‘Tel AU. 3-0496, They know 23% 7th -Ave. s.w. "\ CIPLE, not the ‘Person, for the PRINCIPLE will put the issue over; that is the thought. So I hope yougot that. (And with this the interview was concluded, and the youn-g lady made her departure, much better informed than she was when she first came to the Home . of the LORD.) pp MIXED ADVERTl$ERSWm Peace if . FOR SALE‘ In real business locations, 12 Rooms Duplex, Full size basement, hot water, heat. Hart Automatic Oil ——-—-—— Lot 45x120-—$5.500 AUGUSTA HOLTFRETER 512 — 15th Ave. N. Seattle, Wash. Tel. Wei. 3106 ' PEACE B. A. WHARTON LADIES’ AND GENTS’ TAILOR. I Thank You, FATHER DIVINE 2540 St. Antoine St. MONTREAL, CANADA Tel. H.Amcock 0087 Peaco CHARLES D. BLAKE and CO. Estasblisihed 1369' WHOLESALE —- PIA N o s -— RETAIL, ' 372 WASHINGTON sT, BOSTON We Thank ‘fou, PIER’S Grocery and Meat COLD CUTS and FANCY MEATS 1692 Park Ave., Near 119thst.. N. Y. C. PEACE PEACE A.D.F.D. Lenox Department store, ‘ DRESSES, SPORT WEAR,‘ HOSIEEYM T UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, UNIFORIVTS, TCORSETS 537 Lenox Avenue. N. W. Cor. 137th Street, N. Y; C. PEACE ‘ We Thank You. A JUST_ OPENED A . PEACE KNITTING WORKS Sweaters of all sizes for all seasons. Leftgover . Sweaters at reduced prices to makeﬂroom, for light weight and slip-over sweaters. 2 EAST 115th STREET New York City FATHER PEACE We Thank You, FATHER Cleaning. Dyeing, Pressing and Repairing Furs Glazed, Relined and Remodveledgv ' All Kinds of alterations , , g ‘ Con 139th.St. ~ 9 . E. Milton Amos. ~ ‘ May 13:11, 1939 A.D.F.D. he I thank You, FATHER Q sec 3. emu VALET smvncz CH’ if! V 53!? ,..A=- RN... M 1i939eA.1::1.1-“.13, ; I 35fri%iecALl_FQRN!A A:D;V£vE€R@TiI;e:seee%E§RseSi,e j; A \m¢HrARLEs -BAKER V" -1214 8th \._,PE§4LC3E. . “‘HUD §0NrFUNERAL HBME" zen RAMONA mm . . r Baldwin Park, Calif. ePEiI(iEU0RlAGR0(ERY VEGEIABM - - - — - Cofhfe-e,_ Tea,~Sipices -and Extracts EAs'r"12th ‘STREET * V « ‘°""G1o‘ﬂ‘to Gao¢1"in"£he highest; 'on'ea‘r‘i’dh'i' *~ _ _ ‘ ‘ - " V‘; Peace and Goodviwillieto all mavnkindr " wﬁ , V A e'MlZ9§TEeeG5R05C%ERé¥e L V } i Ara;-»4seI‘i~*oes<iinice-er n‘.‘Bt.‘, e V '32 ‘Ir V» _ . _ . V _ [ Rive ‘Thank You,” FATHER PEA-CE Cali day or night .6 "1‘el.‘Templebar_ 8776 ' “ ‘ LADY ATTENDANT — PERFECT SERVICE _ TAYLOR ' " Reasonable Rates i -3- ' BAKER ‘ V oalﬁana, Gain. L’ » V A_ _ H We thank You, FATHER] .. .0311 Day or Night 9 Tel. Higate 152$ M‘ ' ‘ _ AND DIRECTORS , ' ‘ Lady ‘Beautician’ for ’Women ‘Funerals, $75 and up» smnmr oaklama, cane V «mm. PEACE AVAndike 2131 ‘_ » Thank Ymi, FATHER COLLINS and COMPANY Wholesale Distributors «of Fine Meatsij‘ 11:9 11:. moo BLVD. Los Angeles, Calif. PEACE ' Phi-one =; ~ .. . . thank You,FA.THER.‘. F\'R'E‘iD J. BEAUDREAU Staple anti Fancy Groceries ‘ 501 A. D. F. D.‘ Blessedﬂbe the”Na'me of FATHER DHVINE,» 739 1 I I‘ Oakland, Califg, PEAQE _ 3 “_ . . A. D. DA.” . FARMER BRe0S.iiC;0;:.~ e 4 Restaurant Service ‘ Th? 1.; NEW DAY r Lane-sargfeni jﬁtoires, me, Y . \ Highland A A FALLS ‘ ' M H 1 meme Amramismse 'DRexe1 2616 H. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables i EAST emh STREET > PEACE ’ ‘ ' “ 22-«_;3_1_+_ AVENUE .Pe_-an? . % N The 1-ittieie Inﬁriratﬁsmeﬁieon . ‘_ Fin.e Millinery} °“'”Igingerie;‘_i‘Flowers ’ L and" Trimmings. Also Raté7 ~stea?{med, Arennodeleiiiié » V 209 LENOX AVE. rs» Thank You; ‘r’A.-'rH1«:R " 5e.-—10e.-€—$1.0OVe‘i;ind»up DEPARTMENT -: _‘ ’ New Paltz » *1 ‘ acme SH ‘ Used Clothing Dresses 15c ‘up—-——Coats' $1.00 up Shoes 150 i_up—Hats 10¢ up,-_«.e1;e.' Dressmaking own material '35e°"“up I ‘1‘hank’i;You, FATPIER ' ‘ ’ > T PEACE ‘We de1iyei' ilreer ii‘ WNTELR sewer “ A ,Progress,ive.... Heed Sjtere Live Pou11t_r.yi_Dressed to ,Order Special Prices to Peace Mission: 1 ‘ emcago, m. i% MNEL amiss. me. e GRADE A ]ME?I{cI’IANDIsE Orders Promptly:.D.el.ivere¢i=; I ' % % 1~.'NEW YORK CITY ; ‘ ' Entryalncve; 29 ‘S§.,i9.1.' uip M . We .’ahan\1_<, E_ATI;IER.,Io.rv--Hi-s, B1es~sings- ' ' ‘” Oakland, Calif". “PEACE. , __A. D. % _ 752 7th STREET‘ 4_ .4 H Tel. Temple Bar 4'56'9—‘¥ ‘tr ~ p s T -.—-0ak1and,A;Ca~1if,§» : “ ‘ " f‘I thaxhﬂk FATI-IER f'o’r]'His“ LdVe"‘anod "B essings ~ " ‘ Plumbing L‘ 4. Baldwin Park, Geifr .; ~ , FATHER "i V. Tev1::.__CIr3c1te 7-6392 V 1.i85‘.’Wl::6?md st. (cor; rg€¥L:ﬁ<!?st,éé‘1‘<?.aiii‘i.'.‘{¥?f ' :. ; .. L. -.1 V‘ I Tel." ~~.1\/Iuifray-~eiErIi1-1 @9090 Pea-ceir Fur ~C9atSe. »:.:A11i?' Styles $.22-75 _Gua,_ra,nteed new and perfect.‘ V V write" ’ori"p1io‘m=;-~.i-i ? salesman will call 2 or send 3‘!fF‘"¥!3€.t§9.“?fi M »°- i A“ 10% p1g.cou;;1~,__.. _. 1;9_ ]§‘gﬂ1er’s. f_o.1=1owers 126‘Lexi1‘igt‘on Ave. N., Y. Cats?-A :: Agsnﬁsr T r “ mi-. mieriirimawa y : Hon-125; 1:o_%jA;1y;.e ‘P.-V‘ M L i gag) ‘Newf Yo}-rk Git S V~sLes::_.;Ai1geles.,-TCeiif AV .j:__-_,’,~"~*j?‘ A‘ _ I, . ,._ , .vr,\,-. .. ...->r't:>vg-Ra?!"ﬁwn-u-—»<.~s:»>‘:iT'"K“".?53"_‘."7"‘"‘- - 722%: ~ .-2. .,«'_ F'RANK’$ if.‘-A ‘I il,170“Lenox Ave. ' 7 We tha.nk’i2ou, FATHAERA ANN’$ CLEANERS Dry Cleaning Done at Reasormble Prices Dresses, 39c - Coats, 49¢ —- Men’s Suits, 39c 732 EAST MAIN ST. Bridgeport, Conn- PEACE ' ;'1'e1. 5-5751 PEACE HAWLEY $CH©0L$ Voice, Dramatics, Accordion, Piano, . Dancing, Radio Technique 612 FAIRFIELD AVE. ‘ Bridgeport, Conn. zrea. M734 , A I PEACE JOHNNY LIPTAWS SERVICE STATION Gas -— Oil —-h— Lubrication Corner South Ave. and Summer St. - Bridgeport, Conn. ; I MIXED Aovsnrnsms Tel. NEpperhan 7100»-1 Peace Finest Quality Meats, Poutry, Provisions and A ’ Fish at Reasonable Prices or 11 PALISADE AVE. YONKERS, N. Y. A PEACE _ We thank You, FATHER sewers Ne. - I 9 Ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes V V ’ Ssulco Pedic Supreme Arch Brace . 2188 ~5tl1 AVE. Bet. 133111 and 134th Sts. 7 A Tel. 1VIArket 2-6578 Est. 1904.. R3 DEPARYMENT $"i'ORE La-Llies’, Gents’, Children’s Furnishings A _, Work and Dress Shoes Reliable Merchandise at Lowest Prices ‘Route .2,‘ R. F. llialsbrou-ck Ave. Tht34, T ii ,5 N 5E W D A 1? A M;.y 13m,.i1939 A.D.F.D.. A BREBGEPORT CONN ‘PEA‘CE/ I ’ . A :Y0ﬁ..»FAlFHE1l“’-'0’ , 7 ' 1'msiIvI'ius§Ic srumo and ‘ * SHOLEM CANDY so HAYES STREET PEACE SHOP A Newark, N_. J. ‘ .. V e _ , PEACE’ I C CMOCRRN Owl:-CSHIN I W O 0 LE N S CAS-SI1\’iEI?.ES, WORSTEDS, SUITINGS — Sample Ends for Needlecraft» ’ .8 WEST 4th STREET ‘ New, York City Phone: Clrcle ,7.-9720-21-8878 D SAFE WAY C CTRAILWAYS BUS TERMINAL All Lines Frequent Departures Coast to Coast Sight Seeing Tours ‘-- Busses for Charter 212 WEST 50th STREET Cor. B’way, N. Y. City PEACE PEACE / V - Thompson. - Fe-rgusoni& Gavin Cabinet Making - Carpentering ,- Repairing Painting - Kalsomining - Cementing Express - Moving - Hauling 1821 MADISON AVE. I” ‘ . PEACE N. Y. ‘c. We Thank You, FATHER PEACE ' EXCHANGVE Socony Gas, Groceries, Shoes, Clothing‘ Paints, Glassware, Tires, Etc. D. 72 Route 212 Sarugerties, N. Y. PEAJCIE We Thank You, FATHER mean and swarm Headquarters, ZWICK A and SCHWARTZ ' - QUALITY BANANAS . A lfingston, _N. ‘Y. PEACE A.D.F.D. A We ‘Thank You. FATHER PEACE MLLINERY Hats j made «to order and ‘remodeled Also all kinds of ﬂowers. 415 Mulberry ‘St; Cor. Pennington St. Newark, N. J. 120 CHAMBERS ST. NEW YORK CITY A H Telephone: BArcla.y '1-1253 iiclielfs EVERYTHIN FOR THE PEQNEER iim G@MPRE§$0R A PEACE odern Food , C TAEQLE UNDER ONE RO_(_)F‘” Near 119:}. St.‘ I A V V, DIVINE Prices. H PEACE MISSION EXTENSION‘ —- Isis‘ Len__ox ; Avenue MW» |ﬂ¢- ow Paint 1 ‘Spraying Equipment -— ‘Air Compressors A ‘Q Electric Motors — Sump Pumps ‘ V‘ " A " 7 oi" Thermostatic Control Equipment . H W O Blower System — Pumps -— Fans C “ Write for descriptive literature on any item. Wei ThanksYou, AFATHER ,..NeW'tY0rkhCitz I ( PEACE P’ (95555:-1-F-I-ii-‘-5-‘—im'F!'4 ‘:2-an. t"“cf j¢L.—L_Ln-A C?‘ P# May 18th, 1939iA‘.n.r.n. % Tit e N E W’ D it E C _ I 35 “We ‘Came to Help Solve the Unemploy- ment Problem and N of Going to E Tolericite the Agencies Charging Fees to the Employees” - - - FATHER DIVINE “We Will Do What We Can to Help Solveythe Unemployment iProb-‘ lem by Getting Positions for Anybody Regardless to Who Th:eyiAre”. “OUR FATHER’S MESSA“GE’9 . are a goodly number of employment agencies seeking the co-operation and ’..the Aparticipa— ' GIVEN WHILE tion of the PEACE MISSION MOVEMENT, AT THE BANQUET TABLE its followers, co-workers and friends; i but 1337-9 MADISON AVENUE - several years ago I brought to the surface the NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. light of the mystery, how the Vunemployedi WEDNESDAY, MAY 10th, 1939 A.D.F.D. . and the employees, the laborers, have been TIME: 2:50 P_ M_— mistreated in this community and others. by _ _ i_ _ _ the employment agencies. Once again a question of vital importance is Th h_ b I d t 1 t given a» decision by thegreat JU=DeE—-GoD 9” as E “"°"“p 3"‘ “W F3939 "‘“a F33 ’ HIMSELF; forin the Message contained in th.e.re was 3 law passedmany years ag””'i’*by these pages FATHER makes plain His at— Whlch the emlploynlent agency Could charge. titude toward a the employment agencies and perclent Of H319 filrst mlinth S_ E0 fgchn: their policy of charging a fee to the employee t e ‘imp O-Vee 3? % haet eﬁlp 10379;’ “b 0 a: ﬁfe _ with free service to the‘ employer. reme reverse 0 W S Cu ave -een’ ‘ . . S .. . . _ time of depression and hardships and at the beA‘?tent1°n,haS bee‘; °a‘”e9C‘ ‘E0 W5 especlbagg time of lacks and wants and li:mi.tati.ons and . causevarious emp oymen agencies are th -13 f k - thw . U -t‘ d St t .— enough to call the different Extensions of the e Scaml y 0 Wor In me m e a es , , for the employees, the employment agencies PEACE MISSION ir'°I.n.t1me t0 tune’ request‘ began to charge the employee and allow the ing the services of individuals or groups of the ' e . . em 10 er to 0 free. But it has always been. followers, but always with the understanding Myppfzn to hip the under_p1.iVﬂeged, theinom that If accepted’ the employee’ or each One privileged and the mistreated and downtrod-Y Of 3* group’ if more than one are eimploxed’ den such as the poor class of people, ‘those must Pay the agency ten Percent °f_ the ilrst who stand in the need of help, those who are m°nth"S Wages‘ of Course’ these P°S1t1°“S are in lacks, wants and limitations, having not 5 ’ i never accepted by the followers under such any place to Sleep nor eat, a good _many of ' y °’°nd1ti°nS' ‘ ~ ‘C them; and yet the employment agencies would F0!‘ 3 C0mD1€l3€ Understanding 0'11 the em‘ force them to pay ten percent commissionas S ployment situation, read this Message from the employees, instead of charging the lemployet-. L‘ 5 LORD, that you may know how to take your their due, ten percent, E ' ' ‘ standif you are true and faithful to the Teach- ings of CHRIST. l V I did not ask the employer to Dai’ more BLESSED L.ORD’ WE THANK than his original fee that he should pay, tenth (The foregoing statements are those of the percent_ but 1. did ask the emp1O.yment»iagen_.t.- ’°m“S°“b,e1" and FATHERS Messiage follows") cies to discontinue oppressing. the widow and f PEACE, EVERYONE! I . v the hireling in his wages and, refusing to} v ‘ GOOD HEALTH, GOOD WILL and a GOOD come nigh unto judgment in RIGHTEOUS+;e‘ ‘ A AIATPPETITE for everybody, with all SUCCESS NESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, I sent a messagehg E and all PROSPE_RITY,t, if you will allow--siich, to 3, good. many of the agencies‘manyeiye~aX’S l y ~ ’ ‘ ago,.- and requested-vthem to let ‘iuppvoinj the i_p 3 it“; e herdsh‘ i 3 N ‘ E V Stop ’ Oppressing the‘ Hirelingf rv 36 The New nay May ism, 1939 A.D_.F.D, them to have positions from their respective agencies free, and charge the regular feethat was required by law for them to charge the employer, and just discontinue charging the employee their fee; but they refused to do so and continued even until now in a great measure, charging the employees and refus- ing to charge the employer a fee. Now, it has be_en brought to My attention that there are those of the employment agen- cies "who are trying to get help from the PEACE MISSION MOVEMENT and from those who are believers in Me, and they desire to charge them fees, even though they can get a number from any of the Extensions, if they get a whole group, enough to answer any call; they desire to charge the employee the fee, I I and I have ‘declared if My followers are of Me, they will not deal with such employment , agencies. If they desire you to fill positionsifrom their .agency, they must give you the position ab- solutelyfree, according to My Teaching; if not, why, seek elsewhere, for the time is nea-r at hand, the LORD will provide! The Righteous Will Not Be Forsaken As.I said today, the time cometh and is near at hand when My followers will be pro- tected with or without a position; for the Spirit of-My Presence is quite efficient to meet the issue and to adjust matters satisfactorily, if they live Eva-ngelically and are consecrated to the Service. ’ I heard David say: “I once was young, but now I am old, but I have never seen the righteous forsaken, neither his seed begging bread.” ’ If you are thechildren of GOD and live ex- actly according to My Teaching, you will be self-respecting, self-supporting and consecrat- ed to the Service of GOD in the act of RIGHT- EOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, and will V be honest, competent and true to such a degree that you will be desired and will be sought after by the employers. I When you go on your jobs, always do your duty; never fail! If you do, My Spirit in you I. and with you, will provide! You are not go- ing on a job to try to preach Me in Words. I have said, Myself, as a Representative of LIFE ETERNAL and the INFINITE LIFE universal- ly, I preach notein words so much as I shall preach in actions and in deeds. It will put ; My Spirit in them and cause them tolive as I %I.l1ve and be as I AM! I But you must live the Life and lift up a Stafndardf in the actuated words. of your ex- ‘have followers who areemployers. vpression, by expressing honesty, competence and truth and by_ refusing, to try to preach Me in words to the people; for words are in- adequate to preach Me effectively with all of the earth’s vocabularies of the divers lan- guages of our advanced civilization. But in the actuated words of expression My Spirit can tell you something and can tell others’ more distinctly thanrtongues can tell them . in all of the vocabularies of civilization. Tell Who FATHER Is by Being Positive in Your Activities If you act out the truth by being honest, I by being competent, by being true in all you say and in all you do and be POSITIVE in your activities, why, there and then you will ~ be telling your employers who I AM much better than you can tell them with your tongue. You cannot tell anyone so much with your tongue as convincingly as you can with your hands, but you can tell men, with your hands and with your hearts and with your minds distinct- ly, just exactly Who I AM, by living the Life and expressing it especially in deeds and in actions and doing at all times the very best you can; by being courteous and kind and willing, and seeking not to be exact, for if you exact others, others have a right to exact you. Why should you desire to be so exact in being afraid to do a little something more than what you are obligedto do? Why not consider what I have done for you? Do ye also the same to your employee, if you are an employer. I You should be as kind to your employees as I AM to you, and should be as kind to your employees, as. you desire your employees as laborers and as ‘servants to be to you; and as with the employ- er, so with the employee, .and as with the employee so with the employer. _ Each and every person should learn to be honest, to be competent and be true, and ex- press Me in deeds and in actions wheresoever you go, at home and abroad, and I will be with you; and as I AM, in SUCCESS and PROS-I PERITY, in HEALTH and HAPPINESS, in WISDOM, KN OVVLEDGE and UNDERSTAND- ING and in every desirable expression, so will you be; foriyou will be parta-kers of Me and of My characteristics, for they are reincarnat.-' able. The Negative, Has Prevaileid. The negative has been reincarnated. ‘The negative has been an expression of a great con-5 tagion. The contagion of the negative has‘ J _been.;y:goeur experi.enc,e.‘ _You have been parta-c - May ism, 1939 A;.n.r.o; kers of the undesirable nature and the undesir- able characteristics of individuals whobring you misery, disappointment and failure and express failure in themselves and in their dail activities; for, , I “Evil communications corrupt good morals, ill qualities are catching as well as diseases and a man .is known by the company he keeps.” . ‘ Hence, if the negative and undesirable have been true in your experience, why not con- sider you will reverse your gears of thinking, reverse your gears of action and harmonize with the POSITIVE instead of the negative and communicate with the POSITIVE? You will be partakers of the nature and the char- acteristics ofthe POSITIVE and you will be- come to be SUCCESSFUL, PROSPEROUS and HAPPY from every angle expressible. Why live in lacks and wants and limitations? If you are consecrated to the Service and to the Will of GOD, the very ‘Spirit of My Presence will pave out the way for you all——-not only one, but for everyone; for.GOD has no re- spect to a person, neither does ‘GOD have re- spects unto persons saving according to What their works may be. It is true, it is written: “Behold, I come quickly and My reward is with Me to «reward every man according as his works may be.” t ‘Then I say, it shall be considered, if there is any consideration, it is in the making accord- ing to the conditions. All of GOD’S Promises are conditional and you should consider you cannot go over the conditions and the circum- stances according to the Promises, but you will be rewarded according to the conditions and according to the circumstances, as GOD made the Promise. - The Same Service to the General Public But I thought I would call your attention to the fact. Now in opposition to every op- position, in opposition to every criticism, I have come and now am ready to lift up a st ndard more effectively in the world of business, labor and trade and to supply employment for those of the followers who seek positions. If the general public wish to call on any of the fol- lowers connected or gathered together under the influence of the Spirit of the PEACE MIS- SION, My Spirit will gladly give service at all‘ of the different places to see that they get posi- tions without paying fees for them. \ ~ N ow, you do not have to pay, the co-workers ‘ any fees j for getting ‘y,ou_.a,’tjppsi1;ion. I You [do ~ _;l‘lie NEW DAY - public as much as possible,for I AM not bound .37.. not have to pay them one penny-—not only for the followers but for others. If we can vol-i untarily give any service to anyone calling on us for help, we will -gladly serve thegeneral to an organization nor a» Mission especially,- as an organization, but as a volunteer Servant for all humanity. , Then we will do what we can to help solve the unemployment problem by getting posi- tions if we can, for anybody, regardless of W110 they are. Any person desiring a position, if anyone calls anyone of the PEACE MISSION Extensions and desires to get help, anyone who is out of a position who can fill -such a position and is qualified to fill it, why, we want to see that they areplaced in such p-0Slti0n,Ss that the unemployment problem might be solv-I ed immediately. It can be if you are with Me! I was informed that several of the employ- ment agencies had called on the PEACE. MIS-» SION MOVEMENT, on several of the different Extensions. to send them help and yet they want to charge the employee, the laborer, a fee, and I said NAY; for we are not charging anything . to get employment for=each and everybody. possible. A I We came to help solve the unemployment problem ifwe can, and we are not going to tolerate the employment agencies charging fees to those whom we send to them, and I tell My fol- lowers not to send any employees to any of the- agencies if the agent is going to charge the em- ployee a fee. Why should we work for the agents and send help to the agents and get help for the agents and we are not charging any fees? Then why should they charge a fee, especially when the employee comes from those who are among us? . . . when the employee comes from, as it may be termed, ME? I thought I would mention this that it might go down on record, so thatall of the followers here and elsewhere might get it; for I have con.- veyed it and said it on several occasions private‘ ly, but if I speakiit now as a Message, it will be transmitted and it will be broadcast, just what I mean and what I AM going to do. Th-ere are enough of My followers here willing and ready to do whatsoever they know would be pleasing to Me, to see to it that the followers, j if they ‘are true and faithful, and others, can be » employed and have positions and will not be ‘ obliged to pay fees for them. I 1 I . The next thought I wish to‘ say, laccordiI’1g'? to the Sway Isee it advertised‘ in the “7‘%~legW’fh D.ay.»” if you are co.mP,€te1?’9»f if srouf .a.1".eJ* Wit: 3 .m ' treie HA. 7-6359 M @314 EAST 119th ST. jPEACE . 64- West 125th Street C Peace .1582 PARK "Ave. PEACE ‘ xiikieasonable ivleazfaes ' 9 233 firiieiiaw” DAY if’ you are reliable and if you have a reference L‘ as-a qualified domestic Worker, as a qualified and experienced mechanic or laborer of any type according to your respective -profession or occupation, you should receive pay according- S 137. It matters not ..,what they may think or say T-'=—--ll-he time is out for the public or anyone else to try to sponge on the true and the faithful, iitrying to take advantage ofithem to get them to Work for nothing, as it maybe termed.» Fifteen dollars a Week issmall enough for any‘ experienced domestic Worker! . . . from fifteen dollars per week‘ to tWenty—five dollars per week, the same as advertised in the “New Day” and nothing less! If three million would ij call strike on working for a penny less, today, ‘ they all can be supplied now, henceforth and fore‘ver! I - thank you! I thank you. I thank ‘you! Peace 5.. KCRNHEISER ram line of beds, springs, mattressw Mattress-es made over, $2.00 up. 115% discount to)followers --— free delivery’ New York City PEACE We Thank You, FATHER mom eoa-semen REMNANT SHOP Silks, Woolens. Cotton and Ra-yons; M _. .’18'7’5 Thiml Ave., Bet. 103rd and 104%! Si7s., N. Y. City Thank You, FATHER legals; omm AND enocmv We Specialize in Fresh Butter and Eggs. Coffee, Teas, Rice, Beans and a Full Line of Groceries. Free Delivery. . .152 LENOX AVE, Bet. 117th and 118th. Sts., N. Y. C.’ PEACE SYLVANA MELLENERY “EXCLUSIVE BUT» NOT EXPENSIVE” New York City We Thank You, FATHER‘ e. eooeemss Siiivks, Woolens, Cottons, Upholstery Goods . Novelties. Curtains, Drapery, Bed Spreads N. Y. orrr ’.[‘hank You, FATHER HENRY w. PAYNE ‘ Undertaker i Monuimmt 2--me PEACE * i .e;.“.; 1sI._r.. re. i1s4~‘wemseger. PEACE. V V Phone: ED 4-3113 3; egg STEEN MATTRESS CO. F_u£lLineotBe{is—-Springs—Mattresses Mattresses Made Over — $2.00 10% Disc. to Followers. —- Free Delivery 228-228 W. 145th ST. N. Y. C. PEACE Tel. UN. 4-8-239 wom.o’sMEA'r MARKET BEST FRUITS -- VEGETABLES —- MEATS . Hotels and restaurants supplied Orders promptly delivered. 92 LENOX AVE. Cm‘. 115th St. N. Y. CIT! PEACE Phone: CA. 8-4253 MEN’S and LADIES’ SUITS MADE to MEASURE M. G R E E N W A L D Zivﬂ SEVENTH AVE. ' NEW YORK CITY Near 1261:}: St. . Tel. UN«i*vers~:ity 4-5300 T “Exclusive but not expensive” NEW STYLES EVERY DAY HEITNEWS MLLINERY SHOP We carry a full line of mourning veils 54 WEST 116th ST. Near Lenox Ave. New York City PEACE Tel. HAr1em 7-0812 - 1741 PEACE TRYFOROS mos. .. n.oms'rs Flowers telegraphed anywhere —- Reasonable prices 56 E. 125th St. Est. 1890 Branch iaxt 482 Willis Ave, Brow: UN. 4-3860 PEACE VIRGENIA LUNCH ROOM REAL HOME COOKING Our Chicken Dinners are s-omethlingi“ to Crow about Wedding Parties & Climbs Catered to. " ...2‘-71 119th Mary F. Abernathy, Prop. N. Y. C.-. PEACE mam: You, FATHER PEACE mans * Deiieious Home-Cooked Meals, we. and 1°50. 2092 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK CITY PEACE AARON? BOOTERY Speclializing in . Womerfs & Children’s Fine Shoes and ' Nurses’ Health Shoes at Lowest Prices 1410 - 5th AVENUE. Near 115th /St. Corner, N. Y. (-3. PEACE ‘ % PEACE. A.& 5. Piece Goods store, Inc. 0 “We thank you, FATHER for your .m-essagos i 0 We Wish to. cooperate low prices . \ _ i \; 2.: May 13:11, 1939 A.D.F.o. .272 W. 1351311 ST. N. Y. City‘ ‘ I; ‘ o.“'i.May—i»o1:8thM,i—M19%39eAe.oD:iF.D. W;:B A Y ' .39 L ' E: . PEVACE Business lncreased:«100% at PEACE, ~ .. we Thank You, FATHER Ao,V ‘ M o ° M RELAﬁLE FQQQ MARKET ~ .~ V V M ' ‘M " FuVll line of Groceries’, Butter and Eggs .Fa,mou-3.2fm»V()omg9rt:..:1«‘gm.wegr " ‘Dairy ‘VSu,p1)l.ies at the Best Prices . VVVV V ZV VVIVVVV&SVVIV.VV‘,1gV5ﬂVV_ __ ‘V » . M :V>.=116V - 8thVAVE. o » N. Y, City —, Near 5th Ave., N. Y. C. V ' M ” M j ‘ ‘ - . ‘ V M Tel. HAr1em 7-8694. Peace. Es-tim.ates;Ch~eerfu11y Given M . X-RAY v ~ 2 F I N - -: gun &VEII C0.’ é V ‘V V ’M . »Pa,inti_ng, Decorating anﬂ General Contracting Thank Y¢_',u,M ATHER‘ V V V Who1es:a1«e & Retail M V ‘ M V V Pamterfs Supphes and Wall‘ P-ayper E PEACE We Thank Yo1i,”FA'rH:ER_ _‘ _' Brushes and Va”“’5h’e‘S . o 3 ' » V M ‘ , V V V V V, ' ‘V192 Lenox.- Ave, near 120tl1,MSt. ' New York City HEARTS PAPMER4 C0. ‘ _ A V ' ‘ V V. VPVaVpeVmVVand Paper Products PEACE VV ‘ We Thank You,. FATHER M ‘0’Restauran-t Supplies __ - M M ” \ ~ ' M Q Soda Fountain ' Supplies _ V, K_ _ _' , . Spices, Mayonnaise, Syrup; - V V V V . . . ' X1-5 m w. mm sm,-m:'r.o — Phone: mmooomab‘4—1o9o v j ,,. 5 S'l.’*OP HERE PEACE HERE All work striptly ranteed. ‘ BE - -M Cooperating in FATHER'S s’BargaIn House 266 W; §'::ndNsp1r1;:Y 1: Ci‘ . ’(ForVmei°1yo.Go(1dh1‘1t)'~.e o ~ 5 % V _ " °“’ ‘“ .'’’_ LADXES’, M1EN‘S d CHILDR'EN’S WEAR ' . M “ , F-utmishings 21:13 Wearing Apparel PEACE V V Th'a“1? Y‘°'u= FATHER _ "Low Prices Keep Us Busy” ' M , ; V: _ T New York WYV IJONTINUALLY THANK YOU FATHER 34 was’: 125th ST. Lem Hal {leaning &Be1mvaling Eu. 1:53 LENOX AVE., Bet. 1171211 and 118th N; Y. 76; A meg EVERYTHING for MEN Pants, Sweet-Orr Work Cloﬁhes 2331 .; 8th AVENUE Near 125thV SVt.,VVN. Y. C. Es»t.A 1912 PEACE V Tel. LE 442474 V V H._ GHA!.F’§§ §0N A WIIOLESALE DEALER VIN LEATHER Vana, SHOE FINDINGS 2057 2nd AVE. Neath 106th St, N. Y. Girty PEACE * 1 Thank You, FATHER The Divine Peace Mission’ Hat Shop Dresses made to order. Come one, I come all, and partake. of these Wonderful. Blessings. ‘We carry the best,"sell cheaper ﬁfe » e M “ We '1?-h.a~nk You, EAT:-IELR" Shirts, Ties, oUnﬂerwea;r, Hose, V FoBAcKER_ Fit. Every Cufve on the V Full Line of Fresh ‘Vegetables A and: Nice Fresh Fruits 17 WEST 115:1; ST. New York City Res. Tea. 7-2157 - V V New,,,;Used Tires & other Equipment Peace‘ Mission Tire Shop FLATS FEED at SHOP — 25¢ ' A ABEL VICTORY ' Bus. Tel. AU.‘ 3-9258 18 W. 144th St. PEACE Lmex moms? "FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Sp-ecial Rate for the Followers 314 Lenox‘ Avenue . Bet. 125th and\126€h sts. M w-rm BY PEACE M x-My $5.03 HEALTH SPOT '5‘ We SHOES ‘soles of_ your feet. L V V . . - S1:ep<owt of Foot Trouble into Foot I-Iealm . - M V hiteCms,s Shoe Clinice .V5V6V_wVEsVt1~.1z5th ST., Bet. “Lenox and Fifth .Avgnu.op.f The NEW DAY Pam-fzsfsmmm. Aewswrsans 2 PEACE Tel. COlumbus «5-1500 ' ‘ E's’c—ab1*ished pver 20 yrs. é A V . , _" ‘:j,.__:. SM REG EEGON DENTIST G 401 WEST 59th ST. E NEW ‘YORK CITY Cor. 91:10. Ave. and X-RAY _ 1T3»aiyG9A4._M.to9P.1\>€[. G ’ . Sundays by a.jpp9intme-n‘t'- I Thank You. Father Tel. UN. £431-762 ” PEACE 3 L F E Surgeon Dentist —— Extractions, Gas, X-Ray Dr. M. WOLFE ‘ N‘ Daily, 9-9. Sundays, 10-]. A . 101 W. 117th St, Cor. Lanox”'Avve.g N.Y,C. PEACE A T OPTICIAN 1 . N. Y; CS. D. RUDERMAN ‘ «- Eyes "examined Glasses ffittaedv Low Prices Car. 134th St. PEACE 2 we‘ Thank You FATHER DSu1°geoOn Dentist E2340 73}: AVENUE New York City At 137 Street ;.iE."£10Lt1e: AU. 3-2427 PEACE DR. Am‘:-nuln M. PAYNE . _ N SURGEON DENTIST Office‘ Hours . 3495 - vgigh A,‘.,,,',,, 10 19,1’~M,..; Bet. 1401;; ,,a; 141st%.§gg; Teiqiiaone LEhigh 4-mo r. E ar Surgeon Dentist H 0 U 1: s:. DAILY 9 to 9 SUNDAY 10 to 1 125th Street, Car. Lenox Avenue Above‘ Liggett’s Drug Store PEACE NEW YORK , I Thank You FATHER. FEACE Tel, CAthedra1 8-7020 or. LOOM DENTIST Nc. 125th st. cor. sieventh Avé. (Over H-erb«e<rt’s ‘Jewelry Store)» Other Offices: — D . 125%}: St. ‘cor. Park Avenue N. Y. ‘ G E seen St. coir. Lexington Awe, N. Y. S . 34m st. cor. Third Avenue N. ‘Y. \ Daiiy 9 to 3 34th St. cor. Ninth Avuenue‘ N. Y. S .. E 950x,’ 42nd sat. cor. 'I'h/izrd Avenue 24:. 32'.‘ WW3 1“ Albee Theatre mag. 1 Dekalb Ave} Brooklyn " (Opposite Loeser’s) ‘ nn.A. ﬂ - k b '-i"..;";r .. SURGEON DENTIST . 135 W. 116111 STREET - NEW YORK CITY, " HOURS;-J:‘0 A.M.; ta-9 P.M. v-- Opp. 'I~hea£p¢ . '51 ’».;n -: V Phone ED“ 4%-0222 DR. F. NEUMANW DR. N. KESSLER SURGEON DENTSTS 275 w. 146th sncor su. Ave., 295 W. 142nd st. Hotmsgs A. M. to 9 P. M. PEACE by Asp . Peace UN iver§ity 4-3556 8 SURGEON DENTIST . ""' (Corner Lenbx Avenue) 83 WEST 115th STREET ‘ ‘ New York City Over 15 Years in Practice ‘ . ‘£4 . In =Har1em 24 Years" DR. L. WITT EN T G « O QPTOMETRIST . ‘Q ; Speciaﬁizzevs in the »E1<aminza,,;.’;on of Eyes ., and Fitting 0:: J asses. ~“REAS0NAB1«E:0HARG E T May 13:11, 1939 A.D.F.D".G-. T A PEACE ...:V,‘..........’__l -« ~l........~ —‘\.... may ‘mm, 1939 A;D'§F.D.' I i l / Thain aw DAY: I I I 41 ordsgbut L A “OUR I'1‘ATIrIE'R’Sf MESSAGE’? AT Tnsssimouisr TABLE , I 1887-9 "MADiIsoNr,,rAvE,NU'Es j I NEW YORK CITY TUESDAY AFTEIRNA-CON, APRIl.A{‘i1d8th,~* 1939 L I A-. *1). F‘.*D—. The halls, the lobby, the. waiting room and the dining—roo-1gn_s__Vof the beautiful—Priv-ate Residence of the LORD’S on‘ l\/ladiison Avenue, were -well ifilled with "eager, =_vva'iting'r"“'1anidf loving 'chil:dre'[n; who "watchedf=§the.' ‘entrance I" of "for rth-at One Little BODY, which sets in action a perpetual motion in the heartsaof , In"illions’who look upon His Holy Tabernacle’ of Love. This ‘One BODY, which as a magnet, attracts "I all things -that are good‘ to;_HIMSELF‘, is that BODY,¢ Whom we all love so we~l‘1,,Whom all g{en-er-a-A tions have honored, reverenced and adored, the BODY of OURILORD, FATHER DIVINE. CA8 entered the Building, He brought with HIlVI°“al'l*' of His Attributes, which aut‘oniati“c‘a1ly were dis‘seminated’ vvithin and without; ‘While Joy, Peace and Happiness andaL‘ove- were openly evidenced by His PRESENCE. Just prior to ' attending the Banquet, IFATHERJ Went" to His- Office for afew moments, and,spoke.w_ith_ sev- eral young ladies who were ivvaiting to see HIM. HE then led the way to theB-anquet Hall, Where HE Personally served a delicious :Fe~a~st_, and gave this beautiful but short Talk. I At the con- clusion of same, HE invited the visitors to‘ share with us, if they so desired, in expressing them-. selves ,according’_ to their ‘own highest .le-adting. The two young ladies ‘above-mentioned both re- sponded to the Gracious Invitation of the‘ LORD, V also two native Africans, as they referred to ‘themselves, ‘gave expression of appreciation, at being present and privileged to dine with thMe" LOR’D.r The szpee-ches of the native Africa=ns;.;_.are recorded. There were many -other interesting naind graceful testimonies given in “Praise to FA- {THEE for His MAJESTY and PO_WER, and the ignited’ thanksgiving » were Disci ' A 1 . A for 3: ing; Personallly. ; E of the. millions or devout _. frienjdst~, are, at this_; :' 71 «train from Spakin t This instance bserved.”l Love. and ,l\/Iercy. ‘ We thank THEE, OUiRBLE1SS—ii ED; LORD. .— _ . . A (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHERS’ Lecture followsz) Brief Message at the ,B>anque‘t Table: fPEACE, EVERYONE: I I O. ” v I (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” -exclairned the as‘ j‘sembly.)-V , it \ GOOD HEALTH, GOOD WILL and a GOOD APPETITE; LIFE, LIBERTY and the reality of 'H,A‘PPINESS- for each and every one of you I gbring. , . — p h ‘ h 9 ' E Ihave arisen at this instance to say, We have ‘visiting friends with usvas usual." I find it My Duty to refrain from speaking with Words from ‘a 1ittle_vocabulary, but speak in deeds and in _ iactions imore expressive and causeiothers to‘ob- I serve it more distinctly. For this cause, accord-, ing to My original composition, I said, ;_ w “I will preach‘CvHRIST in Words, but more he so in deeds and inpactions, and I will put -Myer , S=pi"r'it infthem, and cause them to walk in My. Stajtut-hes.” , I ‘ I ' « » O~h,,i.ti«s such a privilegeto knowfthat there i h .si-s some “statute-walking”, being done, and it! lcornes. forth into expression intuitively, vol'.i~ itionalfly and voluntarily. I do not have to tell ‘you_i:l ‘,"I?hou-shalt not kill,” for My Spirit withing I ‘vlvilllitell you intuitively and will lead you and guide you Victoriously. For this A cause‘ I re- frain from speaking in‘ words, but. in deeds’ I shall co,ntinue,i. I ‘mean, I- refrain from speaking ‘at this instance in words, but let My deeds be. -I observed, let My actions be seen and let My-(Ac:-‘ L tivities universally be heard,‘ that ‘I things which have not been, might be, and things that havehijs not been ‘seen’, might be seen; that is! to "say; those things that are desirable and are to be, established. For this cause I refrain from speakf If there are any of our visiting friends who 3 would likeutol have a Word to say, they are vvel-1-’ come to do so; speak and ‘move’. volitionally. we do, ‘if you care to. . Those of “our vi hftin friendis’ vvho.?“'haVe come fp th ’ if re A 42 f selves to the front among us, and those» of our visiting friends who have not come to the front, who have not made themselves known, who have not shown themselves in this dining-room an-din the otherldining-room, any of the visit- ing friends who would like to have a word to say, you may speak according to My foregoing statement, I thank’ you. , I (Immediately following the LORD’S Gracious Invitation to the visitors to participate with us, if they so desired, one of the native Africans who was a guest at the Banquet Table, arose and spoke as follows:) i Peace, FATHER: We are two here, myself and my friend, Mr. Gibrilla. Will you please stand up. (The gentle- man stood.) We are about seven thousand miles away from home the West coast of Africa. It has been about nearly two years ago, since I arrived in this country, and I have made at- tempts to contact FATHER; but I have been un- successful. I- contacted the lawyers; I was taken downtown; I tried to make appointments; I failed; and I therefore relaxed. I would ndt say I was disappointed; perhaps the time had not arrived. I lived at the Hotel New Yorker at the time, and eventually I moved uptown on 110th St. Every fortnight I used to ask someone to come and clean my windows, and about two weeks ago, someone walked in there: rapped at the door. “What do you want?” “Do you wish your windows cleaned?” “Oh, go away, it is going to ..rain. I do not want them done!” “Yes, you do,” he said, and gave me his card. I paid no more attention. He went ahead and cleaned the ..win- dows, and when he ,was through I came in and looked, the work was very extraordinary, it had not been done so well for twelve months. I said, “Let me look at your card again,” I said, “Oh, you came from FATHER DIVIl\lE’S Place!” I said, “You come back Monday, and I will have a chat with you;” and here I am today '~ j_'With IY1'~Y associate. I have been a cooperative worker in West Af- % I rica, nearly twenty-five years. I represent about ~ two hundred thousand’ farmers there. They give ’ you beans and things to make your chocolate if: candy. From an economic standpoint, the more cocoa grows‘ for humanity, the poorer we be- I i come, because of the method of operating.‘ I was gan individual operator who could not have my fconsicience free to see others suffering while they _,!t011'ed_ and worked for others. ' been The NEW DAY words can describe. }, _‘_19= _s.r-mar. — ' my ism, 1939 A.D.F.D. Portugal, England and other cooperative centers, and have spent days and weeks with them, to know what they did. I can say confidentially, in all of my travel, I have never been to. any better center than FATHER DIVINE’S Center. Anybody who has the Spirit to éarry on co- operative work, it is a Divine privilege; so when you say there is a Principle in FATHER DI- VINE, it is not a question of imagination. I am convinced from my own experience, it is a Dl-. vine Principle without which no good coopera- tive wbrk can be carried on. I am very glad to have the’ opportunity to be here with you all, and I hope that my Contact today will not be the last one. Mr. Gibrilla also speaks: I hear the remark made continually, that it is truly wonderful; and I think it is wonderful to see the smiles on so many people’s faces at this particular time, while those of other people have the mask of disappointment. This is extraordin- - ary; and my associate has told you where we camel from; but I can assure you that sitting her-e, we do feel as we are all one. " . I really can say that there is a certain feeling of unity which speaks for itself, and which no I- have been in this coun- try———a-vs a matter of fact, I have had the privilege of studying in your universities here; and‘ I want to state, there is something undefinable that words cannot express, that we cannot tell, although. weiwant to say something, but there is a sort of rest in your actions. There is a sort of rest in your actions which we just cannot ex- plain. We just do not know what it is all about. As we hope, in the near future, perhaps through us, You may be able to extend Your Work,dand the Work of FATHER DIVINE .might be known in other parts of the world. INS G If PEACE We Thank You, FATHER S , . en I . 155 WEST 125:1; sr. NEW ‘roan CITY PEACE‘ Thank You, FATHER Rohert ttampten Express Truck ' , o All kinds of hauling and moving done Also nice well kept spacesgfor —b1-'others., _ i ' I I I sand every, sood May ism, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEWJ);A.YL\ 43 ncentrutin le s s ings T G 1 v e r h e m ” — - See if You can Sing and Think about Anybody Else and Get the In;-r mediate Desired Results “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE NO. 20 WEST 115th. STREET , NEW YORK CITY FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1935 H A. D. F. D." / TIME: 12:00 MIDNIGHT FATHER cautions His Hearers to be true in 7 words, deeds and in actions, and let the words of their mouths be the meditation of their hearts, and then they will, throughby concentration on the PERFECT PICTURE, be able to work the PRIN§3IP'LE scientifically, for thereby they will see and merit the returns of their vivid concen- tration, and the effect will be marvelous. . , OMNIPOTENT SAVIOUR, we thank THEE. (Song by the audience before Father’s Mes- sage:) V ‘ “If you love Your FATHER, why don’t you tell it? ' ' . If you love Your FATHER, why don’t you tell it? V V I H _ If you love Your FATHER, why don’t youitell it? , Tell it wheresoever you go.” (The foregoing statements are those of the ‘transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lows.) _ PEACE, EVERYONE: {“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” responded the hap- py assembly.) % A ’ A ’ Now you are happy, and I AM glad for, the limitless Blessings we have, with RIGHTEOUS- NESS, JUSTICE and TRUTH, with GOOD HEALTH, GOOD WILL and a GOOD APPE- TITE for you; with GOOD MANNERS, with GOOD BEHAVIOUR wheresoever we are, with ‘I VWISDOM, KNOWLEDGE , and UNDERSTAND- ‘and , jdesirable; .l?~»“les~s~i~ng.v It A L ers Pr g and Loving Thgy , i , at <5» EH n c is is Wonderful! , While listening to the testimonies, and especial- ly the song you sang so vividly, I thought for consideration: if you say you love GOD, if you have tried all other love, or if you have not tried out all, try ‘GOD once again for a while. It is W0nd.erful! I It has long since been said, and I wil-l say‘ it again, . “Cleanliness is next to GODLINES-S.” The Love of GOD that surpasses all human un« derstanding, if you love GOD whole-hearte-dly, i.t will cleanse you from all filthiness of the fleshand spirit, yea, it will cleanse your mind of all filthiness that your mentality might be cleanand purged of all filthiness of the mind and Spirit. ‘ 2 While. listening to that song, I know it sounds a little radical and somewhat childish, it causes -you to be chi1d—like in actions and in expres- sions. Not only so, but it causes you to be more child-like apparently, aacicording to some’s ver- sions; nevertheless, while listening to the songs of Praise, I thought ofhow this Love has changed I you. I thought ofphow thelove of man and the i love of mankind, all of the love that you all have participated in,‘al_l of that which was termed love by the mortal version of men, all you have ’ tasted of, you have not found it to be that which you have found this to be, for this Love will cleanse you; not only from your sins, but it will‘ heal you of all of your afflictions and of all of your physical diseases. It will giveyou joyand ‘peace and happiness. It will make you succesS- . ful and prosperous. It will cause you to be pure ’. «. .» and clean socially. It will cause you to be modest. I It will cause you to be mild. It will cause you to be meek and it will cause you to be kind. Taste and See = » . That__lis_what -this" Love which lwepare I e on , the “INDIVIDUAL . of ,Whomf you are say- . . ’ ./.~‘ The NEW DAY Maflsth, 1939 A.D.F.D. about, will do; and that is what it has done. It brought all nations together in one. /It causes to love your neighbor. It causes to do unto others as you would have them do to you. It stirs up your pure mind and ' causes you to act decently and respectably in the land of the living. It cleanses you of all. filthiness, _whether it be physical, mental or -Spiritual; therefore, I‘ say, “Taste and see the LORD is good.” This mighty Holy of which you are speaking, it transcends all human imaginations, although they be many collected together and scattered universally. It transcends them all. While sitting, listening to the song as it was being sung so vividly, I thought of this Love how it changes you ‘physiicalély, how it changes you mentally, how it changes you Spiritually; but the Love of man and woman has gotten " you nowhere. While listening to the Praise that Was? being sung, not only in the one song, but in many, but especially stress I that song lastly sung: “I love you,” and a thought I brought forth for consideration: some would say “They are talking about loving that man. That is why I say, “Do not say it unless‘ you mean it,” but those of you who are radical enough to mean and say it sincerely, you receive the results im- mediiately, and you do not have to Wait until you die. , Now try this Love out! Testiut out if you wish to; see if you can sing about anybody else, see if you can think about anybody else and get the immediate desired results. It is Won- derful! \ ‘ ‘ I ’ 1:: Is} the Fundamental ‘Take these thoughts to considera'tio<n, and you will see that it is not mortality of which 3 you are speaking, but the FUNDAMENTAL that stands throughout all ages; the FUNDAMENTAL that carries within itself the victory; the FUN- DAlV.[EN‘TAL that will give you the victory over all difficulties and "over all adversities and give you Peace and Joy and Happiness beyond de- grees. - _ . . If there is a question or a thought of criticism in the consciousness of an’ individual, tell that person to concentrateon anyone he or she pleases, and see if that person, through concentration, will transmit to them the desired Blessings which you are receiving through concentration as it: through gthinlgingy tithe ; indiivi-dual dividual can think on an individual who Wiil bring them the desired blessings that they are 2 seeking, merely by concentration or by thinking. It is Wonderful! You can test it out. It is written: “Faith is the substance or the thing hoped for, it is the evidence of things not seen.” If there be a question as to whether your con- centration and singing and giving praises to an- other Will give you the desired results, you can try it out and see. It is Wonderful! Truly might, have one said, “Taste and see that the LORD is good.” So, if by loving an individual—-any per- son on the face of the earth, any person who has been on the face of the earth, who will be, or now is——-see through your loving them, if it will bring you the desired blessings. Try it out! I can trust My Spirit. If you desire to taste and see whether it is real, that human affection or love, whatsoever it is you may call it, that you have been expressing, concentrate on that kind and see if you will ‘get the desired blessings through concentration. ‘NOW isn’t that Wonder- ifuli . Thlinking on GOD Brings Joy When you think on some, sadness will over- shadow you, because they are living in sorrow, and because they are of the earth, earthy; but when you think on GOD, joy overwhelms you.’ Through concentration your hearts are over- flowed with joy and you are filled and thrilled . with love beyond degrees. It is Wonderful! While listening to the song, I thought of how vividly you all sing from time to time, and the critics think within themselves, “They are prais- ing man.” Now let them try to praise anything they may surmise to be GOD and see if they will get the.desired results as you do. Now isn’t that Wonderful! , I While thinking on the mystery, I could look over this assembly and observe the masses and the expression of cleanliness. The very expres- sion and the personification of .modesty and morality manifestedin the physical bodies, the personification of modesty, morality and decency; you can see it is expressed from the Without as Well as from the within: the cleanliness of the Spirit of GOD as HE has brought it to fruition in one and all. - Not one of My true Believers and faithful Followers would smoke a cigarette. It is Won-‘if derful! If you know of a“ man or a woman who‘ smokes a (cigarette, , , .-, ll 9 </1.‘:-am"-57'.’ $2.:-;u,q‘ ""‘|*' "I .v-4...¢-+‘;- ‘May-» 18th, 1939 A..D;F.D. ~ Heaven. receivie-‘dd to do it, neither n.ot "to do it, but lVIy»Spirit just will. not do it,lfor it is in” you‘. It will deny it- ‘self of the“ human affection and appetite "for... those things. They ‘arethe habits of men.» It .is. Wonderful! That is Why you know it is more . than man. That is why you know there are no other expressions, as being called a person, that V can bring about the desirab-ale blessings, through . cone-entration, saving by this,FUNDAl\/IENTAL 1 of Whom-you say I AM. . « . ._ I Through Yeur Love ~You Reggreive the Bliessin-gs Through your love. for this of Whomiyou say- ‘AlVl,v by praising GOD sincerely an-d concen- — vtrating on the FUNDAMENTAL, the.‘ identical, I the PRINCIPLE of Whom you say ~I.»AlVI, you 7 are receiving thehdesirable Blessings that you thought you- would inherit when you entered « Now isn’t this a won‘deri’~u1 place to be? Isn’t this ‘enought to tell you that GOD is a ‘reality—-I-"a living factor that comes through your concentration and conscious conviction and realization of HIS PRESENCE’? All of these Bless- in.gs are at your disposal by living Evangelical- ly and believing sincerely in that which you are ..,.speaking and by leaning and depending on. the 5 FUNDAMENTAL Without the ‘aid and help of man. A ‘ , . __ vi . _ I Now just think of it, dear ones, thinkof con- centratingvon some other individual and visual- ‘ ‘izin»’g~and_ giving. praise to any person. [In other words, think, on any individual you choose, and give them praise vividly continually as. long as? you please, and you will see whether the con- centration and visualization of that person will ‘bring youthe desirable blessings you are seek- s ing. «Try it out, if you pleas.e. A . V While the “ brother I was ‘singing that ‘song, I. thought of aspirit—in, other words, _a man who ' has spoken on thuswise—sp_eak-ing and think-, ing about individuals giving praises to ME con- tinually. But remember, if they do not get the results through. Praise and concen~trati0n;;, they should have. sense enough. not to. praise and con,- cetntrate any more.‘ i ‘ g . ’ “Governed by the Law of the Spirit of Life By May‘ ‘Followers praising and loving and -concentrating, they are receiving the ' Blessings that no man could‘ give them. They are receiv-. I ing health andhappine]ss;th-ey are receiving the victory over adversities; they are receiving suc- cess and prosperity; they are receiving Wisdom, Knowledge and Understanding, and .-they have G on WILLII ea HEALTH, Go, are being.:;,gev.erned -‘I‘.h.e Nnwninyi I I 1 '_ 4.5,, by the Law of the Spirit of Life that in CHRIST. ,This, and all of these Blessings they are re~ceivi»ng through concentration, through con- centrating -on the FUNDAIVIENTAL. I Not only so, beloved ones, but they are also receiving . RIGHTEOUSNESS, JUSTICE and TRUTH at the Handof the ALMIGHTY, where the very ' I foundation of this government_ is being re—enacted, and being re-established. in RIGHTEOUSNESS, JUSTICE and TRUTH. - I _ _ _The Righteous Government we are grecreating in the consciousness of the people, that they lmight live _4Evangelically, and not onlylive Evan- I gelically, bu.t that they might bring ‘into actuality, the reality of the Constitution of the United States of America, and cause it to be a living factor in their hearts and in their minds; that they V might build other statutes that are according to them, Whichever, that the Spirit of GOD’S Right- elousness, Justice and Truth might have access among rnen. ‘U _ I C ._ This Great Peace War I have not done anything yet to what I will do! I will do it if it costs ME dmillion bod7Les'a day! It i_s,Wonderfu1! Just think, of the masses who have gathered. Men. are speaking of the great world war; how they are being mobilized for the purpose of bringing about anio‘_ther" world. . war, for the purpose of A protecting their army, their country and their navy; but that is only a slight sketch and a reflection of a percent of as. fraction of a (grain of the inys:tery of this great “PEACE WAR”, on earth amongmen, how we are? goinglforthto conquer opposition, crime and sin of every "kind among men, that the kingdoms . of this world might become to be the Kingdom of our GOD and His CI-IRIIST,’ and that CHRIST might" reign forever and forever. Every knee must bow: every tongue must con- fess that CHRIST as was in Jesus, is theFUN-“ ’ I DAMEBIITAL, the -only Hope of Redemption, and all ‘must dial in on it, to be redeemed in reality. _ . V . I «Oh, it is such a privilege, dear ones, to be liv- ing in this recognition consciously in the PRES-,1 I ENCE of HIM Who liveth forever and forever, and filled _and th.ril1ed with the spirit ‘of His l\/Ierriness, of.which will heal you of all of your af‘fliictiions,,— both mentally and physically S_pir.it.ually,..tl1at you might enjoy a perfect Life of GOD; _ . . r _'-’e cannot stress it too vividly, -the great sigmficance of visualizing the PERFECT IPIC7? . _t Praise C and Thanks pcoifitinual-_1Y {IRE giving - ' i,,Pr.ag.1s9?~. I .iethr.oif:Qre.Xer. JIM 45 T hrlNEw.p.A 1%.}; W W May 13th, 1939 A.D.F.D; '1‘-hanlss to Cj§£*;’f;«‘D for your limitless which you are receiving. I _;5Bles'sing?sV Received —Q'Ihrougl_1' Praise ii i These Believers.’ who are believing7si.ncere- not the negative, they are receiving the Bless- .APraises continually.‘ When they give GOD can and doyget the results, for they in turn "be-A come to be the very reincarnators and the re- flectors of the spirit of "GOD’S PRESENCE that gave them consolation, peace and’ happiness be-_ W yond measure. it r l ~ I need notsay more at this juncture, as IAM speaking when I AM apparently Absent; " as I AM acting when I AM appar-ently Ainasctive.‘ When I_..AM apparently lying dormant in your hearts and in your minvols, so far as you are con—; scious of it,‘ then I AM working at times more a effectiv~e=ly,i when you are consciously inactive, ' act more effectively Without your personlaslae-g tion. ‘ ' l V that will unlock the barred and shut doors.” Praise will unlock every door that has been have been closed to you. to the hidden treasures, the limitless‘ Blessings W of which are your posseﬁion when yyou live ae’-A» * cording ‘to this Teaching. I thank‘ WPEACE, EVERYONE; ’ W M Q1; on" and passing out ‘quietly immediately, ’ and “ _thos_e -who have not dined, will come and be A..gSeate‘d. I‘? thank you. A r;AcE Thank You_ FATHER 0 LENOX AVENUE \NEW YORKHCITY W ‘ ’ Between 115th and 116th Sts. ' . ‘ l . _ PEACE EPENDENT SEWING sumv sump W SEWING MACHINES BOUGHT, SOLD,‘_ 2 'REPAIRED and EXCHANGED ' A Rep. by Ballesteros. & Ventoso ‘ .; Mo. 2-"7750 ly, those who are Visualizing the positive and7 ings of GOD accordingly, when ‘they ‘give GOD 3‘ Praise, even though it is in opposition’ to '-thaeirp’ personal feeling in mortal consciousness, they or inactive consciously, that the Spirit might. Give I-’rai:se:.: dive Tlnia-nkszi “Praise is the y closed to you-—all of the doors,‘ whichever, that p Praise and Than-ks?-. «giving to HEM. Who liveth; forever,.. will unlock. 7 ‘ them, and will give you a happy admittance‘ in- 4 I will not bore you longer. We are insmnnljs PURE mm (ENTER PEACE . it FAIRWPRCE “FOOD MARKET "W A Finest. 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REP*AIR?INGL-4 RESTYLING Mme ALgmquasg4-room — W 1A\4iay‘«:I';:8ftfI=iV,;i HA=r1em 720004-5 v We ~Than1; You, We Thank You, . ‘ PE«AaCEv.I _’__..:.-u)4(‘.?‘S‘ We ‘thank You, FATHER E TEEMMEE ca.o'mcoA1's nay iaih,19s9?iA.Dir.n. i W T..l1\e|‘N‘ swig, n,Aef ‘ 49;‘, Soul Is the Soul oi the hin ﬂy as Gained, but , to Lose te R iglit seiiiiness of t orld it Him thing i ~ A Short Talk by FATHER Followed by an Interview Granted to Two Business Men from Africa 'FA'l‘l-lER’S Office, 1337.9 Madison Avenue, New York City Tuesday, April 18, 1939 A.D.F.D. about 4 P. M. ‘ 'After the beautiful Banquet which had FATHER: There is nothing lost in the been served by the LOVE-MASTER, where Great Universal Mind, Substance. When you we feasted» on ‘the finest sort of food, both as a person, seem to be absent, unless it would mentally and Spiritually, We were back now be, or unless there would be some cause on your in the Office of the LORD, where this valuable part; unless, you do something to prohibit an-« and instructive little Talk came forth, which other person from being with you, Why, natural- developed into an interesting interview. The ly you. may feel the loss of that person. That two gentlemeniwho were ‘blessed. to be guests might be your punishment, if you would malia. at the morning Banquet, were now accorded ciously do something to hinder a person in a re» the additional Blessing of being granted an sentful way. If you do that which is just and rson deviates, the Spirit interview by FATHER, in gratification of their right——— even if the pe _ hope and desire. A would be the same. ‘You two are fortunate whereby you hold fast in consciousness, where This consideration of their entrance to FA- _ _THER’S Office came forth as FATHER launch- yogtcim :r£1?’ke1y°_v1;£icc°1:1l1a ct:d:}%ei§t::lh‘:I: miiriz 1 ed out from the brief little Talk which HE S39 3111“ b Eggbibehind min 0,“ aW7‘;jy from was giving in the presence of" the Secretaries 1é%D_einr;O%:g awa‘ from thf gdom, then and two other guests. As these gentlemen from the fcannot et baci But if you do not’ bum, ‘Accra, Gold Coast,_West Africa, had evident-- theybridde beﬁind ou‘in ding away from GOD, ly made their contact, FATHER was mindful ettin °aWa fro; the gpemonal Contact you: that these potent thoughts which were coming Ev .11 agwa S iave a chance make your’ con‘ forth from the FOUNT of His Own OMNIS- t 1 t W.th3’ME 1 k CIENCE, would also be food for these gent1e- ac _1 _ " . _ “‘ 1 _ men’s vocabularies and would satisfy their men- It is Just the same as leaving the worlds _ tal desireswhich they requested of the LORD. mosilsddegestabls exrglewsS1:(1)~§1(i e g{é<;3n(l1e::e1 t;1(2)i§_ ~ , ° 0 urn e , . i ‘Just before the Interview concluded, an- Zvaolfnot’ éegbgck again Evengsos if you burn the , , , other gentleman who stated that he had just bridge behind you’ leaving the Celestial city, by Teturned from the Other side’ Swght FA‘ going to the City of Destruction, you cannot gel? .i ? THERE advice °°“°erning 43 matter’ and be back agai-nif you burn the bridges behind you; also was Permitted to enter the 0fﬁ°e at th“ but it is godd not to burn the bridge behind you: time and receive the information which .,he then you can have an access and a chance an y“ sought. ‘ For this release of ,_Thy beautiful 8: hope £0 1, Tet u 1, n’ you See_ so it is a W0ndeI._; Words, SWEET‘ SAVIOUR, we thank THEE. ful thought That is the mysterw That is they (The foregoing statements are those ofjzhe reason you can always feel at homey 1131933 ' ' . . . . - y ‘ ' ~ hing that would» tra scr ber, and the interviews with two ladies you d0_S9mel3h1Ilg 01‘ S_3~37_’ Somet _ _ _ _ * n 1 be malicious, antagonistic or conflicting, some-.1 of V A 11 en ering e 0 ice, o~e , .d ,5 be b d b —h-My you menta 1y an». % remarked she felt’ Mother’s ‘presence. One IS”; r§:a‘1‘iy_ anlgrff theatl is; done effectively, , f , thought led to another, and finally ‘l;h-LS .bea.u- ‘ ’d _n feel the effem; Of in you See * it , tifal ‘Talk. developed thiisw1se..:. i __U ---- 4- .. you can an W1 - - V ll V V y .~‘:i<—'~ “.50: ‘ essence and the Y "rile N Ewe n A vs" That is the mystery. But hold fast to that which is good. ' ' If You Lose the Spirit of Things “What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his own soul?” And it profits nothing to gain everything and lose the right useness of it . . . the right—useness and “the usage of it, as being termed by -Webster the “soul,” the spirit of the thing.If you lose the spirit of it, why naturally, it profiteth you no- thing. See the mystery? But if you sacrifice everything for Righteousness’ sake, and gain all ‘things for Righteousness’ sake, then lose all things for Righteousness’ sake, you still hold the rightusage of it and the usefulness ‘ of it; therefore, it profiteth you something. But if you let go——lose the spirit or the right-useness of it, or the usage of whatsoever it may be, it profiteth you nothing; even though you may have everything you could demand on the material plane, unless you have the spirit ‘of it, it profits you nothing. ’ See! That is the thought of it. 'derful! Think of living in such a recognition whereby you can hold fast to the Spirit --- in ‘other words, to the spirit of the thing. “What does it profit a man to gain the whole ‘world It is Won- and lose his own soul?” Now a man’s soul is the soul of the thing that he has gained. See the mystery? But to lose the right usage and the usefulness of the World, it profiteth him nothing. That is his own soul, because if you get the thing, you have the soul of it. The soul belongs to you. The average person thinks ,I AM speaking, man’s personal, in-. dividual soul from his own body; »,but I AM when I say that, about the speaking of the right usage of the World-—the spirit and the meaning of the world and the - things of_ the World he has lost, and how it profits him nothing, for it is no good. Now just think of having everything that life demands-——a'll of these material things that are at our disposal,,yet it profits nothing un- less we have the right usage oflthem, and the essence and the substance of them, you see; but if I have the right usage of them and the substance of them, why nat- urally, I have the Key to all of them, if I I i- have the realityiof it, you see: but without the reality, )it profiteth nothing, see? There are thousands of people who may V have apparently many more blessings on the glpmaterialv plane than what we could even think . ‘of apparently; 5 the soul of that nevertheless, they do not have thing they have. They merely .’ -have it,‘ but not _the soul of it. A, r The mental, Hold Fast {.0 That Which Is Good If I get you as a person, any of you, and do not get the soul of you, it profiteth nothing. You are useless without the soul of you. See the? mystery? So it is a wonderful thought to, ob- serve it; hence, believe-——or get all things, "but hold fast to that which is good-—-the spirit of ' it, the soul of it, the right usage of it‘, and you can use it effectively; and it will be profitable a-nd constructive for you. See the mystery? (One of the young ladies said, “FATHER, by expressing Your SPIRIT, going all over; speaking of YOU, it just‘ seems that We are sent out, by recognizing YOUR’PRES!ENCE. and telling the world of it.”) ~ ‘ FATHER resumes speaking: It is true! Well, it is a Wonderful thought--“harmonization." Spiritual and psychological in- ternal harmonization is the great essential. When you harmonize with ME, with the spir- it of sincerity and areconscientious, whereso- ever you are, why, the sense of MY PRES- ENCE will be there; even as someone said a‘ little while avgo——-they said, apparently they felt Mother here. I said, “AM I not your mo- ther?” See, the PRESENCE of the same Spir-I it, the right-usage ofithe name Mother, is ever present with ME! even if it is not expressive with you and with others with whom I come in contact, it is expressive with ME} for I hold it from that angle of expression, therefore, I have it at all times, just as expressive. with ME.-' as when she is personally present, for it is not matter nor materiality; it is the impersonal presence; it is the impersonality of the indi- -vidual and the. unindividuality of that.individ- ual; it is the impersonal presence of the per- son, the Spirit of the individual. That spirit of the truth may be "made real and recog- nized, as GOD is impersonal, even though HE is personified. It is a Wonderful thought. '-(One of the guests said, “It is true, FA- THER; both of us have experienced it.”) . FATHER:.IT is Wonderful! It is marvelous! I do not need to change the course especially I for those gentlemen to come up, if they Want to speak to ME. I AM of no private interpreta- tion. "‘ (At this instance one of the secretaries en- tered the Office with these two gentlemen from Africa, who had requested to speak with FATHER.) ! FATHER asked: have seats?” Gentlemen: “Thank YOU.” FATHER: “What may be your narn,e?,” “Won’t you gentlemen May ism, 1939 A.n§FfD. IFATHER: “I AM pleased to meet you gentle‘ and such as that; and aside from that, you 51‘ May‘ iatii, 1939 *A.D,.Fi;D. '1‘ ii ed NE W D‘ ‘A Y I 1stige~nt1eman__:_. “Tote Ansa, from the ‘Gold do not make it a custoni to even so much as. 003813; AfI‘1Ca-’’ I buy anything and pay for it i.n the thirty day FATHER: “And your name?” liinit,~a'ccording to the cash and carry custom, gnu gontloinan: scC_ Giloi..illa_n because we find it_ consumes quite a lot of time, and quite a little bookeeping, red tape Amen. _ I . . . . , . Gentlemen: “Our p»ieaSure',, are not, in My Opinion, reflecting such in- or FATHER. “M Secretar told ME dependence as I AM advocating, to buy any- _ ' V 3’ You thing on credit. Hence, we desire to produce _ would hke to have 3 were te Say * - - you the spirit of independence, and express it in Wanted to See ME‘: deeds and in actions economically, even as I. . 1Sl3 gentleman! ‘Yes, I Wrote to YOU about stress it Religiously and politically. SIX days ago. Yes. I gave a letter to brother For this Cause, My Followers and oo_Work_ Chemblm Wlth Seine matter 1“ 1t t0 YOU leer‘ ers under the Guidance of My Spirit, are usua1- sonally; and‘ I said when YOU have a llttlg 1y successful and prosperous in. all of their time’ We Should hke to have 3 Chat W1th"YOU* endeavors. Firstly, they do not believe in buy- FATHER: “I see!” . ing anything “sight unseen.” They do not be-' ' A Business proposition ‘ lieve in buying anything on credit, either way’. _ , in 1st gentleman: It is a question——not very They believe 1.“ peymg eaeh £01‘ 311 thlngs when . long. I‘ have been two years here now, and I dehvered 91‘ ‘“.adVa“?"? but 9‘ ,1;u.1e’ they have been trying to set an organization for ggelfgt beheve 1“ buymg anything eight un‘ distribution of cocoa from West'Africa. It is ' - not a question that the proposition has no _If they Wish to invest atny_money in any» rrnorits; if anything the merits are too grout. thing, they invest _it on the merit of whatsoever for anybody; but what has been my handicap, they are P“1"Ch§‘3m8’ a_l3 the Purchase Pelee Of 1 have come aoroso many rirnos, groups of noo.. such merchandise which. they may desire to - ple who would like to take control, but who Purchase. By so doing, it helps the" merchant would rniorliroot tho nolioy Wliioli lorought me to be independent, the manufacturer to be in- inrthe interest of, to this country. In other d_e'PeT1'deT1t. _the agent and other represeiitau words, the underlying nrinoinlo on Wliioli I tives to be independent and it keeps them_ 111-e 2 Want to further rlovolon the nronoSition_ 1 dependent themselves. So that 1-sliuslt a slight; . found that in question when I inarlo oontaot sketch of our method under the Guidance of with Mr. Madison. 1 went to Mr. Frank‘el’s My Si>1r1t- s . place . . .- It is a matter of getting a group In the future, 311 Of 370111‘ products could be together, cultivating something beneficial, not produced and sent to this country, and could i " be purchased on wholesale scales, atlwhole- V only of our people in Africa, but consumers less than what the samelrmero I here; but when they hatched it up, they Want- sale prices, for chandise could be purchased elsewhere for, ed to take control and make a division, al— A _ _ l though theysay, it is...no division. and if it would be in demand ‘and desired by I Well, I wrote, and I am in this position with the general public, why, we could heartily en-_ , my friend. Atiany time that he can return, or dorse any ‘effort that you might make in ‘that; , I can get him over there now, at any time we line, S0 10118“ as it Comes under the heading can have the support of any group . . . I can and in accord with My Teaching of Indepen-. let him go, and let them know exactly what deiice. l ‘is being done on this side, but I don’t want VTlio~:.Pi.ol,lem _' or _ to move without, some Spiritual Guidance. ‘Mr. Tete Ansal Wen, We Want to get our rs When _I came across Brother Qherubim, I Vice, FATHER It lg our p1.opo,Sitionl Tlioro thought I W°“1d’ma.k" “One?” Wlth YOU to are about two hundred thousand farmers on I» get some Sert of Glndance‘-In Othet Words’ I the \Gold Coast, which produce half of the am aekmg for n.°’“h"‘g else but Spmtual part" cocoa crop of the world for chocolate candy, or nershipand Guidance, so that what we want andsour biggest market is. America 0 ._ . Al_l, to do’ Should go right‘ ’ ‘ready there are all-day and all-night marketeg Peace Nlission Business Principles ‘ because cocoa has an exchange like I1o.other_ FATHER: I see! Well, according to our commodity. As we_are talking now, We ;a1.‘.e Cooperative System, My Economic Plan, we selling in advancefifteen and twenty "mo.nths—- buy everything and pay cash for it, or C.O.D., ahead. I . _ ' and buy nothing on the i_nstallm,eiit plan. We This 00.003 is‘ Wt being grown on , P13431133‘ \ tion system, perhaps fortunately, areas you do turjer in this country from your “co-ninection? in America, but families on their own land" ‘ " work‘ day and night without any financial aid from anygroup at all. That leaves us entirely in the ha_nds of jobbers from France and Eng- 3.11 the 1~e,S_.-1; is V land. For eight and ten months we ‘are’ o1f1”'the that spot. and have to take it to theirtdolors to ‘set what we can get. For fifteen years Twas away. Conditions are getting worse. We cannot send . W our children to school. I Want to get out there. . i through ‘the same manufacturers? W country. If .We want capital from this ‘country, N’ that market will be out of our hands. I have th. 1: _ .f f , A 1_ pin New.York*City ls mun ry ’ 1 We Wan’ t.° ﬁnance Curse Yes’ j my Engljislr customers.-” Otherwise, they are we must get our own capital, our own things, " r i l in Africa as YOU,have; but We cannot‘ go on . . ‘V ‘\ want“to'take' the business away,‘ -so that we our capital from abroad; but before we move -Wm. be in the Sa:m~e-position as We St-arted to get that capital, we want to have some .as- = ‘_ : « - — , sociation with the true Spirit thatwilllguide ,‘FA,T:,HER;:, .,.W.9";»,m_W1}-at WaY.,°°“1da“Y‘ what We should do. i » ‘ ’ ;~0n-e 1,”; li‘,’."1’?°?‘-“ y°u“m3’y- ;nter95ted- hem If we could get the proper support, we=¢ou1a~ estabhsh your t-i.ade'* t9day' ' V get cocoa sent here from there every time ~ V ~.An ‘WW6!’ Waﬂted that the steamer comes. Cocoa could come Mr. Tete Ansa: I have been here two years. here,“ as YOU say; whosoever would Want If I could get established today, the United cocoa-——perhaps ’ some manufacturers 5' would 7States~:h»as*fa*greed.;to:.give me a bankingcharter, want to get cocoa-.-we could supply them. That asthey will. operate in West Africa. If -I get’ a is our position. So we want men 'with**true "partner with five thousand dollars to send Spirit, with partnership, to associate himself this man away, in three months we could get to guide us, as We cannot be here always.‘ We all of the cocoa‘ We want from the steamer. have t-o be home some time, and .the business That is, to ‘pay for the steamer and put”him»on.. twill grow into fifteen thousand a year. As soon ‘ If %-Ikcould get one man with five thousand dol- gas We. could get the proper guidance and part- ~lars to establish the whole‘ thing, the constr- nership, we could carry the steamer out; so mershere willbe helped, and also the growers we Want the right associate—-—somebody’ who in Africa will have a« fair deal. wants to make money; but make m-o_ney“wi:th Did YOU not get my letteér with my s.yno-pssis, .;,;some prmclple. V ‘FATHER? i 3 = l _ ' _ creed , - * “ FATHER: iWel‘l, iternay be possible to locate FATHER: In the first place, -db v-yo,-u "someone who would have ‘-the finance to act as ~ any trade in any other country now?‘ , W » br°ke’%' for "the flrmv V ' . ’ W l Mr. Tete Ansa: No! /I have a corporation V ' MT» Tete ‘A1183-1 ‘S0179! S‘?-11?! SW93 .which is not functioning yet, in England. The C0“11d be d01’i€~‘ W / “ ‘ . ' ' ,is:,a mem- FATHER: or course, that would haveﬂto ber‘ of Parliament. When I came here,,the be -accom’plished"by arousing interest through group under her tried to control. the cocoa advertis-ing,~o.r t-hrough contacting someone who business behind my back. This situationtbrought i might’ be, or ‘would be seeking to invest. in about a strike about fourteen months ago, ' something—invest in some enterprise that Which brought the functioning of the company might be constructive in the advancement of ;5<_5.a Stéyndsttill unﬁlf I. arrixgecrlt heréel. If you bring‘ some certain ideal. . L r . _ A .03 1*‘ mm 1'1°a-- 0 Y i Ousandt vtqﬁs» a How long do you expecttobe in this cmmtry? tv 1,1iIf1'Sl;€'¥1’1l1dth‘:(§lI:;lan(lt tori: go to Blngi01andi,eand-thirty,‘ V Tete 1'&nsa»:e Well,;._]_5 was ;suppi‘ose.d to in-,=, . , e 0 _‘mer1ca’ 1“? We g1”0'-up come in for six months, and I am stlll here for i re’ want to control it for market. - , , e nearly tW0 Years. Every six months I have to ~F1¥17li.,EB==: ls my present mee-uia£- when . e , .1 ‘ Mr.‘ Tete Ansaz" There is no cocoavtman'u- facturer in thiscou_ntry., Seventyefive percent of the cocoaused here is our African cocoa; ,b1end.,_‘ Statistics, will __s_l_1o_w you FATHER:" Well, can you not handle it Mr. Tete Ansaz’ I tell YOU,‘tlFATHER,-our _ ,, . _ position ‘is this; for fort “ears we have been For two ‘years I have been working 1n this > growing this cocoa, n0t?(:n77thiS m—arkét at 3,11; . _ - ”bu_tit ‘lea;vers”‘-yourselves"on the hands of Europe . We can get It fmm gr°".pS_ Wh°_ thmk thﬁ’-Y are “*movement.“T‘he_y” takeit and create customers, ‘different’ but If We permit thls the P011037» Of the result is, Iwent to aplant in Pennsylvania, ‘* , , _ \ _ , , and they ‘told’ me,e“Whent you establish yourself arrived attthis conclusion after two ‘years in 4 ’ I will be preparedto Iettgo ‘not w‘i'llingi——*in“ other words, if we are going 111 ‘l3h1S country without some Guidance to get to estabhsh here they wou d he p us but they ,1, t,,,a,,1iéié$»ii1~et1i;<=193aA.n;r;D. ‘FATHER? :1 see! v a , .. .1 I '. -I Mr.Tete Ansa: We buyalot of automobiles . _Mr..T_eteAnsa: _ I do not think‘ I will have a motor I t-ruhcks, tobacco, _suga,r,] gasoline, auto: , any difficulty now. . _ _ mobile oil, cigarettes, anda certain portion of, p c , You. are under the British p=r0- haberdashery from the United States; but those- ’ ’ , lixe/£~1«.l?10n. West Africa... , p - thingswe cannot get in England, _b,eca-use we “ - Tete A1133: Yes, FATHER, % ,_ areI£11o‘t1 buyers as consumers . . . These people V. ‘A ‘ People Are Interested . in g and buy from ‘you, to. sell to us; but if * I have got cooperation for trading‘ site,~ un- We Sell our goods here d1reet'»eey from here T der New York State law. They got the as- and What We eeuld not get here» 3° to Some, . ' surance from Washington that they are interest- ether leeuntry ee buy’ this would be the beet T ed in the proposition- way’ ye“ See’ ,_ . ‘ .. - , , FATHER: We1l,,of course, therefshould be FATHER: . it has duet °,,°°“"1‘,°?‘1,’°9 ME’ that . . ‘quite a lot of people interested, for most of the eueh e‘ Pr°P°S1“.°n Should b.,elap‘pe,a1,mg to Mr‘ " % cocoa comes from the1.e_ Fo1r%1be%3us1e gls rréerghziidise is ucisetllthroiilghg ‘. Mr. Tete Ansa: FATHER, it is not the eo~ ‘"1 i 9 ‘*5 ‘W 9, “.‘°a»a‘¥ .,tl ‘Pug °“ -~'l:>l=e who .. are interested, it is the number Svho all parts of the .W°r1d’ and It 1°°kS.11ke It ‘would __want to Steal my proposition, 1 can go to See be merely an interchange of ‘business, and as‘: people today, and they would Say’ «Oh, yeS;n hlS name has been established throughout the, % Ix but I won’t let my proposition go. I T giﬁfliﬁ)’ g‘1:’(3:‘eu;°‘3‘7:)‘§‘l1Ib‘E)rI(‘)‘;)07gS];'1‘:3i‘:‘::31' 91’ better per‘. ,7 FATHER: Well, you representatives, as the I . , ' V e - head of the corporation, unless you know you Mr’ Tete Ame: We have eI3I_ne;fe1ee egentef L, cansign’ or See that the necessary ‘contracts are on the Gold Coast sine_;-zze 191:, and they are, A gsigned for the purposeof allowing those whom Engheh groups‘ _ f - »~ » _ . . ‘ you may allow to become to "be a, ,part'of_yoLi1° _ Enterprise within an Enterprise V 01' Wh0T¥1 You desire to be“ ‘~ FATHER: Well, of course, I could not say concern ,_ Cfime l7_0 be 3 Part» then Y0“ Shmlld not 8V8-I1 6011- what I could do Personally; but I was just con-I ﬁldel” It ~- “ ’. ' ~ sidering, it would be a- great thing ifyou could? ‘I I Mr. Tete Ansa: 2 That IS so‘. ‘ get him to’ cooperate, because you could repre-.‘ I‘ FATHER: So far as-theyiafeiallﬁwedio 8'0» sent his merchandise in your -country, and heat- 'p 3911 Seflo NOW Sufih that 0011161 be aiiranged; could“ represent yours in this country. « ¢\,.ppareI‘:‘£Ey, and it ‘would be algﬁeat thing. 1:12 gggg Ania; That ishritght, Id b _— ,_ A course e- coopera 1Ve sys em e 1eV.e in, I -c ' I 011 See. l5 a W011 — -e an en—- _ I "Sans: even in t%1Ie.,u'nion-—the tllniteﬁlc ftateﬁin ter-prise within an enterprise, and asbslrou sag?» p 15- 7 merlcan I’ 111011, We mus W01‘ ‘ Oge 91’: you use much gasoline, oil and automo i es, an according‘ to the C0HStituti0T1,r 50 be e1'ea-1ﬁAm91'- all -_ of that-—all of those things are required‘; ’iC31\1'/E Ci’E%Z:nS:A V? Th I hence,it would be to his advantage apparently « I I‘- 6 9 r T1S3‘3 at i’Sv t1'11e- ‘ tolcontact almost any enterprise that is nation‘ FATHER: SO, I think it lS a -wonderful wide, as he is interna,tiona1,, . ~_ thoughtlif it could be -established; especially - HOW do you 111;-e America? a . when you can establish a national, and also an Mr. Tete Ansa: I like America very wel_l~.,: 11113-ei1'n3’Ci0n9«1, C00:D€1‘3l3iV9 «b11SiT1eSSxl30 g0 01113 This is not my first visit. I came herein 1927,, ufrom this country corfrom any other country- and I came back in 1929, went back, and now, Qf course maybe England ‘would be nearer- just came back in 1937. I like America. I It iSe11.11d€l' the British flag; and 130 h3«V9 the tell YOU, when you travel all over America merchandise imported. from England, isn’t it and Europe, and hardly see people likelmra * nearer? .r , when you get here you feel happy. Yes._ ' L , I I Much of ;.Th.e,ir Merchandise Is Bought Here Schleszzglzef‘-?""" Are You 3"C(1u3~ml3ed,W1th name“ Mr. Tete Ansa: No-—,-the trade exchange. 1 I . * ,. a , ’ If we could sell the bulk of cocoa to the United — 1 Mr‘ rteste fegee“ On’ and -he, ‘eee ‘ States——"—the present situation is, the English Serge m%V]' P31; ulfh tenthe'0ne ~ ‘ people take the crop, sell it to the United,States; I re‘ ""‘ ee’ _, e le _ ‘ but if today we could sell the major part here ~A‘°°°“d‘_“g *0 .S°“"Pt“"e » I " -,-awe buy the major part of what ,we use FATHER: I never keep_a record of n.a_, res from here——We could pick up_ the rest that we of p~eo.p‘1e muchyin the fulf1_lment.of the 30.7%,, nsrderation, “I know pnoplma-I1 do not require from England; but that is where . ture :‘ without any C0 _ “_ according -to the flesh,” and again, I Say» V“ . -1: b1 .h b . . _ . . §}‘§,§R.ee1 :::g _ _ _ , , shall only be known as Angels in the Klngd 4 I rot keep a record of names very aecurate1.v;;twou1dlike toltake it back, and copyit. I unless it IS someone closely connected with FATHER, I See’! I do not know that I have I have some Followers III Afr1ca,I:and ]11”Sl3 take oVer—--(FATHER turned aside to the sec—gI ~'3{Sk€d5_ ‘,‘,lD0i"l’0U- ‘b€3I"lT€€01'd W'heI'€ it ’iS‘?"—-’)i he is retaries, and asked, “Do you remember how many acres it ,'-Was?’’ and the reply’ was, “Ten THEE \ g p I he isthere" _nfw,’ although [he ‘wanted’ ‘I know Wheniyflu Walﬂd be. back this Way again’. to start an industriallschool. or could ca1l?‘_aIga-in?-I tlrinkshe (the secretary), Mr. Tete Ansa: I see! That is the thing we was just saying it is atthe other Office. f need, but you cannot do it Without money. FATHER: I see! It is a great country. Of V i I I. ~ course if you get the right material, it will row’ or at any ume' " Mr. Tete Ansa-= We can supply that Oh for you to call at one of these 1e1a‘ces, I eouild yes, we can supply that. ' ’ ‘I I ‘ ' I e leave it. I"cou.1dt1eave«itIat; 126th Street. ~Y’eu FATHER= What is the name Ofrthe Place could ask for Miss L. and she will give it tolyou. ""he"° 7”“ are mm? ~ I it ‘I Mr Tete Ange iAf‘li1-‘r»ight;i ’»’»rTh1ankiYOUi .Mr. Tete Ansa: Accra-, Gold Coast._ Gold '4 ’ _ I ,’ . _ _ I -. . V7,, Coast is a small territory of ninety-six t.housan.d FATHER“ (And Wlth thlsr thls part of the m*' I million people like me there. ‘ V L from abro'ad,‘.entered the Office of the LORD, FATHER? Whﬂﬂ C10 37011 expect to return? as ’ these gentlemen made their exit, and was , Mr. Tete Ansa: As soon as We can find the t' ' I ' ' I I right partner, I leave immediately. V Followers Buy on the Cash Basis Only’ FATHER: Well, I imagine you will be here LORD.) V i For__ this information herein, and, ‘Thy _bea«u~ti_- around some other time, and visit. It mayybe; THEE‘ possible that someone may happen" tocome" to V along, or We may come_in Contact With someone PEACE . who maybe interested to go deeper into_the 5 We Thank You, FATHER; ' } subject than what I can Personally «go into just" I ‘' gﬂm LEFTQN I ‘now. Of course, as I just said, My immediate Cleaning» Pressinea Reﬁairilig /I «Followers, they all believe inlbuying .every— ,N9W' and ;§°c°"‘l1W“d CL0THING- ffgthing on cash basis, according to My Teaching, ‘ fm Kinds of Ummrms '— Wholesale and Rewll ,, , and whatsoever they go into, they believe in ,8“; BAYARD Sm 1N6” MO“ ‘St’ ‘N’ Y’ Cm _ of for whatsoever they get, you see. On PEACE’ PEACE» I a a 1 ' » I . 1...: ::,:::;rr::“:: 1;’:;tu:°:Lib:.:?11§:3 we seem some seem ' ‘ something to order. - I . I _ ; Begguse They Are _C‘?"'39?% Speﬁialéists ‘I ‘Now if it were possible that it could be a - V Thﬂpg ,£,:‘:fNE::l"§e3‘;ﬁ Sl*,‘,‘fI"""‘ ill 1°” M - .' ranged, that as you say, England would-“take ThirdIAve., Cor. 60th, Neal-,Bloomingda1«e’s ten tons _ 9 _1 A _ . v -. I Lexington Ave., Bet. 57th &\58th Sts. ' ~I ' I -A v1V.[* t'l “h NEW DAY ' VMr. Tete Ansa: ‘YOU take twenty, or so-me-p en W1 I 6 thing: likethat, it could be remedied. i . Ph~i°“e=DlA-We 9-4295 ,F4‘$THE.R= Iteould be worked outthat way; I srumeaunsr ICEIMFG. Cﬂ. , , % Mr. Tete Ansar:,Oh yes, rapidlylike that. I 1CE:DE'ALER: I v I have notgot a copy, FATHER, of what I sent, ' .. I » - I _ a ; i I . YO<U——the literature as I sent in my. note. , Anthracite’ COAL Bituminous t€‘«I1l3l1WQi C0Dies——-Pierre Leon, and one on the ‘I therefore‘, in the Consciousness, _Ii<id~ol'.: _. ow that I._Ihave met I,_ V i 1' ’ here recently one was going over to, or ‘.p'assin;7g where at this O;fﬁC'er’ Iiliitl ;I.nuStc?,be at ,one 1‘ through Hamburg‘,— going‘ to South. Africa‘, to 9fIIthte other '°‘»ff1°eSI* (FAT HE‘§R’~ ’tuTn1ng'7a5’1’de”’ Secret’ary:‘" Over at the other Gffice, FA1- .Mr. Tete Ansa‘: I could come back to=mo1'3- , A lwork: the work can be done. _ _ ,_ V ‘FATHER: Supposedyoulmake it next Welell. . I Of course you need land and resources to ~ - One day next Weieka because I AM gmng support a right kind of Movement. I V ..to be out of the city. If it Would be C0I1V_€11ien’l3 square miles. There are three and a quarter tervi-ew e'»I1d€d- "A igenﬂeman lust arriving-ls’ also privileged ‘to ‘gain a’ 'Confere«nIc~e with the l _ _ A , ful Words of Counsel, DEAR LORD, we do thank it a- While, so I Wlll be glad to have you come _ . I _ I t . PEACE _ , General Office. 781 Hewitt PL.‘ Bronx, New York .City_ .- . " T-31.: UNivectjsity 4-7230 g 421-425 EAST 107 ST. A1 om. $25-$211 s-t.,_ A A Mey:..|f&1i, 1939 ;A;.p.F.B.A;s f.l‘.‘e1.: LEhi.gh 4-2912 BEVERAGES We Thank You, FATI-IE‘-R., 117th ST. NEW YORK CITY W-e Thank You, FATHER WHOLESALE A . ‘ Snabel Fruit Co. 311-319 E. BEAQE FULL LINE OF CALIFORNIA & FLORIDA. FRUITS‘ A Lowest Prices on the Market 1589 PARK AVENUE, N.Y.C. LE. 4v-2121 . Bet. 113th & 114th Sis. PEACE MANHATTAN MILLIAEAY A SUPPLY (A 148 WEST 125311 STREET, NEW YORK Let Those Who Serve You Best -- Serve You Most PEACE We Thank You, FATHER PEACE to the WORLD at LARGE4 MEALS 10 CENTS AND 15 CENTS 4 EAST 115th st. ‘ A ' no 3:, cm Teln Mott Haven 9-9466 PEACE JACOB GOLDBERG Wholesale Fruit and Produce sToBB No. 55, Bronx Terminal Ma-rket, Bronx, N. Y PEACE We Thank You, FATHER BUSY BEE PEACE RESTAURANT Ten and Fifteen Cent Meals ‘ 68 W. 99th St. ' New York City PEACE Tel. LE. 4-4100 . TRNITY DARY CO., Inc. . Distributors of ‘ ‘High Grade Dairy Products Bottled Milk & Cream . ’ New York City Tel. MO .2-81390 EEACE 5. G A R L 0 C K LEATHER and FINDINGS Shoe upper repairing and Wdod heels ourspeci-a‘1\‘eies. - 201 LA SALLE STREET . PEACE C 154 LENOX AVE, N. 3:. New York omit Peace“ We Thank VFATHER PEACE LAUNDRY smmss 9e -- UNDERWEAR ma DRESSES 15c & 200 A 301 West 120th St. New York City We Thank You, FATHER REI WHOLESALE CONFECTEONER , 72 East 115th Street New York City PEACE N NEWTON BAKERY Better Butter Bread -- Tennis Taste Tells 1452 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Phones: Miklrose 5-4121; 4422; 4123 PEACE Westchester Hotel Supply Co., Inca ‘ _ Quality Meats and Poultry 524 WESTCHESTER AVE. . BBONX, 8. Eu‘ JOE-INNY’S MARKET 0 Service and Satisfaetien to All 0 ’ We Thank You, FATHER 135 LENOX AVE. ‘ Near 117111? St. PEACE PEACE eRAN'r's‘ DEPARTMENT STORE Serving Harlem with Quality Merchandise . At Prices You Can Afford . W. '1‘. GRANT (30. 226 West 125th St. PEAC E . DANIELS mamas, Inc. . REEVES’ BEST EGGS 0 REEVES’ BEST BUTTER . REEVES’ BEST COFFEE u P-eavce We thank You, FATHET Visit the: Reval-——Knox Shop FINE QUALITY HATS as low as $2.85 Knox Hats $5.00 arid up 211 West 125th St. ‘New York City. (Bet. 1th and 8th Aves.) New York City A J. J. MILES, Mgr. : PEACE: Orders Promptly Deliveredi 546 U1 T1iSe_N‘E”lW”'D;A Y” May 13gh‘,1939 A.D..F.n. PEACE ‘We Thank You, FATHER Pea‘=ir;V;’ET;*;;§T‘;;?l*;sFa*h€r siiingima Beef . 10u%DiscOunt to Followers 573.575 NINTH AVE. NEW YORK CITY garlem Typewriter shop ma‘ (Near 42nd Street) 55 ‘WEST 125th STREET ' I o _ Tel. UN. 4-9279 ‘ PEACE. ‘ Q, Wholesale and Retail Meats and Potdtz-V’ AWAM3 M“-5-'ﬁERE ‘ cc 5 ' Hotels’ and Restaurants ,_Supplie-d Better Hats £01. Less One?’ - We Specialize in Large Head Slzes . It PEACE‘ I Thank You, FATHER ms WEST 125th STREET New York City y Bamey’s ﬂepartmeaat more Complete bargain prices ——~ Work clothes -—- Pants 68¢, ~ 83c up to $2.98 —- Ladies’ Wear‘ —- Dresses 47c, 78c, 87c ——- “PEACE Full Fashioned Hose —- 29c, 43, 57c -—-Sheets 34c, 58c, 74c. > P171-low Cases 8c, 17c -- Turkish towels 9c, 12c, 17c, 25cm W. 125th St. 61 AMSTERDAM AVE., N. Y. C., Cor. 62nd St. Arch Support Brings Comfort to the Feet ' A PEACE. / BARNES & NOBLE, me. NEWEST Books of All Publishers for STYLES Elementary and High School Ladies’ , , , , , , , , _ _ , _ _ , _ , , _ _ $]_98 up ‘ V 105 FIFTH AVENUE (corner 18th St.) ‘NEW YORK Menas _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ . _ _ .. $138 11 ‘ -~ PEACE A EN. 2-0334 Children’S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘... up 5. & H. MEAT MAEEET, am. W” T’“"‘’“ Y°“»,“T”ER High Qmde Meats, Poultry & Provisions. A ' Hotels and Restaurants Supplied . PEACE’ A Tel. Bfiyant 9-7659 :4 AMSTERﬂAM AVE . NEW YORK CITY GRQUND ﬁﬂgyysﬁﬂ $[H0E gﬂop " Peace We thank You, FATHER SHOES‘ FOR MEN AND. WOMEN LA DIES’ SHOP .. PEACE . . , — T Corsets or G11-dles, 98c and up Tel HA 760401 2 ‘ 216 W 116th St. A New York City . ,- NM" I, "I"53'1'."'E"I3. 4-6880-1 P"ﬁK“C"E' ‘ “ " mg DAEEOW: LUMEEE co Se ‘STATIONERS PRINTERS “P " ' . Typevvriters Sold, Rented, Repaired _Doors, Mouldings, Wardrobes. Dressers, Flooring, 70 EAST 125th St. NEW YORK CITY - - Shelving, Roofing, Joist, Fir ’ ' ' s ;T Stair Material —- Special Mill Work Tel. ED. 4-5865 PEACE A 666 LENOX AVE., Bet. 143rd & 144m Sts_, N. Y. CITY *1‘ A A. & .5. SOTTETMS co. PEACE We Thank You, FATHER AL KINDS OF SODA A ‘ H Givnger A1e——Lemon Lime——-G1:ape Soda———Cr.eam Soda SHIRTS 10c, UNDERWEAR 15c, B-V.D.’S 100. Cherry S°da"Ora“ge St°°‘a"'StraW‘be”ry S°d'a . . 3:.» UNIFORMS 15 & zoo, ORGANDY DRESSES 310 WEST 1337"’ STREET New York 0”? A A 20 & 250 A 111 West 124:1: St. (Basement) N. Y. City PEACE 0- Meekness’ Pm .\‘ T, . ’ Sunshine meaners & Pressers ‘ 3 . . ‘Tel MOtt Haven 9-2876 ~ ‘ - PEACE A '3 = C W Regairing & Altering — Ladies’ Work a Specialty 1 “ M. H. , B E C K. 12 EAST 116th STREET 5 ‘V WHOLESALE FRUIT and PRODUCE ' ﬁﬁmshme Restaurant ‘ ‘=9 ' . \ 2 ’! The Round Corner by. the Square PEACE MEALS 10 & 15 CENTS. ‘ f E 52 Bronx Terminal Mamket % 1820 Maeison Aw;-.. Thank You. FATHER W? TQ. ‘ will observe the limitless Principle of TRUTH covers, as it is taught daily R May isui, 19:-i9,A.n.F.n. I Twlite N we DQAY A Is, Least in That “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE Nos. 468-470 BROAD STREET BRIDGEPORT EXTENSION BRIDGEPORT, CONN. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 18th, 1935 A.D.F.D. TIME’: 8:12 P. M. There is a- song which is sung by the Angels of the Kingdom, including these words: “You can’t go Wrong if you follow FATHER.” If one territory which the by FATHER DIVINE, and will adhere to these life—giving Words, they will be constrained to ‘verify the song: “You can’t go wrong if you follow FATHER!” These Lessons, each ‘and every one of them, regardless to when and where they are given, if they are heeded by the reader, needless pain will be averted and joy and happiness will follow them, and the Light of this Truth will be a. lamp unto their feet. ~ ‘ In this brief, but enlightening Message, FA- THER has called attention to a simple matter apparently, but thetcontinual practice of decep- tion by an individual will ultimately lead to un- happiness and the complete estrangement of the Spirit. There is no better time than now, throughby the reminder of this important les- son, to begin to shape ourselves in the realness of GOD’S Characteristics and Attributes. For this great expression of Thy Love, DEAR LORD, We thank THEE. , (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after- which -FATHER speaks as follows:) PEACE, EVERYONE: . I . (“Peace, FATHER DEAI-1:” greeted the as- sembly.) It has long since been said in a composition, - and I reiterate the same: “If you try to hide from ME, If youtry to hide from ME, You cannot be "happy, If you try to hide from ME.” _ You may think you are deceiving ME an-d_ those who may be concerned, but you are only de- ceiving yourself, and making your body the register of dishonesty and your body will tell on you. In other words, the action of the spir- it of dishonesty and untruthfulness that you re- flect in the body will be the deeds done in the body and the body will manifest them. It will betray you. - x - Now the brother said, it rested on hisvmind. That is an evidence of something within that is constraining the individual to be honest and true. ~ A “He that steals an egg, would steal an ox; and he that woul.d steal an apple, would steal an elephant if he could get him in his A pocket.” If you are dishonest in the least thing, you e A, would be dishonest in that which. is great. Dishonesty is. dishonesty. Competence and Truth and Honesty is honesty. If you can take ’ a look, a glance at something, and you would not want, especially ME, to know it Personal- ly, you are separating yourself from ME. In” other words, you are separh ting My Spirit from you personally; Reaper will will reap that which He finds; for “there is nothing done in secret that shall not be made known on theyhou-setop.” Be Honest in the Little Things It is a privilege just to be in and around the . Kingdom of GOD, if it were only the Name of GOD, where the even if you ‘do not——I mean, you too, why, it is your duty to respect the faith and the con- fidence and the conscious realization of others for the Name’s sake. Be true and be honest in words, deeds and in actions; for if you are ‘ not honest in that which is least, you would ., If I can_- “ e not trust you to be the same at MY PERS<ON;- _ I AL ABSENCE as you would be in MY PERSON‘. not be honest in that which is great. AL PRESENCE you are incompetent, untrue an.d you are untrustworthy... in this week’s paper or in sage on that line, where at MY PERSONAL ABSENCE as _ MY VPERSEONAL PRESENCE; if not, they are the time will come When the ’ » be around. When He comes, He Believers believe in GOD,_ , . I think it willibe > next week’s .Mes-[jg I mentioned it, off, , how a person who is honest should be the same»,-3 they are in L i not-” expressing honesty, competence andative after the flesh, which in mortal con- do truth. It matters not how simple it may be, sciousnessiwould be your mother, if she were if it is simple enough for you to consider, “Well,- living, she could not identify you by your old it does not amount to anything much;"’ even disposition, by your old ch.aracter1st1cs, by your though it does not amount to much,’ if it is old nature, for you would be a new creature enough for you to do it to appease yourself or completely. Having escaped the corruption of someone else to cause you to think with your the world through lust by the mortal human energy‘ and move your body about in a dif~ nature, you would be partakers and a partak- ferent direction, it is enough to bring about a er of Divine Nature. You would be a new crew- separation between the Spirit of GOD and your ture completely by the renewing of your émmd; body. , x p _ hence you have a new name in reality, for you This is a lesson for others as Well as.-for shall have then been transformed. That is~th—e yourselves, but it is directed to you who have mystery . . . so you can plainly see the great been caught in such an expression that would essential of being born again. . not prove honesty, competence and truth by do- As I was saying in reference to some of the ing the least thing at people, hgw they made Subject to infirmvl. that You Would not do in MY PERSONAL ties, the nature and characteristics of their an- ‘PRESENCE, and by doing the least thing that cestors,» made subject to these detestable char- ZV011‘ Wouid hot ‘Want ME 01' Someone else to acteristics because of the birth of themselves know who :z=in.:;;~.y be concerned. in that lineage. That lineage was cursed with Your Nature Must Change with Your Name _ certain. }Cl12ItlI'aCl3eE'lSl31CS, ddecilzestgble‘ ctliaracgeaij; I know those old dishonest spirits, .those old t1c3’e“i”:£1t evffgicugexf: hzifl de1(S1p(:iSC1m1:1n ti; the preconceived ideas and opinions——they are lurk- ggscesngante’ That Whiés-h is termed ‘GOD the ing Somewhere in the Consciousness and in the Hand of Ngture is visiting the iniquities of the ’ ' Subcongciousness of you until you are re‘ ~ fathers and mothers u‘ on the children from the ‘deemed from them; but to be a new creature third to the fourth, gleraﬁon unless the are is the great essential’ A new creature means born out of that Adfmic stateioif consciouzness " Thavingnew characteristics. It means to be roe . ‘ . ’ .. . _ and become to be new creatures. That 1s My newed completely, by the rene-wmg~of youi M. . « . - . p . . V ISSIOI1, to birth you out of that Adamic state mind, becoming to be newby nature. A new 1: , b . th t by , M b W crea_ name profiteth nothing after the manner of f °°nscl:u‘s§,ests{1 aid you mg 13 ne.nd the men, unless your natureiis changed. i1i§es’1;pu Oth ifdod. Te 0 11’-$11 ’ ‘id , To seek to get a new nameto influence 0‘ na uie’ N'e OM lsgﬁggg CJOIf3nS%§~e ’d3'i£e ‘ someone or others tobelievei you are changed, put 0'“ tte ew Tznt . h to ,’ an , ‘ and that you are a different creature, profiteth new area “res” 3‘ IS t 9 mys ery ‘ A nothing unless you are changed in reality. If Inheritors of Afflictions and Diseases T T 4X0“ are Changed in reality, You become to be Oh, it is such a privilege to live in and atia a new creature‘ and you have new character-K tjmoiwhore a man can be born again, Ag 1 say,‘ i piistics, a new nature, a new disposition; there- if you 1o_so your old identity, your -personal . fore, Your 1131119 iS Wi1ai3S09V€'I' Your nature may identity, your individual identity, vyo"u"wi*ll also ft be, When 37011 Silaii haV€ been wmpieteiy Chang" lose your infirmities, your old afflictions an-d , led» 30 that is the II1YSi3€I‘y- ‘ other causes that were imposed upon you. Name means nature, and that is why I say That is the mystery’ but so long as you have ﬂat times, when the different ones come to ME the same disposition, the same old nature, the-, and say, “FATHER, I have a new name,” or same old make-up, so-and-so’s ‘identity is ob- .% “Your Spirit came to me and gave me a name, pservable and discernable and understandable by p, does it mean that is my name?” or “is that my the people who have been acquainted with you. ;name?’.’ They may say something of that sort. You are subject to your infirmities and the ,.?IL’ say practically every time, “Is that your na- afflictions of those who were your ancestors, iture? iifihat i_S .'Y0u1' Ilaiure, then that is You? for you are the inheritors of" their nature and of Ilaine-” 'T0 he newly named, Y011 Should h32Ve, of their characteristics and also the inheritors 9.3, different disposition ait0g€th€I‘, S0 that W611 of their infirmities,“afflictions an.d diseases for V _ T the physical body as well as for your mental- , . i, deeds 01‘ 3Ci3i0i1S~ ity. It is .Wo'nderful! , i i’ . -, ’ Truly might have one said, 7 ; i ipariakers 04’ Divine Nat“-Ye “I have taught you in the way of wisdom, I W hen you have a new n_.am;e, the c»l-osest have led you into the right p_ath, as thou. ‘A ~i....»~.n. - :9 w. iszna sT.. N. Y. c. goest, thy steps shall not be straightened; and when thou runnest, thou shalt not stumble.” Oh, it is such 3. privilege! The pathof Right- eousness is the path of right-useeness of things: in otherwords, right uses, either one. You will use whatsoever you use in righteousness. You i will use it for the right use, or for the rightful purpose for which it was created. The right usage and the right “use of the thing is the ful-= filment of Righteousness, and when it is good» ness and truth, or justice and truth combined, there is a power that cannot be confined. I thank you. DRydook 4-44:33 per yard 35c and up Dress goods -— French Prints, 25c and up , Rayon and Cotton Fabrics, 71/20 and nap 113 ELDRIDGE STREET New York, N. Y. DRESSES Princess Pat Silk, Rayon, Spun, Cotton. Plain or Printed Materials. Also Umbrellas of every description for MEN, . LADIES and CHILDREN Skirts and waists our specialty. BRONSTEIN - Park Ave. Inside Market Stand 2A . PEACE CENTER MATTRESS FACTORY 1886 THIRD AVENUE Near.104th Street ’ FULL LINE BED SPRINGS Phone: LE. 4-2254 ' Factory at 174 E. 1041331 S55. Mattress Made Over. $2.00 L .. ’ FREE DELIVERY ANYWEBE PEACE PEACE ’ EMPIRE mm mm" sum (0., Int. Paints -—- Wallpaper --_- Sign and Artists’ Materials 328 Lenox Ave., Near 126th St. ,. N. Y. City Tel. NA. '7-4422 PEACE REX SUPPLY COMPANY PLUMBING and ‘HEATING SUPPLIES King of Prices and King of Service '1674i PARK \AVE.. cor. 118th st. New YORK CITY PEACE We ’l‘harnk- You, FATHER T. J. Krikorian and Son WHOLESALE GROCERS % _ Specializing in. Southern and West Indian Products for over forty years. _ Tﬂiingshast 54638 ~ . PEACE Tel. LE. 4-3326 F Phone Moe Haven 9-4800 “Friend of the Indepeaideni; Grocer”, 257 East 133.": St. A New York city A The World’s Largest Buick Dealer to NEW BUICKS - huszo CARS - AUTHORIZED ‘nuncx SERVICE B 1° 0 d d w <1 31" At 131.51: Street Edg-ecombe 4-6100 Peace Hygrade Electrical Novelty Co. ,4 Everything in Radio . ‘ i Edison Mazda Leamps - Electrical Appliances Expert ‘Radio and Electrical Repairing ’ 41 WEST 125th STREET PEACE PEACE ’ enocmv .> TROPICAL AND AMERICAN . PRODUCTS 1:22 W. 146th STREET pmee. i MutualBiscuii C0,, Incas T HAr1em 7-2509 ~ New York, N. 1.‘: A i I ' Thank You, FATHER’ NEW mm: A A Di A V Th'e‘:NE/W. DAY“_ A "May18thi.I93.9A.D.F.iIi. PEA-CE ' Tel. HA. 7-5120 PEACE V Thank Yau, FATHER 55-gmmeem ﬁwﬁﬁ, ’ QEAEEV MEA17 MARKET Choice Groceries, Fruifs and Vegetables. Prime Meats —- Poultry and Provisions Fine Teas and Coffee-es, Land-o«Lakes Butter and Norman and Dave New Laid Eggs. . 274 Lenox Ave. Bet. 123m and 124th Sts. N. Y. C. 150 I-ENOX AVE- Pr-ornpt Delivery’ at all orders. ', ’ » INVEST IN MOTHER EARTH u PEACE i We Thank You, FATHER by buying or leasing‘ — Lew HAND LAMEEEY We thank W FATHER V « . I have many houses at reasonable I. w MENDING and DARNING FREE and convenient-terms. For particulars 1 e WORK CALLED FOR and DELIVERED PM~ne_ J ALLICK ' 2901 EIGHTH AVE. NEW YORK CITY A MONUMENT M189 Between 15—3rd and 154th Sts. PEACE Tel. HA. 7-7908 T 0 SK ’ S for M The Famous RED CROSS SHOES 1 , « St., Bet. Park &' Lex. Aves, New York City PEACE » We Thank You, FATHER PARK AVE. VARETY §H@F Dresses, Coatseand Suits —— Sizes 12 to 54 Less than wholesale 1602 PARK AVE., Cor. 114th ST. 1574 PARK AVE., New York City ‘PEACE We Thank You, FATHER Meals Served in FATHER’S Mind and Spirit. All Chiﬂdren W111 find a Harmonious Atmosphere in the COGPERATIVE DINING ROOM , {[451 FIFTH AVENUE Bet. 117th & 118th Sts. ALL MEALS 10c. and 150 \ A . 9 Peace aiurai Fieu1°—--Free}: Pure and ether ii -4-... A May 18tl1,_ 1\939 A.D.F.o. ‘ PEACE Office at 250 W. 57th St._, New York City 1 Thank You, TATHTR A SMTLO EOMSET SHOF Corsets and Brassieres Costume Fitted . Also Alteragti-ans and’ Repairs Also Hosiery and Underwear Formerly at 2.6 W. 125th St. NOW LOCATED AT 6:. Peace Tillinghast 5-1400 Tmomo ego. GLASS -— LUMBER ‘-—— HARDWARE . ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 46 West 135th Street New York City We Thank You, FATHER Pmeg mop HAIR CUT 10¢ -—- SHAVE 5e. SHOE SHINE 3c. 22 EAST 115th STREET Marsdon D. Ransom, Prop.‘ Peace 53 WEST 125th St. NAT. c. We Thoank You, FATHER L‘ ‘HT Mk SEEM VTTE TM Fancy Cleaners and Dyer Expert impairing. ' é 2041 LENOX AVE, Bet. 120th aml 121st Sts. N. MY. 0' PEACE We Thank You. FATHER ‘ SAMMEE. ADEWS CUT RATE STORE Matias’ Uniforms——Hosiery——Lingerie——Corsets Sportwea.r——Umbrel1aa5—-Trunks—-Leather Goods 30 WEST 1256}: STREET‘ NEW YORK CITY PEACE PEACE We thank You, FATHER ORLD’S; FAIR Peace Tel. UNiverstilty 4»73o9"‘ . STERLINC J EWELRY CO. Expert Watch & Jewelry / Repairing Agency for ~—- Bulova. Benrus, Hamilton & Elgizn Watches. A Discount of 10% to All the Children.._ “ ' T < 211 W 125th St... New York City ’ WEST 125th $TREET BETWEEN 7th & 8th AVENUES Open Saturday Night‘ Telejphonez-TI11inLg1—‘1ast 5-2960 ~ MAMMT M A ENS ‘ORIGINAL MEAT MARKET Hotels and Restziurants Supplied 2172 FIFTH AVE., N. Y. C. PEACE. We Thank You, FATHER H. LGMEEM commmv, me. Operating F. and W. GRAND 5--10-250 STORES, Inc. ISAAC SILVER & BROS. COMPANY, Inc. METROPOLITAN CHAIN STORES, Inc. 1317 PARK AVE. C01». 115th St. ‘ Columbus 5_4§~'78 PEACE V Tel. Ken. 1694. PEACE é R@ZEN’$ MARKET A 9 357 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mose. Patro-niz-‘e your friends; this shop has always been helpful to ourc-aus-e. FULLER A om co. Phone or Write for Dealer to‘ Call Thank You, FATHER’ E681 EIGHTH AVENUE ‘ Cor. 43rd Street A A Peace \ 101 West 125th STREET ‘Cor. Lenox Avenue Tel.: Mott Haven 9-8508 Peace A & ' Né' ‘WHOLESALE SOUTHERN PRODUCE — FRUIT and PRODUCE ’BRONX TERMINAL MARKET -- STORE No. 24, BRONX, NEW YORK PEACE POULTRY KINGS MARKET we Thank You, FATHERCCTS FRESH ‘KILLED CHICKENS FROM THE -FARM Trﬁr .our North Carolina Southern’ Style Sausage O Meat.‘ 5 Highest Quality Meats at Lowest Prices. Wholesale and Retail. -- Honesty Is Our Best Policy 101 LENOX AVENUE. ‘Cor, 1151.11 ss. NEW YORK FOR MEN We Thank You, FATHER; A elements \ “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE 20 WEST 115th STREET N EW YORK CITY he SUNDAY EVENING qELl.‘LY TWENTY-FIRST, 1935 A. D.rF.'D. TIME: Early Evening A p The spacious Dining—room and sauditoriums ‘Vwere well filled with the regular daily ‘throng, but the balmy breezes of summer broughtmany with us, and to share the unparalleled joy :-lexperiencedp at all times by those who live : in the CHRIST Consciousness FATHER, being fulfilment of the Scripture, the hearts of the “people; hence, where their hearts are, there will their bodies also be. The great multitude that gathered in the PRESENCE of theLORD on this ‘occasion, was sprinkled with a_ goodly number or excursionists who ‘were in the City but for “period of time, and others came for the first Works of the LORD. ~ i:A:rnid the throng was Dr. Jennings, a minister Om. Baltimore‘, who had come on the trip, — at this time as FATHER served the Ban- quet,‘ HE, extended a welcome invitation to the visitors to share in this Feast with us, if they desired, by being ' free to speak or express jfrom any angle they chose, so long as it was Evangelical, while they remained with us till», overflowing, therefore, HE opened the 2 for him to say a word, which he did with- hesitation. At the conclusion of the speech- remarks of I others, ‘FATHER arose and “I Cannot Stress‘ Too Vividly the Great Significance of Making Practical the Life and Teaching of Christ” FATHER DIVINE D lfllet Your Hearts Be Attvune-cl and Charged with the Magneticne-Ass of A GOD’S Infiniteness and You Will Be Filled with the Spirit of Merrinees visitors and friends from other parts to worship. that is expressed in the Portals of . Heaven, and. !.“th:e Love Magnet,” draws, of a necessity in the la day‘; Some few were acquaintances of a long « ’l3i=1ne to behold the BODY of GOD, and to see FALTHER knew the ‘heart of the Reverend was f I blessed the whole assembly with this timely Mes. sage, which is ever alive and new. OMNIPO-» TENT REDEEMER, we thank , (The foregoing statements are those of the itjranscriber, after which Flfi.TI-IER speaks as fol‘ lows.) I PEACE, EVERYONE: (“PEA-CE, -E FATHER -DEAR!” exclaimed‘ the joyful throng in response.) ‘ ' , ' GOOD HEALTH! GOOD WILL! GOOD SUC- CESS! GOOD PROSPERITY, with GOOD MAN- NERS, with GOOD BEHAVIOUR, with this and these combined, iwith. RIGHTEOUSNESS, JUS- Tl’.-CE‘ and TRUTH. We will have a Righteous ‘Government universally, the same as I have it among you. ‘ ' _ I have arisen at this juncture to say, We have ‘several, visitors- We are always pleased to hear from them, although as a custom, I have strive eni..to:a~voidlespecially, trying to lead anyone or coerce anyone’ into speaking or testifying. But, as a rule, it a custom of the people to wait until they are invited to speak, if they are travel- ling among other people. For this cause, I will for Righteousness’ sake, do something I do not care to do especially, and that is to call on any especial individual to have“ a word to say. But as One desiring to meet you on the ground where- in you stand, and to meet you in the light of the understanding’ with which you understand, I have arisen to say, as we have some visitors and especially Elder Jennings, I would like to hear from him before he makes his departure to Baltimore. A ‘ I- have been personally acquainted‘ with the ’Elder Jennings for quite some time. We would \ be gladto have him say a word, was he will be making. his departure now shortly. I will re- I from speaking at thi.s.junet_u’re_‘;. while Eldel-‘H, , 3 , it iﬂayi Iﬂtll, I / I May 1811., i*19f3r9j‘A.D;r;n,~epi: . I Jennings is invite=d to speak,’ if he so moved to do so; while he is speaking, if there are any of the other visiting friends who would like to‘ have a Word to say, you can sp_eak Within and he stops. I thank you. move without, and speak’acc,ordingly, as soon as (Elder Jennings, responding vim<rnediatiely,_ in part, the following:) PEACE, FATHER: Thank - YOU, -AFA-THERE My; heart has been, . burning Within me, ever since I have-been _he.r.e, - to just bear a little word of testimo'niy”,' so I‘ very readily acce-pt this very gracious invitation, I. prayed to Dear FATHER before I returned! to my field of labor. Asiour dear FATHER has in--. timated, some eight "years more or less, it was-' my privilege, _ ‘and then my pleasure to visit Sayville, Dear FATHER and, Dear _M0_ther and also some of the saints who resided. there at that time. ‘ I Since I have been here, I , metiv one " of .the_..; br-ot_he_rs who-recalled the- very -pl_ea.sant-V, time .3 We had in Philadlelphia, and also out in. Sayyille. There -are very many things I I would like to say, but Wisdom directs me to be as brief as I can under, these Very auxiliary and inspiring, remarks. I wanted to come here .for,,sef-verall ,. . Weeks, yea, for ‘ several months, FATHER, but , I did not know how I was going. to get here, _— because I was looking at the outer, and not looking at GOD, not recognizing His Power to make Ways Where there seems to be no means, no Way. And. as I Went to ,Wa«'shin«g',ton'_ ,' Extension last Friday” night, and Icalled" up,‘ one of the sisters, and asked if anyone was com’- ing thisway, I would like to’ come with them, she said, there was a brother coming but not'_r_e- t.ur:n’_ing,- and so I felt moved to decline "Ithevery: gracious 'invitation and Wait another‘ 'o'p_p'ortun- _ YOU’, OUR“ LORD-.‘ I . .,,PEA-CE, EVERYONE’: ity, and Vivhentl returned home to"my'Wife‘, she said, “Oh, you must goto New York.” She saidi “There is an excursion going Sunday, and I will tee if you can go‘ and return" that night,’’' and somehow or" other, I was "constrained ‘to’ say,‘ an hour,.the way "was made, “and Ifam h'e‘re‘, 'mated, I will return.» I ~ "I have been Wondering wh-y it is that Dear”, _ V :re1ncarnator,S and personifiers of -these,, desire _ able qualities. .of_GOD{ . » ' FATHER is so kind since I have been here‘, and putsme in the lime-light as «-I have been, since I- hold to be humble and, out of ssighvt. I-::... just want to listen in and take a back seat and sit inwthe back and get inspired, and carry this a I TF1: EW D A 3 » “better of him, andtwhen he was forced to steal , is already sending -His ‘Blessings down upon..m‘e, _ saved me from evi1..and from sin andifrom lying and, from, misappropriation of funds from, some bad deed-s in myi1i.fe.s ‘ll canmstarigd and tsTe*'.s"-J" I l\/Iercy, .G:OD?'S. »:Truth and:"GOD:’S .Ri»ghte:ousness;""f' T none other -than the: G-O‘D»of- Heaven- to" my ’Soul;.—” ~ I praise H-.IlVl., .fm:y’FAT.I-I‘E*R, for this opportunity. A ., I praise rHeIl\/lﬁfoir '_Right»eousness. I praise HIM, , them. " to His Teaching, --such ~as..you hav=e’here,;,undetr--r FATHER arisiesand’-‘speaksi 'a,ga*in. as ro1iow'a§,:l \ J ‘much to the‘~"pl‘e‘asi1-re of the last 'speaker,‘ and 1 RI‘GHTE‘Q.USNKE;¢S$, - JUSTI-GEL GLORY,to G01); and ‘as‘FATLHEiR7has“inti—e I _Great;,~Trut»h_ back. j FATHER, Isee-s;noi w.ords:_ ~ to use, to sum ‘up the total experience I lead , sinceil have been here, Dear FATHER. These are the Words of J acob———out yonder in the desert, when he was confused and 'bewild- ered as I havebeen, confused and bewildered, whenhis mortal cons-c_io'u’sness *Was_.. getting the out fin, the Wildlerness, so GOD, could reveal HIMSELF to him, he recognized in these words: “Surely_GQD—_—,—surely. GOD is in. this place,__ and I kneW"it not. This is none other than ‘M the House of GOD, and the GOD of Heaven.” Dear FATHER, that expresses myheart, my » experience, ‘my feeling, I am coming back again, because FATHER says $0.. I _a_rr1 Coming _ back. I Want YOU to remember me.’ I knoW‘FATHEIR across myppathway in;.m_y life- I am glad to testify to the Saving Power; ‘y;£3S,_— GOD has tify and confess bef'ore‘men, and Glory in GOD”‘S? “Surely, thisﬁis theﬂouse‘ of ‘GOD to me,‘ and I Want"I1~On5e other thought in my 1ife.—»~Gi«ae*--‘fl me Grace‘ to (go inand out among my peopJle,'~—.‘V—'--- with p-eaee<.;e‘“Ivniot- to seek theirs, ‘but to week ” . FAiT'I-I:ERiil<n—o.iArst~thei I was engaged when HE»me.t me, and I; have striév-en’ to "the wise,‘ t;heuB1essved -Leaders1hi_-p of =this, ‘ BELO_VED,FATH’ER. ., . ».- . < the joy’ and‘ deligl1t'ioi3 'al‘l fassenibleEi;'l'Ill:IA;NICVi'_ii‘ I _ (“Pe.ace, _responded ’ ,-sembly in » C . A , and: .3 again; l\/iercyg, Compassion‘ and Love I. _\e~x.iten'd;, Good‘ HAealth,,_Good,.W,i11 and a Good Appetite for the children of men, that they might be their 2 I AM ‘s-til-lv c?al‘lin7g for "Righteousness‘! "It » still calling ‘for Justice and‘-Truth. ' I Al\/I ’s=*tifll, calling for the personifiers ‘ of these “qualities; * You are :Eor'tunate».to*b:e Wherre you =c"an,’b7eA ’ja‘.; ,» «n; e 1 N,sEjWV.D,:Ae Yd i w reincarnators and the personifiers of these, de- » sirable qualities. You can and you will eventual- wly be the reincarnators and the personifiers, of of the Qualities and the Attributes of GOD, you will but continue to liv-e Evangeli-cally. eWe have listened to;th_e last speaker, —- We _»_enjoyed his remarks and ,we enjoyed his pres- ence expressing a-nd personifying expressly, the __-s-pirijt of‘ meekness, of obedience and truth, as the inheritors of the earth; for these are they who shall inherit the earth. The meek and lowly in Vheart, V’ they will Vfin-d rest for their so.als.VV” They ‘V will find the place in mind and_ in '.Vi_’takers of the‘ ‘very identical ‘place Where Jesus 'livedV,VV"iivhere He’ was, and vtfrherel He ascended to. V i " {With [THEE before)’ the World was.” g I ‘,‘He. Willi Bgixld up the Broken Heart” -is-your...priv.i,-‘leg-e to...be in, that state of ‘con- Viurersal iMin-d .Substance.,-: andjbe" in harmony with I‘ lfthei ALMIGHTY, by living Evangelically. This = ~orE ..Evangeli‘cal" Life, “but believing. and re- :iis~9thei‘ lPow*er-'iof«GOD.” 9When« you sin- cerely believe the____Message,- -and livethus ac- '7”7eordingly,V’l“the reaction ofV'yo'ur7 belieflwill ex- press 3it.7 If you arerin trouble, you will receive V""V'Vr%éliVéf TV irin'me‘d1iVat-ely. Every Vtro'u'ble‘d ~ heart can V'.l:iiii.dvv:lu,p:"l‘the broken7“heart‘:«"i>v'ill heal your Weary souls?‘ Those‘ of'~Il\/Iy“*‘true iBeliever.s;,;*Who were ’I-"s“lieiart¥broken;‘~“ their hearts have ‘been’ -made new. ’_T‘”I§t’V ‘Wo‘n1dierful!- V V Those who livedin agony,“ in‘-‘ ity, dis—eas.ed, but when ’they‘contac"ted ME, ‘found; a *-great: relief; no longer ..-are their dis»-~e‘ased, but their» hearts’ 1 are eased. ‘ “A ’irderryV iieai%tt”ln*Itil‘1:s[wonderfuiz I say, “A lhe.art!”s It is W'onderful* VV'ThVe' spirit of tmspe-akasble full and fil1e«d‘VVfu.ll of great sincerely, will healyou of all of your «ailments, ; of allof your sickness, of all of your physical «“i’F»or-a "merry medicine, but a.broik~en. spirit dries the bones.” Do you not see the He-aling ‘Balm, the spirit of which ...fil1s your hearts.—,’, your minds ‘ VV ‘Spirit, and "cause their bodily forms to be par- ‘ ‘ VV‘fiVG1orify Me, with the some Glory 1,, 1 sci-ousne‘ss»wh~ere youfcan contact the Great Uni- V :9.‘-«. not confined nor. boun:d.to\mere1y‘-the living ~ that his heart can beboi1nd’l=4u!p;V*“‘He will " "oubts and fears with the ‘heiart-7diseaseT,? their77‘hear‘tsi"wAere in real- . « V ‘hearts a1°e~ filled land thrilled with joy I V ilifﬁlerriness from ..the'VINFINITE ONE bybelieving ' VhVeart~vV-doeth,.Vgood,V;«for it is a 1 , p and your souls, making : your old. broken ‘hearts I new? You know it is true!._ Your old Worn-out hearts and corruptible hearts, your‘ old hearts of stone, -your hearts of sin, your hearts of vice, your hearts of flesh, they are renewed by the renewing of the.m"ind,,an’cl made _hearts, of Spir- VVViVt', hearts oflove and hearts ofVjoVyV. AM mak- ing new old worn-out hearts. “My People Shall Be Willing” , I AM making merry the sad hearts. I‘ AM _ca_us- ing your physical_ bodiesito respond to the Words V of Love and compassion and Mercy,’ with the Spirit that overshadows them. Oh, it is Won- derful! I {AM binding up the broken hearts, making the old hearts new; making thestub-» born hearts obedient and true /and Willing;_VVfVor “In the day oif My Power, V My "people shall be willing.” ‘ ’ s ‘ Do you not see the willingness of this people?, “Wherethe BODY is, there shall the eagles . be I gathered together.” They are gathered together, in volunteer ingness. Through the spirit of In-erriness, they are expressing ‘it. It is Wonderful! I think I had better stop. I 4 I A ' ‘Oh, it is such a privilege to know you are ”fille~Vd and th‘ril'l‘ed "withV’GOD and-‘ in ‘PRES- ‘ENCE of GOD all the time, Where the‘ trials of the World cannot come, for you are hid in‘the~ ' ROCK and hid safely until the storm of life is over. Oh, itis such a privilege," dear ones!" Contact, the FUNDAMENTAL. " Let" your hearts be“ attuned and charged Witlithe Mag‘ne‘tic'rViVess I of GOD’S INFINITENESS, andiyou will be fi’llVed and thrilled with the spirit‘ of’ merriness. Your enthusiasm will cause’ you to have‘ the proper physical. exercises Without taking any thought about You do ‘not have to" take a Ithouwght about taking physical exercises, My Spirit’ and - PRESENCE -will take care‘ of--that. -So far as you" are concerned, you can relax, you can rely on the Spirit of MY PRESENCE VWl'Eh the v spiritiof enthusiasm, to take care of your'physi- cal exercises“; forit will fill your withthe spir- it I ofv.merri’n-ess,» and" will inject ‘such. enthusiasm A in your system, you will have “all of the medicine necessary for your physical temperature as well as for your physical exercises. I ' V-Going All /the Way I have n.otC'*done anything yet to What» I will ‘ do. 7 'I‘heI ’Spirit of MY PRESENCE audit the PRESENCE‘ of ‘MY SPIRIT shall be unto ‘you. It shall be with you, and shall go forthhbefore you ~ and .1 you?‘ shall ‘see’ and others I shall ~l<riiow _,.-» ’I’8’t1i,-f'l'I93*-9 .I«‘.’D; ! I l»T~ii°o N aw on you have been with GOD and you have learned of Ways. Now aren’t you glad? I have heard you say, and I have heard you sing; . “I am going all the way with FALTI-IER, I will never turn back, I _will' never turn back, 4 I I am going all the Way with FATHER, I will never turn back any more.” Remember, your promise is the Word of GOD spoken spontaneously in the body through which you are living: if you, as an individual, are a failure,.the very‘ Spirit of such an assertion shall accomplish that for which it has made it. The words cannot fail, _It is Wonderful! ‘ Just think of it! The thousands and thousands, yea, millions and millions, that are with ME mentally and Spiritually, and are following ..My ' Life and My Teaching; the promise which they have made ME, if they themselves as individuals are failures, the promise is firm; the promise fail, ‘ _ t I , Carrie Nation and John Brown As I- mentioned today, in reference to the e=.E-= forts of Carrie Nation in bringing about pro- O hi~‘bition;, we find that her efforts, personally , were a failure apparently, but the mission of endeavors did not cease until it accomplished her mission, If it only lasted for a. season, it was the ful-filmefnt I of her endeavors. Prohibia tion was brought about. So -it was with John . Brown’s endeavors to bring about emancipation for the American slaves. He made a failure as a person» apparently, he could not accomplish his endeavors as an individual, but his endeav- ors and his mission were accomplished political- ly and legally. It has been established. It is Wondeﬁull ’ p y . Whensoever the Spirit ins-piresyou to do some- thing, do not look upon yourselves as individuals, as persons, but observe that calling -as being termed “you,” as an impersonal principle, as the Fundamental with or without a person. If’ you do not accomplish it as a person,’ your mis- sion and your calling shall not "be in vain, for it can and will be reincarnated and go on until it does win. I have‘ endeavored to accomplish that for which R I came; to abolish everything that is -not accord- ing to the "Life and the Teaching of CHRIST. If I do not accomplish it Personally as an . India vidual, My Mission and My ‘Endeavors will not cease to function openly or inuisibly until I shall have accomplished all of My ‘Endeavors. If I promise to be with you, if I withdraw MY-= SELF as a Person, all you must do is to live. according to the contract you have made with ME. If you do not break your contract by violation of the ‘Law of the‘ spirit of Life’ that is ' within “youand between us, if I- do» not ‘be with you Personally or consciously, subcona sciously and invisibly My PRESENCE will _ with you. Q The Promise :Will be Fulfilled , l f‘ Every one of you who has made‘ an assertion that you would be with ME; if you are failures« as individuals, your endeavors and your promises ’ I ' ” are firm, They {are incorruptible, They will be reincarnated, They may be failures anal, . perfect, so far as you are concerned individ- uals, but the Way I! see them, ‘and in the Sight of lVline,“in which I see them, they are iincora , ruptible and ‘undefiled and they fadeth not away. That is why» you can see the thousandskand thousands, ~yea,= the millions and millions par-- ticipatin-g with ME, Many of them have out as individuals and have made the promise‘; they have signedptheir endorsemenuand. cast, their vote as individuals mentally and Spirits ually; they . themselves may vote has gone in. . , , _ , GOD = cannot , lose. GOD must win, , If are With_GOD, and GOD, is with you, you cannot be a failure. You cannot lose. It is a lnatterﬁrﬂ im-possibilitylfor to , lose. If GOD is _._£or you, it is »Inoreitha.n. all the world, .:if_ it be again.styou., It is -Wo_nd!erfull.__:“~ o 1 , J ot these thoughts down in your vocabularies. Remember, your mentality the place .wh_e;re~ the Commandments» of GOD are .wr:i;tten. “I, will write .My-:_Corn2mandments '-upon , In otherwords, I i — v ‘ “Iiwill place them upon’ your -and them upon the tablet,” or “table o:f‘you1':_ hearts; sins and iniquitie-s I will remember; no more.” ' Now isn’t this a_ wonderful place to bet’: i I -fore, these thoughts in yourpminds andiﬁ 3'0!!!‘ memories are Vjottable.” They down in your memories, as they are and injectiible, It is "Wonderful! Make the Christ Life Practical . i _ I ‘ I have not said anything yet. I AM in My fanatical phrase, in Language, as‘, “I speak at‘ all times, in the language of men,-. but from the invisible» ~inspiration,.that shall’-f language . in ﬁxture when ’ ,» , H‘ ..V. p I t ‘ . , ’ _ turn back, but the. I W stand GOD scientiﬁcally and recognize GOD’S PRESENCE in-reality. It is such a privilege« I cannot stress it too vividly, the great signific- anee of making practical the Life and the {Teaching of CHRIST. We have kept- it in the mystical and imaginary realm of life. We need the Practicality of GOD in our daily actions. {We need the Practicality of GOD as a living reality. We all accept of the FUNDAMENT- ’ALS that are taught by the Spirit, and estab- lish them in our daily lives and in our daily duties and make them practical, materially manifested on the material plane. If we keep GOD and His Love, Mercy and Compassion and His Works and Power in the mystical realm alone, these will not——these Bless-3 ings will not become to be a living reality for us. We must needs, under this version, depart from this earth plane, to go to a mystical, imag- inary Heaven to enjoy GOD’S PRESENCE; but this version has been completely changed. You read in the Scripture where it says, “the first Heaven shall n-ot be called to mind.” I AM erad- icating and! dispelling that version of the mys- tical Heaven. It is written also in Revelation, “John saw a new Heaven and a new earth, for the first Heaven and the first earth had passed away.” V I 1 Establishing Heaven by a New Version Do you not see the great significance of dis- pelling the first Heaven from your conscious- ness? It must eventually pass away from your conception and recognition, the very presence of that mystical and imaginary Heaven that has come down from the mystical and imaginary ’ Heaven to the earth plane and been made tan- gible, real and practical, everything that was in the mystical and imaginary Heaven. It is writ- ten: “I saw a new Heaven and a new earth com- ing down from GOD out of Heaven.” Do you not see it coming? It is coming from the conscious imaginations of the children of this people, and we are re- Vestablishing the new Heaven by a new version, according to the Teaching of Jesus, as HE prayed r to “let Thy Kingdom come and Thy Will be . I done on earth.” It has come, and John saw it I coming down; the first one passing away. II1.1‘.l‘ll‘S Light of un.-derstanding, the first Heav- -. lenfrom your, and in your.m»ystic_a~l and imag- inary conception of Heaven, is passing away. ‘ AIt‘is passing away swiftly. You are coming to realization of C:‘rOD’S ACTUAL Personal and ma. NEW DKY my isai, 1939 lA".D..F.l)‘. Tangible PRESENCE, as a reality. You are coming to the realization of the disappearing of your imaginary Heaven, according to your mor- tal conception and your mortal version concern- ing the Heaven. You can see it has passed al-.. most completely from some of your considera- tion, yet all that that mystical and imaginary Heaven stood for and really brought you; from the mystical and the imaginary realm, accord- ing‘ to your human conception, you can see it has been brought into matierialization. We are enjoying Heaven now as the personifiers of this identical Spirit and Life that was in our mys- tical, imaginary conception. A Electricity an Expression of GOD’S Presence- As the raﬁo and as electricity, by the invention of a mechanical instrument, can transcribe the very expression through transcription, our voic- es; can develop them and send them from shore toshore and from land to land, making them apparently tangible, observable, to be heard and understood by the conscious mentality of men, these things are the outward expression of a sketch and a reflection of a percent of a frac- tion of a grain of the mystery of GOD"S ACTUAL PRESENCE in all things. - GOD makes real that which was unreal," HE makes a reality out of that which was mystical and imaginary; therefore, we can enjoy the King- dom of Heaven here and now, for the first Heaven and the first earth have passed away from our consideration: a new Heaven ‘with all of the Attributes. and Righteousness of GOD, with all j of His requirements fulfilled in us who walk not after the flesh but after the Spirit. We can enjoy GOD’S PRESENCE by bringing it into our daily lives, and by living thus accord- ingly. I : I will not detain you longer at this juncture, but as I thought to convey this Truth, I felt as if though it was a Message for you, and while you think on the same line, you will be deeply inspired. GO'D’S Life and Teaching will become to beso practical and real, you will find‘ you will be blessed hereon the material plane, financial- ly, socially, intellectually and otherwise from every angle expressible, the same as you could have desired and would have desired to enjoy in Heaven——now we are enjoying . Taking on the Christ Characteristics I desire to see all people come to this recog-. nition. ,You can only come toit by living Evan- ’ gelically; by taking’ on the! CI-IRIST’S Charac-_ I /1‘ r ..‘ V May 18th, 1939 iA.D.‘F_.I). Tl”1e»_NvEW"DAY t-eristics and no longer being subject to the spir- it and the minds of those who were in and aroun-d Jerusalem, who would not allow CHRIST ——-the CHRIST Consciou~sness———to hover them as a hen hovers her brood. But if you will allow the. CI-I.RIST’S MIND to hover you as a hen -hovers her brood, you will quicken that sub- conscious. mindl-—in other ‘words, the subcon- sciousness in you will be quickened with the seed idea of th-e‘Christ.that has been implanted in your soul; and you will bring forth that-little CHRIST JESUS to fruition as a hen hovers. her brood and causes her little chicks to be material- ly developed from the eggs that are set under her. I ’ The seed idea has been implanted in your soul from your earliest existence through Chris- tendom, through your teaching; even through the churches, that idea concerning GOD has been implanted in the soil of your soul; but it is, it was and it still is an egg without a chick. It must be hovered by the CHRIST Mind; it must be brought into subjection to GOD; When this shall have been done under the Wings of Love, if you are hovered and kept under control and move only by the Power of His Love, the very Spirit of Life in you will take form and that which was" invisible and mystical and imaginary Will become to be a living reality, and you will “tangibilate3’ and materialize it and personify it and be the expresser of it whole~heartedly. I thank you. I V ‘ PEACE, EVERYONE: . I would just like to say, I was going on, but those of you who desire to take dessert, you“can " remain. But I have given you what I feel as I should give at this time.’ I do notgwish to bore you longer. If ' I continue to remain,, I may talk more, and you may getitired of ME; therefore, pass the plates around, please. Pass the cake and thedessert, Those who have dined, I we will pass on and palis out and others may come and take your seats, if they wish to. I thank you. 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I Theierowded assembly rejoiced in the “Divine” ~ PRE‘SENCE of the LORD, and the longer we re- _ma«ined, the longer the i=nu'1jtitfud'e desired to re- {fmain to enjoy this pleasant ‘a*tmo'sphere where no tea-1*s were shed,‘ Where no collection plates passed around,, where no offering _boxes were tacked upon the Wall,’ where no suggestive ~ mottoes were hanging on the wall calling atten' r ,_ti¥on to the giving of tithes; where no envelopes .,_Wa‘e.s1ipped into your"hand°as'you ientered the not even [a ipié1ﬁ1ny'Vas'.a7*7free twill offering “Was spoken of, but the Joy that was -felt and ex- fﬁperienvcved by all, was asfree as the air which we breathe. It was GOD’S Gift to man; This Joy was ‘heavenly and Divine,’ and created new life with- S in the. " breasts or the children of men. GOD '.‘,,poured’forth His ‘Love so freely ‘unto us, and now hout of His Great Heart of Love, IHE ‘teaches us again of His iSuprem‘e “Wisd‘o1"n, and this beauti- "ffu1‘Message is the result of this marvelous oc-. , it 1f:asion., BLESSED Loan, we ‘thank THEE. -:--«- by the orchestra and ‘assembly, just prior FATHER’S Message. ‘ I it ‘ ' A ' “AlleHai-1 the Power of FATHER’S Na-me, Let Angels pr0stra»te fall; {Bring forth the Royal Diadem, And Crown HIM, . LORD of Af11,‘, f Bring forth the Royal Diadem, , ?And Crown HIM,ALOR_.'D of i.A11;**. foregoing i.staten_;:eIrtsi are those me mad A of GOD .,,Darkn.ess into Bright Take All Your Troubles Away Knowledge and Understanding Gometh Not by Self-indul-G I gence but by Self-denial,Consecration and Wide-open‘ ' Sacrificepto GOD A ‘ L I , transcriberp-after which FATHER speaks as fol- hurt and from all dangers. ' _ is M‘ighty, it? is Great and Powerful! _ May 13iig,f19‘39"iA.D.F;D.ii ill Turn Your ’oonday and lowsz) PEACE EVERYONE: (“Pea-ce, FATHER DEAR!” cheered the en~ vthusriastic‘ assemfbly.) ‘ ‘ GOOD I-IEALTH! GOOD APPETITE! GOOD MANNERS! GOOD BEHAVIOUR, with your hearts filled full of merriness.' , L L A e As the knowledge of GOD covers the earth, even so fill and thrill I you with the Spirit of MY PRESENCE as within MYSELF, that you might be saved from sin and from death‘. If you retrace your thoughts back to t-he or.iginalicom-- position in the melody lastly sung, I do not mean the Divine revised version of it, nor the trans- posed version of it, but even the Name of Jesus, it said: _ ‘ “All hail the power of Jesus’ Name, Let Angels prostrate fall; ‘(Bring forththe Royal Diademh And Crown HIM LORD of A11.” . This Name was powerful over «you all. Even the Angels at this l\/Isighvty Name will prostrate fall, and will bring forth their Royal Diadems and will crown HIM LORD of all. Much more ‘is the reality with you, those of you who recognize ‘the ACTUAL PRESENCE of GOD; and the Name thathovers over you all just as a hen hoversher ‘brood; even so you are hovered with the Name of GOD. “The Name of GOD is a strong tower, and -, ythe Righteous run therein and is saved.” .__,/‘I If only Biblically speaking, you can see a reality V» in the message, for the Name of GOD is a strong tower’. You can see you are hovered as a hen hovers her brood; when the storms and trials and tribulations‘ come, you are hovered from all If we speak after the manner of men, just speaking Biblically, from a Biblical point of , Y view, We can seedistinctly,‘ the Name among you ' ' may ism, K1939 A.D.F.D. will charm your fearszthe-‘Name will bid your sorrows cease. The Name of GOD will adjust matterssatisfactorily and will cause undesirable" conditions to be dispelled. The Name of GOD will do all of those things. The very Name of God will turn your darkness into bright noon~ day, and will take all of your troubles away. Equally Powerful Without a. Body ’ There are so many things -that the Name of GOD will do for you. Then I say, the ‘Name is Mighty among the children of men with or with out a Bodily Form. The Name of GOD is not obliged to have a Bodily Form to accomplish that for which HE. came. The very‘ Name in itself is _sufficient and quite efficient to answer every ,problem and to adjust matters satisfactorily from every angle imaginable. Aren’t you-glad‘? The very Name of GOD in_ itself without you help or aid will do just what Jesus said: , T “In My Name you shall ‘castout ‘the other ifellowf” ' I a is V _ Aren’t you glad‘? In other words, ymi shall cast out. “the other fellows,” better known by the world_o~f_Religion, S “the devil.” Aren’t you glad? -You shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover. ‘This, is accomplished byrthe Name of Jesus, and Jesus said “My FATHER is greater than I.” Now the very Name Without ME doing a thing as a Person, this Mighty Name is not to be played with. “Thou shalt not take the Name‘ of the LORD your GOD in vain.” It did‘ not say, “Thou shalt not ‘take the Name of the LOR ,” p but “Thou shalt not. take the Name of the LORD your GOD in vain.” ‘If after the manner of men you desire to take the Name of the LORD, do not take it in. vgain, for if you do ‘take it in vain,.you .. will be ashamed; but if‘ you do not take it in vain, you will be able to_ say, even as the Apostle Paul ‘said, ' “I am not ashamed of the Gospel of CHRIST, 1 for it is the Power of GOD unto salvation to everyone -that believeth.”* i ' So“ the i Name is great» and powerful among the nations of the earth. i ' ‘ GOD in the Lightning The very Name of GOD has morepe-ffect, ifyou use it accurately and unselfishly, it has more influence over the minds of men than that of the most destructive expression of the cosmic forces of nature—-ethe thunder an«d;the_lightning’. Aren’t .7 you glad?, When the lightning begins. to play i , nimble gale,‘ men .fear,.and their physical '.Ii‘\'he'NEWADAY ’Aren’t you glad‘? ‘It causes men to quake and yet being ‘EVER-PRESENT with‘ you directly ~ will be put forth, intoT.expres,s-ion evergpreseIrt_» . . "sionwith,iyoulffownithoughts. and.-withthe ‘el-1 the Religions, “Goo expressing HIMSELF.” tremble at such expressions‘ when the lightning . is playing its gale as the Name, or as the very Spirit of GOD’S' PRESENCE is expressing in thundering. , ’ i As one of the great cosmic forces of nature, men fear the‘? thundering and lightning’ more than anything else; for unless they have heard the, Name of GOD thunderdown from Mt. Sinai oral- ly and actually in words of actions, in words of deeds and in words of truth—-when GOD"S Name thunders down from Mt. Sinai in words ‘of acti.ons,_ in words of deeds '7“aind in words of truth, as “ac- tions speak louder than words,” these actuated words of expression, GOD speaking through them will be so far-reaching an-d convincing, it will convince any person. That is why the millions are convinced at the recognitiongof GOD’S AC— TUAL PRESENCE, because millions are recogs nizing GO'D’S T P‘RE.SENlC,E and are “c,ontagi.on-gar _ izing” they atmosphere with sucha recovgnition. i 9 Those who think with them will also be affected a by such a great *con~tagion. t Aren’t you glad? The Name Cannot pbFaii*l,iYou" Then upon this Fou.ndatio'n_ you Vn.‘eed3"not_fret 1 nor worry‘. If have not ‘taken thefNanie''_,of , GOD in vain, and yvi11.not takeit in vain, is’ a* matter _of impossibility for the'Narn;e of GOD— ‘ to fail you. The very Name of GOD willng-ive , you the victory over every dsifficulty . and over if every"trial andpver evoeryn tribulation, for jtllrie . N am-e-opf_GOD in itself is OMNIPOTENT, i NISCIENT and «yet OMNIPRESENT. ‘Ari-en’t glad?’ The Name bein-g_OM,NIPRESENT, is" not , all, but it is EVER-PRESENT _with you,‘ yourjj GOD.. That is the niystery of your , victoryffor you overcorne shy the ‘ recognitiO¥1‘ii‘.of _lpG{O‘D’S’ OMNIPQTENCE, and His. oMNIscIEN‘~CE; and L and no longer far away; neither scatt-er»,edj.",in._g power. nor in wisdom- When you recoginizenfi GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE, all of th-e attrib-an utes and characteristics o-f GOD‘ as I‘express'th?ein,f with you; hence, you will express omnipotentlygs. you will express omnisciently; you will express], scientifically and accurately these distinct "aet- tributes and qualities of GOD without Vvreserve-_,_’ and men vvi‘ll~be-obligedxto observe the AC0Tl3TALf PRESENCE or your GOD. ,_Aren’t you “glad? Men observe GOD’S' PRESENCE wheresoever I AM, even though they may tryhto criticize. version, but you have “contag'ionized” your verj 1‘ 72 " u-rm e N E W VITA Y ‘May ism, 1939 A.n.r.D. It _ _ con*1‘e'in Contact with it, and with them, they will "be “aiffectefd by them. ’Aren’t you glad‘? V Hence I ‘ V 'l:tagio"us. "The spnitl of it"is contagious, for you, " ‘'tively, and We mayterm it to be 0g‘gani2dtion~ »Mally, for organized: individuals as many’ together t'S7aI11(-.‘4"tlilhg—~iI1,‘1:hC":Sa1’ne :dire:cition,§?wi=th» a sub- ’€:o‘nvi~ction of GOD,’S ACTUAL ‘PRESENCE will *create”an atmosphere," and that atmosphere is the Spirit ofthe’ Consciousness of the PRESENCE of GOD," ‘and; ’tl1Slt‘“‘SpiI‘i1: which is of the.vCo.nscious— ; of all SUPPLY, and oa»n~2and i»t:;doe~s.sat7lsfy ’ euery goocZ»dest're. ‘ ~ _ ‘iThe’l‘”Nvah’1e in‘ Consciduémeiss H I say, Wehhlavte not taken. the of'”’G'OD in " vain,, for We are held ggutm-'1e]s,,swinking the jifiaime, as it may be term~ed- In ofhei“ Wvorﬁs, that G hie say, you a‘re’gui1uess; by‘ taking“lGOD:’S' Name ’ yotrri 1"€*C0g‘¥ﬁ.‘i«i0I1‘§ atndl,;‘h01diha Q0lT]Upeer- . Aren’t you glad}? i _ _ V, .. _ _FffI’h-e-sde are they who i7ollow‘_ thle,_,,LAl,\{lB , ’ dwhithersoever HE _goeth,;;"and,fin Lniouthsi is found no_guile,', _ r , ._ asrje without fault bef_ore751;h¢; :1ihrgn.e;;;,q£ farm-four ytthousyandahave their FATHER’St N am i Written uppermostly intheiripconsgiioushiess; in -A their highest concept, and" eonV'il11iced"Lof‘ ll‘”G'OD’S ‘PRESENCE, for I ‘AM Willhj‘, .“These are they who follow, the»- Whithetrsoeverl HE goethf? ., ,, V 1' , T V . , ffor GOD is actually with themt. They hold GOD upptermostlvy [in their wconsciousness and in their.‘-highest. concept con-T eerning GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE,=?‘ and such arecognition will heal their_ physical ‘systems and _ Spirit, perfecting holiness in = the fear of the 'V5‘s}~iL.'QRDv? 4 i it - ; ' , “They are not dieifiledh with yvomen, for they are 4' '*<virgins.” T They are"ex‘p“ressi‘ng the virginity of ~,',1\/Iary; an-d the holin_ess1} of J e"sus‘.'_CI say, “the vir- yginity of Mary, and the holiness‘ of Jesus.” Why? For tuppermostly "in__ their consciousness is their ,~uFATH'ER’ss,Name.‘ “Th N‘ J “say,” they are contagious. The Very Spirit‘ of the Consciousiies-sh of the PRESENCE of GOD is con- * ‘being’ conscious of VGOD’S PRESENCE collec-’ """'“”in""*that concept*‘organization‘ally“ believi-n-g the. s-ta"nt'iate«d' ‘faith? and ’unsh.al<en" ’confi‘d_en.ce‘,~ such a ' at.mosphere"in ‘Which We are ‘liVing’;*Whi:ch is the - A ness of GOD’Ss‘PRE~SENC‘E,it i’s"’.f'the~ SOURCE Wand» t'heSUPPLY,‘ better known --as the SOURCE ‘ mostlyin your 'consci»ousn?e“ss, lyjoiuriforehea-d. _ «What ,a'bout_ The T and V purge’ them from all filthiness of the flesh and it of GOD is powerful. I say, the Name of GOD is powerful“ among the nations. Aren’t you. glad? This Name is cleansing you f~I‘fO1’I1 all filthiness of the flesh and'=;Spirit, perfecting hOll1’.1€SS=aiI‘1 the *fear of GOD, ‘Aren’t you glad? G Take the VNatu_re with the Name By you holding the Name, saying, “Thank ‘YOU, FATHER!” that is what I AM talking abO,uti GOD ALMIGHTY, that is What I AM talkinAg_a-bout; GOD in a Body; GOD in a Body, V‘ 1- say;.HE'Will not hold you guiltless, whosoever it may be, who will take His Name in vain. The Name of GOD, if it is taken at all, it must be T carried with ldHis Own, ‘Nature, Vwith His, Own Char,acteri_st‘i~cs, with His Own _Dis-posi'tion. That is’ the only Way to take My Name. “Thou shalt not take it in Vain.” _ _'f‘As- men,” I say, “they are not defiled with _.__Wom:en,’7 ,A_s Women, 1, they are redeemed from a—mong,men,,being the ‘first fruit unto GOD and ‘ the LAMB, and in their mouths is found no guile; \‘ no deceit in their mouths, Aren’t you glad’? We are not afterthe manner of the flesh, deeevitfulm V fil_led_ with deception; but in the Kingdom of Heaven, theywhoiifoﬂllow the LAMB whitherso- ,e‘t2t3?‘ goeth, in their mouths is found not gutle, for. theyiare without fault before the Throne of GOD. They are no longer to be deceivers, nor _‘_‘beguilers,”, an_ex_pression of the “beguilation” of Eve, for f you will no longer seek, to ‘deceive, _ , even in yourphysical or. personal age, as women .,,.do in_mortal,__ consciousness. Aren’t you glad? -V In mortal cons»'ciousness -women will seekto dIe- ceive in their physical or personal age. They will always try to err,.and say they are younger than ,_ they are. . _ V -‘.‘Those "Who follow the LAMB whithersoever HE goeth-, in their mouths is found no‘ ' ' lguilfe, for they are without fault before the Throne of GOD,” and they will not tell ‘a lie. . ~ They will not p'utthe_mselve-s in the way of decep- tion, trying to deceivegneither Will they express the “‘vguila3tion”=-ofEve, as Cl‘ldlEVe in the Garden - of Eden, beguiling man with the deception as a deceiver. ,Aren’t you glad?‘ , E The Seed of the wscimaione ', A‘ft?er‘E'Ve had gone ahead and cornmitted sin, he “saidl she ‘had a rnan child of the LORD, and "the" LORD didnot know anything about her, so far‘ as the child was concerned, Had he been GOD’S child, as Jesus Was, he would have been A “of t'l_1e‘Holy Ghost, of the Holy One; but;-to the V ‘to _'that* Mar'y’_s‘ ' May ism, 193-I9 A.D.F.I). I seed which was of the wicked one. v The serpent had talked with Eve."~Aren’”t you glad? ‘Aren’t you glad to knowithati‘ He-had a %talk with Eve, and had beguiled her, and then she handed her beguiled dsecept-ion down to Adam, and she thought she would deceive him; andno doubt he thought, Cain was his son; but Cain was of the wicked one, for the serpent hafdg been in communication witli her. Aren’t you glad? Aren’t you glad to know "that? But tothe extreme reverse, the Angel had been i-n commu- nication with Mary when J esus‘ was conceived; in other words, Mary conceived by _the Holy Ghost. She did have a -man‘ child of the,L()RD; but Eve told a lie. She did- not have a man child of the LORD. She had aman child of the ser- pent, for he had been talking with her. That is why CHRIST was obliged to come as the First- born Son among many brethren, as a sample and ’as an example to show them how they too, should have been born. Aren’t you ‘glad? Cain was of the wicked one. derer from the beginning, being ' of the wicked one; but yet E-ve said he was G*OD’S‘ son, al- though he was the serpent’s, Jesus veri- fied the same. He said: “Ye are of your fa- thers, the ‘other fellow,”" “Ye are of yotsr fa- ther,” Whi-chever, “the other fellow.” -The same Spirit is speaking today. Mortalityis lust and passion is “the other fellow” incarnated in the flesh, and created sin and begot and created death; but to the extreme reverse, when CHRIST is in the life of an individual, the extreme reverse- will rule in his experience, and he will become to be a new creature in reality, and no longer a partaker of‘ human nature of, the Adamic state of consciousness. He will become to be a partaker of Divine Nature, and will, escape the corru I ion of the world through lust and will be no ‘more » barren, nor unfruitful in Wisdom,lknoWled'ge and in understanding, such as I AM so freely giving. That is why it has long sincebeen declared, in the actuated words of expression, in an answer I to I’ the declaration, I can say: ~ ‘‘’GOD is His Own Interpreter, and HE wiiﬂ , make, and HE does make it plain.” Wisdoim Comes. by Self-denial Then I say, the wisdom, knowledge and unden- standing cometh not by ,self-indulgence, but ‘by self-denial, consecration and a wide-open sacrifice to GOD, that your bodies might become to be the outward expression of GOD’S Holy Temple, used and controlled and influenced only by your high- est intuition, whichis your Intutor in reality, by spiration tutoring. f%V_jVhen‘:? this is fulfilled ‘ hp I ‘ ” {o,go.;he : I "r 11 one W honor I I no longer controlled by human nature, -but ‘ CHRIST Consciousness from Whenoe cmneth L He was a. mm‘-I ed the spirit of enthusiasm, mew yww 1. Divine Nature. You are no longer inﬂuenced by the Adamic state I of: consciousness, but by the wisdom, knowledge and understanding from the I FOUNT of .GOD’S OMNISCIENCE, snchas I ‘AM so freely. giving. « I need not say more at pertieniar jmtisrﬂjii There are visiting friends among us, and We sire to hear from them. We are always pleased 1 hear from the Spirit as it unfolds and expresses» itself in the children of men. We desire to see, it come forth into expression volitionally, for that is _ the Way CHRIST was to come: that is just the HE came to make this common among men, cerning the thought of I . — ' I wish to say, if you were not privileged to -serve GOD to the dictates of your own conscious‘ ness, and be governed by your own highest int,ni4~' tion Spiritually in this civilization, it would ,a matter of i-mpossi_‘bili=ty for you as individuals. to -bring forth the CHRIST to fruition; but are privileged to serve GOD 5 to the dictates _ your own consciousness in this Country constitvﬁ tionally. Byso doing, if yon have your constitnw. tional rights, if they are not taken away you, you s have ‘ the chance to bring forth CHRIST in youto fruition by being governed b your own highest intuition, and by moving’ cording to your own individual, volunteer volié tion., You will bring forth the CHRIST within you to fruition, and there will be no other j tell you, for GOD HIMSELF will be within, will speak the same as HE did, and as HE is ing, and_ there will be no division between and HIM. I thank i i ' PEACE S : , Tet. wt KATZ—BERK HAT BODY or MILLINERY SUPPLIES , F!-ks, Velours, Soliels and Straw ‘Goods 1008 Sixth Ave._ New York : I HE R B E R T ' 5 125111 ST, Cor. ‘Ith AVE. BLUE WHITE DIAMONM Thank You, FA:r[, T . 74 Th‘e.‘NEW DAY‘ ' E/lay 13111, 1939 A.D.F.D. am tauasilss aevearsme PEACE - r We Thank You. FATHER DRINKING FOUNTAIN S - ICE and ELECTRIC COOLERS Also FILTERS FOR RESTAURANTS ﬁtitiillitﬁ Witt Wiiiiiﬁ (9. 4310 Verclugo Road AL. 0659 Los Angeles, Calif. 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FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 A. D. F. D. TIME: 2:50» P. M. A beautiful explanation of the tangibilization and. rnaterialization of GOD in the presence of millions, is given in the Message spoken by the HOLY TABERNACLE Himself, following the reading of a Lecture recently given and pub— lished in the “New Day.” Scriptures, FATHER showed. Where it was neces- sary for the WORD to be made flesh, that We might behold “theglory of the only begotten. of the FATHER, full of grace and of truth,” and from this PERFECT ‘PATTERN; reproduce and bring to fruitionin ourselves, the i-dlentical Life, Nature and Characteristics of Jesus our SA- ,VIOUR, in this dispensation known as FATHER DIVINE- A « I Enjoying this beautiful Message and delicious Banquet with us, was Rev. C. Tatham, of the “Church of England, who arrived recently from London for a visit in America. As laters-tated, he responded to FATHER’S invitation to speak. Like all others who investigate this great Work of GOD open-mindedzly, he could not fail to be impressed. . " l . For every blessing, DEAR LORD, We thank Thee! * I - (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHER’S Message followsz) PEACE, EVERYONE! Here We all are again and there I sit and stand. At this instance I have arisen to say, We have visiting friends with us as usual; if any of our .Visiting friends would like to have a word to say, they are welcome to speak, move volitionally as we do, if they care to. If they do no-t care to move volit-ionally, any of you may giye us your names, addresses and professions andivve will gladly in- troduce you according to ‘custom. I 31 #7 gl J,;us£,,,lﬂse _‘ lsay. . While AAM imaang, ighteous, the ust By Association You Become Partakers of the NaTt'ure, Spirit and Characteristics of a Person with Whom You ‘Are A Comrade Quoting from the 'to learn more about FATHER DIVINE.‘ At; __.), __. you all Welcome, you are Welrcome. to speak ac-» cording to the dictates of your own conscience. Do not try to speak according to ours unless you. ' wish to. If yours happens to be ours, ok=ay———if not”, your own intuition, your own inspiration obey. Be governed by your highest intuition and speak religiously, politically, socially‘, or whatso-A "ever you desire to speak, so long, as it is legiti- mate, Evangelical and according to our modesti, manner of living in this pr-esent civilization. All are welcome to speak as strangers, especio ally ministers of the Gospel and religious repre- sentatives. We give a special invitation to them when they-come in our assemblies, to speak acy- cording to the dictates of their own conscience. Hence I say, all are Welcome equivalently the ‘same, but especially I have given the invitation to all ministers of the Gospel to speak because I AM sure they are inclined by profession to under-v: I stand it and understand us better. I thank you. I I thank you. Ithank you! . (Upon being introduced by Mr. L'amb, Reva, Tatham rose from the Table and expressed his I “gratitude for the unexpected pleasure of partic-s ~ ipating in the Banquet and the hospitality ex-‘ ’ ’ tended to him. He stated. that nowhere had he; , ever seen such love, unity and fe1'lo«Wsh-ip ex*'« pressed, and that he had, in the few‘ days he had; been in America, found the people Willing and v I ready to co—operate with him inihis work. His“ A main object was to visit FATHER, he added; that he might be able to give first-hand "informs ation to the many in England who are seeking‘; A‘ the 'conclusion of his remarks FATHER sangf theylittle song transcribed below and then d«e—-A livered His beautiful Message of entli-ghtena "M ‘ rnent.')t I A “I will help you on your Way, I will help you on your Way‘, _ I will help you on your Way, _ I will help you on your way to GOD. » W A p . “LIFE and LOVE and LIBERTY and HAP‘ ANESS! . I . . PEAGE: and JOY Within the7 Spirit, _ In the Spirit and the mind, the body and Soul. ' “Ye should. love‘ ye one another, ' Be ye trueto all mankind, Walk in the Light that I have given; ] "I will help you onyour way to your GOD.” PEACE, EVERYONEIV . ui / ‘That little composition as a melody, according the Epistle,‘ I, brought out for your considera- It i is Written in the Epistle, speaking in psalms and invhyrnns and in Spiritual songs, sing- ing,In1aking rnelodiyin your hearts moon. By in- ..spiration;'I brough forth that little compos.ition as a c_l_ec1aration~of what I AM endseavoringz to help each and every individual on to COD according to the Light of understanding as given the indi~ pviduals; and as you are governed by your highest l deavors," the ‘Spirit of ‘My .Supernvatural Presence will lead youon to victory and w111_h‘e1p you to ‘gain the victory 'ove¥r‘al1 un-‘desirable’ conditions, For this cause the belieffi~n GOD‘ and the sweet co2r:mun1onl"and the fellowship ofthe Holy Spirit stressednéot asai formula. nor as a saying‘ to be considered, but these desirable ‘blessings have b'een_bestoWed'Aupon us and we are actually en- joying, as‘-the Reverend said, this sweet fellow- ship of the ‘Spirit with the ‘recognition of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE, the 'REDEEME’R and the SAVIOR‘ of all humanity. ’ l ' _ such a recognition,‘ by the, conscio-usl religi- E cousconviction ofpmillions, we have brought into. ‘ actuality'e‘ Ta’ndT' into ‘outer? eeiépressiioné-’—éin “short, into ‘materiality-'-that great phenoinvenon ” com- p m'only‘knoWn as “GOD among the lreligions, As, A itangibilatable and as expressive as the expres- ' sion 'of- electricity is and asit is ‘transmdttible and * transmit, even so is the reality" of ‘GOD’S A PRESENCE am»ong.’this="people.' “ V lThe‘Word Made ‘Flesh '2 *1 When the VWORD,‘ as I ‘said. in the Message as V read, was made flesh ands dwelt among us, one ' “. . V. we beheld His glory asthe glory of the only begotten of the FATHER, full of grace 7 and of. truth.” i H ‘- E» » glory ‘was not ‘observable’ so long as GOD iwas kept‘ in the mythological heaven‘ according ,vtov‘theimagination of those who are~suppositional «thinkers concerning the mystery,“ but when the “‘17‘l’33i1itY of suC1'1r,.W,as brought to the lsurfa‘ce,that, HIMSELF» was made FLESH in the Person Jesus, there is where the hope of your redemp- ca-me land, _ , , e _ obliged to invisibilate themselves, which, I might intuition, and are conscientious in, all of your en; ‘ living reality when He was made fl’esh-[in the ofa nay ism, A;n.r.o. it only begotten of the FATHER, full of grace and of truth.” Can you not see the mystery? _ ‘ And by behol-diing such -a glory as demon-= “ strated, as it had’ been tangibilated, as‘ it had been “reincarnated, as it ‘had been personified and brought’ into the conscious . conviction and the realization of millions, the reality o:f‘a RE-= DEEMER and a SAVIOR among‘ humanity, Where. they had once thought the REDEEM4 ER and the SAVIOR Was something‘ merely to be rnythologically observed and considered sum perstitiously -according to the suppositions of the religious ‘think-ers-9—l-they thought they would be say, accordring to»My uianatilcal phraseology, is to intangibila-te th-emselves, that they might come into possession of such a blessing as being in GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE. A ’ L But how glorious it is to think and to observe the mystery, and to realize, that wihichhaslbeen superstitiously discerned through‘ the ages is as much reincarnatable and tangibilata-ble as you are or have been before you yourselves individ- ually, -sever-ally and. collectively were made ‘visi- ble. Not a one of our physical bodies. was visible a‘ few years ’ ago—I might "say a ‘few hundred years "ago, to "cover each and everyone. All of our visiblev bodies, as it may be termed, were in- lvisible; but it did not change the fact that there was a. reality back of all ‘the invisihilitylof this, which has now become to be the visibility of hue manity in thispresent , dispensation and in this present ageiin which we are now living.’ " GOD Is Reincarnatable Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery! If you, as individuals, the subjects of the human l race, could: be ‘tangibilated, materialized and A per-. 4, sonified, GOD HIMSELF is equivalently the . ': sa1ne——as reproducible, re-incarnatable and re- personifiable as you are and have been.’ i . Then . I say, it is a privilege to ‘realize, GOD, through His ,c_ondescension, in love, and mercy came to reach mankind on, the material plane, ~ that He might_ be the REDEEMER and the ‘ SAVIOR of all mankind. _Religiously especially, speaking in the language of Christianity, Jesus the andthe SAVIOR Was mad-ea ‘V age and at the time of His coming, to come down amongthe ‘most insignificant of His day, that He might produce and bring to fruition the sig-- nifi-cance of all ages and ofall 'dispensations.,an.d i ll .c_re-atpion, May A3-'1)? iF.I)a-. . tery! And this is reproduced and brought lto»frui- tion in the hearts and lives of His believ-ers as they concentrate on v~ the FUNDAMENTAL and live according to._His,Teaching.. , As I said in part in that Message, the thing you vividly visua1i.ze,_, you t_end to materialize;.hen—ce, through the con- descension of CHRIST, in love ‘and mercy com- ing to man, He made Himself visible that they might visualize Him, and when mankind visual- izes the PERFECT PICTURE tangibilated, made. r-eal and practical, such a reproduction of such a Character can. be re-tangibilated by. reincarna- tion. Therefore the very Life and the Nature of CHRIST is a . living reality—~in other Words, it has been madeptangible and practical. . . . VTl'1e Value of Association‘ ‘ Truly -might have one declared: / “Evil communications corrupt good morals, ‘ill qualities are catching as Well as diseases, and a man is known by the company he keeps.” K younot see the psignificiance of mentally and spiritually as‘sociatin'g with the Spirit and the Presence of your SAVIOR? By association youi . become to be 5p-artakers of the nature and the spirit _ and L the characteristics of such a person with ‘whom you are a com;-rade; Can you not see the mystery? , H L , ' Keep .company with the high, the mighty, _t-he lofty, the righ_teo.us,.the just and the truthful. The nature is contagious. and contagious as the undesirable /nature is -of men, “ even —_ sol contagious, is the nature: of your REDEEMER and SAVIOR. Then I, say, the WORD was made‘ FLESH and dwelt among us. So’ long as itwas invisible. and intangible',, it was p not observable and .the _ glory of GOD had not been revealed.‘ Can you not see the mystery? " But vvhe-niGOD‘ through His. con- descension in love and mercy, came and revealed Himself to the children of men through the FLESH, throughthe veil, as the Apostle puts it on one occasion-, which is to say‘, is flesh, ‘there and then He‘ was-the --outstanding Figure‘ and could" be featured by all humanityas ‘a standard that GOD HIMSELF through His co,ncle?scension had lifted, that all creatures might copy ‘after the fashion of the standard’ He had_ lifted as a sample for His creatures. I Can you not see the mystery?. » ' » I I . p ‘ AH Accord at Pente€cos't._’ , Then I say, by this we will love one another, as the Reverend said, and _.we harm.onize- together I one lcbmmon level for one common purpose, «was I ct’ = at I The ~-N aw i D Ar ‘for all and all for one but not for one that. is not I the Day of Pentecost. They had alltth-ings-' coma . mon, did they not‘? And when they were all with one accord, and having all things common,_one for all, by so.d_o_ing the transmission of the Spirit, as it may be termed, to them came in them like- ness of cloven fiery tongues. Can you not see the mystery? _ I _ , ‘ . They were ‘I all filled with the Holy Ghost, I giously speaking, and they ‘all ispalze with otlierii‘ tongues as the Spirit gave‘ them ut§teranee,,, cause the Spirit did give ‘deliverance _to_th'e mering tongue andito thoseyvho could‘ not plainly.’ Can you not see the mystery? " 1 I " Hence, they were all filled and they received. I the iirspiratioii ..‘£ram,*c’t1eav¢a.* from -the invisible‘ xg:a1tn,n_om fthat myt'h’¢1og:ca;isj and from that _suppositional, ‘realm of h and from that _identic_al placelin, consciousnessgorj .,_ A, f . consideration came forth the realfizati-on __o£ , of whichpwasp surmised. vvithout! a .se.nse: , oi .before'the , I .But still it Twas ..som?ew_hat .mythologi'c*al..‘.an:d_ somewhat _,a suppositional phenomenon, butpwhen the Spirit of-'_GOD.’.S Presence, _th,r_o.ugh,,His descen-sion, bro_ught_into_tl1_e conscieus and the .realizati.,on of the masses, _,.that__ ,a._ phenomenon could be. made. real, tangible‘ practical -by - concentration, they reprocluced-_ very Spirit and the Nature and ‘the _,Ch‘aracpter-rt-p,_ istics of VSAVIOH and CH-.RIST .trulyj; . againi; ’. .:“ A g r . it ' He wasrthereilfrom the h*3i,’i(1?1‘I1iI1'go . expression and into ‘the .cons_<_:ious’ recognition the realization _'of humanity, was the,...great,--;es_<; sential; hence.._it was brought into actuality. by, 1: -concentration,_,and. by the sp'iri‘t of, .sincerity,.. I through the iconscientious Whogwere, .e_ndeav_5oring;. to live Evange1ically,_ ,Ca~n youwnotv see theggpzmysi-p,‘..~, " tery? _ . , A ' r:~In.Ithe,Unity of.the.S'priri‘t,~. , V Then I say, by loving one ‘another tand"being-—i‘nIj., the UNITY of. the spirit and of one aecord,"yo1:lf.'~i»j see, and: by "having all things” common;-e‘.<’by.bring--j, ing an; abolition.:mentally',$. and» = spiritually: «to all distinction, all divisions in yourselves findivid- ually, severally »and_ collectively, you become;.i;tti be autorrratically par"t_akers. of the CHRI-S.T7Sf V character_ist_i;cs, and His" Spirit in His £ulness~.;re;«‘V turns on, such» a »£oundation and makes His; abode with the children of creaticrm ‘s-ee.the mysterw- . i Oh, -it is a privilege to oibserve it a‘=-n:~d."to" ' je-~1 it! Then I s~ay,.lo! I will be with you,-fif»‘tyou‘l-= " “Z3 libodies into subjection, by denying yourselves. Whof.e—heartedly, you will have victory, victory over every difficulty, Over all your trials and tribulations, sickness and diseases and afflictions, ' and all undesirable conditions will be dispelled by the reco-gnition of GOD’S ACTUAL PRES- ENCE. ‘ ‘ _”I‘here are many things I could say along this" line :in keepingvvi-th the l\/Iess{age~ as given by our friend from England, but believe th-ere are others who would like to have a Word to say as ' "visiting friends among us. We do not Wish to take up all of the time ourselves as individvuals, neither Myself as an Indivivdeu-al, for I desire to see the > expression of this=I?‘UNDAl\/IEl\I'I?AL;::,. the Way I see it, expressed in all others-‘,-I that they all might , be partak-ers of it and enjoy this glory that I AM, now enjoying, as I have declar-ed a_cc.ording to the Gospel: I“. . . and We beheld His glory .1 5‘ when We were fan.,ati.cal' and ignorant‘ enough to beiliteve in the personification ari‘d'-in the tangibi1i- zat-ion, yea, firstly in the re‘incarna»ti«onmand in tiangibilization and in the p-ersonifi-cation of ‘I your SAVIOR. For the WORD,‘ when it was . made flesh, itwas not made flesh for'=f(oolis‘hness "--—it gwas made flesh as a and as ja‘iRE1NCARNA'roRI'o‘anc1 as a RED;ECLAP_tE'R and U as a_RE.-PERSONIFIER, that mankin_d»4ini-g-ht also rerproduce and bring to fruition: ,_.i'den't‘i»cal Life, N=atur~e and the Charac4te,ris<t;_~iéS’3’.lof ..J,2e1su-s to fruitiioni within the.mse1,v:eg, , ’ “Action "S-peak“ Louder ..Words” ‘ l"liOh, it is a privilege to observe it"l‘i-l'Then I say, i‘t.ha«s been,,fulfi],led; hen-c<e, th~os~e_°vvhop observe it, I they need not fret nor Worry. This may. sound a A 'l"tlli‘t'tle radical‘ and an expressionof fantaticillsrin, but W ~"?th=e Spiritof‘ IVIyfPresence {will show youliegberttier thanl can tell you;. therefore, as ‘I;-‘h§av»e declared over and over again, I »-donot wish to‘ preach CHRIST-so much in words, but rather more dis- I ftijnetly in actions. and in deeds; for, : “actions speak ..1ou;der tha,n. wo1;tds,..’?, - ‘do’, they not? Aren’t you glad!‘ _ But what said I by motto as a-composition as I. V jv-'e'rifying this assertion? 3: V } .. will preach CHRIST in words, I, I i but more so in deeds and in ,actions,l"" . ' and I will put My Spirit in themiy‘ and cause them to Wail.k*in7 My Sta'tutes.”‘ l@ren’t you glad! A V you know‘ V V “rile NEW our .you!~ .2061 MADISON AVE. Lexington Avenue _ Bévt. 62nd and 63rd S135. ,Wome‘n’s Half Soles 35c up mitited and inserted and injected’ within, when GOD HIMSELF speaks. int~uit'ively_ an-d moves you by His understanding, why, the very e.Spirit of His Presence is no longer a phenomenon, but it is a living reality that has been made under- standable. I thank you. I thank you. I thank Phone UN. 4_-237i _ . . I I ' , PEACE ‘ MAY THE TAILOR All Kinds of Alterations —— Furs Remodeled, Cleaned and Glazed. . —- We Call for and Deiliver --, Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments Made to Measure. I , Cor.,130th Street 373 LENOX AVE. Near Cor; 129th St-, N» Y. C- 2007 - 7th AVE. \ - » l‘el. 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VA. 3-0662 Where you will always receive courteous service and full value for v ur money I IN THESE and OTHER STATES U ‘ Tennessee Louisiana Missouri ’ Ohio A Texas Maryland . New Jersey _ Pennsylvania Virginia 510-25.1“ RES Massachusetts New Yoirk A E South Carolina Washington, A May 13:11, 1939 A.n.r.D. The New Day .31‘ It Takes a. a -hearted ids: open Consecroltion and oi All of Your Life to Live the Life Christ Prayed for Work out Your Soul’s Salvation by Refusing to Be in That State of Consciousness Where You Are “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE No. 20 WEST 115th~STREET NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 4th, 1938 A.D.F.D. ‘TIME: 1:00 P. M. . In this great Message which FATHER gives at this time, HE presents it so thoroughly to His Hearers, that it is plain to see how necessary it is to be whole~hearted in anything one may venture into. Whether it be from a mental, material or from a Spiritual point of view, suc- cess cannot be achieved unless the venturer puts all of his heart, mind and energy into his new endeavor. FATHER teaches us here that Heaven on earth can be obtained, and the fulness of His Joy can be received, if the individual will fol- low this scientific, Spiritual Guidance which HE so Condescendingly has brought for the,Salva- tion of all m.en. Even at this stage of the jour- ney, we can glimpse theieternal wealth of Bless- ings which await all of those who will prove I true and faithful, for we have already felt the unadulterated love of GOD in our hearts, “and we hunger for more of its sweetness. . CONDESCENDING LORD, we thank THEE. (The foregoing statements are those of the tran’scrib_er, after which FATHER speaks as follows, prefaced‘ ‘by this little song, below re- « corded.) “Live the Life! Live the Life! Everyone must live the Life, Oh, live the Life! Live the Life! Everyone must live the Life.” PEACE, EVERYONE: V (“_Peace, FATHER DEAR I” joyfully resound- ed the multitude.) , That little composition transposedfo-r con- sideration, but brought up to the present, “Live the Life, everyone must live the Life.” You imust stop and con_sider before you go further, it takesnothling less than a wide-open conse- . citation and, a_ w.hole-hearted sa.crifi-ce of all ,of Always in a. Grovelling Attitude your life, that you in turn might live the Life that CHRIST has prayed. “I pray that you might be One with HIM.” When I rise and say from‘ time to time, “Here you all are and there I AM: there I sit and here you stand,” think n.ot to say within yourselves that I AM speaking of, the flesh. I AM speaking of the‘IMPERSONAL PRESENCE transmitted———the Impersonal PRESENCE rein-A carnated. That is Why you can live it if you‘ will let’ ME; because it is impersonal, because it is transmitted and because it is reincarnated» B~e«- . I cause you have been reincarnators of negation, of negative and undesirable conditions from every angle, why not transpose the version of your song of living, your actuated song of 11v.» ing into a rhythm with which you have been" expressing negation? The rhythmistic expressions, actions‘ and emptions are as much rhythms as the words you‘ speak in songs and in poems. The very life of your being is put forth into expression in the actuated "words of expression through your; rhythm of actual living; therefore, you must adjust the actuated rhythm of your life and your life’s existence. it forth into expression, adjust it harmoniously’. thatlit might fit the purpose and you might be‘ the expressers of the PERFECT PICTURE. It has long since been said, “Actions speak. L louder than words.” Your daily actions-anr_l your deeds and your expressions, your_e;mo-- tions, every actuated rhythmistics expression that you may make in the actions. of your emo- , E tions and deeds and expressions from a physical ’ I y ' point» of view, will be your expression and will i ' Then I say, let these ac- s tions come forth into expression, that they might, , 2 be known to be you. no 1.onger be discerned as expressions of ac-« tions alone, but of words and of deeds and the * I life vous live. You Will Lose Sight of Yourself 1, , When you live the Life. as requirevdz, then .and’ there you ‘will lose sight of yourself according, the flesh, as one of the speakers said. a little e«_; ‘As you live itand put: .'._ yagcoy, will be filled with Praise and thanksgiv- ing until your very thoughts and your actions will be expressions of Praise, and thanksgiving. By so doing, you will enter in the Kingdom of Heaven Wheresoever you are living. « When you are in a state of accusation and con- demnation, when you are in a state of discontent- .{ment and disturbance, you will express such as may be reflected; but if you get in a state of consciousness, where your very thoughts are , Praise and thanksgiving‘ you will enter automati- A Kingdom 'of‘GO'D, it is true, it cometh not twithuobservation; it is unobservable as it comes, - for it is an expression reflected and inculcated and reincarnated in the minds; but when it is -rnacle manifest, it brought" into ‘outer expression in ' your physical system and in your dealings Jyvith them With whom you come in conrtract. Your outward exvpression will be" the outward expres- of that mental andispiritlual conception, that 7-{which was invisible and made visible by your conscious mentality’ being put into action through -your physi-oalactivities. Then. I -say, if you phys- 'lically or personally trust G-OD, Work out your soul’s Salvation by refusing to find‘ yourselves in that state of consciousness where yo~u’ar‘e always in a grovelling attitude, for in such a state of consciousness, you cannot enter the Kingdom of V I A Hee.ven. ,Aren’t you glad? i The Kingdom of Heaven Is Joy and Praise The Kingdom of Heaven does not inhabit those who are in misery and in woe. The Kingdom of Heaven is ‘not, a place for that kind of folksto go. . ‘,'I‘he Kingdom in of Heaven is a place for those ” ;vvl_;1o_ are living in .joy,lhappiness and Praise, ' that they might add to the expression and the Glory of the Kingdom of Heaven. I AM telling you._for your own good, for as"‘long asyou stay V inthat attitude, ‘you cannot enter the Kingdom ‘ of Heaven. ‘ ' ” ._Th.ere arelno discords and worries in the King- dom ,_or ,I-Ieaven. There is...p1easure according . ;tof.the Religion’s version, “where congregations ‘H never break up, and ‘where Sabbath has no ,3 en'd_._”.It Vista place where the Joy of -GOD is ~:,a,11 lays seen and life and love dwell therewith- .,.I?.in.,;l"wVh.ere the very. Peace that surpasseth all understanding overwhelms your body as ',-well' your-soul. ,When this is accomplished, llwiitthinv,-there and then you can verify the song hat.was_sung,aflitt1e, while-"ago," A E ix TEeNEW”DKY _i Door, and give you a happy admittance‘ around A cally lmto the Kingdom tor which I have so long . the of Heaven there is no misery. . Ldone fo May I8:-h, 19:39 A.n.F.n‘. You are then hid in the Love, even though you may bemeek. » If you live in the state of Praise, and thanksgiving, Praise will unlock the Heaven the Throne of GOD. I hear you, say and I heard you sing, “Where. the Angels are, there the BODY is, It is joy and peace and happiness, ’ Where the Angels are.” ,. This composition was, and it still is Well worth considering, for it is a true saying, “There is joy and peace and happi-ness, Where the BODY,is.” r But remember, the accumulated happiness in expression is well worth considering. _ The in- creased and apparently multiplied happiness, joy and peace and other desirable expressions are well worth considering. When you observe the Angels as they come forth into -expression with thanksgiving and Praise, you will find there will be joy and happiness continually. Remem- ber, GOD is as a thermometer that will register your reflections as a mirror: you can see your- self in the glass. A , ’ A , l ‘ ‘ The expressions of GOD, as manifested will be the outward expression of some other’s as well as GOD’S Inner Urge and Mental and Spir- itual conception, for “Where the Angelsare, there the BODY is,” as a register, as a thermom- eter, as a gauge and as a Revelator off your energy, your mentality, your emotions and ex- pressions. Therefore, as a thermometer, for the purpose of getting the accurateness ‘of the tem- perature of the degrees of your fever, after the manner of physicians, there is something to register such conditions in your physical sys- tem. Since GOD as a thermometer expresses itand reflects that which is in you, then GOD will not have undesirable reflections and ex- pressions, for I desire ‘to be a thermometer, but not to register discords, not to register unde- sirable expressions, Words and actions, but to register the desirable, for from the thermomet- er goes forth the expression as an outward ex- pression of a radiation to radiate such as may be registered in and among all of the people. - Thenl say, “Come before the LORD with thanksgiving, and enter His Courts with .Prai,se.” In other words, “Enter His Gates with Praise, and in His PRESENCE with singing.”. Do_ not come into His PRESENCE‘ with accusing, with accusations, Whichever, with .worries "and con- fusions, but come before His PRESENCE with singing, and enter HisfGates_with Praise.” If you can only Praise -‘GOD for w,hat—_GQD. has-V r' you',.:,your;;}P1‘aiseV"will bes sidere V“ i 'May’18th,'19i59'”A.D.FiD;I-' it revealed in your experience. . .,;\;v " Th ‘e: ‘ID. AYE negative," for T you i come‘ before GOD’S EN CE -with accusation, with condemnation,»-with . worries and confusion all the. time, you; will- find yourself producing such conditions for yourselves and“ will not be living according to the Spirit-which I have so freely given-, that you might enter the Kingdom of Heaven there- by‘ j , . , * . . “Enter'His Courts with Praise: enter His ‘ Gates with thanksgiving and. Praise, and in His PRESENCE the same.” - ~ ‘You might use this quotation vice-versa, and establish that in your memory, for each is the same. When all of them have been established in the actuated words of your expression, you will find you_ are the Fulfillers ofthe Scripture, and, you will be pleasing to your SAVIOUR. Read and See the Mystery‘ There are many things I could say along this ‘line. If there be a question as to whether you should enter ‘GOD’S Gates with Praise and His PRESENCE with thanksgiving, youlcan read for yourself the quotation as given in the Psalms of David, and you will see the mystery I AM speaking of the experience of the different individuals, for some will fulfill the extreme reverse of such an expression, while others will be de- claring even as David‘ declared it, “ The LORD is my SHEPHERD, and I shall not want.” Why? Itis becausethey are living in the Spirit of enthusiasm, of thanksgiving and gladness; there-y fore, they express it in the very actuated words of their actions that mankindﬂmight observe GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE as they manifest it in deeds and in actions. But to get up here‘ and say, “FATHER, I know YOU are GOD,” words do not suffice; it takes the actuated words of expression in. yourideeds and in your actions that-you might tell mankind in reality-, you are the Fulfillers of the Scripture, in ex- pressing and telling others" Who I AM“by, be- ing witnesses for ME in. all lands and countries. How marvelous it is then to dwell in the ACTUAL PRESENCE of GOD, for from the very Spirit of His MAJESTY, yet Love and Mercy, you ‘will be the — expressionsof His Ra- diation, for HE ‘is radiating ’ Love and Kin.d- ness and Wisdom, Knowledge and Understand- ing, that all might be lifted from lacks, wants and 1imit‘ations; that all might be lifted from undesirable conditions and live in the land of ‘ the, living with victory over’ every "difficulty. Aren’t you. glad?’ ~ ~ , _ Body ‘and j Mind Filled with Praise o = hen you pnly reflectland,radiate that ‘ . l-L‘ I have "reflected and AM_lradiating,.then7 and there you will be partakers of the desirable‘~_in- stead -of the negative; you will no longer have a, chance nor space in your. mentality for condem- ning and accusing, but to the extreme reverse, your bodies, your thoughts, your minds and all ' of your mentality will be filledwith Praise and Thanksgiving. ~ . “Enter into His Gates with Praise, and into His PRESENCE with thanksgiving.” Why is it .I put this this way? It is because when _ you observe the very outward expression _of GOD’S PRESENCE in these Gates and other Gates of the different Extensions, you are con- vinced, if you “are “convincable,” for i the Mes- sage of My Expression is “convincable,” and I say, if you are “convincable,’f you are convinced. ’These expressions which you see and behold in any of these auditorium.s and dini'ng—rooms where I AM, are well worth praising GOD for. If your hearts have not been changed, if you have not been born again, if you do not ob- serve mentally and Spiritually the PRESENCE of GOD’S ACTUAL Love and Mercy, you ‘can. observe the material Blessings such as you have never seen or heard of before I came, even ..the ' material Blessings are well worth praising. Then I I say, enter in these-,Gates with Praise, and in ’ My PRESENCE with thanksgiving continually. Thank GOD for giving these Blessings sofreely. If it were only for the purpose of you having a place to go in the winter time, when you are, and when you were an outcast, having ‘no place togo, when you could have been sheltered in these Connections where GOD’S Love and Mer- cy have been extended; then I say the very outward expression for the benefit of the peo- ple physically would be Well worth giving praise for. GOD Is a Shelter “You have the privilege to come in these ldif"-ll -ferent auditoriums and dining—rooms and sit _ down out of the cold and out of the storm. ‘ To you the Scripture should _be fulfilled, “GOD is afRock inthe weary land, and a Shelter, in the time of storm.” You should stop, and consider, you should give GOD Praise for that, whereyou can find peace and restja-nd be-not afraid, for the Joy of.GOD overflows you all. _ -- - - M , Everyone should recognize the PRESENCE of GOD, and give Praise at the M rernembrfajnvce is I of the Blessings HE gives; yes, the Blessings ~ HE'is so freely giving. I I . J-u-st think or it 1 If I could compeuinf éenpléicéi like this .and.just, say, s,it.d0WI1‘W11_e_inji,_t, IS could . given; 'r1;f‘¢ New-en‘ KY i,g,,iih,ut,tn,,l in mi, and could find MYSELF ‘a‘",comfo(i-table place to sit“ down whfere thewarmth of the place, the com- -fort and convenience,‘ couldbe enjoyed by ME as an in’d:ivid;ual, if only for this, I would have “something toad"-Praise*‘GOD for: A _ ; Then.‘ I say, “Enter the_se_.G,ates°with Praise, and" in" PRESENCE" with‘ thanksgiving,” for ’the.limitless Blessinags bestowed upon you. ‘ If you cannot see them bestowed upon you, ob- ; serve. the Blessings,baestowed-,-yupon others; you a shouldgive G-OD_the Praise for them. If you "could not any longer place _,yo_u-rself in that category, you canwsee the category, in which thousands and. millions are; thenyou should . give GOD Praise and thanksgiving for the Bles- sings~HE has bestowed upon them, if you do not recognize the Blessings to you that I have Not Knowing Men After the Flesh ’ *IN=owi‘Iiwou‘1d like tovsaya-word in rieference,» to m-any of My Followers, as they may be term- . I “ed, and others who may be called My friends, those wihohave attended these different Meet- -ltvings, auditoriums, dining-rooms and Connections ‘W and have been apparentlyl closely connected, -thousands and thousands of them; ‘I do not “ know‘ their names “Personally, after the man- ner of men. The Scripture this day is fulfilled ' in your hearing. - What - said the apostle V con- cerning the mystery? He must have been speak- ~ concerning CHRIST, Whose Personal Name ;Was Jesus, although _he mentioned CHRIST in V . . »-the Message; but ,the-reactionvof such a predic- _ vtion would reach even the ones torwhom ‘I-I ’ ..was_ sipeakingi, He said, _ I - “I once knew[Jesus. after the flesh, but from henceforth.-now, I know no man-- after ‘the . flesh,‘ for ‘Ibear in my body the marksaofe the LORD IJESUSK’. ‘ . I You canplainly see IVAM the actuated Fulfil.-. ..ler.in. actions andin ‘deeds, and by My Spirit; You can plainly _.,see, it its,fu_lfilled this day ins.‘ your hearing. ‘When those whocome to ME , and speak to ME Persona_l1y,_I_-do not know i them "a:c’cord,ingj]_to. the flesh, 'at”times', although ._ ' f"they""have“ been knowing for years and years‘ and follow‘in'g-' ME," and I'""'have Blessed abun‘d’an‘t1'y,"laccordingl to ‘the flesh and‘- '*F“accordingi"to the Spirit; butvyet Personally I‘ ‘ "knoWfthem!~not, acc‘ordi1ig’ to thleif-‘lesh, from a ' p,;er[sona'1- point of view.. V i " sea; as Mans {Testis o I V. _ "cerning. himself, in other words, his statement %'e'X_pem9n,°°' ‘ I » I laioresoirasyqwﬁzatieneiiiI,stiess= x . , . 4 “I once knew, CHRIST aft_er the..flesh”'_-— , “Jesus Waiter" thei:‘flie'sh,” '_whi'che.ver',', ‘fbiut from henceforth now, I know nodman‘ “after the flesh, for I bear in -my body thé_,marks'of the LORD JESUS.” I ‘ ' - . ;These -words that .were.gspoke_n mi that “quota- tion were the words“ :of- the: apostle. ”_'I_*t was -true concerning him.seIf .ne.ve‘rthei1erSs. the ’ same prediction‘ as expressed is 'repre,c_lvictable and «reiteratable, for those predictions concern you, _Every one of you shouldrise to this placeiin consciousness, that you might be -th_e.re_it_erators of such a prediction; and know .no man after the .flesh.. not even. CHRIST‘ JESUS, for you should bear in yourself,His;— Marks ,-and His.Exp1-essions, by taking on His ,Characteristics., __ I How. marvelous it -is them to live in this.[P.RES— ENCE, and to _be the reiterators. and the rein- -carnators and the fulfillers of. a:ll_su_ch predic- - tions-when theyuare positive andjjare not nega- tive, then when yo‘u.as' individuals are the ful- “_fi'lle‘r”_s_‘j and as the ‘reiterators of I‘ such’ ‘fa _ diecla-ra-I tion ‘made "known by the” apost1e,"_I too; as well «as you, AM the Fulfiller, for I “AM ‘also the Reiterator and the ‘Fulfiller of 'such __a predie- tiony ~ " -- , ‘fl, know you not after the ‘flesh, but by My Spiri ."’ When one, of the: speakers was speak- ing of havingreceived the”Ch‘rist1nas‘ present, which m?eant’My'P_RESE.NCE,l it-*was well worth "I '“cons'idering; Although they had been follow- ing ME for many years, their-f"nam'es' I did not bear record” of.-‘ The >1 Person’-al~v bodies I bear not.‘ 1 ‘record; of :.individually.. and -severally sep- arately. Nowrsisi-. not that a wonderful thought? yet by My,AC-':I‘UAL' PRESENCE» .they have 1 ,. den Blessed, abundantly‘ blessed *for‘.years X and years," and lifted from vice and-‘;from F crime, from sinof every kind,’ from? a’cci'dents,-_disap- --pointment-‘and ‘‘failures,? and _yet -I‘-‘do -not bear record oflthem Persona-l1y,.lV A _ -Some Event ..Might'f Make You Remembered I “When some ‘event-happens in youfnlife at ‘times, it will ca.use».My .PERSON.ALI.'1‘Y7 to: be attra1c.ted to you.,‘a_nd. a certain c_hangel_,in your“ life takes :*p1ac[e.. -.Yo‘u., m,ar:~s:be-,l,gdeneted after Ofyou, for_”“I_k,no.wVno man“ afteri. the flesh,” but since you have entered into the Spirit when that change takes p'lac"e-,i‘na your life,‘'’'yo'u?mighti , be reckoned or considered per‘sona'll‘y’,”‘by: the ch aiige' '3t*l1va§t - h-as‘ 1‘ taken p}l-ac:e- ?i1'I.‘:’iyo!_1r3?‘7personal A ngyfisiii, c1939 gs;n;r.n. 4., ., th‘en7*_,aS .37,certain-person_,.;b.ythe’ experience of ,. iv some certain event_.“..-;Can _you_,_,not. see_».tl_i_e mys- tery? Then ‘and. only; then may I bear, record I " Mi, 13:11, c1939A;n.n.n. TheNEwDAYt , C O 35 Fulfillers as.well.as a.Fulfiller of the Scrip- ture!“‘I once -knew Jesus after the flesh,” said the apostle, “but from. henceforth, now and forever, I know no man after the flesh, for I bearin my body ‘the lmarks of the LORD JESUS.” The reiteration of Hi-s Stripes and of His Suffering, the reiteration, of His Actions and of His Deeds, the reiteration of His dispo- :'f'“n and His Characteristics, all of these should be fulfilled in you,» for you should be the re- fulfiller a-s well as thereiterator of the actual expressions, the Life and the Teaching and the Characteristics of ‘Jesus your SAVIO-UR; and as CHRIST put off mortalor mortality and put on immortality, transcending the undesir- able conditions of the mortal versions,~even so -will you, as you travel on to perfection and ‘ live in this recognition, leave such nature and conditions and. expressions behind such as you ' have been expressing by your old mortal mind. For what saidthe Gospel concerning the mys- tery, yea, the words that were recreated in the Epistle? “-Let this MIN'D be in you that was also in CHRIST JESUS, Who, being in the form of GOD, thought it not robbery to be equal with GOD, but made HIMSELF of no reputation, and took, upon HIMSELF the forin of a ser- vant, and was made in the likeness of men, becoming obedient. unto death, even to the death‘ of the Cross, whereby,” or ‘where- fore, GOD has now- exalted HIM and given HIM a Name above every other name.” . This was a sample and an example in the [Ascensionand in the expression. of His ascend- ed ‘state of expression as well as it was in the ‘ r humiliated" state of expression when HE took upon HIMSELF ’the~form of a servant, and as you- rise from the servantship degree of ex- pression, GOD will also lift you by the Spirit of His ACTUAL PRESENCE-.c-CHRIST’S, Charac- teristics reincarnated will lift you as itvlifted Jesus and give you victory-as it did Jesus, over limita- » tions, over adverse and undesirable conditions, ‘and even give you victory over gravitation. The Ascending Spirit is transmitted, the Ascending Spirit is reincarnated and this can only be given and be your experience by your bringing your bodies into subjection to the Life “and the Teach- ing of Jesus, and bycbecoming to be the rein- carnators of His very Life, Nature and all of His Characteristics. How marvelous it is tl_1en,'I say, to;put off the old man and put on the New Man, for “ye are dead," or should be « dead, “and your life‘ ,isi_hid,” ‘or’ should hid, “with Christ in‘-GOD;.”_ H and in the experience of others as wellas they, I were expressed in HIM, for they are not perv , you over allconditions. This is the only hope How marvelous it is to live in the ACTUALTRES. ENCE of GOD! You can only be in GOD’S PRES- A, EN-CE by coming through the Gate of Praise and Thanksgiving, by bringing your bodies, into sub» jection to the great FUNDAMENTAL, and by copying after the Fashion I have shown you in Jesus as a Sample and as an Example for all peo- ple. I I Put on the New Is it not written, HE, was the Sample and the Example? Is it not written, “HE was the‘ first- born among many brethren?” If you are born in the Light ofthis Understanding, you will put off your fgrmerycharacteristics, your former nature, your former disposition and put on the New Man CHRIST JESUS automatically, and become to be the expressers and the manifes- ters of His Character. Then you will not know any man ‘after the flesh, not even Jesus, for I you will know definitely the reincarnation of His Characteristics, His Nature and His Dispo- sition Will be a living reality in your experience sonal, but all impersonal. Then I say, make‘ a sure run from the City of Destruction to the Celestial City, and you will have victory with’ of your redemption and this will come merely, firstly by giving Praises. ' Build upon this Foundation, and “lay aside‘ I every weight, and the sin which doth so easily, beset you, and run with patience the race that is set before you,” looking to the FUNDAMENT-'i * A . AL as being termed “Jesus, the Author and _the Finisher of your faith“,” for" the reaction of the iterated expression of the Characteris-‘-’ J, tics, and the Nature of Jesus will be a living. reality when you bring your body into subjec-r , » tion. , I ' Not So Many Words in Man’s Language», , What said the apostle concerning the mysu - tery? H " j _ _ ’ “I must take heed to my body and ._bring, it I into subjection lest I myself, ,after’_[Il,pre.ach, to others, be a castaway.” 7 d A it ~ Youneed not say so many words in the language, 1: of men, saving the actuated. words of ‘ exrpres-‘O, sion, which is the great essential, the hope of“ g7 the redemption of all humanity.» Copy after these Words, and fashion yourself like unto’ them, and you will be even as I as you,‘ have declared, “like HIM.” D I i " 514 Then I say, L -V ‘r f “-Give Praise and give, thanks increase and multiply your Blessings.” ‘ “For'Your giving thanks GOD will increase them,” and “For your giving Praise con- tinually, GOD will multiply them.” it You have heard ME say from time toitime. there are millions and millions of Blessings, you cannotcount them all, in the enumeration of the limitless Blessings from millionsto decil- lions of decillions of decillions, and still IAM I multiplying them by as many more. No man if can number the Blessings, for they are beyond numbering. They are beyond the power of the .mathematical world to enumerate them, for the Spirit of GOD’S PRESENCE, is INFINITE and His Blessings are the same. i _ Then I say if you will harmonize. with Me by taking on this MIND that Was in CHRIST JESUS, and by giving Praise continually, you will en- lter into the Gates with Praise and into My PRESENCE with thanksgiving, for the Bless- sings you are receiving and for the Blessings _. others are still receiving and for the Blessings » they .will receive. Dppositions Not Considered in the Christ Mind ..-.. -How marvelous it is to know your GOD. 2 ‘And when you stop and consider the very op- positions that may have arisen or may arise from time to time, they would not be consider- ed in your consideration, when you shall have been established once and forever in the CHRIST JESUS’ MIND. r The MIND of CHRIST lifted you above all doubts and fears, and over and above every- thing man can say, see or do, for the very ”,Spirit,of GOD among you is OMNIPOTENT, 'fOM.NISCIENT and OMNIPRESENT, being suf- i ficient to overcome every trial and ‘every tribu- _-lation, every difficulty, and establish your go- ing in the land of the living, where‘ you will al- tvvays have victory ‘now, henceforth and for- ever. As I heard one say the other day, when they were down South some place, some months ago, carrying My Message, when they thought someone wished to, or desired to have them Wqpput in jail, or kill’ them, murder them, Which- ever, the very -Spirit of the Person, according *_to the statement, was victorious. ; 1_NOW someone may say, “This was not true.” fIt~ isvabsolutely immaterial to ME whether it was true or not-; that which I have spoken in V consideration, I will establish it as a living real- lity “for‘ME' as an Individual. grnore Glory out of My Work and Mission by “J.;ev‘en going into the silence once and forever, jI__wil1 "acc_omp,li_sh My Endeavors for Which}: zsaime . l I . I If I can get "rho NEW in A Y ‘ Substantiated in Faith " If you cannotrise above any ’kind or any sort of accusation, persecution or prosecution or punishment and still be just who you are and substantiated, you need» not starton this “Life Road to Victory.” You must. leave ‘the City of Destruction with a determination sulbstantiated in faith, and unshaken in ‘confidence, knowing once and forever, everything that you must come up against, you must be victorious, for GOD’ Within you is OMNIPOTENT, OMNISCIENT and OMNIPRESENT, having all power over every opposition, and if you are not qualified‘ to meet all of the oppositions, even death, you are not substantiated in faith. Aren’t you glad? The last enemy to be conquered is death. You must rise in this _place in, consciousness Where you will be able to conquer death, even as Jesus did, the first-born among many bre- thren, conquering capital punishment in His day. The same Spirit is speaking today. There is no place so high, there is no place so low where GOD HIMSELF through His Condescension can- not go, andbring HIMSELF out Victoriously a CON QUEROR. If HE cannot bring HIMSELF from “the other place,” as HE did before, why, then the time has come HE should go. Aren’t you glad? GOD is victorious over everything, over every mortal version, over every opposition, over every difficulty, over everytrial, over every tribula- tion and if GOD cannot overcome them all, then let HIM go. Aren’t you glad? I say, let HIM go. I AM not talking about let HIM go; to a pleasant place, but let HIM go’ to “the other place.” If GOD‘chooses to go to “the other place,” HE will make Heaven out of “the other place.” That is GOD’S Business. GOD is the" Master over all conditions. Aren’t you glad? I say, ‘Aren’tyou glad? GOD Is ;Master of All Things , If GOD cannot have victory over “the other -place,” then let HIM’ gothere and stay there, and let all of His Followers go with HIM. Aren’t you glad? GOD is the Master of OM- NIPOTENCY and the CONTROLLER of your destiny. GOD is the Master of INFINITE- NESS. GOD is the Master of all things; there- fore, if HE cannot control them and still have victory, then let them, overcome IHIM. There is‘ no question in this matter with ME. It‘ matters not what may be said and it matters: not what may be done,;GOD.in His Own OM- NIPOTENCE and OMNISCIENCE has minionfand ‘none can hi.nder,_tHI»M._ O . J°*: ‘?h%°..Sei tl1°F1shtStlioloWnl is _Y0*ur in ” May '18~tl:{, 1939 A.D.F.D. i all do. A oft? May min, 1939" A.1).F;D;— ." t1;oVE., tp,r,e¢:ous,*,LORDi. we thank _T___heej! The NEW 5 iv your notebooks and in, your vocabularies and re- member them once and forever, for GOD is OMNIPOTENT, OMNISCIENT and OMNI- PRESENT, and the MASTER of OMNI‘POT- ENCY and the CONTROLLER of all’-human.ity’s destiny, and none can-hinder HIM.’ Aren’t you glad? , O i Truly might have one said, “HE came tread- ing the Winepress all alone, and of the people there were none to help HlM.”> If anything could overcome HIM, even death, HE has a right to _be overcome; »Now aren’t you glad? GOD is the MASTER of OMNIPOTENCY, A the CONTROLLER of your destiny and none- can hinder ME, From henceforth, now _and_ forever, with or without‘ pay BODY, I AM the same today, yesterday and forever, and tell them I said it. I thank you. “You Feel the “I Cause My Followers to Love Me That ‘I Might Change Their Na-it tures Completely and; Make Them New Croeatures” “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” _ GIVEN WHILE AT THE. BANQUET TABLE 152-60 WEST 126th STREET , . NEW YORK CITY, N.,Y. SUNDAY EVENING & MONDAY MORNING. MAY 14th 8: 15th, 1939 A.D.F.D. __ TIME: 1:25 A. M. The mighty, HOLY LOVE of GOD was the subject of the beautiful Message given by the LOVE MASTER Himself on_ this glorious oc- casion. The beauty of the great Banquet Table, the crowded assembly of devoted followers swaying in perfectvrhythm to the tender love‘ songs, provided a perfect setting and atmo- sphere for our sweet. ,SAVIOR’S Words. , Mortality, 4 with its detestable envy and jealousy, resents the love and obedience of the .. followers to their EMANCIPATOR, little ‘knowing the reason for su-ch devotion; and in their limited human concepts, consider it foolishness in a great measure. But all who are interested and open-minded may learn from this Message the cause for this great love-—-» how every follower individually out of the mil- lions, has in some or many ways been lifted, and thatitheir REDEEMER uses the love they have _for Him not selfishly, for honor or praise, = but constructively for the benefit of all man- kinda A i. A l , O ‘For Thy « MIGHTY, "ALL-EMBRACING (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHER’S Message follows.) ' Song by the f Audience A “You feel mighty good when you love Sweet FATHER; * You feel mighty good when you love the 1 Lord. I want to know,.do you love Sweet FATHER ‘I1 I Want to know, do you love the Lord?” PEACE, EVERYONE! GOOD HEALTH, coon WILL and a GOOD APPETITE; PEACE, JOY and HAPPINESS, LIFE and ‘LIBERTY tonight! At this instance Ihave arisen to say, you do gt not only feel good, but you look good, and you do not only look good, but you act. good’: , You do not only act good, but you think good. ~ v ,« Then I desire for My hearers and friends, ' especially our visiting friends, to know whatf you are talking about. This reminds Me again, of an experience of L , one who was, we may term it to be, supfenila, A‘ literate, and did not know‘ how to spell her}; name and a lady asked her, “Do you write‘“’?”--fyi: She said no, she did not write but she co—uldJ._ “do right.” The same Spirit is speaking to-\ » night ! If I, through your faith in Me, can c,a_use.li , youto look‘ good and feel good, act good and be 0 good, then it. is good to love Me, is it nota?‘:“l‘i Would it not be better for everybody .Q1?1"i}‘e,a;rtjli to love Me? With a1110f the skill and the iabtilityl of men, with all lofpgscience '_inVZent_i_Q_n,_ "I87 , A -love Me! of My ‘followers loving Me. M The NEW DAY i May 11:11, 1939 A.D.F.D. all of the light of this advanced ’c=ivi1ization, A . yet the Spirit of My Presence could and would "Work as effectively with each and every crea- ture as it does with these, if they all would It would not cause the deteriora- tion nor the lowration of themselves, nor of their standard, neither would it retard their advances, but it would merely cause them to advance with more love and more zeal and with a determination to stand for that which is just and right in the sight of the ALMIGHTY G-OD! ' “I Must Abide at Your House” I quite often think of the experience of the little man, Zacchaeus, when he ran and climbed up the sycamore tree. He desired to see Someone Whom he had not seen, some~ one Whom he had not known; but when this One of Whom he was seeking saw him going up the sycamoretree, He said: ., “Come down, Zacchaeus, f0r‘I must abide ' rat thy house today.” She same Spirit is speaking tonight! ‘ I AM telling all creation to come down, fol’ I must abide at their house! ‘In the political field and in every world of expression, I came to abide at your house, and when this is reckon- ed and considered,you will desire to deal just- ! ly between man and man; for what said Zac~ chaeus concerning the mystery? “If I have taken anything from any man by false accusation, I restore him fourfold.” 2The‘same Spirit is just as operative, the same Spirit is just as expressive! If you recognize GOD’S ACTUAL PRES»- ENCE the very Spirit. of your nature will change! You will change characteristically im- mediately, the same as the summer sun chang-y es the season of the year, because it comes a little nearer. Can you-not see the mystery? i So when you get a little nearer to GOD, "it gchanges your disposition. It changes. your characteristics, it changes your ambition---in iother words, your ambition will be directed in a different direction and you are willing to adjust matters satisfactorily betwee-n!ma«n H and V man. If perchance you have wronged any man by false accusation, you are willing to repay that individual fourfold for all of the Wrongs ei.».fyvih_ei~ewith you have wronged him. Can you ii"'noti see‘ the mystery? And as r. you see the mysitery, I’ hope you “will see the significance At New ‘Creation I do not cause them to love Me merely to be honored and praised, but I cause them to love Me that I might automatically, scientific-. ally, i‘nspirationa'l1y and intuitively change -their character and their nature completely and cause them to be new creatures. Is not this an outward expression of a new creation? Can you not see most distinctly, a miraculous change has taken place, such as never before since the world began? . GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE i-s making this miraculous change! Then with the composition of one of the most insignificant among us, as it came forth by inspiration and was brought out in a melodyof a song, according to the Epistle: ’ “Speaking in psalms and in hymns and in spiritual songs, making melody in your hearts to GOD,” the composition came forth by inspiration: “You feel mighty happy when you love the LORD.” You feel all right then! You feel like new creatures! All of your trials and tribulations are wiped away when you love the LORD with all your heart, and this is what Jesus required of you all. ‘ Thou shalt love the LORD your GOD with all thy heart, with all thy’ soul and with all thy mind. This is the first and the great Com- mandment” (including your strength and all of your power) “and the second is like unto it” (said He): “thou shalt lo-ve thy neigh- bor as thyself.” When this love shall have been established in you effectively, you will be obliged to love your neighbor. Can you not see the mystery?‘ .And when this unselfish love shall have en- velopedithe world there will be no more, even rumors of war. You will no longer be under the. threat and the fear of War, for the LOVE of GOD-shall have dispelled the dark clouds of war from among you all. What This Love! Does for You Then I say, A “You feel mighty "happy when you love the LORD,” and you feel’ JOYFUL, you feeI»LOVING, you - feel. PEACEFUL, you feel KIND, you feel HONEST, you feel COMPETENT, you feel TRUE; and by this LOVE ~fromiGOD to you and from you to GOD in turn, you-will try to g i do all gt thoseithings, You, will i-.tryf"~_tyo~a!ct i % z,,_ Aren’t you glad! '1 May 18th, 1939 Aj.n.r.D. I I rise, NEW DAY as good as you feel! "You will try to be glad -and serve the LORD with gladness! You. will try to express all of these desirable qualities, and if you love Him whole-heartedly, you will express all of , these desirable qualities “ and attributes automatically. Theywill come forth into expression, and even withoutyou trying to help them. ’ V ‘ “ A Then I say, you do not only feel good when you love the LORD, but you actﬁgood, you talk good; you do not even talk bad talk as you used to talk! You do not even think bad as you used to thinkl You do not have the time to think bad as you used to think, for your minds are filled and thrilled with JOY‘ un- speakable and of ‘PRAISE and THANKSGIV- ING for the limitless blessings GOD has be- stowed upon you. Therefore the LOVE of GOD and LOVING GOD is the KEYNOTE to SALVATION, the first and the gr,eat"lCom- mandment, according_ to Jesus, which ‘will answer’ every problem and will adjust all mat- ters satisfactorily. for you. ' What a privilege it is to live in such" a‘ rec- ognition, and as I said in one ‘of, My ,most recent lectures, why is it My followers love Me so? It is because. of this of which was spoken or by the mouth of Jesus, saying: o “O Jerusalem, 0 Jerusalem, how oft would I have hovered thee as a hen hovers her brood, but ye would not!" Love the Navigator. Because My LOVE hovers over them, be- cause My LOVE encompasses ‘them and guides ‘them, it guides them and navigates them on the Sea of Time. My LOVE is the NAVIGA- TOR for the children of -men! It will lead themand guide them and it will compass them over sins andlthe tempestuous Sea of Life, and give them victory over sin, shame and debauch- ery of every kind. That is why they love Me ‘so! I ‘Then this LOVE is also ptransmittible. . It ‘is transmitted to them. It is inserted in their minds as you insert -"a mess-age in a paper. "1 will no more write My Laws upona table of stone, but upon the fleshly tablet of your heart! Your sins and iniquities I will remember no more, for I will place My'C'o7_‘mma-ndments up-: on your mind. “ I will insert them by writing them on the table of your heart andby writ- ing them on your," mind. with. the] fiery ‘words _i of the LIVING’ iSlPIRIT_. of GOD, as ._GO.D, sloefaks inlpthe h.earts»and lives of you all. » ~ ' I Then .I say, it1_i-s a ‘privilege to-live in such Ia qr-ecognitio.n; to buildgulptonr ‘such a foundation of A and JUSTICE in the hearts and lives*_o_f hu-I vmanity. i that cannot *b.e=,shak_en,- a, foundation -that can be universally:qestablished.. Just as I have it here in this private dining-room under My Per- sonal jurisdiction, can it be universally with -all: of the nations and languagestand tongues and peoples of the earth.,_ until. there D will be‘ no~m.ore-fstrizfe»-nor war nor prejudice expressed,--abut GOD, HIMSELF will be man- ifestedand sin: and crime wil1_be no more. What .a.. jprivfilege it is to live in sucha rec- ognition-! V. For. this is. not; a supposition, ‘this: is not an imagination, this is the consciousr'.ec- ognition andthe rea-lization of the tangibiliza- tion of GOD HIMSELF and of”His Presence, expressed, aseGOD transmits Himself and estab~ lishes Himself in RIG.-HTEOUSNESS, TRUTH , 'tAll Discord ‘Dispelled ’Ther’1"I say,‘ ;;‘ ‘ ’ ‘V _ ’ “You feel mighty ‘HAPPY when you love the LORD, ' ». I ; L‘ You feel WEALTHY when you love “the , LORD. I . L . A. ~- You feel. PEACEFUL when you love the ‘LORD, ‘ - I ; ‘I You feel JOYFUL when you lovethe LORD.”-=e You do not feel sad as you had" been feelin-gl,u when you come into this recognition; forewhepn you come into this recognition, such a recogni-- tion of GOD’S Presence begins immediately dis- pelling, all discords, all undesirable co1'1clitions,f disappointment and failuresand all adversio ties from every angle expressible. ‘GOD. is the ERADICATOR and the DISPELLER of all-I such conditions by merely reckoning GOD” a living reality in your presence. , > Now, when you consider this room can be ‘ I as lightashyou choose to make it, if’you"7put , on a little brighter "lights in this room,» ‘the. roomy will be brighter lighted, “will it notlf. Darkness ‘will be dispelled completely ‘sands. even the slightest reflection of a shadow of} _ darkness will no longer be reflected, for GOD, fly“ as a ‘LIGHT to the light «of this advanced, civil; ization; will -1-ightupethe wayand make" it fso, * I bright until ' I willbe as bright noonday, 'wh=ere- sover you ?are. 1' " ‘ D V ‘ -o ‘Then I say, it is ,a privilege to live in sucks. recognition and to know once and foreverr when'P.ERFECTION shall have been reckoned» and considered effectively and once restablishgt; ed and realized by the massesgtherei..and;,.the1n‘?"l, all unpdesirfablee c3on'd.itions’* are , eradicated. Q¥:tc‘e " and-forever, ::for the PO~SI.’I‘I'VE:» d~ispels,§_the*_fn tive, they PERFEjCLj'1j'o’l‘Will il:cau_-se~<t;he hnperf c_t :« __ .. .c..,..‘\.. ...___- ,..__u-........-. .._ ..-. ....«.~.._... o i to be completely‘eradicated. 'I.‘hat.is"tl1e way you.era'di-cate the imperfect-—by establishing- the PERFECTI. H._ATren’t.. you '.glad.!._ ‘ ' The Name of? GOD Is the lEra‘diciat’or It is not necessary to do athing but live the Life and give your hearts and your minds to GOD. When this is (101161 W.110le»h,eartedl,y, the recognition of GOl)’S {Presence ‘W-i1.l:lb'e the DIS- PELLER of everything unlike.r“Him,»~and the ERADICATOR of all of the effects of the nega;-l tive and-,~;tl_1e und.esirab_le.,conditions; “for the Namef_’.of’,LGOD is the1‘ERA.Dl,CATO.Rf7’and’ the CDISIPE'LLER' of an s undesirable conditions and everything that Ais_"_“not‘f‘l'ike ‘now, ‘hencea forth and forever. I vthank you. I thank you. I thank you! Aren’t you _glad_! ' A _ What do you care about u_n'd’esirable con-I tlitions when you have the ERADICATOR? ‘As you_ftuse*' something as ink ieradic'at;or,. .even much i «more » so ~ is the eradicator‘ .' of GOD’S' PRESENCE ‘a’-n E,RA;DIC.A-TOR of the negative l and the —.undesirable_. and :a DISPELLER of it from your consciousness. _ ‘ Ther.ejIare many things .I. could say, but I believel have said enough for each -and every individual under the sound of My Voice to. build Au»p<on7, to be transforme_d by the renew- ing of your mind andto become tobe partakers of GOD_’S nature and of GOD’S characteristics and be new creatures by the relaxation_ of your c_o_n,scious_mentality and by. reversing your gears 'of’thi'n.king. ' ’ , , .. V N ovvi‘I'””vvould’ like to say,‘ f ' » “As a m,an.thinketh' inthistheart, so is he.” If you think in a different direction from the‘ way you have been thinking, negatively, the negativelithoughts will no longer have_ effect V on you, but vvhen you raise your _.co_nsci,ou'sness‘ to contact], the CHRIST“ C‘ONSCI‘OU‘SNESS, you will take,"-“on;"t_he CHRIST” ooNsc1oUsNEss transmitted and you will be ‘V partakers of it completely until’ GOD’S mi id will be ‘observed up and manifested effectively in you.“ From the, Individual to; the ,Un:ive,rse It isa .privi_le_ge to , live in ,1 such A. a .1{écogni- . tion, Wherevyvthe very transrnis-sii<)._n,4of_' of KINDNESS, of HOSPITALITY ,and of,F_AITH ‘can be established,,effective,ly. iMerely by ‘stressing it and living’ it individ‘ua1ll'y,"the uni: verse =vvill 1 eventually» become’ ; to be " partakers of ‘it ~i‘nte~rn’ationall'y,f ‘men though you may i start in .~thewbeginning*— apparently -individually.‘ ' »I neﬁed -.not=--say .more—I:t?'thave 1 said» e‘n*ough to - stir up «your lpur.ef'mli11ds?,J?but"*notA=»-onl‘y’¥~to stir up your pure; «mindsaby My '=Words,¥ but"5Ii"sha-ll _3h°~W aud:‘ll fall?‘ shumaniw, }‘I1nviVe5rsa‘lly:» bet-i jter. than I_,C.3-I1 Personally" tell you,‘ vvhat/"I shall" ti do this year-—-A.D.F.D. 1939-——-such as has not beien done since the world began. Aren’t you H glad _ . . . . , .Pa1fdOn....Me. if ‘I must abruptly stop, for it is so deep and .»i-tyis so sweet, it goes into INFINIT~ UDE; the end you cannot vision; therefore, I" feel fit; is‘ essential.-for. Me, as-,a* Person, ra-t ._thi-stime into _refrain..from speakinaalld give our‘: visiting frienids--av_ chance to have a word ‘to say; for they too as Well as you and I, de- sire to:=:be.7partakers -: of.o.LIFE‘, LIBERTY.-and the reality «of ”HA?PPINESS, SUCCESS.;.a=nd;;.: PROSPERITY and all. other -desirable. bless.-_ ings such as we are enjoying. . —. For 1- this cause I ‘ will refrain from speaking‘ ‘ further, savingto sayfto those of our visiting friends-A-lamong us, if you will etospeak, you. are welcome-to do“ so. Donot.feelv.as though , you must speak faswveido. 'espe”ci9alvly—:.-you’-may 1 _ speak .-by -'m‘oving"'vo:l‘ition'ally. and-Tvoluntarily - - as, we do,’rif,you care to ;' but if you dofnot care ~ 'to,speak‘as' We do, by having yourlprofession on record, your name and your activities, ‘we will gladly introduce you according to vcustofn. . - - Ithankcyou. . . v ’ Directly“ following the" message a-/visitorﬁ spoke andin marked 1 contrast ‘to a previous: i speaker, told‘ of having received excellent treat- ment, and how ‘much h'e~enjoy‘ed comin-gfinh our midst " to dine‘, at not only -such1 low cost : but in such a clean atmosphere, _-free from th-e. odor of ‘smokingi and drinking.’ E fHeA‘stated that he had tra=velled extensively in manyfcoun-,.... tries and1’studied~~every form. of religion‘, but: nowhere had he found such peace and-har-E ,mony and courtesy as in the Peace vMiss—ion,. ‘-gatherings: ;-He"=~a~dded that he had; ‘n”oticed,1——= -whenever a personi came in.~theFmeleting'~who'se.., .1 x::;_.,. eocnscience did not appear-tobe-free for so'meV " reason, they apparently could=_not're,main_* in f the atmosphere very long and .especially in the presence of the Holy -Bodybut. that he himself always felt at home because his con-V. science was clear, for,,; altl10ugh,n0t a_.fol1ower, f, , i he a1Wairs«,af,r,ited,ctended ifight aridsl that hesyenseiil ' some cgr_eat~~= apower _ in ;._FA.THER.~. lCa‘p,ta-inn . Bloomeritwas the’neX't7spea=ker heard'»frorn.>’ A and he told us a little“ about the Moral Re-» ‘ 5 armament _._Meeting held at -Madison Square ,eamen "earlier, in the ie.ven‘in_Ag,‘ _.whicfhf swag, , , 3ﬁ?.¢nd¢$1A:»1?Y eﬁlltlt-éprésentatiolnl of thief-f911'0W’e“rS§}:§~E1",-f ..Songs of praise and thanksg-i,viing :enlsued"fork* so.me itime-,i-Hand then our SAVIO-RA-*_di-s-missé_d*77 Mar 18iiIi§cI989’s A§lD-Fl-l?}~i ‘\—..».,\ May.1s:h, 1939A-1?-F-D; F ATHERI Grants lniewi cClane - , Sent IN orrics, 1ss7.9i MADISON; A,vENuE:,eii New yeah em Henrietta FRIDAY, MAY“ 12, 1939 A;D.§‘.p.,,.. * The party°who'sought theinterview on. he; casion,’ actually found out that there‘ is some_-: thing significant in the expression often used by FATHER ‘and handed down to the Followers, and in turn used by them advantageously: “Make your rightful Mental and Spiritual Contact.” A few years ago, when this same*in»dividual dili-I - gently 2 sought. to gain an interview with the..- LORD, the contact was not made, and. her .de—w sires were not gratified, but as FATHER has so clearly explained in this beautiful Lesson, there is a” time for all things, it was evidentto she previously put forth effort to personally see the LORD. However, as she was seeking. ear- nestly -to gain advice to accomplish her fondest gwdesire, and-, as she believed that FATHER DI-~ VINE was; the ONLYONE .Who could help her, and lift her from the melancholy state in which she so often. found herself, she held on to faith, and that faith, though-‘small,’ it was sufficientto ; prove to her, that GOD is no shorter, than His Promises- On this occasion, she had an «oppor- tunityto openher heart and express herself to FATHER. But although she did‘ express some ‘of the things she-sought to know, she stated that she felt FATHER’kneW the con~tents.of. her heart, . and that itwasinot necessaryto’ say ‘more,*for she felt she was blessed already, and as the LORD. so often quo"tes, so ‘say we, . “According to herfaith, so be it unto, her,’’' and “Asia ‘man’ thiriketh in his heart, so is « ' he.” CHRIST, OUR Loan, we “thank THEE’ also for thisliesson, which is not only a I_Blessing7to' » ' the individual who was granted the interview, hut to the millions who shall be blessed to read _ 1t, or have it read to them. Again, we thank- THEE, OUR KING. ‘ (The foregoing statementsll‘are_ ,those_ of the transcriber," and the interview followst)‘ (Mrs}7*l\/ladison,I lenterineg" the Office ‘first, greet-* ed FATHER with “PEACE!”) , FATHER: “PEACE, ‘Mrs. _ ll,/laolison. 9 Where is ;, the la-dry? me Mrs. Meheon,..,I;eh, |I:...JWi11L:’_- get her, FATHER‘. didn’t know‘ whe.ther._ ‘YOU would see her.‘I‘1;Ow'-orVt .. J " her, as the‘.secjr.e‘tary justllcalléd me. FATHER: --Yes, I will see} her now. _ Mrs. Madison: I'll get her, FATHER. Miss -McClane:; Peace, FATHER! FATHER: . PEACE!-' Have a seat. . WMrs. Madisonz» Miss McC'lan-e (wanted; to, _.,se1e, ; YOU, FATHER. She said she went down at 115th » I A - Street to see YOU, but‘ shecould not see .Y‘fOU,' . . Itold her tovhold the thought that. she. Would. ,_ , . -‘see YOU. . 7 ‘ ‘ this party, that the time had not yet come when ~ FATHER“: I see! .I AM quite busy, as I told you, but I told you I“ would try to get a chance ; i- - to speak to her. Mrs. Madison‘: Did you Want to say something?‘ _ Miss McClane: fora long time. a Mrs. Madison: FATHER takes an of theilife of from you. (Mrs. Madison, looking aside, ,’sa.id),j I She doesn’t seem to remember now what she I wants to say,‘ but she said "she had something to” say to FATHER. ‘ ~ 1 ‘ Miss McClane: I don”: seem ‘tolfeel as though I need to say anything, Iain interested; I feel --it in my.he_art, and I amtrying to -se.ekh.Trujth,l ‘ j I and YOU k-noW,it;- -‘There isn’t -anything ‘else to, ‘ ;_. A . I . -.—say, I don’tgneed to _say anything‘.els"_e, do I?" If ‘feeliYOU knowit. I do Want to be happy, and II ‘ know the only way to be happy is through know- ing Truth. _ , h __ _ _ L _ FATHER: That islright! , It is Wondlerfull‘ L ilvliss McCl%ane: -I don’t know!’ I want -to say‘ I't’s§ funny, b11jt,‘i_I,.canft_ say a word; Constitutional. Privilege“ I I M f FATHER: ,Well, constitutionally, aecordinggto. f the Constitution we-are privil_eeg'ed‘by, the eguarn ‘_ antee of the (Constitution, -to_seek_ Life, _Liberty‘- , 3 ‘and the pursuit of} Happiness,. so ;_itis, yo=uri.<priv:i,__ ' , ilege constitutionally,- to pujrsueyhappiness as «_well_x; : asanyone else;.I mean, with'ou»t..even,j say, doing}? anything 4un_e‘vangelically_ or . illegitiinatelye ,What;éj .: » (Speaking to Miss lMcClane), ii Yes, I wanted to see FATHERS something, b11itg*Ii,idOI“1’t’,kh0vw' just‘ what to js;ay_.",_ V: I92 'i.?"Thi" Niiﬁnwinar soever yougdo, when you seek_ it constitutionally, it is according to-——I rnean,» it is, legitimate and ac- . cording to the ,ConstitutAi,o_n Withoutj any criticism, I I‘ it is according .to,t'he _-Constitution. 80 eggs the privilege-~ of each Vandi every indivi'd- Without the ‘actualiworkso-f7‘that which is‘. ﬂ A A ‘V , ly ’ 2 "I .- Harmonious. ,Cond1t-ions -by, Mentadl.A»apd termed Religion, to seek Happiness, and irtis your ‘Aprivilege to have it ,ifrocin"'_a5’scientific point of» ' view, as well as Mine, 'an‘Id‘others,ibut of course, according to My Version, you acquire Happiness - ' through a consecration~.".». 2 , . I As I "Was just sa'yingAAa°litt1_e‘while’ ago, accord- ingfto My Version, a person can only accomplish A great things by the sacrificie he or she makes, and by endeavoring to do to others as they would ‘ have ‘them do to them, which is according to _ A, ﬁling Golden Bule.” Ijlen-ce} by so doing, ‘I find . AI-IaAppinAess, Success, _,1?rosperity”for"1\/IE and tor of Mine who ’harmoni:é:_e "'A_withA ‘ ME whole- “ heart-edlyj to the fullest dAe'gre3e," yea, beyond de-- ’ AA Expressing the AImp{eArso'naI VA ‘ Line, Liberty and! the real2"t‘y’of Happiness, suc- . cessand prosperity, over and above every oppo- , , ..sition,.. and health" and all of ‘those desirable ex- . H -, spreissions are to be enjoyed by all who live ac-A 1 cording to My Teaching, according to My Mis- sion. Then Iisay, it is the privilege of each and ' Ieverybody to seek happiness. It isas I was telle _A A ingf-a man" a little] While, ago, from abroad, just‘ .. ,, A ~AWh°at I AM, and ‘AM expressing: happiness,’ stuc- - . c,ess”Aand,prosperity,’ or"t_he spirit of ‘victory, »Why? . 3 ,W‘hatsoev'er I AM expressing, it is A» impersonal; by others can express it and they can enjoy it as .. iwellas _IA-,‘ MYSELF, as a Person.‘ So, I would Heinjoyiseeing others imbibe Spirit, My Mind, _ I MyiG1n,iMy,Ta1ent,and WhatsoAeVer I ‘AM’ and,., . A; Al‘/I’ ex'p_r_essing., If they can imbibe it and‘ ‘live it "I a{'nd*-exprerssyiti or manifest it,’ it is"Aj‘ust- the same .A for them as it is for ME, and I would enjoy see; , ing others enjoy it the same as I do; It is Won- ‘ ‘A derfuli‘ So it is aA'Aw'on'de‘~rjfuAl privilege to seefit_. I thatﬁvayi; obuitfweiirnust‘Seekthesiéi}B1essinss for A, an‘:unselfish.A'purpose‘," according to AMy Version, ' ' ‘ . fC,.forfalliofjMyflilndeavors' and Activities, I have not ' A, ‘_ ‘sought’, My Blessings _A sAe1fiAsh‘ly.,' “ Ihave not even ” "sought the Blessingsi”Which’~IiAM Personally en-. _ joying. AI did not s-_ee_k them,,Abut they come. . It c . , ,.M1"%.~.--M,adi$0I¥. ..;Mi§S,,..M._CC.1ane has been saying» I ' '311§‘lh€,».c F?V.hﬂe a '5hau.f.1$1ie ’ W3Iit<?:d“"' .. n L I “She has FATHER, I‘ a 'e5:%pres"sf.. 'soA‘AAbeau}t*if,y11ly,l aad,,i~thrdughi heal y I E C31§'11:on the piano . .8 .:WOI1d,erfu1 on YOU, FA-f,-A._ see=:_._she is not bringing outA_;what_,Ashe ‘wants, to bring out. Even though she ‘hasAAAthi_s tall-ent, there I A is something that keeps her, depressed, “and she A A A doesnot Aknow Wheth«er she should make "a move A " '4 gory .AWhAat, she , shouldA_.',_AdA_O.,._ and _Asr-hie Wants to aS1k,{YOUR,.BLES§S1NG.$} I I. _ . -. Spiritual -C1-a.-nae. ..:»FATI,-IER-:r ¢It;i_s not at all times the fchanlging -of climates orAAplaces geographically or'person- A ally, that will bring about the harmonious condi- tions. mentally and ‘Spiritua-lly, ‘but the‘ changing’ of the station mentailly and Spiritually in "life, by raising your consciousness to contact the CHRIST A I I Consciousness, and by the recognition of GOD’.S» ACTUAL PRESENCE, matters can and will be adjusted? satisfactorily.‘ Then whether ‘you are here, 1 there or elsewhere, the same ' EVER-PRESe CE:wil1 be‘yoAuArIportiofn and you willibé pleas- " ing, and you Will"A’be" happy?‘ ‘ A I r I a Miss McClane: VReia1ly,-IAI te1l,"YOU‘, it‘ is like » _ this," FATHER, YOU see! I do not know?-,—well, l_ I seem toget work’, I want -W'ork1,“andf I -usually, it get it. There is something I found out; it is just as true as YOUSAY: I know, you think hard enough 'an—d’try to think right,’ usually you get what you are thinking‘-about; I know‘ that; but LA do not know; I do not know where‘ itisi wrong.**~~. When things do notﬂjust build you’ up*and lift 3 I. yo’uAup,'fyo~u ‘don’t ‘say it is:-wroﬂgﬂiut something- isn’t ’just’hitting righf}.1- . '. "Now I‘ have been on an “ "job for the’ last couple ofi frank ’ with YOU, one minute’ I am"liappy,:‘and*another. , I atinl-in fdeepest_ despair, _I',iAdof*1ove" to’ play and sing," but = for quitea number ' of years, "I" have not applied it. I don’t meant’ my voice’:7I don’t know, I" ainnot the 'o'ne_to'-say I have notapplied A‘it,»’jbut‘ I iha've- not vb-een’ happy.“ A5113 as iovetp sing. , -~~A-II A vAv_as*A-“'on 5‘the ''air’’ idea? not eiipress true "self when I am "‘,on the air,”ii'i-because'I‘fhave to i sing What th‘ey"want»“me’_to Sing. ‘I ‘ u some Expression I FATHER: Well, that is ..:t1i§éug1it of it: , : ' "vyO1-117 if1nerII1»0st:Se1f,ryo,ur inner~soi11~musti..have a chance. I for; freer esxpriessiqn. . seel; oiwherei you; wi11’*fin:d T roux: :haprine.ss;i,no.-doubt; I “Your amibition ‘must-.: meet A.the.;. circumstances, 1 and the,’conditions, and: the circumstances must ifit ~yourZ ambition; that-s .y.ou..might «be -:governed.. accorcli-A1Ar1g’.tO your; convictiongand be;;~governed by I v your ‘ ihl.gh€Sl’r intuition; and: by 2.505; f’c1oin:g,w you will , express:.iv-ynur .inn?ermost-..self.-until’ yougshall, .o'r, will have s a chance to 1g-Adevelop;'your-4-;*innermosti_i». self, your highestA,'AselfAAtoA_ ;fruAiti,on, and shall h‘a]AvAe" . been I / .,;_..._._A._._.. . Mia-3% 18:5, 1939 A.I).F.D. . I f‘rA'rHER: Ita.4_wo,,n-derful_ ,thought,_it,o_ "know, A p t.._one"s iambition '1} must be’niet,. 'a'nd_ fniustg “. iTh‘e”NEWiiDiAiY , Miss McClane: Well, that is it! I feltthat it would materialize that way eventually. I have been asking for it and I feel that it might happen,’ as I told Constella--I said, “I do hope! I do "hope it will happen very "soon, because I wake up , with the thought, and I do hope it will happen; but when you are trying, “the other fellow” is ex- pressing You may ask‘ for a lot of guidance, and youdo not feel it is yourself doing it. f Inhibition > Now I am working all of the time. They want me to sing and play songs, but it does not make me happy to sin-g them. I am just doing it for .a commercial reason. I have got to do it. It sounds funny, but these are_the things that leave me with a taint. They ask me, “Will you sing a .song?"' “Well, sing what you like to sing.” They will say, “I can hear whatyouv are singing isn’t I sing what I like to sing’, the songs that I have been singing all of my life, ‘Indian Love Call,’ and something like that, then the rest will say, “Sing, g“Hold Tight.’ " They will give me a dollar or two,‘ but that ‘does not mean athing, so far as you are concerned, and they say, “That »doesn’t mean a thing-—-what are you doing with that voice h-ere?.”‘ They say, “You don’t belong here! Take that voice away from here.” They say, “You used to sing.” Then_‘I am lifted up fora moment, and I do get_:a patron, which is very "rare, who will say, “Sing, _‘I love you truly’ ’’---~ the kind of song I do love- Oh, they know I am not so crazy about money, but the only way I can get along, and I have been for a number of years, is to’ learn how to jibe. I think YOU have a part of me now. I have to express MYSELF.- It sounds childish, but that is the kind of thing I am up against, and I want to get out of it. I stopped a partof my pro" ‘ fessional work. — From. October, .1937 up . .,until February, 1938 I got an introduction in a theatre uptown. ’ ' ~ I wasllucky last year to get a very nice break on Broadway. I wasbilled in the Max Gran- “ man’s Production, and in that production, in? * troduced the song, “F. D. R.-J ones.” _The_n Ikwas not singing in my true voice. They had me to stretch my voice down. .- Thank FATHER, it has been flexible enough to stretch. it, but it does not . makeyme happy. ‘What am I -going to dowith myself? It is a question! Please help me. I wish Ixknew-. I cannot seem to find myself. I am again - in the deepest gdespair. ‘ The Seed Idea. of Life _,\,_. your ambition according to your highest intui- tion, and you must express accordingly.‘ In the soul of the children of men, levenin the W0I‘1d 015 sin and vice andcrime, lies dormant-v that seed idea of life. as the REDEEMER and the SAVIOUR ’ of all mankind. Their Saviour must. ‘come forth into expression by being given, or by having a chance for expression, you see; and by the indi- viduals being governed by their own. highest intuition. . p i_ _. This is the keynote of Salvation, according to »My Conviction. As I often say, Religiously every,‘ person has a right to bring the CHRIST togfrui-' . ' tion, but he or she cannot bring the CHRIST. to fruition Religiously, nor from any other angle of expression, if the individual willnot be governed by his or her highest intuition, and move V011‘ tionally according to the dictates-—voluntarily‘ . what you would like tagging}. «Wen,» I Say’, “if Q and volitionally, according to the dictates of his I own conscience. : , The Spirit Is a Free Gift I recall composing a song somewhere about twenty years ago, and a man came to ME and said, he would guarantee me fifty thousand, (10144 ilars for this one composition to make at transcrips tion of it on the -Edison Phonograph .rej_‘cor-d at that time, and when this man offeredi ‘ this, a . thought as came to Jesus, the ternpter, saying, “Well now, if YOU would do that, YOU could do thus and so-with the fifty thousand ido1lar_s;” and I I thought, and I said, “My” Gift, My Spirit is a FREE GIFT. It was so freely given, and so freely I give.” I said, “I AM willing to sacrifice. this offer and prospect of fifty thousand dollars for this composition as a. transcription,“ a-nd I know according to the Gospel, and ac-cording to the Revelationic prediction, I will gain an hun- dredfold more for that which I have sacrificed.” According to the outward expression of l\/ly‘Dem- onstration which IAM yearly ‘and even, say, daily making, it does not look like I have lost any. it I thing. By it, I have a full and a plenty, and to spare; and conscientiously I could say if I did not know, I would think, I would not know what ‘ to do with the Blessings thatiare, falling upon ‘ I ME oneth-e _materia1 side . . . I mean that actually . I do come at My Command and at My’_Disposal and Service. Now the fifty thousand dollars which Isaori-’ ficed, I knew it had been declared, I “No man forsaketh all of these things,. ’ lest he gain an hundtredfold_moref‘finjj_ it ‘ this present time;’’ . . I gt. . . . .“. . . .‘'hence,» {it as.I'..said_then,-—I said, “Well now, the;_gr;ea:t Streetbroker_s;‘II1iar3' invesstsmoinrey . Offﬂ‘: you-f to”“?fifte‘en""i_ "‘bbi~ iI1~fi:f_ 94 . vesting in this “INFINITE GOSPEL STOCK EXCHANGE”‘ I AM guaranteed ten thousand percent--«from six thousand to ten thousand per- . cent; for it is written, I “Some gained thirtyfold; some sixtyfold andﬂsome one hundredfold,” you see; and Jesus said on another occasion: “No man has forsaken all of these things, lest he gain an hundredfold for those things he has forsaken.” One Hundred Times as Much Gained I sacrificed the offer or the prospect—~the pros- pect of that fifty thousand dollars for that com- position by a transcription and the sacrifice of it twenty years, ago, I consider just that one sacri- fice-——I consider I have gained an hundred times as much‘ as fifty thousand dollars for that one sacrifice in the beginning of the return of the gain for that which I had sacrificed; and I believe I have gained that particular sacrifice and the return of the same over and over again, as“ I sacrifice the return, the interest and the com- pound interest of which I gained through the sacrificing of that one thing. So it is a wonderful thought; hence, I have limitless Blessings ‘by the sacrificing of that which was offered ME for one composition that came as an inspiration to be given as a transcrip- tion to the world . . . So then it is a wonderful privilege, as I often say, for a person to Jcnow , that he or she can,if they will bring forth their special gift and calling, their talent to fruition, and when it is brought to fruition, it will express the Perfect Picture, and the Perfect Picture. is nothing less than the Perfect Man, the Perfect I One which you all are seeking. Be True to Your Calling In business, profession, labor or trade, it isjust I as expressive and just as operative for you in profession as it is in the Worldof Religion, for it is all Izmpersonal. _It is all a gift! It is all a talent. by It is all the giftlof GOD transmitted forythe ad- vancement and the unfoldment of GOD’S Love and Blessings to His people. Then Isay, it is some- thingto consider! It is unbelievable, but yet it is true. In business, profession, labor or trade, in pol- itics, etc., I establish perfecti-on-«CHRIST in the ’ I political world, in the social world, in the financi- . al World and in all of the fields of endeavor as the o I ’ perfection of the perfect and the PERFECTER -' vof th‘eTp.erfect, the same as in the world of Relig- ’ ‘t ion. So then, I can see your stand and your call-, fing. VIA canﬁsee that it can,’ if you be true to your 91/’ ‘ messw D Ar T V V o l V say. as I ‘said, before, it is_chi'ldish, and mayseeni be true to -your-.own.g:ft. to?‘ I . .. . . your own innermost self, the sacrifice you may make financially for What you would h&}ve-- what you would gain by such a sacrifice, the re- turns willbe so enormous, you could not even imagine »_What returns‘ you will gain by‘ the’ sacrifice of such that is not according to your real calling. Do you not see the mystery? Your Highest Intuition . I have never taken up a collection. I have never done any soliciting. I have never asked a person for a penny, and yet I have a plenty, and it is just marvelous. Then I say, in the Religious. world, as the first-born among many brethren, that is the soul of the children of men ‘come forth into expression. If you are governed by your highest intuition Religiously and move by your own volunteer vo1ition,not by what others ’ tell you or direct you to do, you will bring the I CHRIST to fruition within you, and you will have the victory over limitations and undesirable conditions, matters not what they may be; but you ‘must be governed by your own highest in- tuition. Your highest intuition, whether Religious or non-Religious, if you are conscientious and sin- cere in your endeavors, that higher’ leading in ‘ you, for you is the CHRIST, and when HE is brought to fruition within you, you will know HIM in business, profession, labor or trade, then you will see and know CHRIST is in all you say and in all you do. It is Wonderful! CHRIST is in the cornfield, so far as I AM concerned. In. all business and in all trade and in all activities, the Perfect Picture in .My Version, must be brought to fruition in My daily Activities and in all of My Endeavors; therefore, you will always have" CHRIST with you, by such a recognition. “CHRIST is the Head. of the house.” CHRIST _ is with you wheresoever you are! Lo, I AM with you alway! Then believe it and receive HIM in all business, profession, labor and trade, in all of your activities wheresoever‘ you are, and be governed by your highest intuition; the Truth, the CHRIST, the Perfect Picture Within will be- brought to fruition, and you will not have an occasion to fret nor Worry, for you will have the victory once and forever; I thank you. Tried to Carry‘ Truth Within Miss lVIc'Clane: And I do" thank YOU, FA- THER! I am trying to——-I know what YOU say «is very true.’ I know that! I do know that.‘ If It can get this out of my head. once and for all, I think, FATHER, Ican; express to YOU-—..-j-I might-7 113’ ‘T‘f May ‘ism, S1939-lA.D".F.D.‘ , by the,Word of GOD.” You :see the 'rnyster’y?f ‘ . p ,You.can, see more andlmore. as ",'_un,fold_ ltf,1?O,I?f£5;1pii».S-,C:ientific point of ’-View fintellect,_ 11 ' May 1A8th'-, 1939 A.D.F.D. TheNEW‘DAY‘li 95“ , Mrs. Madison: This is your ‘FATHER! All are childish and silly before HIM. Miss McClane: All through my life, whatso- ever .I have done, I have always tried to carry Truth and GOD along with me. FATHER: Well, that is really significant. "Miss McClane: I tell myself, I can only go so far, andI don’t go any ‘further. I am positive.‘ I have always done that and yet there is where the hitch comes in, and I know I must not say that, but I do; and that is what brings about this conflict in. my mind. I can’t seem to watch it out once I let go of my Whole channel of thought. I will say this! I must say it! When I sought YOU at 115th Street, through Constella, she did not ‘know it. I came, to see her. There was some- thing about Your Kingdom that set fire, whether YOU know it or not, and it has been an inspira- tion to me for a number of years. I tell YOU, because I was lost-——more lost than I had ever been in my life mentally. I said, “I cannot seem to do what I want to do.” I could not se-em to sing as I Wanted to do, and singing is what I want to do better than anything else. , FATHER: It is Wonderful! V _ Miss McClane: I came: I did not come out of curiosity. I do not like that word. I came because I wanted to. I like the surroundings. I like the people. When I went to 115th Street, I was cry- ing, and the lady who sat next to me sai.d, “You have not beenhere before, have you?” I said, “No! How do you know?” She said, “FATHER’S Children do not do that.” I cry because I am very happy. I said, “I am very happy.” She and I i joined in the singing, and I was very happy. I was tempted. to see YOU, but as Constella said, my approach must not have" been right. , Faith Comes‘ by Hearing , FATHER! Well, it is Wonderful! There is a time -and season for all things, and as it his writ-' ten: “Faith comes_by hearing, and hearing by the [Word of 'GOD.”. As time unfolds more and more, as “actions speak louder than Words,” you will hear more distinctly, and you Williundrerstand ME bet- ter in the future. Thatis the mystery; there- fore, I will be speaking more loudly in the Words of actions in the future, than I AM speaking ‘now’; therefore, those who come in, in the future, they will have a chance to hear ME more dis- tinctly, as “faith comes by ‘hearing, and hearing cially, politically", financially and otherwise; you can see I AM just whatsoever a person needs. Do you see the mystery? And when I say, “I AM just whatsoever a person needs,” the reproduc-‘ tion of MYSELF in others will be the s-ame to them, you see. I AM that satisfying portion for" A your Spirit, your Soul and your body, physically, mentally, Spiritually, socially and otherwise, for “CHRIST” in reality, as others have declared it, p “is rich and all you. need.” Making! the A Contact And as you said, you have tried to keep GOD], I \ in all of your business and in whatsoever you did, a whole let of people have, but they did not make “the click.” They did not make the right‘ ful connection, The contact was made to a de-» gree, in a great measure, butiwhen the rightful connection shall have been made effectively, it Willwiork just like clockwork; or in other words,‘ like gears or cog-wheels, all of the teeth will fit in effectively, and everything will work‘ harmou niously and you will have CHERIST ,with you in. reality, in business, profession, labor or trade, and in all. of- your activities in reality, because the average person has kept GOD only in Heaven, . and the best place is in the Religious‘ phase of ,— life, or onthe Religious phase of life; but not on all phases with them, in all of their activities and in all of their endeavors. Bring the Truth out in whatsoever you are doing, and do it with the spirit of sincerity. Be‘ conscientious and be governed by your highest intuition. Be true to your conscious convicti_on.; Can you not see the mystery? By so doing, if you ——-I must make it broad enough, so I can cover all places and spaces. If you are gambling, be true!,_ 1 Be true! That is what I AM talking about. Be broad! Be true, and go according to your highest conviction, your own individual conviction, your own V, intuition, and that CHRIST in you, even if I you were in a gambling den, will bring you out victorious, a conqueror, and will save you even-w pi.“ ctuallygeven as I have saved others. That is what‘ It goes there for-——in every field of endeavor! and in every field of activity. This is according to original composition, a motto for considera-I tion, to those who may be interested, and to‘ those who may be concerned: “The relaxation of the “conscious ‘mentality_e jg. is but the re-conception of GOD’S ties.” Still Yourself ~ I [GOD will act when” you relax. yog reg ‘1-ax» Gi0.D;;W<i11 afct. Stet? ’Ch€?.‘,H'1YS!%*‘~‘TY_?. iA.nd!G0D 01's .ur*s I-7kn0¢1<:€th, the tDoor.shallibesiv‘-openredﬁtA VT’, 96 in you, if youiwill give vent to your feeling With- gin. you. When you shall have relaxed your 4 conscious mentality and stilled yourself as an in- dividual, GOD is willing and ready to act for i you. _ “The relaxation of your conscious ‘activities is but the re-conception,” or “the ’re-enact- V ment of GOD’S Activities.” ’ When you relax yourself, GOD will act for _ you, and GOD will be active for you when you ceaise to be active in consciousness as individuals; but trust GOD whole-heart-edly and be "true to your own Religious conviction. Now I free a person, even if he is a gambler. I just say, 3‘l.\To*.v, you just be true to. your highest lead+ing and to your Religious conviction, if you are conscientious and true to your highest lead- ing and highest conviction-—be true to it. I " know your intuition, if it is not in the positive direction, nor directed in the positive direction, . My Spirit intuitively will direct it and you will find yourself going in the positive direction, that ;will give you‘ victory over every trial and ‘over ’ every tribulation, and over all things that are detrimental, over sin and vice and crime and everything of that kind; but I do not have to tell , you, You should not do this, or Do not dothis, that nor the other, I AM in you to tell you, and I will lead you Victoriously... I thank you. 4, Miss McClane; FATHER, I do thank YOU so much, and I feel sure that I have been blessed to see YOU, and that I am going to carry You with . me. 1‘ know it! I feel it, the things lam reaching, for. I would not be here if I were not reaching- for something, and I am going to get it, FA- I _§I‘HER! , FATHER: Why, positively! “Your ambition,” as I afore said, that which a person desires, your ambition, you must meet your ambition to sat- isfy your desires, and I mean, you must meet your ideal,‘ whatsoever may be your ideal, be- lieve in it and so work according to your ambi- W Vtion. When you meet it, it will satisfy; but you . ] must be true to your own conviction,,_to find it, ’ »for,it’wi1l lead you until you shall have. found it; : for‘‘‘he_;_that seeketh shall find, and to him. that <11 },tl1anky_ou; C , . _ » The N EW D Air I‘ A = ‘delivery ,, («SOL BROZ‘, Prop. May 13:11, 1939 A.n.F,D. Peace MO. 2-6086 '1‘ YP I S T S I 5terno — Jr. Clerk . ‘Civil Service Examinations J Ordered Beginners Can Start NOW. Plenty of Time. 90% of Our Students Passed the Last Examinations. LOW FEES WASHINGTON BUSINESS INSTITUTE 2105 7th Ave. Cor. 125 St., N.»Y. C. Tlllinghast 5-6134, Peace , Su Extractions, Gas, X-Ray » 464 Lenox Ave. New York City , . (come. 1-33rd Street) rgeo Dentist PEACE We thank You, FATHER‘ THE PEACEFQGD STGRE Groceries, Farm Eggs, -— We Specialize in Fresh Killed Chickens. We deliver. 945* ‘C‘OLUMBUSi, AVENUE , New York City‘. (Between 106th and 107th Streets), We Thank You FATHER PEACE mm $T@RE All‘Kinds of Hot. Sausages Young Pork for Barbecue Watch for red sign in window 152- LENOX AVE. Bet. 117th .9; 118th Sts. N. Y o. PEACE We Thank You iilrniifc > BETTW5 MELLNERY . and DRESS SHOP " Latest Creations in Hats and Dresses Our motto: Reasonable Prices , '. ‘ ‘40 WEST 116th STREET ' * New York City PEACE , — PEACE WALTER '@AVENPGRT $@N§ » _ High Falls, N. Y. — I -I-MCOAL - BUILDING SUPPLIES Phones: \ High Falls .20 --. Kingston V V19-W, I It » . - . PEACE The RELIABLE 7th-Afve. Tmrons ‘ ‘ French ‘ Dry, _Cl.ean‘_ingi and Repairing L,’ also 1-epairingraind remodeling‘ of ‘ladies, ‘ and.,gentsf.., ga_ments,-and,jfu,rs._,i ~ . , — , 200 ,113th7 St.,‘ I-Corner” Ave’... i .. _ iw Miviayﬂlsul, 1939 A,D.I«f.D. Tl_1eNEW DAY ,“aRighteousnessl arches inl” In these pages will be found Letters from the World of -B~us_i_ness,; Profession, Labor and ‘Trade to FAT HE_RvDIVINE.~i-n“ Acknowledgment, and, Appreciation of His Peace Mission Movement, Also some of HIS Wonderful Letters -in Reply’. s1o3.oo Judgment On Back Rent Paid CI-IEMICHAJL BANK & TRUST COMPANY 165 Broadway ‘New York’ Personal Trust Department John L. Gibbons , ' Trust Officer Father Divine , 1887 Madison Ave. New York, N. Y. Dear Father Divine: - » You will be interested to know that one of your disciples,u.l\,/Irs. Hannah Point, has satis- fied in full the judgment entered against her Dday 13, 1939 on January 29, 1936 for $103.00 in an action‘ entitled, ‘Harold Regan, Receiver, Landlord, against Hannah Point, tenant. Very truly vyours,” ' ‘ ' , J._L.. Gibbons , ‘ Trust ‘Officer JLG:VFI M-800 T—224 Reply by FATHER PEACE May 15, 1939 A.D.F.D. Mr. J. L. Gibbons Trust‘ Officer - V - , o Chemical Bank & Trust, Co, 165 Broadway, N. Y. My ‘dear Mr. Gibbons :—-- o I AM writing to advise receipt of yours " of the 13th in which you have acknowledged sat- isfaction-of a judgment to the amount of one hundred and three dollars by ‘one o of fol- ﬁliowers,” who ..has clearly“ provenber lintegrity Has’ she has made restitution‘ of an indebted- ~ ness she would not have -made "good ‘bad she _ not become a..foll‘ow‘er of Mine'.’ _ A _L[t,is;this' reconstruction ogrrirebuilldingo of the - -3.!’ human consciousness of"men”to the true Spir- itual values of Righteousness, Justice and Truth . that causes MY followers to do right. Because the Spirit to do right is not bound by compulsion nor coerced into action,(but given ‘freedom to Work at will, Righteousness exceeds the demand of Might ruled bylthe judgment of the courts of law and other agen- cies of men to compel violators to- do right; A This Teaching is a pr.actica1.Standard that affects life from all angles of expression, for it is the fundamental Principle that will con- trol the economic, the scientific,_the political, the social and the moral c‘onditions*that are today -lacking"»the ~Righteous- Judgment of g a real democratic government. _ _ . 9 If I were merely setting forth a theory to advanced civilization in its rights to Life, Lib- erty andthe pursuitof Happiness, these facts would not bear the weight that it must produce, as it is ‘obvious that I AM ‘putting into practice A the a'ctual‘"fulfilme-nth and application of" this Principle of Righteousness, Justice and Truth in the lives and affairs of. millions today. Not only _does_“our file index show: numerous ’ letters of a‘ck‘n'owledgment of slrnallpand ‘large to , amountspaid on<7old.bi'1ls.; of articles and mane “ ' ieszreceived for'st‘olen- goods and honest deeds: and actions, exhibited but this Work of Right? G eousness according to the Program, of A Righteous Government Platform,‘ is ‘obs-erilved in all types of business, profession, labor and: As -above stated‘, ‘it is the factor that iwill‘ G bring. about better world conditions and cause humanity to, besubstantiated once and forever. upon the foundation’ that first created the Law S75 and Order of the Universe, v G 4 ' G Withosinceree wishes to._you,_this leaves_{ME as I W9H1(1 that, you. .end,‘.311’ wh0,'.maY—b¢]'_¢9ﬁ‘»’5 cerned'.'miig‘l1t'i"b“e", Well,’ Healthy, ‘Joyful, Peace; t ful, '-Lively; Lojv‘ing,=1‘ Successful, »Pros’pero"us" and _ ,Happy’i-in‘ Spirit_,..:Body;:and Mind‘ and twin eve Y” orgaIi,.,.:f1I1v:u§el¢e,:;§siI1eW,~,j.Q§i.nt; limb ,vem_..and . ",‘4Mr¢-::A.d01.ph' Schechter‘ - ‘ i _"SChe(lht€I" Kroopf, Inc. A .46 St. Nicholais’ Avenue _.7NeW,._.York City S . i, and even in'”every~’atom,.-fibre-,han;d—, cell of MY Bodily Form. r .» 1» is 7 ‘Respectfully and Sincere,._.,1 , A A ‘REV. M=;:J.;.'DIVINE Dr A‘ (Better l<_noWn"asl-‘FATHERi DIVINE) , $40.00 Rent 'Paid>Afte1"_Fijv,e ‘Years sonsonrna & KR.OOP;F::,Inc. _ l" ' _ Realﬂstate‘ i j 4-6 St; Nichoﬁlas-‘?A.venu‘e* . M New York» W" " l V y ’ " ‘‘ May 8, 1939 Rev. M. J;..Divine f A ' n ' 36 West 123rd_ Street New York City , _ _ Dear Rev. Father Divine: _ _ p , It,_:i~sfwith, pleyasur-e__that,I,.a_m writing to you to acknowledge receipt" of $40;0'0"ireceived from ,_.Rebe,cca..’Justice, 36 ‘West _12.‘:’»rd Street, New This money Was,-forrent due over 5 years ,ago.and~l\/Iiss J_,ustic,e came to me on her own volition and returned the money." ‘ We wantto express "to, you our good Wishes and the continuance of the good. Work that l i you are doing.-_May many Inore people pro- fit by your Teachings. . . Yours very truly, scHE.cHTER"& KROOPF, Inc. _£A,S:BAf _ ;Adolph,.V.Schechter FA.THER.’S. Reply V PEACE ‘ May" 10,, 1939 A._D.F.D. Myv dear ._ Mr,’ Schechter: ’ f_ .1 Your-letter of t_he~,8,th',rece,iv~ed and'I ap- 3fp.reci-ate.-.yiou,r acknowledgment, of”.t_h,e.renti bill ’paid.,a,fterr five ;years'-by Miss.Rebe.cca‘ ustice, as ‘she has bec.'oI_,ne’_.independent and able to AIif»l_1,1fi_l‘»a1:1..Qf her past obligations ‘through the V =-:imp.regnation_e , of the Spirit, of , Mind and 1 she Mindiof MY Spirit within, lier, even as I I _,transmitting _ the ' charactlerirstics ,_ of ._Right- ;, «S,-..,.,eo,usn.ess—, Justice and T,I_‘l1‘Bh,_, vvithin'_th_e:/hearts r i 25-;a d.., inds ofall,inankind'fthht..‘thiS tW¢or;d*,[prmiusht »ii:;beiisa,i,;[h6ttér-‘plaice int Wfhilch T ; r r ;;ii»;::ASc;-P1911 ‘saiﬁliliuhddéintanodiﬁsloaf this ;Tea<3h' %in.;gvvw;th$v;,.£in.d-"it cogmeoxsra 7P‘ri¥1¢iI511ie' that is not e N D M ‘Government of Righteousness; Justice M31Y13‘*_ha 1939 ADJ?‘-De but_ it_ holdsthe Key that will solve the ensco- nomic, the industrial, the political and the social lproblemsof the world. A Since the advent ofthis Spiritual Reforma- iti,on,_,millip(_ns thelworld over‘ have found the qualities of Pe'ac‘e,lFaith‘, I-Iappinessiand " Suc- cess,‘ at realityin“ their lives and affairs. They havejfound, freedom from mental ‘Worries and bewilderment, freedom from physical ailments and complaints and independence‘ from«la’cks, wantss and limitations." . If ' “ n_‘ universally would Work out their individual, collective, or national proposi-tlions according to this Law of Righteousness, J usticei A and Truth,» threatening crises of chaosand de- struction would surrender to conditions of Peace, Prosperity, law and order.‘ - A united democracy would result, for this and Truth would uphold the rights of all men, estaablishing’ Goodwill, _ Liberty, universal Un- derstanding and Peace’ among ‘all. Therefore, as the Work of My Mission ad- vances this Principle in fields of industry, science, politics and in human society, civiliza- tion will mark its greatestrevolution of all time for with the inculcation of the Spirit of Right- eousness, Justice and Truth within the hearts, minds-,., and lives of the children of (men, sin, vice and crime will be mitigated and eventual- ly dispelled for, Righteousness shall: dwell in the. land, .fo«rever. .5 V . . , With sincere wishes t-o you and those con- cerned, desiring that you might be asl AM, this»-»1eaves.;:l\/IE.Well,‘ Healthy, Joyful, Peace- ‘ ful, Lively, Loving, S_uccessful_,.Prosperous and _-Happy in. Spirit, Body and Mind andsin every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, veinyep-and bone and even in every atom,‘fibr_e, Z and cell of MY ,Bodily~,Form,. , , . _ “ V Respectfully and 'Sincere,.;I AM V - . REV. M. .J DIVINE} AA'MJD.r to (Better known as FATHER DIVINE) Follo_w.e'1f,jPays ‘ for Free Hospital” Treatment MASSA'CHU$SETTS".GEN.ERAL Hospirss i 1‘ W l:sosroN W A Nathaniel W.;.Faxon, M. D. ' Director ‘ _ . A A A .. V . . - Q N » - by r _ . V May :12, .1_93,9_., Father:.'.Di‘vine= V ‘ - . 152 West _'l2,6th‘ Street. JR? ‘ A -York',‘NeW York Dear Sir: - ’ * »We;h_ereby‘ acknowledge.-nthe.,*:_re.ceipt xofgla, A M Iho‘nexs<irderirfor rizrl-0i0 from -afermer vaﬁee*a ‘ a s ‘ My dear Dr. Faxon :--= lVIiay.l€it‘l1,l:,l‘9'39 ;A;in.Fi§n; who evidently received freeiitrneatmentiat this hospital in 1915 and 1916.¢The letter accom- panying the money order is. signed‘ “Glorious - Love,_”[,,and gives no iadydress. . -The gwriten of the letter glves, her as‘ Lelia Es’ Willia:ums,.A formerly" of , 1'1 g.B'erwick Park; Boston, M_assachusetts,_fb,ut we are uni-‘e able -to. locate any record of ‘a ‘patient by this name invsour fi1es._ _ V .. J I. _ ,. ’ j " .__ “ We acknowledge the receipt of .this lsunipvviuth thanks; and at the.‘ request of the ,s‘e,nderr,*su~e notifying you that .this aimountfhasfbeen ac- cepted and credited to Income "from. '_Patien_t’s fAccounts. _ g i _ ' f , " ‘ Very truly yours, '_ A ' , ..N.. W. Faxon, M.,D.."s N CB :BKM : ’ Director. FATHER ‘Writes _ ’ PEACE, . _ . e l . May I?6,l1'9'39 A..D.F.D.. N. iW.‘ Faxon * _ V . Massachusetts General ' Hospital ’ Boston, Mass.» ' ,_ - " . i ’ Your response in acknowledgment of anold bill paid "by one of MY followers-»is~‘ received and I appreciate, knowing the ~- hospital ' has been ‘remunerated for its services, as well as having come in contact with the Work of -MY Mi'ssion_ as I" influence men to live Honest, Righteous, Just ‘and True. ‘ " ' the heart of man, it immediately draws his life into subjection, to right living, right thinking pi and right speaking. Itis for this cause "that millions’ of Mm- _ lowers‘ in all parts of . the wor-ld,~ are throw- ing off the cloak of!-deception, of limitations and of misunderstanding, turning over anew leaf in the pagesiof history, giving mankind anew record that tells, of, lives ‘transforrned ,;f1f0lT1‘l sin -and debauchery of every kind tolives uvpvrightin character, indeed and .inXaction. . “Yet this is but history repeating/itself, as reflects the Spirits of Just Men living again in bodies consecrated tofthe Truth. Hence, by t~h-e’.Spirit of MY Mind and the Mind of MY. Spirit, I AM guiding men in a way they need not -err. I AM directing ther’n"3'by.th.e standard of MY Righteous 7-G_overnment Plat- eform that fundamentally ,incorp-orates;-. the '.Principles‘of Righteousness, Justice and ~Truth} e which Isoften. state is .op.eratiV_6 aS~» the lprinciple to principle, ~emp.l”oying in"-'.ﬂa\11L:‘ ofrztheirih affairs, ::ii’1=5* everyissue :of “their lives :0 robtain the desired’ results. _ - A _ ‘Hence, _as’I‘-‘speak, I‘ act‘; fort.-it. can be plainly seen that I )‘AM:“ solving the economic and the . social f'fp'rob.1;eInis,»garnongs5 men, _ ueffjectively 1,if__t- ing the burden of...evi1f.:_iitorn th,eni"'_iand g‘ivin"g them._stheir;_fr:eedom in "the abundant__1ife of . P_eac\e,'i 'Healthj__. ‘mI1;'d."’Happin.es.s prepared from the foundati-on‘ ‘of,--‘ethic world. s , Thus I would th‘atr:.you and those who may} be concerne<i's‘;"II1‘ight_b,egpartakers,.§of these de- sirable attributes; of vtlife, -being even «as this?‘ ‘leaves. ME,.:_.ever~Well, Healthy, Joyful, "Peaches ful, Lively,‘Lov_ing, Successful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind anduin_.ev‘er“y organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb,‘ vein and bone and even in _every _ato__m, fibre and cell » of MY-_sB_ou_dily Form. '. ” _ _ - - - i ’ ”_iR”espe‘f'c‘tfu-ill’ _’an‘d -Sincere,‘ -I“*iAlif J J REV; M. J. .DIVIN_E";f ,MJD.r it(Beasrikmwn asrA:rnnsuunivinn;); , A Follow-her Pays for ,Da1nages‘in~‘Trncl§ing s. r. H.gQUiALLES co, j ) Real ’ Estate Property iManagemfe-nt V 2509 Seventh’ Avenue J New frorks city“ Rev. Father Divine ‘ “ ‘ 152-160 ‘ 2 -* -V ‘As the‘ ‘Spirit of Righteousness‘ eniightens ~ West 1 6% . New York City Dear Father- Divinez»-—. to This is to acknowledge, that one of your followers, named James Peace, has this day i i paid in full, a debt’that'he"ha,d owe’d,’usTf'or about three ,months. “The hi nature of‘ this debt was as follows: About three-months ago, «James " L Peace was engaged ‘toybring som'ei5’-furniture from the Bronx to ‘Manhatta'n,Vand* somewheres along the road, he dropped several pieces of the furnitureoff the truc'k,~*and 'itvv'as/so,.ba:d-,_ ; ly da4rnageid,*that‘-‘we had to-throw it-vha‘Way;g._g Hofweve'r, J_am_es__Peace_ fcamie to ems andjex,- plained ‘his ,.p1'-edicarn_ent, ’ and pr-on1%ised3 “n1e1--*t1i"at_; 2. s at his _earliest__‘ conv‘enien_ce,_s he ,w~ould*-make good for the[,lo:ss‘_fca;used by this vaccisdent. t;_'; he i askedrnel just what_iI..valued‘-this furnitureiat. ij In. iVas—l_,»mu,¢'h:‘-‘,as it-ﬁhad,j'been";used, I‘ 3fma‘de*"‘«,va‘ guess "A as to what‘ I [thoughts wouldcii ube"i7fair'i~'=an_d reasonable. ]_,A.f’Ce1‘.jf.¢91iSiF1erin'g"; the*“‘rnatteriiai?-fl». 1ength,,,~,1,to1c1lJa:nés 1’eace rth,atlsIi;,th§ur2ht = Eights ps1,I9;rss,,»»,woq1a,,1es; risen» and;,u,15esasonsbi1,e;; a Marx 9,,19%9 is we ""']:f'},1'e NE.'W':DA,Y' s c e May18tl1,1i939A.Di.F.D.iA T f the Eight Eollars, and I am writing to you to thank you for t~h:ef,tr_aining_ that you are giving to your followers. T . o Verygtruly‘ yo.urs,.'» PQ:EC ’ ’ ’ ‘ P; H. Qualles Acknowledges the Above Lottery r PEACE-_ Y . if T . i May19.39l“As.D.F.D: Mr. P. H. Qualles ‘ ll . . “ TC . 2509 Seventh Ave New York‘ City My dear Mr. Qualles:'-—'- I write to advise receipt of your letter of" the 9th and highly appreciate your acknow- ledgment of the reparation extended. through the voluntary act of one of MY followers to repay a. loss that he would not have been ac-. counted responsiblefor according to the legal Courts of law. A _ , o 1, -Were not the hearts of MY "followers purged unto Righteousness they could not “rightl"y_di- T vide the ,Word' of Truth.'’’- But b?ecaus‘e they are changed characteristically they seek to satisfy anyloss that might be a reflection upon them. To realize that the time will come when na- tions will respond as in the above-"manner and example of honesty, is somewhat beyond the _comprehension of the general masses.» Nevertheless it is true‘, for I have declared, as with an in.dividual, so with a nation; for the . Righteous Governmentthat shall be in effect, that is first made manifest in the individual person, willibe collectively personified, where- p by nations will move as One Body, in the unity of Spirit, of mind, of. aim and of purpose,» fulfilling» the prophecy of Isaiah who declared: T “Of the increase of His Government and Peace, . there shall be no end.” ' The Plank of MY Righteous Government Platform documentally declaring: “Immediate " return to‘owners'of all stolen goods or their ; eq'"u'ivalent,,not only by individuals, butﬁby na- tions; this to include all territories} taken by ' l:force"ffroim o_therj nations,” clearly. represents ‘ , atrue form of Government. ‘ lthis present time we find aggressor na- tions moving exactly contrary to vthe~- Law of ;Ri_ghteousne_ss. '.But,the ‘Voice of, .R»igl'2¥eous— } n'e;s,s:speaks, once, yea-twice, and ialthoiughit is ignored, the time will come when .“God’s Spir- gj it "shall not always strive with.m'an,-”* for mor- ff tality :i,s,destined, but the . Truth“ goes‘:~March- ..1._n sharps: t>.o.ntr.&st 322 they Governments tioning today, the Righteous Government all right-thinking people are representing, will recognize the civiljand social rights of all men.) It will recognize the Equality of all_people, and willequa-lly_.r»egard. the rights of every‘, nation. . . Similarly’ too, the Spirit ofdemocracy will reflect pure Unselfishness where the greed and prejudice of men are forgotten and living dis- plays universal progress in the Cause of Right- eousness, Justice and Truth. , " From this angle then, can it be seen that Righteousness will fill the earth and men‘will measure upto the stature of the Law and be- come to be as thisleaves ME, Well, Healthy, Joyful,‘ Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sin-ew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, fibre and cell ’of]MY-Bodily‘ Form. ’ Respectfully and Sincere, I AM _ ' " , REV; M. J. DIVINE MJD.r_ (Better known as FATHERINE) - 4- Relief Money Repaid THE SALVATION ARMY ‘ Territorial Headquarters V ‘T \'-‘T ‘ 120.130 W. 14th Street j New York, N. Y. . May 9th, 1939 Pati_ence Wonderful Grace ‘ 1833 Madison Ave., _ New York City. De.arrMada.m:. \ I. have pleasure in enclosingofficial receipt of $13.50, being a refund of relief received ; . through the Salvation. Army channels, and beg ‘ _ l to thank you for the same." ' ’ e ’ ‘ 3,. T ,."’ery sincerely, _ M R J M T. 13. Laurie A 5 Financial Secretary -_ Advertiser Makes‘ Inquiry Tel. HArlem 7-6-359 " . ' o e T . ' I. KORN Manufacturer - of Mattresses and Quilts All Kinds‘ of Bedding, 202-204‘ East 119th Street V _ ‘ . near 3rd Avenue " V ” ’ ‘ 5 ° “New York, May 1,1939‘ PEACE ‘ WM — ~ - '_ "‘7 Father T Dviine ‘ ’ t V 15i6“West. 126th» St. New‘ York City Dear -Fatl1.er:--,,—'--, , , T ‘ pv . T _ » '- .~sp,ee1<ins"*lto,l awry renreseniatives \ «May 18th, 1939 A.D.F.D. W. A. Bo-stick of the New Day, about our ads in the magazine. We have been advertising I for two years and find that lately our business has dropped off considerable. we don’t understand why this h.as happen-" ed after being an advertiser so‘ long. Can you _ give us your advice or assistance‘, how {to re- ceive. the business we lost‘? , Hoping to receive your reply, I remain, Yours truly, I. Kornheiser PEACE FATHERS" illswer ‘PEACE May 12, 1939 A.D.F.D. Mr. I. Kornheiser 202204 E. 119th St. New York City My dear Mr. Kornheiser:--— V I AM writing to advise receipt of _ yours of the 1st, and regret, if I could regret anything, that your business has decreased," especially sinceyou are an advertiser in The New Day. The value of advertising in The New Day is perhaps greater than you think, for it is not merely to drum up business, nor to give busi- ness through advertising, but it points to better and greater commercial relationship between consumer and producer and is for the estab- lishment of a real civic, Federal and interna- tional government fundamentally operated by the Law of Righteousness, Justice and Truth. If the laws of men can be established con! trary to the principles of democracy; if injus- tices, inequitable acts can be enforced among the people; if monopolies and exclusive con- trol deny men of their rightful privileges; if racial prejudices, class distinctions and the like can mark failures, disasters, depressions, wars and national decay, or. rather democratic dis- honor; then we know, if the Law of Life in Justice, square dealing and Truth are enforced, results of Success, Prosperity, equal privileges‘ for alhregardless to race, creed or color, -and international good will and fellowship are in.- evitahle. ' It is for this cause that I AM building up a Righteous Government among men. deavoring to work HAND IN HAND with men of business, profession, labor and trade, boost-e “ing them an.d giving them Success according to this Standard of Righteousness, -Justice and Truth, and seeking their cooperation" through the same Standard that we might completely eradicate this present form of government that permits such laws, rules and regulations that are contrary’ to our Constitution and to the . documents of every country that are founded a for lthe Fre.edo.m\and-Peac_e of humanity in gen: era .. ‘ ‘. ' . » » . A. . The NEW DAY ’ specifically named I AM en-- E‘ mi 2 I. have said, if the producers will sell . their commodities at a fair price, in short, if. they will seek to sellthem at the very lowest price possible, they are bound to receive a good ‘ trade. ‘Many producers feel they are operating the best they can, ‘yet, if they, would but stop and consider the Policy of this standard. and if they would endeavor to employ this form of business control that I AM setting forth in your midst; e both by this Teaching and in the deeds and ac- tions demonstrated by _MY followers, the pres» ent business slump would give way to better conditions, not only commercially, but for the health and happiness of all concerned. With the hope that you will prosper in your affairs and desiring that you might be as I AM, this leaves ME Wei-1, Healthy, Joyful, Peace- ful, Lively, Loving, Successful,‘Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every ,.-organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb,_Vein and bone ‘ and even in every atom, fibre and cell of MY, Bodily Form. I Respectfully and Sincere, I 'AM ‘REV. M. J. DIVINE .AMJD.r , (Better known as FATHER DIVINE)‘ FATHER Writes. Concerning ‘Peace Restaurants , I PEACE May 12, Miss Marion Duncan 3338 State Street (Apt. 402) Chicago, Illinois ’ My dear Miss.Duncan:-«--* I have your letter of the 29th. in whicheyou have mentioned the unevangelical method ‘of- some pwhoendeavor to operate a Peace Restauf,:_‘ rant in MY Name. Although I know of these operations, yet'I._ : I AM responding byan open letter that those’ might‘ desist from their dishonest activities, es-I ~ pecially as -they claim. to be followers of Mine. Therefore, once_a.gaii1, I wish to convey, any I one claiming to the Father Divine. ‘V Peace Mission, which is the true Evangelical Movement for Peace and Righteousness on, the, , earth among men, unless you can fulfilthis -1; Standard and this Evangelical Commercial Sy__S- , I tem in your business and affairs, youI_have,n;o I - right to declare ‘MY Name in your activities. ‘Those who walk contrary to this Teaching, ‘7 yet claiming’ to represent ‘it, if they could, they would bring a reproach on MY Name. Nevers ; theless, when I rose I wrote MY Name a‘11id nonecan hinder ME. The reproach" is upon those _. j. -who are dishonorable. " _‘ s is MY real followers aret,independ»entt,from every angle. -It is universally known, not ones of .MY,trufe£o119wers is on the ..W.e1fare., “ 1939 ;A;.n.ir.,n. in Chicago and others, it ‘ % ‘West 123rd Street 7 102 fore, if anyone desires to open a. Peace Restau- rant or connection, they mustfirst be indepen- dent, moving volitionally by the unction of the Spirit, weighing the matter of their endeavors on therScale of Justice, counting the cost and being able to fulfill the requirements of this ,Teaching in Righteousness, Justice and Truth. The prices of meals sold in the Peace Restau- rants are not more than ten and fifteen cents- Coffee, tea, milk and soda: pop are three cents when ordered individually. The portions serv- ed are not the equivalent of ten and fifteen cents, the price paid, but are generous. * Now it is written: “Christ came as the poor- est among men, yet making many rich.” How- ever, Christ came not poor in Spirit, not poor in physical cleanliness, but spotless, clean and pure. This is the sample and the example for MY followers as well as-for all who endeavor to follow in the Light of this Teaching. Each and everyone should have well kept places, for such is of MY Spirit, even as it has long since been declared: “Cleanliness is next to Godli- ness.” 0 I AM sure these facts will help those who have misused and misrepresented the Truth in MY Name. If they are sincere in their endeavors, they will adhere to MY Message and be Bless- ed, otherwise let them “be not deceived, God a is not mocked.” I appreciate hearing from you and desire that you might be as I AM, as this leaves ME ever. ‘Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit," Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, fibre and cell of MY Bodi- ly Form. 1 — Respectfully and Sincere, I, 'AM % REV. M. J. DIVINE MJD=.r (Better known as FATHER DIVINE) LOST MED FOUND FATHER. DIVINE PEACE MISSION A Phone: HArlem 7-8124 Call at this number to obtain lost and found articles. $3.00 found, 326-328 Mulberry St, Kingdom Extension, last of.A,priL ' * Change to t‘hei amount of $1.36 .found,ﬂ326~328 Mulberry . St., month of April , _ $1.00 found, Service Station, High Falls, May 5th. $0.50 found on, Cherry Hill road to High Falls, April (date ' not given) - a Ford hub cap found, front of Department Store of Fa- ther Divin~e’s Peace Mission, High Falls, March 31st. ~ Red plaid scarf.found,, front of. Shoe Repair Shop of Fa- - 1» ..th-er Divin-e’s Peace Mission, High Fa-lls, April 3rd. yon-er pair black, and one pair brownshoes found, Au- iditosriuirn of '36-38 West 123rd St‘, ‘N. Y. C. May 9th.- ! :1-edyfs watch left in Auditoriumiof 156 W. 12em_s,t,-, King- ’I‘7heNEW DAY May 18th, 1939 A.D..F.D. dom Extension, during month of April. $1.00 found, 158 W 126th St.,_w-eek of April 91211:. $1.00 found, 73 W. 124th St., -last Nov. 28th Pocketbook found, Central Park, near 81st St, bearing nagrne Golden Star, May 6th. _ » $1.00 found, Samsonville Lodge, Peace Mission Extension. also a pocket mirror, May 7th. RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT NEWS WEEKLY FORUM NOTICE Weekly Forums at 8:30 P. M. New York City 152-160 West 126th St., Fridays 204 West 63rd St., Wednesdays ._._....._...a A CORRECTION V " In the article on this page in last week’s issue (May 11th) headed “Peace Restaurant Operators ‘Told to Find An- other Name or Quit,” the name of the city was omitted. ~ We learn that this occurred in Newark, N. J ., and that it aprplied only to those Peace restaurants which were operating without FATHERS permission and outside His personal jurisdiction.——Ed. Equal Opportunity for All was the topic for discussion on Sunday, May 14th ‘at the Speakers’ Bureau held at 158-60 W. 126th Street, N. Y. C. . It was brought forth in a bill that is being presented to Congress by Senator Lewis of Ohio, which reads as fol- lows: y“To provide for State-wide uniformity in compen- sation for similar work under the P.W.A. The 14th Plank ‘ under Economics of the Righteous Govt. Platform was read, that all might see how Father ‘is having it fulfilled through’ the present administration. In the course of her exvpression Mi-as Fineness Fidelity said: “If the people from France are called Frenchmen, and the people from Germany are called Germans, then why not call all of us Americans, who were born in America and stood by America in the time of need, instead of trying to call us some other cursed name for the purpose of rob- bingus of our rights?” « V ' But we know God has come to give us all an equal opportunity according to our qualilfication, regardless to. race, creed or color. " C A visitor said, “This day is known as Mother’s Day, but _ ' we know that every day is Fathers Day. And as Father brought out through one on the Day of Pentecost, all nations were gathered at Jerusalem, in the time of Jesus _ the Christ. So today they are gathered again in New York, (as they think) for the World’s Fair, but in reality drawn to the Body ‘of God. _ Mulberry'Street Forum, Newark, N. J. The original court decision of Newark Judge Van Riper, on January 25, 1938, ordering the registering of followers "of FATHER DIVINE only after they give. with . their spiritual names, the name under _ which they were born, is the cause of Followers having difficulty in se- curing health cards and cha»uffeur’s licenses. and being deprived of the right “to vote. This was brou»gh~t out at y the Mulberry Street Forum on Thursd-ay, May 11. The dec".sEo«x.z is in violation of the Constitution of. the United ~ Sta.tes_aud_ the New Jersey .e1ec-tion laws. " I man. May‘ 18th,’ 1939 A.D.F.D. T he N E W D Ar rse conise or we was rssessn By JOHN some With all humility and reverence, ‘I hope to be able to express in words, what I have found in reality about FATHER’ DIVINE, the truly Great One Whohas come asthe salvation or all humanity. I hope to give this message to the students and seekers of truth in the different‘ Spiritual movements, who have the same phil-' osophic understanding of life, about the Great Masters, World Teachers and Avatars, who have gone ahead of us to Perfection and One- ness with GOD, and to whom we are looking for help and guidance. Perhaps I will be able to create a desire in -your heart to know for your- self, more about this Great World Teacher, who truly has come and who is known to millions as FATHER DIVINE. I realize very well that there is nothing I can really explain or inter- pret about HIM. To me HE is beyond hu- man interpretation. But if I were able to point the way, you might know HIM as- HE is; I know you would also find Peace, Tranquility, Wisdom, and Understanding which is beyond . explanation. Having been a student of the Theosophical Society for over twenty years and ‘a believer of Besant’s statement, that the Great ‘World [Teacher would soon come again to the suffer- ing world,‘ I went to see FATHER DIVINE four years ago, to -satisfy the desire in my heart, to knowfor myself, as I had heard that HE might be the Very One. It would be entirely too long a -story to explain in detail what took place and how I found HIM. However, I would like to say that I have the inner realization and conviction that HE is the GREAT TEA.,CH- ER for\Whom the world has been waiting, the second coming of Christin the FATHERSHIP "degree. . .‘_‘Prove ME” Having done at the beginning what HE asked me to do when HE said: “Try ME and prove ME and if you have any doubts ask your GOD or CHRIST as you know HIM and HE. will tell you WHO I AM” this gave me the realiza- tion and inner knowledge to know that HE is the GREAT AVATAR personified in Bodily Form. Itis difficult for me to find words to ‘ explain what this realization is, any more than you could explain a beautiful sunset to a blind after you haveexperiencedlit, can you under- : trswldil my laiisuase, ti.1.1stl .asirPeter; answered . to ‘the so-called lower class of people and sinners; It is anindividual experience, andonly, the question of Jesus, “Thou art theson of GOD“ and Jesus answered; it was revealed by the FA‘- THER within. I know. there are many thousands of you, as I have been one myself, wishing to remember" the ‘past. life, and being on earth two "thousand, years ago, ‘when Christ walked in Palestine. But how good it is, that We do notremembera all of our past life. If we did, and found our- selves among those who crucified HIM, it would not be a very pleasant memory. The past is gone, but today you have the same opportunity if you so wish, to know HIM ‘to begthe same One Who was here two thousand years ago in the Sonship degree. But just as itlwas two thousand yearsago, those who thought’ them- a selves to be greatly learned, had their mind so ‘ full of prejudices and preconceived ideas, that” I they could not understand His simple teaching. HE found HIS disciples and followers amongst so likewise FATHER DIVINE, the greatest of , them all, began HIS Mighty Work amongst the lowest debris of human beings, thus fulfilling the Scriptures, “gtheplast shall be the first.” Do Not Deny His Coming Without Investigating‘ . .; I know from my personal experience and; from contacting the many thousands of sincere students, how we were longing to meet_,the- Great World Teacher and to serve Him at HIS ; Coming. We were told by the great thesophi- _ e * cal teacher, Dr. Besant, that the day was very near, but as HIS ways are past finding out, and I HE did not come according to the version of men, now when HE truly has come, should you [ . deny HIM without first investigating, because > you have not been told by those. you look upon . as great authorities of the society, whose pre-i , dictionsldid not come true according to theirﬁ way of thinking? , a _ If you let the Christ within be your authority’, and keep your mind free of all preconceived ideas and opinions, you will know for yoursel,f,,t - what no human authority can ‘give you, When Dr. Besant announced in 1911, that the Great World Teacher would soon come again,‘ there‘ , was great excitement all over the world among.‘ - the members, and great preparations'to‘ok placer for HIS Coming. ‘Today there are only-a-‘very few of those sincere believers and students; who have ‘found their Lord and accepted_IHIM. when HE really, came, because, HE camel pf PHI- I04 t I L OWN WILL and in HIS OWN WAY and not by the will of men, to please mortality’s version. A The Great One Has Always Come at Such a Time In 1936 -FATHER inspired me to write an article on “The Coming of the Great Avatar,” wherein I tried to show how this Great One has always appeared in conditions similar to those HE came in today. Also as it was proclam- ed by Dr. Besant, who had .prepared Krishna- murty as the vehicle thru whom the Lord would bring HIS Message to the world. But men’s ways are not GOD’S Ways, and many have been wondering why Dr. Besant’s proclamation fail- ed to come true. Now it is easy to understand and see the reason the LORD could’ not come the way that man had prepared for HIM. Had HE come in their way, He would have been a theosophical teacher, selected by a few, instead of the GreatiWor1d Teacher of all humanity. The Theosophical Society, thru its great lead- ers, has done a wonderful work by bringing spiritual life into a' dark materialistic world. From that "Light which came into being about sixty—five years ago, have spread many thou- sands of lesser lights—-spiritual and methaphys- ical movements—-as a great Banyan tree under whose shadows the intelligent thinking masses , have been prepared in this new spiritual age, which FATHER DIVINE‘ is creating and illum- inating with HIS Personal Presence. As the “sun lights every dark corner in the world, so is FATHER DIVINE the Great Spiritual Sunlight. to all mankind. I ‘Societies, Movements and Teachers Spiritually __ Dead — The Theosophical Society itself ‘has become -cr'ys_ta11ized, stagnant and spiritually. dead, be- cause it lives in the past and under the old doc- trinesand dogmas, and therefore cannot com- prehend the Greater Light shining in the dark- ness. But as the society was founded by the . great masters on the principles of truth, and I “there is no religion higher than truth,” may this humble message be broughtto the notice of and read by the true seekers of truth and judged by each individual with a pure heart Hand open mind, so that each one will‘ see the ‘ ‘great;Light dispelling all darkness in the world. -iAs one looks over the vast city of Los,Ange1es from thejl-Iollywood, mountains, and sees the . millions of lights,large and small, flickering in the darkness, one often thinks of these as _ "thousands of spiritual movements and individ- _ f ual teachers in the world,,in whose conscious- ness some light is kindling, and how each ,j,fe one 'in:.the darkness, is trying to show his lit- -{:e1f.Ie light itoothers. But ‘when m.o‘r_niI'1‘gj“ comes 'I'1ieNEW D'~~AY‘ time. / May 18th,i~Z939"A.D.F.D. and the sun, rises, you know what happensto. » — »- — all these lights: no matter how bright they might have been during the night, they all" have disappeared in the. brilliance of the sun,-‘ light. The same is true today with all these movements, societies and metaphysical teach-, ers. Wonderful and helpful as‘ they might have been during the spiritual darkness,‘they have lost their value in the true spiritual sun- 'light. 1 Therefore,‘ as FATHER says,‘ “they have no ‘more inspiration or light to give.” They cannot satisfy us any more because the Great Satisfier is here, and is truly demon- strating to the world in. deeds and. "actions. what these societies and. teachers have been talking about lo! these many years.- The Liberal Catholic Church Preparation In the year of 1916, another. great prepara- tion took place in behalf of the Coming of ’ the Great World Teacher: the Liberal Cath- olic Church Was organized to receive the ’ LORD CHRIST at HIS Coming. We were ex- pecting great things to happen in avery short Some of us had, been selected as pupils of the masters to prepare ourselves to do HIS Will and to serve HIM. ’ I joined the church in 91917 and was or-_- I, With great‘ dained in the Priesthood in. 1926. aspirations I went forward to give myself. to HIM in the church and to serve,HIM when. HE would make HIS appearance. , It “truly was A. a. great joy in my life. Nowl feel that -it was my preparation for this day of joy and hap- piness, when I-have found HIM, not alone in HIS Own Body, but in my- heart also; but the church, as well as the society, failed to rec- ognize HIM, as they did two thousand years V When I asked permission to speak in . the church about my experience with HIM, ago. I was refused by the Bishop, both. herein America and in England where_I was almost four years ago. There was nothing _for me to do but resign from the church that was afraid to hear the truth about-‘the Coming‘ of V CHRIST for whose‘,Comingiit was founded. I Great Meeting of Theosophists in-India ' In 1925, just aboutthe time when FA'- THER revealed HIMSELF to the world, Dr.‘ Besant had summoned all who could come to , lndiayfor a- great meeting‘. with thereuxpectan .- tion that the LORD would make HIS'first ap-~ . _ pearance thru "Krishnamurti. Everyone who".-_ was able, took his last pennies, and thousands ' ' from all over the world went to ‘India to wit-' ness this great event. _ Many of ~.them,” no i , V doubt, had a-.w‘on'derfu’le experience—, as_ Ifiwas’, _ ‘told’ afters:ards* by V I May Il8.tli';,*1I93'9»rA‘iD.F;D:§.r T h e NeEW DAY really“:heardi'“an'd ‘ felt» HIS:oHoly» Pres.enc7_e ,.thru; Krishnamurti.‘ _ There was. great enthusiasm, -T which-lasted. aboutifou-r years.‘ Special. camp meetings wereprepared in Californiaand in , Holla-nd: . Many -Ptoples were xmaking» -every"ef~ fort to ; partic-ipate'f ;in ’t_hese-- .meeti-ng-s:...by, .pay- A ing elarge=::-:admission fees qangd those‘ who»cou1c_l not pay_were.'»no.t able to take »p,a_rl:]_~pinp the meet- ings. : . T T T ~ e I atte=nded- an of the meetings in: ojeiegthe first one was very wonderful’ and impressive, ‘ and especially? one" ’sma'll-- meeting at ; Krotona, -‘ : when ‘I -;i'eally5'felt‘_'something ’marvelou-sttook place as Krishnamurti-~sp'oke and Dr. Besant sat at his feet-'. However,- the last camp meeting » was nothing more than -an ordinary get-to-’ gether, Where peoplecame to meet each, other. Krishnamur__ti’sv talk, which‘ he .tried to read from,-pieces. of paper, wastiresom-e. mental exerc-i;se,_ as _he..~ said,.. i‘,-.‘_I amt, experimenting with 'words.,”-- . «, e. ‘l . T T ‘Expectation’ not Fullfilled 7 . Krishnamurti himself was very much in- flueneed and go_vern'ed? by the "aw who-Thad commercialized his “work. "One could‘ n‘ot*eve‘n‘ translate or reprint any of his talks" without A th.eir“lper‘rnissio'n‘and withjout payingérfor same, "as theygthought they had-exclusive rights to exploit the LORD"S Work;and' this Was, as“ I see "it" ‘now, ’one'” of the reasons why‘ -it fell thru.p_V"_I:” believer that Kris-hn‘a'm~urti was ab-“ solu.te'l‘y”"_sinc'ere and honest, therefore he could- not pretend‘ to‘ be bsomethijn-g that ‘Vin’ reality: _ t _ A 4 » . - V - ~ » » recorded in the Bhagavadgita. T I p A ' The reason the many thousands of"’i'ntell’i'gent"' and honest seekers, who at thattime sincerely , he was net “ . FATHER said to me once, “My Spirit’-would not descend on -’Krish'n»a’1nurti,’ except’ on-« cer-" ~ tain occasion-st’-" "That; wleiiknow, was really true fa". fe-W’time's, but we“'al_s’o know, ’as'FA- THEE" -saidftliat T--CHRIST» will come irrfull fruitidn in’ “Krishnamurti as ‘well’ “as T in “rnanyli others"‘*a't *thi's’“ dispensation. lWhen Krishna- murti“den'ied that he was the Christ, as it‘-had beenproclaimed by" Dr; Besant,s‘heCtook it very hard. iHer’ido'l being smashed, she could. not stand- =it;=""andr‘ so she7'~passed out-’ and her great worl;___,infthis life. _w.as_~ seemingly, ended: but weT-know_.__._,s'he,will1come baclriagain and will carry.§ on her. work"-.w~i.thXgreater ivicitory 1 to th‘e.G1or.y‘ of eon. , A few years before her , passing, told me’ in Ojail thatlfvshej _exp_ected. ;to1iv.e=to be over a hundred, y_ears~,old' an«d~i .;to _-1-see7_—_4 the LORD_.’S Work»:finish,e.d.;_i.]; had:-¢;ma'ny<_ _W_ond,-erful 'rex.f7 periences ,and_,;,privilegesi..:with; her, ,W.he._n, she ‘was in-i0jai; and: to me-pshe. was, my great spir— itual -;n,1oth_er and the --greatest »person and‘ '_t.eaeh- % . V l yrendered all "i503 God, yw-hich is the "hardest, _ thing-,,:for any-h.u1natn._t_o. do, but it is the only‘ thing; there is n-o other way. That is why ‘FATHER’ is so often emphasizing to surrender ‘all and to be—“free of" all niortalityis version,-. human sympathy, '-jid‘e?as and ‘ —op.ini‘ens. Ha.d._. her courageous ‘spirit “not gone down with her idlol, I believe shehvvould be living today‘ and would have recog?nized the:LORD in HIS OVVN I L . TEMPLE, in degree. “The World ifreeeieerptto ':Come,.:i=n the Fathership j , i * . ,,.": Qdhegree T She made a at one of theyprivateimeetings. at Korona about the coming of the G,reat,WorldipTeacher: “It has been revealed to me, or to 'us,"’ as she also i mentioned Bish_op,Leadbe_ater, ‘_‘that the come .. ing would take place in the iFATHE.I,}SHIPe.;A ‘degree; that this time theson would be rais-f i ed to the FATHER, and _thei‘Mani:fe$tation wit“ ' take place in the FATHERSHIP degree, and that we must learn to recognize'HIM,,_in wha<.t§.. T -ever form HE comes.“ _ This was very_'stra_nge to,m~.e at that time. and it puzzled me greatly, trying to under-’ ; _ stand what she __rneant.;_.anol itso penet1'ate‘dj.§.. my mind that I_ can almost. hear her. say‘ ‘ again, when» I_. think. of it. This is at very in-7 teresting statement, and very much the same. ti as Mr. ‘T. Subba Row said-a,bout. Sri Krish_n1a.: , ...Most of FATHER DIV.INE’S ‘statements _-are- T identically the saitne‘ as spoken by believed in HIS Coming, are not able to recog~_ ‘nize HIM is because many are not willing to>in'- * " ’ vestigate; because,’ as I stated;authorities,‘have‘* — _ not told them that here; and because”?! their prejudiced minds, preconceived ideas and ‘ opinions have closed their ‘minds to the Vtruth. l They are losing a great blessing, which is also, 7 ‘ stated in Theosophical pli_terature,* where it is said that Whenﬂthe Great ”AVATlAB.{app'ears, always those’ Vwhodaérep able" ito_’r’eco"g’nilze ‘ Personificatiofn" will‘ also 're‘a;ch*= Liberation,la~‘ser; ~ in the timeof ‘Bpudjdha‘pan7d Qhrist. ‘ . If really deep downin‘ your heart a 1o5' very'_ interesting statement, ji-istl' T. before leaving ,0-j,ai,_in 1928, when she spoke_' you desire, e to know the LORD, as in the ‘early days whens j p;[j.K V told that you could find HIM in India '-and you i [made every'feffortV—to get thereﬁif you would,_. make the gsarrne effortp.now, you wou_ld_‘i'Tin(1 «. T HIM right .‘hei'e‘ in'_;AA'meri_c,a,, __I1o‘W , that‘,;HEf’ ,:i‘s_‘ 3 in our ownkountry and HE is again,espeaki1‘1g‘.p":’, the same truth: j “Firstly,' deny yotlrself, your ‘ .magazine; I know it A‘wou1dn’t interest me.” we r How difficult‘ it is ‘to’ ren'oi1n‘ce‘tIieju’nreahl'i,n“ order to findfthe’ real. He‘ is "not ‘asking you_ to believe anything that yo141j_mig_ht hear or read, but is telling. .eve.ry.man, “Try .ME and ~ prove ME and I 'W‘ill"-ans-Werlyou. Laccordi'ng_ly;”.7 It is the ‘same‘sp‘irit‘ that s‘po1§e“'inl*Sri Krishna; ..__.d .D.A._Y .. "FATHER. i .M.,13.:.,. 1939 A.in§F.D. ‘who, “according to ‘Mr. Siibba Row, «ivv-as Logos H1MSELF, as I will attempt to. Show more plainly in my next article, if itis the Will of THANK, You, FATHER I- The following is taken from the Daily. Reports of the Agents» from the “NEW DAY” in contacting prospective" advertisers in - the business and professional, field. _ These Reports _as.:h1/Jrintetl Below, are ‘fort the eon__sideration.‘.of those ‘desiring to know and HIS ‘Peace iMission .M'oven1ent.. It includes the name! of T the firm, the indi dividual. contacted, the address, and remarks ,- .V the reaction these. different: Business and individuals express toward FATHER DIVINE or comments. Also the nailnef of ‘the one néaking" thereport. REPORTS or MISS GLORIOUS_ ILLUMINATION , ‘ i ' L B-R1DGEroR'r,’CoNN; i . The Leader shag Repairing, 18 Barnum Amade. Shoe- ‘msker. “No edvertiisingiihi V‘ '5 ‘ M ‘ II; A. Hhnter, 1A9’Ba:rn1un1’A.i‘cvade.— Mr.“ Hunter. "‘I“m interested. I'm not interested in Fa-tlher Divine. That, _ wgu1;d’m bring as customers.” - ~ ‘.1‘he‘Ba»nd Box, Hats, 20‘ Hoteﬂ A'ncade.- ‘Lady in a ‘charge; “I don’t advertise any more; ‘;pe0131€' haVe1’1’t‘ got me money aw r.‘em¢*nt what is put out‘ in advertising.” M I he Book Nook, 7, Hotel Barnum -Arcade. = “'_[‘hings are too slow,’ Miss.” M ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ’ ‘ Hotel Barnum Barber Shop, Hotel Barnum, Arcade. , Baawber in charge. “No, We don’t advertise now; _V%_7€ have‘ "discontinued. Yes,‘ I know this is*a.- ‘good Ip1‘0pO~S1-1}l0I1 you have to offer, but I C101't’t -Wa!r1't 10 ,adW3‘1'ti9e~" - Hate‘ "’1‘Ba.rn-um, Coffee shop‘, I-‘Iotel Barnum Arcade: “we” don’t any advertising at _a1‘1._» ‘Lady in -charge. Thank you." - ‘Barber Shop, 62 Golden Inn St. beenihere long enough‘ so that I don’t have‘ to advertise.” Connecticut State Employment Service, 27 Harrison ' Atve. Chief Executive. “We are Affiliated with the United , , " HsAtates"Em;p1o‘ymen~’u Services Vanad Ewe seldom advertise, *i:f"eve1‘.5 We are aiwezil known organization; v-=1 thank you-,: but we wouldn't be ‘interested in advertising in ‘ this ‘The Plymouth & Chrysler Car 01).,‘ Elan St. : The ‘Post & Lester’ 010., Washing Maehines, 172 Elm St. “Mai1;ager.. Made several trips, hospinugj to ‘find the .advertis- A . mg man. in. , They, have three, _I’m told... ‘One’ manager ~seuid,:becam1se.bhey carry» their advertising i,11-*sx,;ch/ a whole: ‘ V sale manner that they eouldnit see...ho;Wbheyjcou1d adver.-l _ , in .suoh,_a:;snna1I,1., magazine as. ft.hefy._ referred to M -. ., .4:t01.d 01 t?h'3'1n’€T¥itSrand~—bcjn*§3ifitS -in; advertising in» ’;&:"1_:.1“1.is' »N.e_'W Day; magazine ,bu‘~t the jrnanalgers were reluctant, ‘ While the iSa1es~pe.0p1»e»hoped-. I would {receiver an .iedvertisSe—, » mentsr. Whish -,iS fer: their.-sbiensfitv.;_,a$§es.I.,aM- . _ _ Yicwr F. Eisenman. Auto. 8-: Déliveiv seﬂ e,i169 ” - I Head barber. ‘Tve Mr. Haivn-s and ‘Mr. Byien. asked many’ questions regarding the rnovement and told me to‘ come again-< andvsee the many.‘ age:-, Whom I saw later on in the ,d-aiyi. But‘ he thought \ 7=»:it1 wou’1vdn’t be, to ‘iiheim .advantage, to‘ advertise in this magazine. ‘ " '- ' ’ “ months; from“n-'o_'w‘. Thanks "you.”'~* ’ -e behind counter - 1 = ;fie€lJd, A St. Mr. Eisenman; ,“Sorry, buteI dorn"t think" it is ‘*anything‘ I,’d beinterested in.” .; . Lynch- 8; _Co., » Plumbing Contractors, 150, i-Elm L St. Secretary at desk. “The manager is out, but be sure and call again," heﬂmight ?adrvert—is‘e.” ‘Manager was not in the second time Itrievd. ‘ , . V '_ Bridgeport, Hairdressing School, 141 Elm St. Lady in ‘charge.’ “We are going to move and w¢'1ao‘'n»:t«know'jusu. ' ‘ what weare going to do. M Thank ‘You.”‘ - ' Manager. "I don"; 1-ueﬂoia Elm Grill, 32 Elm St. "advertise any “more.” ’ Whiﬁtey‘ Radio Service, so St. Mr. Whitney.» , “All our advertising is done at the. I-Lame C0,, f I.n:dia_na”. ‘ M ~ ~ v / Mooney’s Sport shop 78 Elm st; Mazneger. “No, not interested.” ‘ — Conlin C‘o.,”_59 Elm St. .Mr. waxgeyser. “you i creme in a%ga«in.w&1~‘e-n you have ta whole page of Bridge- , port advertising.‘ r11 see then.” » Karpilow‘ & Co.,"‘Hardware, i Locksmith, :62 - mm st. Manager. “Can’t do it, m;a’a:'m, can’t—do it.” A Kalm‘ &' Sons, Keys, 51 Elm St. iM'a«n at counter. “Not interested.‘ Yes, I’mthe manager.” M Edward Cleaners, 47 Elm. "St; G11-1 —~ea:t= counter. r»-"An our %édvertis’ihg’ is done’ in New}-hlajven at742f1 Ave-‘.”‘ ~ Mr. Hall. “I .' s.” W. Hwll, O1'vtometrist,”‘49 mm ‘st. have to keep all“ expenses down.” -' A s , ‘Hot’-e1’ Barnum Flower Shop,» 43 mm ~-st.“ ‘Lady ‘in ohiavrge. “Miss, we are bookedhup iwith advertisement. Last year we spent over $1,500, so think of "us again in a few ‘ Acme‘ ‘Typewriter Co., 45‘ Elm iS”t'.’,' ‘Manager; I‘ was told V to come». back at‘ week later for am'*-advertisernent, 7 and they boughti“Ne-vv Day” to de’cide‘*o~n"a’siibVsc.ription. A, week later they said they were not interested. in any- thing they had. promised. Showed ‘a resent.Fu1~ attitude. McAvoy7 Tailors,» 39 ‘ Elm St: anythingglycarevabout, thanks.” V The ~Shore-Line”-News‘ Shop; -53 “Golden ‘Hn-i1’sAt.‘ G1-z-1* it 7 ‘‘_You— In-a5r‘71eave*"your‘=J riiagrazine‘. here i i .- and W611 seeihow it s'e11s. Come-—'b»a’ck in’ a week; or more.” V The Na*i°m.1i=Tmi1Waysﬁ’Srstemn, 57f—Go»1d’en'Hi11s'st i "‘A'1'1‘j9~ér éﬁvertising -is done“ in;._ spring. ~ Mr. Cojstigan. One in charge. «“It isn"c. i7Catbéxi»e.V. mg, ,’,..,.¢.'.,;§7 ea-he ‘ _ ‘ Mayliam, 1939 A;o.r.D.' The‘N‘EW DAY ~ I 107 ‘ 335 Charles St‘ ‘Secretary. ‘The’ manager is not‘her’e' and I know he would advertise if he were here, because he gives everyone an. advertisiemenrt. So come when he is 'here.”- The two other times I went I could not find the _ , mavnager.in.; . , . - ’ Nell Ryeburn Coal 20 North l\rIain',,S*:t,.. l\/liiss Rye’- burn. “I‘d be glad to give you an advertisieitnent, if things would only pickgusp; ‘I’d like to give you an advertisement because Mr.» Eaton, that lives at your Peace Mission, is :just the nicest and kindest person to have to work with in the coal company, the me-nvsary, p'1vL;1.y;beAp.a» ‘1‘11;‘t1ep jlavger I’ll give you an advertisement,” ,. _ V .. _, A _ Shelton Delicatessen &' Grocery, 2230 Main’ St. Man» '. age}: ‘ “Business ‘is tough, Maybe‘some‘otheril_tim;e.” — Bi11'”M“I'1‘ay, S0C0i1y'Gas C_o., “Corn:er"jMain7— and pm-tea» St SeI'Vi0e man. “All our advertisement is done direct . .l»‘hI‘0U«gh .a mailling‘ 1ist,,,I’-ve tried -this kind of advertising beforve.” « Chas H-“Pallmen, Station Number 1, page st: 'l\/Ian ‘ -111 0‘ha1'ge.. vNo aldve-rtising.” ‘ 3 ' " Ja}ck’s Candy and Confectionery vseore, North St-.= Mama-oer; “No; I¥'don’t think? so.” ’ v .. .1m1>oim.'-s._oFe,»JoB.rAr1ENca» , White Plains.‘N. in _ V . Rea1‘Es'h.'-.te, 21-7_H-ugueai1ot’S_t., _New;‘,Rochellle,V___N. Y. I said, “Peace!” Mr. Edwlaxgd‘ _,Bl.,_A Femschild, and another lman in the oﬁfice, smiled. So I put a f‘New Day” on the desk. iandlsauid, '“I am a.n~'ad-vertisin-g. agent ,for The New ,.Day.V. a commercial magazine that-,carri,exs FATHER DI- - VIlNE’S ,lVI~essage.?’~ They ‘looked . at .FATHER’_S Picture and said ‘ many things. We talked for an hour or two.-' Some of .,the_. things‘ in part.’ as 19.110-ws; _lVl.’r_. Fernsohilld said, “Well, I see FATHER DIVINE,..has_,bought a place in Yonkers. Y.",I said, _‘fYes,?° they said, so; I have not - seen». .i_t.?' Ive; Edward « B. -Fernschild said _.5t1~1ial1;,.. FATHER DIVINE «should not go; into places buy _fproperty ' ; where I-IE V is not wan_te_d,;, and HE will never "make that I place in .. Yonkers a Kingdom like the other plaacee; for I ..I-I_e,.is in the wrong place. And if is going to tealch “PEACE,” \I—IE should not buy, property communitiies ,where is not wanted; therefore, ._ HE,_.is»_,_go~in.g to start V. a,-,,rao_e_..riot, instead or Reece! ,1‘ said, J ‘,‘Weli1.,__FATHER =._DIVlN‘~E does..,not own ,.or._.cl.aim ,-notone thing. HIS Name is. not on a thing, except. He ‘lets those on: His Fo11ow— __ers use HIS Name on the .. different, places, as (FATHER ,DIV,IAN‘E’S_PE_ACE MISSION-,—-those that live according ‘to .'1_-I_IS _.te_achi_ngs,” I said, ‘_‘Ye-_t theiearth and lthefuljlness there- of belongs to The LORD, and yet does not claim’ a thing ._:I?ersona1_1y,;., even M the $28,000, Dueoenberg car ‘ltllat HE ,r,idesjin.. _.does -not ,. belong to ___Person:_e_ulgl'y. And 4 does] not.‘-do any thing Personailspat all. Then Mar. _ .. Fern-sc_hi_-ld asked, .“What. state did you come. from?” I “ [ said, ., “The 1_._mi-verse- is my horne and», every man is, my I ibroiherf’ He again asked," “Who ,-are your father and - inother?” I said, “GOD .-is "my _FATI-:IER,. -Mother, sister ,.anc_1il,my-ibrpther -and A I‘ never: had - ;anot11,e1:.”: then ask- __ .. {‘f_Where..,...,w-ere— ;_ »born?’?*‘ I sa_id,»: .;‘9I of He then -‘asked,’ “Where did»-you get -{your educa- __,f__;.~u<_>n_*‘.>%’ ,1; said, 3.‘: just dialyin, mi _;tne,v'.-Foo-NT of Goofs _v Qmniscientoe andiwha-tsoeverpis» in the, Universal Mind’ “ Substance, DIVINE swim trazismit ..-'it p me whe‘-rtsoeverc it'cis”ne.eded.’°---—I-Ie said,‘ “I, ltnow that "FATHER DIVINE lis ,do.i_n:g a good‘ bit 'Oif good in lifting the minds of people; but_I “am sincere‘ inpwh-at I am go- ing to._say now, as follows: ‘Iam areal estate man, and I want to: ‘sell iprdperltly, but -I would not sell’ you.‘-a place in special communities" where . you are not wanted. We have= specigafl»pl~aces_»-forI,_‘*C?’ people;-_ we have special places Ifor the "Jews; .we have s;pecia1i.plac.es for the Item ‘ lians, 6190-: and we have specialiplaces for ours<elsves—~th.e “W” people.” Now. I am sincere. You tell FATHER DIV-1N._E fa-.h;a.t_,I; sai_d.,th-at HE is going to get a bullet in I-II-M .don’t _.stay_ out of places where‘ is not wanted, you '_a;l1i‘_wi1l not have any more FATHER DIVIN-E‘.”“ I said,‘ “.We1l,lwe”ldo~n’t care what men may say, as I have given my body‘ as a living. sa:oi=ifice+n«ot a dead"'one,J but a: living sacrifice, ‘and,I a__rn,not trying to‘ 7 save myse1f_-b;,._ therefore, if I -could be killed for RIGHT- EOUSN'ESS——<FA'I_‘IéIE1_R, DIVINE’S name’s sake, that will be O.K‘.Awith me; I don’t care.” I Thank You. FATHER. All AMENDMENT To em: ICON-STITUTIION, ' IARTICLEI visa me individual‘ is guaranteed : trials and ’ the _ri~ght=toihis_..1i5f¢, 1ijber,ty,.-..-and prop.er.ty. Nolplerson shall be vheld,«.t_—o_ answer for a capital, or otherwiSe,., infamous crime, unless on a presentrnent or in_dict1ne~nt _a grand jury, _except in cases arising.‘.,in the land or nalvail forces, or in themiliti-a. when in actual service,_i_n_ tiszne ocf war, or public dang-er; nor, shall any person be fl subject for the sa-me.of.fense¥._to'be twice put in jeopardy ‘oflife, or limb; ~ nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a wit- ness, against. hin1se[lf;~ nor be_ deprived of l_i;te,: liberty, or pro,perty,‘._,vv>ithout due process. of law; nor shall private H U property be ..taken for Public uselpwithout‘ just‘ co-rnpe-n«sa~ T George Popf’s Meat Market, I-Huguenot ‘st, New Roche.l_1.e,_=.N. Y. “Not _now;-. you II].-SUy,_1ea!V'e’ llhis book‘. (The New Day)‘ and you come back somfe 1-ozther .time.” ‘ All. American Typewriter (Mr. G. Moachlam). “The. boss is out——what’s theA.rates?, .I will tell ‘hl-l1’y1.” ,Lerft_ Now D3'Y- ‘ ' ’ . The Paris shops,_._49o-.1vi«ain st.,.. New Rochelle, N. Y. “Go «to, our shop, 826 South, St.,, Peeksl;ill,_’N.1 You all are up there too, are you?” Left’ a .New,,‘Diay;.,,lt;hey were nice ’in,ex;pression-.. _ I ,. , City Food ‘Market, 491 _Main» St.,. New Rochelle; N. Y,- “ of. today; come back some other ,ti1_nae.’’ . ,I_.,eft'a New Day_'-. . ,« . ,> p I ‘ _ .‘ K, v_ \\\ H ‘ Dr» Kahler I Shoe: Shop, 485 .1VIain ’St.,, New Rochell-e, N‘. 53.’. “You sure do-hawv-e a.- plenty of ads inythis Inagazinie-do ‘The New Day. r*~.Come yin. ’:sori‘le other stin_ie_—;_s~will,e.,1eit you_ I » know.” Left a New Day; very kind in extpressiion. Singleri "Sewing "Center, Main vi St, New <Rochelle. N. , Y". or "‘Go ?tof'*797 8th. ‘Avenue, ‘N. ‘Y. C.” Left" a New «Day. Charles Librett, Hardware; 184 ‘I-Iugu-enot<:~S.t.,;=New Ros ’ V chelleg N. Y.~°‘!Not1intere‘stedi inI.any’.’advertisingwal5l filled ~ I up."'5*’ Leéft‘ a’-‘=Ne’='w?- Day.-' ‘ , > Electric“ service: em; I ~146»—'-=?Gram,aitan rArve.,:vMt,‘%:'Verno:n,_- ii N. YT. "~“No, 1-‘riot *-‘?any;3v=<the1ie‘ are jusrt and-“if_ew‘ uisihere. ind ~busin—e‘ss.”‘e"‘*I~I3e %—7»va‘sked' s‘ome‘= ‘ questions = about‘: lwrHER’s- N'ew”“'Diay;‘”‘5-' I it -V_(e1:r_io;t1.‘5 N «?=‘3:’SE~.7. l . i~ntern.ationa1 paper.” we .Mayt.13111. 19939 A.D.F.D7. aigér)‘ Said, “Go to 53 Line,’ at Grand —Ave;,- 1\.1aepe111,i N. Y.” Cheéker Stores, 116 ‘Gramat‘am [Aired Vernon, N. Y. “Would not be in~t-eresrted.” ‘I said, “May I’ give you an e1cp1an.ation?’” “No!” He was very ‘era/‘oibizsh in his ex- 1or’eS-Simae . . . I . . 1 I “ ._ ,]Emgpire 011., 86 1 Grarnetan ‘Arvegj Vernen, N. Y. (Piroprietress) AS soon." as» she eaw' "DIVINFKS Picture on the New ’I)af$r,*’sheA sei¥i:" “T'ake"-that? ‘away from here!” She acted as if it Awas ta 'sn:ake'—~af,ter._"her:. So I asked. her for one of her_ business -cards, and she went ’ and got one for me. 'I’he11_.s*he_ §aid., f‘IfbAVyg'u._don’t take that (New Day) away from here, I wiiylt not let you have oa=rd.”' I took the New ‘Day,’ but she would not give me the card. She was very antagoni-stie. Grene Dress Shop, 54 ~Gra1natan Ave.,'M*t. Vemori, N. Y. (Proprietor) “Well, what is it?”— I gave him my card. He said; “Well, what do you want me to do?” I said, “I am an advertis-inxg at-gent for The ‘ New Day; may I . give» you an explanation?” “No, have not got time.” I “I wi]11"1v.na«it.” “No, don’t Want you to wait!” Gmmanten Man’s Shop, 42 Grarnantiia iAxve., Mt. Ver- ‘ moan, Y. “No. not interevsted. No, “no!” The Rose Shep,’ 34 Gramentam A:ve., Mt. Vemon, ‘N. Y. (~Propriet1*e~ss) ‘M “Not intteriestedf “1VI}a.y I ‘give you. an d expt‘l~a11~'a*tic1n?_”_ She sgaid, ‘ ‘Why, should you it I ‘am not ‘ interested?” I said, “Mary I have o1£_yourMbu‘siness' cards?” She again said, “Why ehowld you "want it 51' I am not interested? I don’t have any cards.” Left a New I D35’; 1 ‘ Golden Riﬂe Shop. & Mme. Blaemi, .13 .Gramantan Ave, ‘ 1\/iit. Vernon , N. Y. “Not now, Ineiyibe later. on.” Left a" 1?. L. Jmnkiin, Bedding, 11 Gramatan A've.,‘1Viit. Ver- N. Y. “Just_opea1e_d-up; mayioei a little later. Meyrbe» ‘. you could help me.” He was niee. and leind in his. expression. Left a New ‘Day. Bernstein and B1i!le'tt,“Sta»tionerrs, 14 IE. Finst St, ' Vemmi, N. Y. “No. we don’t -advertise at aIi.”—' Lett 3» ' .New Dary. : ‘ I I I ‘ ' C. S. McClellan and 00., Inc... GE. F‘irsttS.t.1.t.M‘t.1Vernon, N. Y. “We are local, and would not be interested in an I said, “We are both.” He was kind. Left a New Day. ‘ W ‘ V‘ - V ’ Thom McAnn Shoes, 22 So. 4th Ave., 'Mt.jVem1on, N.‘Y. “Yosu should ca.-11in to the ozﬁfiee. 1 think 'nhey"wou1d be interested. in this. The.’ OtfIfiJCe’ »IVIe1»vi111e. Shoe Co.. 555 FiffJh7AVe., New York City.” Lerft a New Day. I max, 8’ s5; 1+om1'A«;e.‘, ”1\/lit.”Ver11bn."N.«'Y. ’_i‘t":Wi«_1*1 have ' I ggto come back in the morning; the bees. is._.oL‘1t.?..’_.,.'. V Le.e’s, So. Fourth Ave.,: Mt. -Vernon, fl am not ritzize b-Qss...e11x1 I have not a1r1;f1r1one4y;" you _a;‘—e‘~1a.11:1ng ;‘:to an unprdepertous prosrpect; although I may be wi1d.i‘ng.” ' 3;v7Left a New Day. " Kitty Kelly Slwe, 14 So. 4211; Ave, Mt. ‘ Y. - “You will have to go to 161 -6111 A~ve., New.‘.¥¢rk City.” . §N.V:Y- .“iDon’t tllink we would be interested; will tell the N ‘ E ‘W D AY Dorothy s>1e1.n’s, 24 So. 4111 Ave, Mt. Vernon. N. ‘Y; “I am only a sales lady. The prqprietor is up iniWfhi'te Plains, N. Y.‘ You can see him there.” At this tim-e‘I sa—i{d- “Are " there any here‘, who act in his place when he is away?” She said, “No!” So «I left a “New Day” and came out. Then I Went bsack in again to get the address from her-of the White -1 mains. place. And they had looked at FALTHEIFS Picture on the New Day. So another lady met me “and said’, "What 'do- you went?” I said, “The ‘ ‘White Plains address.” So she made a gesture ‘on her face. as if she. was mad; her face turned RED and she said,;“We« don’t want it!” I said, “ «ay I have the ad- _dre;ss?"M She said. “No!” She was very, very antagonistic; so she must have been the proprietress. I Thank You, FATHER- nepom 011- ZACCHAEUS HOPE . A Bridgeport, Conn. Palace Market, 1322 Stratford Ave... Manager. -“C-aon’t 4 do.-a» thing. We ‘just advertised in another publication and we ean’t‘7a£'ford to A adverti-se this week,‘ ‘but come around later. Can I. buy this magazine? Come around latter and I wiill let you know it I can advertise.” East End Kosher ‘Meat .2 Poultry Ma,i'ket,. 1382 Stret- ford A1vre.. Manager. “I don’t have time to maga- zines. You will have -to ask my .We 6:on’t do any advertising at a»I1."' I ‘ A V Dr. wane: H. Vogt, 1302 stnattord Ave. , (aShak- ingwhead and _s.peakin.g this word very fa;int1y,).: in ipr. 0. 1:. Blackmsn, 1302 Stratford Awe. (“Not inter- ested. No, lady, I don't know Why.‘ Well, no.” I uauan ‘Amei-mu, Grocery. 1309 stmttom Awe, man- I V auger. “Don’t read.’ No, no ,advertisin»g.” “ C ‘ Norwalk Hat. shop, 1307 Stratford A Me. ‘*1 I cant Business is bad. If'business.was good, 0kaIy.’b’-’ David Reid Jewelry Store, "1230 Stratford ,A:ve.. “I -am not in at positionto do so.‘- Business poor. It.is.n’t, what it5ou1g:ht-‘to‘be'.” I told of F-abher Divine being a’ helper for, an mankind and he replied, “Wei-1.. what 1 need’ is business.” V ' . _<- “ ' McCarthy News Room, 1232 Stratford Awef ‘‘Can’t. I een’t afford it. I can’t even afford buy a magazine.” At this I ocffei-ed’ him a free copy. He refused. Victo_r’s Clothing Store, 1234 Stratford Ave, lviia-nager, “Sorry. I say I "am sorry because I am not buying any-. thing. I lost everything that .I had and I am sewlimg out.” .1.-,i1"°.91!! ..Y¢8.¢?@b1¢ Market-....1.236_ $"€¥.‘.3'tf_QTf_3AVe:. 0- Notthve way things are.’ "I know it.” I Newfieid Cleaaners, 1140 Stratford Ave. “How much . is this? ‘I cantake eweek. This? is a nice home.” (Re- I ., ferrinigl to Kru_m‘ Elzbow.) . " Bakunin AD:-ess & Fur Shop, 1168 Stratfoa111i- “We don’t advertise, because so manywof ‘them wiant it. We ‘made up our minds that we/n’t ‘aidrvertise. -I We do gigvev vdoiie-tions but we don’t advertise.” ‘ , Candy. .Sh4op_,‘_119O“ Straiiomd A<ve., .Mza.nea1ge1'-.b _»“_N«ot new, "1ady.~ . . Lo/this wammm Dairy Products, i122z's1ra3c1o«1-a ‘Me. '1 . me s f “I” . .3. 3 . i I I 3 1 I . 3‘ . ‘ I f ! I i D i I \ May 13:11, 1939 A.D.F.D. ‘ T 11 e N E W- 1) A Y " I 109 REPORTS OF GOLDEN LIGHT . ploymenit agencies.t Mr. Grant said Farther Divine is do- NEW YORK Cfm mg many good things, and that his plan is right, but that I ‘I it would be siiicid-e for him to run his sagenscyas Fa-their advocaxtes. He = said the madames will not pasy, so he has to charge the employees. He admitted Father’s Way is right, but he did not think that it could be done, esspeci--» wily now with them discriminating aegainst .. .. . at the World’s Fair, etc. At first he thought We did not want him to advertise. I told him it was up to him, but I wanted him to know what Father had said. and was doing. He had had so~«c»a;1»1ed Fo=1'1-owers; coming in ayp;p-a«ren=t1~y since the messages had been given, and had not known anrymliing Harlem Stationery Co, 1785 Lexington Ave, N. Y. C. This is a wholesale stationery ‘co. withtvezry low prices. Miss Victory Luke had. asked me to oaalvl. The man asked to have me come back after he had coansild-ered it. When I returned he took an ad for two weeks although he said they didn’t feel that they would get much rwuilts. But when I went the next week to collect, a sister went with me who purchased quite a bit as prices are about half of Whait she had been paaying. Thank You, Feather. M G.-mnt’s Employment Agency, 103 West 131st St. N. Y. Cf \ I Was rewriting contr.a.cts and so I explained to 1VDr.vGra-nt had been Said‘ VH9 Signed another °'°mra'ct for 13 W mare what Father had. said in a recent message concerning em-v Week?» and Said 108‘ WUUM C011‘tinu€ as 10'11I.§§ 35 he Saw i 9 J 4. A: .J‘L»«- —->—-..«—~—-Im_;.- L Copyright, 1939, by New Day Publishing Co. . ' (Enlarged copy of the new PEACE sticker) (Exact size of sticl§er—-2 114 x 1 3i8”—-White doves and lettering‘ set on a green background.) PEACE STAMPS AVAILABLE i I As a result of the numerous inquiries to obtain the PEACE STAMPS, a facsimile of which is printed above, we are happy to say these requests can now befilled, in lots of = 100. . h V ;<:_ 100 PEACE STAMPS at 25c plus postage. 6c domes-tic. \4 i M _ _ _ t _ . ‘ 8c foreign. ‘ A ' I ‘ Wethank You, FATHER. 11o . A rneunw DAY May 13:11‘, 1939 A.o.irj.1)é", A results. It is wonderfrul. He said he had had some won- derful. result; from his advertising. Amity Employment Agency, 135-450 Rooeevelrt Ave, Flushing‘, N. Y. I had the Inessauge ready to show him when I went in... He im:mediatelly asked if it were true and I slooxved him Fasther’r_s message. The-y ezgreesd it was a won- derfurl ideal-, but they could not carry it out as the other agency in Flliishing would not do it, and their business was too small. He had connsi«der~e4d it last Fall. He "said the State Agenacies seem to be taking over the work and they may have to close. They could not co-natinue to ad- vertise unless Father changed and I told them Farther never ch»a«ng'ed. . Eastman Gains School, 441 Lexington Avenue, N. Y. C. ’ Miss Bunch of Love asked me to call on Miss Loblein, head of the schooll, as she had‘ exlpresvsred a .Wl‘l)1l.I11g1'1€SS to advertise. But wihen I met her she said they could not wadvemtise this school becauae it is credited and it is against thelaw to advertise them. But she had shown her cooperation by taking and ad a fem/{weeks before for the Was{l1~ington Business I~nstitutei._ which I take it, she also operertes. ‘ PEACE We thank You, LFATHER PEAQE EUNCH ROOM Delicious Meals served in Father’s Mind and Spirit 19 WEST 117th STREET New York City DOMESTIC: $15.00 -—-— $25.00 per week DAY WORKERS: 40c to 50c per hour plus carfare. WINDOW WASHERS : rience and profession. "" ’‘ rlem 7-8124 ATTENTION" NEW DAY ADVERTISERS! The following COOPERATIVE suggestion comes from a number of NEW DAY readers~«- YOUR PROSPECTIVE. CUSTOMERS: That each advertiser place a current copy of the NEW DAY in his front window. This will identify the advertiser to the Follower at the POINT "OF PURCHASE-—-instead’ of necessitating a long Search through the magazine, also it would ben- efit those shopping who do not have a NEW DAY with them at that particular time. Thank You, FATHER, PLOYMENT sERvic;Eax'rE:No£o names TO ALL REAEERS OF THE NEW DAY We secure and supply positionsfor the following types of help: (Men) 15c ——-— 25c ‘per window and up. . MECHANICS -— CHAUFFEURS —— CHAUFFEUSES -— STENOGRAPHERS & OTHER OFFICE HELP -—~ MAIDS —~— BUTLERS —- GOVERNESSES —— GRADUATE NURSES -—— PRACTICAL NURSES -——- COMPANIONS -— CATERERS --— SOCIAL SECRETARIES '-—- TUTORS AND ' p _ OTHER PROFESSIONALS. A ~ Prices by no means limited to $25.00 per week, as workers receive Wages according to expe- This courtesy is_ Without discrimination as to race, creed or color -— absolutely Without charge or fee of any land to either employer or employee. LEhigh 4-3042 (These telephone numbers are for New YorkCity readers. _ » soul?-Of-l3OWI1 readers call Peace Mission Exteneion nearest your colnynunity-_} A THANK pp YOU, Fnrnnap ;_ PEACE - Thank You, FATHER PEACE DENING ROQM ~ \ With Brothers’ & Sisters’ Quarters Occupying the Rest of the Building at 169 WILLOUGHBY STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. Thank You, FATHER LOUES WILLEAMS Fresh Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds. CENTRAL MARKET A 9 West '115th street A 12 West 116th Street PEACE New York City PEACE We thank You. FATHER Peace Mission Extension For Sisters MEALS SERVED '10c. and 15c. in ‘ FATHER’S Mind and Spirit PEACE LOVE 251 NORFOLK STREET Newark, N. J. 4; Monument 2.2386 I —2.L_;s:.. ,‘ A May 11:11, 1939. A.D.F.D. ‘The_NEWDAY”_ Now Arrrnninc IN THE NEW DAY . NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL 13‘. W. Woolworth Loft’s Candy Mutual Biscuit Company Silvercup Bread . Beech Nut Products H. L. Green, Inc, McCrory’s NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. Apartments C_hildren’s Extension Little Brothers’ Quarter Auto Accessories &_ Repairing Gotham Motors Safeway Busses Glidden-Buick a Peace Auto Repair Reality Auto Repair . Peace Mission Tire Shop ‘ West End Auto Simons Auto Supply Alexander Mo-tors BAKERIES Alleyne’s Bakery Fischer Baking Co. Newton Bakery %a3;stele lgreadt C u ua iscui ompan Bitler Bros. y Silvercup Bread» BARBER-S Peace Barber Shop Prosperity Barber Shop BEDDING Steinberg Mattress .Kornheiser . Center Mattress Company BEVERAGES A & J Bottling Works M. H. Myers BOOK STORE Barnes & Noble BRUSHES ~ Fuller Brush Company COAL & ICE Saverio Scarola Ice Co. Peace‘ Cooperative Luca Balenzano , Springhurst Ice & Coal CONFEQTIONERY »& SUPPLIES Sam Reinah Hershey Ice Cream C0,. Pilgrim Hy Grade Ice Cream Loft’s Peace Candy Kitchen DAIRY Trinity Dairy Company Ideal Dairy DENTISTS 85 DENTAL SURGEONS Dr. William Veal Dr. Payne . Dr. M. M. Wolfe Dr. Bloom Dentist Inc. Dr. A. M. Russack Dr. Nathan Fox Dr. M. B. Levine Dr. D. Shapero Dr, Harold Morse ‘ Dr. A. Wolfson Drs. Newman & Kessler Dr. I. M. Lachs IJEI-‘AB.'1‘MEN'l.‘ i sronns Ludwig Bauman Lenox Department Store Barney’s Department Store Huttner’s S . McCrory’s‘ H, L. Green 00., Inc. Fifth Avenue Fair A F, W. Woolworth > , | B L & M Dept Store W. T, Grant La.zar’s Department Store Rothman’s Department Store S. ‘H. Kress ' . S. & M, Dept.- Store Kantet-‘s Department Store. Blumstein’s DRESSMAKING an SUPPLIES Dressmaking & Remodeling ‘ Isiah Remodeling 8: Repairing R. Sukoff * DRY GOODS Z Roginsky A. & S.»Piece Goods David Lipshitz Jack Schickler B. Goodglass Morris Olshin Carol’s Silk Store Electrical Supplies & Novelties * Hygrade Electrical Novelty Company Employment Agencies Grant's FLORISTS Berkele Florist Lenox ‘lorist Tryfores Florists EXPRESS Robert I-Iampton FOOD, FRUIT-VEGETABLES Mitche1l’s Food Market H. Fliegler L. Kirchenbaum Biven’s Food Center Continually Thank YOU, FATHER Fair Price Food. Market Peace Food Store Peaceful Peace Roseni‘eld’s Pure Foods Louis Williams Joseph Metza. Peace Fruit & Vegetables Schnabel’s Fruit Co. World Meat Market Johnny’s Food Market London’s M. H. Beck FURNITURE Spatz Furniture Department Victor Kay Furniture Co. Henry’s . GENERAL CONTRACTOR Thompson Ferguson Gavin GROCERIES Fart-ell’s Grocery José Rivera General Trading Pier’s Grocery N. Goldberger 7 T. J. Krikorian 8: Son Shevland Bros. Bob’s Grocery‘ Daniel Reeves Peace Grocery Peace Bargains HARDWARE & SUPPLIES Benny’s Cut Rate S. Lowenstein J . Feldman ' Young’s Hardware Rosenfeld Bros. INSTRUCTON Combination Business ‘School Checker‘ Auto School iwashinlgton Business Institute S JEWELRY a One Dollar Watch Company Empire Jewelry Company Sterling Jewelry Company I-Ierbert’s Jewelry Shop MEN’S FURNISHINGS LADIJEPS WEAR Bernard Nash Furri-er Fur Coats I-I. Kaufman Goodwear Trunlm Arn01d’s El & Be . Ladies’ Shop‘ V Globe Fur Traders Strickler's Ritzy Dress Shop Ann’s Specialty Shop Bishop’s / Heitner’s Specialty Shop T Princess Pat Dresses Sacks Corset Shops Orkin’s G-reenfields Smile Corset Shop Lerner’s « Park Avenue Variety Shop Peace Knitting Works Criterion LAUNDRIES , Lovey Hand Laundry Peace Laundry Sarah's Hand Laundry Belstrat Laundry LEATHER GOODS eta. Sam Ader Star Trunk Co. Goodwear Trunk Linens & Laces Sultan’s Linen Stereo LUMBER & BUILDING MAT. Acme Tile & Marble Universal Roofing Company Darrow Lumber Company Donnelly-Nash Lumber Company John Eagen Lumber Co, _ Kobie Trading Company Cuggy Lumber Company MEATS Aviles Frank Market Sea Foods Peace Fish & Fruit People's Meat Market Economy Fish Market Peace Pork Store A . Quality Meat Market * . Poultry I¢;gng’s Mkt. A .‘ Harry Iirafmer Wi11iam’s Meat Market Washiiigton Beet Company S. & H. Market Westchester Hotel Supply Wor1d’s Meat Market» Fiveson Provision Company Regent Meat Market . ‘ Harrison & Porcha A. J, Lester Lawrence’s Nobby Men.’s Shop Wolko Tailors Paris Pratical Hatter Robinfs Men's Store Reval Knox Shops Asofsky Park Avenue Variety Harlem Clothing Company S S _ T. ; Greenwald ’ ‘ ' , ‘ e . \ Gent's Wear ‘ A ’; Huttner’s _ v “r i_ Barash’s Army & Navy Store . _. ; Backer . T T * Town Hats A \ Peace Knitting Works Curley’s Clothes MILLINERY & SUPPLIES Heitner’s Millinery ; 7.. In ; Little Inspiration Milli-nery 4 A . Peace Millinery ‘ . Sylviana Millinery P I ’ T ~ Dorrisse" j . V P g ~ _ ,, T l 4 112 Kata Berk Hats _ Divine Peace Mission Hats l_ Manhattan Millinery & Supplies Adams Millinery MORTICIANS Henry W, Payne OFFICE SUPPLIES Harlem Stationery Covmspany Harlem Typewriter Co. Typewriter Exchange Brause Brothers OPTOMETRIST Dr‘. L. Witter! Dr. Ruderman A PAINTERS Peace Star Workers Bengal Union Paint C. & I. Weis~man Empire State Paint PAPER DEALERS Hearts. Paper Company PLUMBING S5 SUPPLIES Em.ma,nuel Katz Inc. Rex Supply Company PRODUCE MERCHANT G. V. Williams Abel & Sandler Jacob Goldberg Physician 8; Surgeon Dr. Gerald A. Spencer Public Market Ton’s Market PUMPS Pioneer Air Compreeeonr Radios & Repairs ‘Peace Radio Repair‘ REAL nsrmrn J. Allick RESTAURANTS Cooperative Peace Imneh Peace Meals ‘Virginia Lunch ?Pea.ce Restaurant Peace Modesty Dining Room Sweet Shop & Delicatessen. . The Green Peace Dining Room» E. O. Littlejohn Cooperative Dining Room Peace ‘To The World Peace Lunch , Peace Dining Room Busy Bee eace Restaurant Rug Cleaning Sunshine Cleaners & Dyers SEWING MACHINES White Sewing Machine Company Independent Sewing Machine Supplies SHOES Foot Saver Shoes Red Cross Shoes Ideal Shoes Goldy V Shoes Siege1’s Shoes Stately Health Shoes White Cross Shoes Ra,1ph’s Bootery Aa.ron’s Bo-otery Davin. Shoes Ber-Shanfs Boston Shoe Enna Jettick Shoes Ground Gripper Shoes Kra.mer’s Shoe Shop SHOE REPAIRING Etc. Ground. Gripper Garlock Leather Leo Kaufman Chalifs Son Peace Shoe Repairing Peace Shoe Shining Parlors (30. Peace Tailor 6: shoe shop J esue Pombo Shine The NEW DAY TAILORS o CLEANERS Daniels & Co. ‘ Reliable 7th Avenue '1‘a.i»lo-rs Lenox Hat Cleaning Angel.’s Cleaners & Dyers Spic & Span Valet Service Shannorfs Quick Service Valet Sam Lefton “Peace Tailor & Shoe Shop Peace Tailor Shop Sunshine Cleaners ‘May. the Tailor A Supreme Cleaners BROOKLYN N’. Y. Southern Lumber Mrs. Ericson’s Agency J. J. Hart, Realtor W. J. Jordan Real Estate Dry Doak Coal Dudley C, Darnley Jack’s Army & Navy‘ Zimets Empire Meat S. & J. Station Universal Pea.cetDining Room V igflctew DealE Mea .apiro’s mplo ment A enc B & M Cleanersy g y Dean Poultry Company Harlem Meat Market Ilyogreisslgxlre I_Mea,tbiMarket i epena e lum n S '~ Fishman Paint g uppy A. Malkin Acme Employment Agency We Supply The Peace Restauran Taystee Bread HIGH FALLS, N. Y. Economy Store Walter ‘Davenport KINGSTON, N. 12', Quality Baxnanas HEW ROCHELLE, N. 1“. Peace Restaurant SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Peace Exchange NEW PALTZ, N. ‘L Lane & Sargent YONKERS, N. ‘Y. Frederick Klein Peace Restaurant Frank’s Quality Foods GREAT NECK,’ L. I. Albert Antor IN WOOD L. I. Peace Dining Room JAMAICA, L. I. Grennan Bakery LONG ISLAND CITY, L. I. Mayflower Ice Cream Co. JERSEY CITY, N. J. Dr. Mayberry NEWARK, N, J. Peace Specialty Shop Martin Packing Real Hand Laundry Wells Bros. United Grocery .'Betty’s Millinery Music Studio Ann.’s Dress Shop‘ Stove Maniifacturens 1. Keller Barr Bros. Margie’s Hat Shop Mlagliacano Samuel Peace Sam’s Market Starshoes United Coffee Roasters i may 13:11, 3939 A.D.r.n, »Sam’s Neighborhood Stores it Peace Mission For ’Sisteafs" V Cooperative Peace Grocery Peace Department Store" Tree's pNut & Candy Market Peace ‘Lunch Room Co-o erative Fish Market Iron ound Mattress Supreme Market Finkelstein’s Famous Shoe Store» W. T. Grant ORANGE, N. J. Carol's Super Market Peace Mission Co—worke!_'s Plan Bloomﬁeld, N. J. Brookdale Beverages BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Johnny Liptak’s Ann's Cleaners I-Iawle Schools J Folan Ice Cream Co. BOSTON, Mass. Dominick Plziferri Chas D. Blake Pianos Rozen’s Market CHICAGO, Ill. Gregory's Sausage Master Cleaners Winter & Sons . Marquette Rhodes Lau-no Maurice Eeins 1 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA‘ l 2 Fashion Quality Tailon Dante Bakery V ColIin’s Company -National Sea‘ Foods Prosperity Barber Shop Thor Eggs Western Dry Goods Allison Coffee Company Rykoff and Co. Jefferson Meat Company Peace. Paint Store Brothers’ and Sisters’ Shoe Shine General Electric Radio Valle Maid Ice Cream Reve ation . Water Puriﬁer 00.’ i Father Divine Peace Restaurant p BALDWIN PARK, Calif. Fred J. Beaudreau ‘ John R. Miller , Ridgeway Qua.lity.Ma.rket SOQUEL, Calif. Cunnison Bros, Inc. OAKLAND Calif Chas. Baker Mortuary Hudson Funeral Home Farmer Bros.’ Mizote Grocery PHILADELPHIA rennn. Ba.rfleld’s Quaker City Tailors R. Patone Integrity Coat & Apron Company Peace Cooperative Dining Room Broadway» Meat Market « Giunta Lawrence Mill Peace Dining Room Peace Restaurant’ Shuster & Grossmane Good Will Bakery Scotch Ginger Ale Morris Frank 03., Inc. Benjamin Rosen MONEIIREAL, Canada B. N, Wharton SEAIILE, Augusvtall-Ioltneiter ,_..,_/ -age cylisndet. " May418t.hf.,;1913.9 2*\.‘n‘.m*gI); % HINTS TO 'CIN~G OVER YOUR " The foiﬂowiyng Vhin~’_rs"_—may h:é1q) Whex'1 t:heck- ing over the mﬁachan-ic-él condition your car: It ﬁne poinitzs of 5 plug away or “whisker,” the trouble may be _b1’;.eirt,-they are ~made out unsui‘ta.-ble mazberialg »4aJ_z_'e - .L1;qo—‘_ t1H1in, or mat the motor is too “Hot” fof '7ﬂha:t‘ particular style of plug. A weak‘ lik-elxy to ca»us_e thisf_t1?f(iwb1e. The 3K:.iC‘i1 1'1e've1 in a storage battery should be.c1;»ecked1_1aft*least once evevy two weeks if ,considera;b1g'._4d;*i3rinag is done, and the ‘amps oi t!xe__c\e11S..”.§1iQuld‘ be kept dry, or electrical 1ea_kage 'vyi1‘1 occur. A ' lamp bulb that fails to; give" t2he?sa¢1'ie‘.'i11um- inating power as before may bed-ue_ to a % run-down battery. but té vibration causing the filaments to sag out of f center with ﬁhe re- » ﬂector. As 1-amp reflectors arexeasily scr=a«hcz‘ned, ‘ they should be polished wisﬂh a soft ‘ chamois moistened with gasoline and dipped 5:51 muge powder. If the tips~of~ﬂ1~e~' oon:ta_ct4b1fea:ke_‘r poinits become completely oﬁf,’ repeatedly ﬁl- ing ends at ;tbe~.~s'bee1 Isarews~:brig*ht.—...eu~ able you to get home osr to ;j‘clrge‘-nearest‘-_sew-ice When pulling or‘ recondi- tioning old ones, be .that"ﬂ1ey chase pro- g, ~pe-sly. They shcvwld " conrtact .o_ver— entiane . area 0: the faces. Toﬂherwise difzfiauult starting, ring, and burning will ‘result. when the r// bum to a yellowish -anoe it indicates ‘trauma.’ ‘ Haw of any bioek wﬁh a black _ mm £a1wmc»n3s intlamd to a hi avvtube fmm Va star-V \ The NEW l1)"A'-Y’ cam or 12 cawmasa uuwesam a PAYING Aaorrmaﬁs ill TNQ UNNQRS lMmcA-ma -as me mama seN'ruMeN;'r ma —mm~m nu ma wnsraen mack RELATIONS Acm % me M051‘ R6csN1' pout. OF PUBLIC. OPINION suaws va _ 3 on cHANees.McH A?£¢£'DW6 pan on asomza. .. Rﬁcenml mar communism wens . dam A cm 10 morassnoum. 1o‘ “res; As srupuugatc ( In ma waooumouopeacv-I epooomoo .; auromoanss :1” us ssnmmao mm? ms AGRICULTURAL vacuum-5 mom A MM-mIg.uoN unis has usao. '95 IN swan OWUD ' ‘ = NTIN6 ‘ ‘ SENT/MEN?’ HEW ‘IORWF00 ’'.x % . Righteousness, ' Justice and Truth We %AiF.1:I%\,'r_::I.,£;n.“ 2 18: 3A§IVaisizes E §tyEe§ ch‘. 111 i110 P. W’ H 1- 3‘ 3:‘. w ., w. eat A F‘ J S’ Peace Dial Log‘ WMCA 5703 WINS 1180; W?NE‘W_ 1250 wmr .660: WJZ 766; WABC rseo; won 710; WBIL S 1100; WHN 1010'; y A " Aimws § 2 . DAILY EXCEPT. sUNi5Ar 1:30-4-a. m.-—«’W'OR News > 6:25——WOR Joe’ Bier _7:15-—-WJZ Esso Radio 9:40--WEAF‘ Press Radio 9:4e5—-WHN News Summary. 9:55—WJZ Press Radio 12:00-——«m;.--WI-IN News 12:15—-p.m.——WMCA. News 12:25--p.m.--IWJZ Esso News y!2:30—-p.rn..-—-WI-IN News I2:30——WOR Mark Hawley 4:00--WOR V. Connolly ‘ 5:00———WOR V. ‘Connolly 5:10--—WJ Z Press Radio 6:00—-WINS Globetrottery 6:254.-WEAF Press Radio V 6:80~——WOR News 6:45-WI-IN. News Review 6:45-—WJZ Lowelll Thomas 5 *7:3o—-WHN News 9:00-—WOR Galb. Heatter 10:45--WI-IN Review Day’s News 11:00—-WOR Arthur Hale 11:25-—WEAF United Press _ SUNDAY 2 . May 21.5%; X § .8330--WAAT. Quartet 9:00 WINS Quartet 9:45~—ea.1n.-WHN News, 10:00--a.m..-—WOR News, 12:00~—~m.-—‘WOR Chicago Round " ' ‘ Table Talk, ~ 12:oo——m.———WJz Radio City conceit 12:30—--WLEAF University of Chicago 1:30-—-WOR Salute of The Nations 3:00—-_—WABC Symphonic Music 4:30--WEAF The World is Yours ' 4:45-—p.m.-—-WHN News, i5:0O—-WJZ Metropolitan Opera V, ? 5:30———WABC Ben Bernie ‘ » 5:30-—-WEAF Spelling Bee i 7:00-—WEAF Jello 7:30--WOR News 8:00-—p.m.--WBIL News, 8:00-—WOR V Forum of the Air 8:0O~—~WEAF Chase & Sanborn .: ii 9:00-:—p.m.—--WMCA News, i9:0O——WMCAi Five Star Final 9130-—WJ Z ‘W Walter Winchell ‘ 10:01):-——.WLJ'Z Spitalny Orch. " P 1_o;ojo—-—WiAi3c Robert Benchley ' - 10:30::-WABC V. Kaltenborn *‘7 N ” J ‘£09-§?3«gIn;-'-+WABC f'V;fLiopez Crch. ' ‘ 1o;3Q--;+W_.iZi;J Deftnoiraicy -- , _ _ “ Th e“N Ewes DAY Monnar 7 May 23nd ‘8A:0O-4a.m.—-WABC Odd Side of News 8:v15—-WNYC State Employment Service ‘ 9:45-——WEAF Gospel. Singer _ 3:O__0—-—P.M.—~WABC Symphony H , 4:00——WABC Male Quartet 5:00-WOR Women in ‘the’ News 5:15-—i—p.m.—-WNEW News, 6:00—WEAF ‘Science in... the News 6:45———p.m.—-wJz—Nei'»vs, ’ ' '7:15——WMCA Five Star Final‘ 7:15—.TWEAF Edwin C,._I-Iill 7:30-—WABC Eddie‘ Cantor 7:45--p.I_n.-—WBIL News, _ 7:45—WJZ Science on the March 8:00———WABC Cavalcade of America" 8:O0——WEAF Al Pearce 9:00--WEAF Spitalny’s Orch. 9:00—--WABC Lux -Radio ,,Theatre 10:00——WJZ True or False 10:00-—WEAF Carnation‘. Program 11‘.00——WABC’ John 13. Kennedy 12:00—-—WOR BM Bernie Orch. TUESDAY V May 23rd 8:00--am.-—WABC Oddities in? News 9:30-—WJZ Breakfast Club 9145-WEAF Gospel Singer 2:0O——a,m.——WJZ Science 3:00—-WOR Martha Deane 6:30--WABC Bob Trout 7:30--WOR Don’t You Believe It 8:00-WEAFV Variety Show 8:30--WJZ Informastione Please . 9:00——WA.‘BC We, the People 9:30-WABC Benny Good-man-’s Orch. V V V 10:00L—WEAF Bob Hope, Comedian WEDNESDAY May 24th A 8:00-—a.m.-—WABC News Oddities 8:15~.—WABC‘ WABC Male Quartet 9245--WEA.F Gospel Singer 11:00—~WOR Woman’s Page ~ 12:30—-WJZ Farm Home Hour 2:30-—WABC American School ' or Air 7 ‘ 5:00e—WOR Women Make the News 6:30-——WABC Bob Trout 7:15-i—WEAF Edwin C. Hisii --7215--WMCA Five Star Final 7:30—.-WABC Ask It Basket 8:30-—v-;WA,BC Patti »Whiteima:n, Orch. 8:30‘———WJ,Z Hobby Loblgy 9:00--.-WOR Gabriel ‘I-Ieatter f9:op§—_WEAF Town jI-Ial-l_ S P *10:00——~WABC Edgar r-Guest : a Mayiaihg i1939~A—.D.F.1); S - 'rHUnsnAY . \ my 25th 8200-l—a.m.--News Oddities i 8:15--WABC Male .Qu-Vartet 9:45-‘~WEAF Gospel Singer 12:00-—‘m.—~WJZ Male Quartet _ 2;15——p.m.—wABc‘ Enoch Light oi-ch. 2:3O4—WABC School ‘lot the Air 3:30—+WABC Orchestra 1 5:00-—WABC Questions Before the Senate ' 5V:45—-PWOR European News 6:00—‘—WEAF Metro, Program .' 7:15-—WEAF Vocal Varieties ’ 7:15-—WMCA Five Star Final 7:30—-WABC Joe Penner 8:00—WABC Kate Smith 8200-—WEAF Rudy Vallee 9:30——,-WJZ America’s Town A Meeting 10:00-—WEAF Kraft Music Hall ' FRIDAY May 756th 8:15-—a.m.—-WJZN Quartet ' ” 9:0O—WOR Singer ‘ 10:00—y-S-W013 Quartet 10:00—-—WOR School of ‘the’ Air 1l:00—WOR 'Wo-men’s Page 12:00——Noon—-—WEAF Arlington time Signals 1:t5-——p.m.-——WJZ Goodyear Farm News I 6:30?--p.m.—WOR News, 7215-WOR Answer Man 7:15——Fivei S—tar Final 7:30-—WABC -Wonder Show 8:00-—WiEAF Cities Service Concert 8:30——WABC Burns & Allen 9:00-—p.m.-—-WOR News, 9:30--WJZ March of Time 10:O0——WEAF Guy Lombardo’s Orch. SATURDAY May 27th . E ' 7:05-a.m,--WIN S Musical ‘NI-Iou=r 8:15-—WABC Eton Quartet 9:05—WJZ Breakfast Club 9:45——-WEAF Gospel Singer 11:15»-WOR Hayden Planetarium 2:00-——p.m.--WEAF M Metropolitan I S v .Opera C N “ 5:00--p.m.—-—iWOR . News, 6:00——WEAF Comedy 7:15--WOR European News ’7:30—-p_.m.—-WHN. News, C A8;00-—WEAF Quaker Party 8:30-—-WABC Prof. Quiz N 8:30+WEAr. Fred Wei-ingf 9:O0—’-WJ Z National Barn _Dan{ce ‘ V « 9:00—-—WEAAFM Quiz Program 10;O0—M—-WAB'fC .Hit ‘Parade ‘ ‘ 1?o‘:q'o—'—vi;r.I;ze_ _ sympiioiiyy _ Orchestra ‘ :10:45——WNEW ; Parade s xx May 18th, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY PEACE: If Your Fe-et Hurt. We Can Help You Sole Agent for the GENUINE LOU-PEDIC ARCH SUPPORT SIEGELS SHOES 72 East 125th Street, N. Y. C. PEACE We Thank You, FATHER ProsperityBarber Shop Shoe Repairing (Shop IN THE REAR — SHOE 270 Lenox Ave, SHINE 3c PEACE to All The World SEA FOODS Fresh Supply Received Daily Orders Promptly Delivered 5 VVEST 118th ST., N. Y. C. ' Bet. 5th & Lenox Tel. HA 7-9626 T R O U S E R 5 To MATCH COAT or VEST Complete assortment of Herringbones, Gabardines Tweeds and Summer Slacks readv to wear, at Reduced Prices WOLKO TAILORS Opp. N. Y. Edison Co., 37 WEST 125th ST. N. Y. City l’l'mne: AU. 3-7880 PEACE WEST END AUTO SERVICE Repair All Makes of Cars. — Specialize in Packards. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FATI—IER’S FOLLOWERS 615 WEST 133rd STREET NEW YORK CITY Phone MO. Haven 9-4177 Luca Balenzano ICE - coAL 313 EAST 133111 STREET New York City PEACE: Open Sundays—12 to 7. Checks Cashed , FIFTH AVENUE FAIR FIFTH AVENUE STYLE CENTER Harlem's Most Complete Dept. Store Coats — Sportswear — Suits — Dresses Adults’ Pants & Shirts, $1.00 up I362 FIFTH AVENUE 113th & 114th Sts. M Onument 2-1717 PEACE LAZAR’$ SILKS —— DRESS GOODS — WHITE GOODS CURTAINS and DRAPERIES Furniture Covers, etc. 300 WEST 125th STREET Corner 8th Avenue New York City Tel. TRafa1gar 4-5494 Eerkeley Floral Shop FRESH FLOWERS & PLANTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Special Rate to Followers , 527 COLUMBUS AVE., N. Y. C. Bet. 85th and 86th Sts. Peace MO. 2-1343 PEACE .ANN’$ SPECIALTY SHOP HOSIERY . UNIFORMS . CORSETS LOOK FOR OUR DAILY SPECIALS I38 LENOX AVE., Bet. 116th & 117th Sts.. N. Y. C. PEACE Alexander Motors Select Used Cars All Makes of Cars. Prices from $15 to $800 79 McCombs Place 1 Block E. 8th Ave. & 152nd St., N. Y. C. Tel. ED. 4-7590 We Thank You, FATHER Peace Fish, Fruit & Vegetable Market 262 LENOX AVE., Near 123rd St., N. Y. C. l‘el. l\/I'Onument 2-1747 THANK YOU, FATHER BARASCH’S Army & Navy Store 305 WEST 125 ST. Near 8th Ave. PEACE N. Y. C. Thank You, FATHER ﬂnrrzv" Famous A for Better COATS —— SUITS —— DRESSES 29 EAST 125th STREET, Bet. 5th and Mad. Aves., N. Y. o. PEACE Tel. U<NiverSity 4-3170 Combination usness School Summer session begins July 5th COMPLETE COURSE. $5 Monthly 139 WEST 125th STREET New York City Tel. UN 4-7647 PEACE REALITY AUTO REPAIR Repairs on All Cars, Trucks,‘ Buses 24-Hour Service — 2 Blocks from “New Day” Office Specials Spring tune up service 203‘WEST 128th ST. _ ~ N. Y. Cit!’ 116 FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION Kingdoms, Extensions and Connections Under FATHER'S Personal Jurisdiction NEVV YORK CITY, N. Y. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Headquarters. and Office. 36-38 W. 123rd St., 'I‘el,: I-IA 7-8124. REV, M. J. DIVINE. 152-160 W. 126th St. Tel.: MO 2-2386. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 1887-9 Madison Ave, REV. M. J. DIVINE, Annex, 24 W. 115th Street. REV. M, J. DIVINE, Grocery Store, 26 West 115th St. , 2 EV. J. DIVINE, 34 W. 115th St, J. DIVINE, 36 W. 115th St. J. DIVINE, 204 W. 63rd St, . DIVINE, 239 W. 113th St. . DIVINE, 58 W. 114th St, , DIVINE, 27 W. 114th St. . DIVINE, 15 W. 115th St, DIVINE, 50 W. 115th St. DIVINE, 103 W. 117th St, . . DIVINE, 183 Lenox Ave. . M. J. DIVINE, 59 E, 122nd St. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 25 & 29 W 126th St. . REV. M. J. DIVINE, 61 E. 130th St. DIVINE, l6 W. 131st St, 5.3.5%‘3S5.3.§5 uagmhmu REV. M. J. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 203 W. 139th St. Peace Mission Garages, 16-18-20-22-30 & 32 West 144th St. — Tel. AU. 3-9258, 43 West 143rd St. NEW PALTZ, N. Y. 1,5 Mile W. of City, Lake Mohawk Rd. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 468-470 Broad St. MILFORD, CONN. REV. M, J. DIVINE, 17 ~Gunn St. SAVILLE, LONG ISLAND REV. M, J, DIVINE, I-Ieadquarters, 72 Macon Street. other Peace Missions, Extensions and Connections: ALABAMA ENTERPRISE -—- Baptist I-Iill, Carry Hutchinson. ARIZONA 1207 W. Adams St_, Phoenix. AUSTRALIA Mrs. G. Malm, 308 George St., Sydney. Australian Temperance Hall, Russell St., Melbourne. Private addess—CMrs. C. Cox, 169 Beach ‘Road, Mentonc, Victoria. - Lyson St. Carlton. Victoria, Miss Mc- Ilroy. James P. Allen, 59 Naple Road, Victoria. BRITISH WEST INDIES Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I. Westbury New Rd., Barbados. James Street, Barbados. _ HTS-, Smlth. Chapman's Cross Road, Bridgetown, Barbados, CALIFORNIA 311% Hayes St., San Francisco. 1828 Ellis Street, San Francisco. 821 Pacific Ave., San Francisco. 1483-1485 8th St., cor. Chester, Oakland. 964 , Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles. 1777 West_ 35th Place, Los Angeles, Miss Marie Harmony, Agent, 1102 11:, Adams Blvd., Los Angeles. 2802 So. Central Ave., Los Angeles. Grace Unity. Agent, 588 W. Claremont St.. Pasadena. 21 Roberts St., Santa Cruz, -170 Higgins Ave., The NEW DAY 3427 Florence St., San Diego. 258 So. 2nd Street, San Jose. 708 14th St., Modesto. Rte. 3, Box 46, So. Park, Santa Rosa. CANADA 263 Broadview Ave., Toronto. 1116 Broad St., Room 20, Victoria, B. C. 1454 St. Antoine St., Montreal, Winnipeg, Man. 1010 Bturnaby St., Vancouver, B. C., e .. n . 1075 Denman St., Vancouver, B. C. 840 Gore Ave., Vancouver, 13, C. COLORADO 2858 California St., Denver 1201 West Pikes Peak Ave., Colorado Springs DISTRICT OF COLUMJSIA 534 Harvard St., N. W., 1113 “O” St., N. W., Washingto-n. FLORIDA 15th St., Miami. 5th Pl., Miami. GEORGIA 734 E. Bolton St., Savannah. 511 E, 31st St., Savannah. ILLINOIS 4529 Forrestville Ave., Chicago. 206 E, 55th St., Chicago. 4628 Dearbon St., Chicago. KANSAS 534 Golden Ave., Topeka. I MARYLAND 823 N. Arlington Ave., Baltimore. 1001 Argyle Ave., Baltimore. MASSACHUSETTS 150 Lenox St_, Boston. 312 Columbus Ave., Boston. 229 W, Canton St., Boston. MINNESOTA 735 So. Smith Ave., St. Paul. 3142 N. E. Lincoln St., Minneapolis. 12 South 9th St., Minneapolis. MISSOURI 2750 Clark Ave., St. Louis. 1123 No. 13th St., St, Louis. NEBRAS 2877 Wirt St., Omaha. ‘ NEW JERSEY 326 Mulberry St., Newark. 28-30 Beacon St., Newark. 251 Norfolk St_, Newark. 220 Mulberry St., Newark. 364 Mulberry St., Newark. 135 Broome St., Newark, 1130 Adams St., Asbury Park. 1820 Greenwood Ave., Ne tune. 111 Pennsylvania Ave., ' antville. 148 Bond St. Elizabeth. 20 Willard Place, Montclair. 534 N. W. 2169 N. W. 1271 Washington Street, Rahway. 417 Rahway Avenue, Westfield. 801 St. George Ave., Roselle. 43 Schureman St., New Brunswick. 119 York St., Jersey City. Divine Hotel and Auditorium, 50 Marshall St., Elizabethport. 23 Ege' Ave. Jersey City NEW YORK . .. 13 W. 131st Street, N, Y. C. 69 Osborn St., Brooklyn. 541 Classon Ave., Brooklyn. 414 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn. 204-25 45th Drive, Bayside. 110-34 Union Hall St., J I 107th Ave. & 171st St., 159-04 So. Rd, Jamaica, 107-01 159th St., Jamaica. 749 Bayview Ave., Inwood, L. I. Washington. May 18:11, 1939 A.D.F.D.i‘ 7 Bay St., Oyster Bay. Derport Road, Huntington. 25 Udell Drive, Manhassett. 43 Winchester St., White Plains. 155 William St., Buffalo, Peace Exchange Route 2, Box 72, Saugerties. NQRTII CAROLINA 328 Pine St., Belhaven. 811 Paterson St., Winston-Salem. 0 332 S. Grant Ave., Columbus. 212 Cleveland Ave., Columbus. 336 Parsons Ave., Columbus. 944 E. Fulton St., Columbus. 1024 E, Long, Columbus. 1868 Lakeview Ave., Dayton. 416 W. Southern Ave., Springfield. 708_ Linn St., Cincinnati, PANAMA Mr. Hen J. Sanson, Agent, Cristobal, Canal one. Thos. N. A. Bennett, Agent, Cristobal, Canal Zone. PENNSYLVANIA 1424 N. 24th St., Philadelphia, 3424 Ludlow St., Philadel h1a_._ 528 So. 16th St., Philade phia. 5829-31 Haverford Ave., Philadelphia. 5916 Bryant St., East Liberty, Pittsbur h. 1520 Clar e St., Pittsbur%l‘1,. 1201 Wilma St., Route 3, ashington. 2034 Ridge Ave., North Philadelphia. SOUTH CAROLINA 280 2nd Street, Cheraw. SWITZERLAND BASEL: En uire Frau Kurt Muttenz. BRUTTISEL EN; Winterthurerstr. 292%1_ BUE ZBERG: Fam. L.eu - Graf Walde g. GOLDA . Marie Wen er, HERRLIBERG: Schuep Chalet 509. OBERRIEDEN: Frau Lips heer Rosengarten. RI-IEINECK: Fam. Schiegg, hinter dem Markt. * ROMANlSI-IORN: Bahnan est. RORSC CI-I: I-Ierrn G, Bosshart, Loewenstr. 3 . ST. GALLEN : Frau Schalcher, Mueller - Friedbergstr, 1. THUN: Fritz Tschaggelar, Stolffisburg. WIN TERTI-IUR: Fam. Guyer - Buchor, Leimevneggstr. 18. ZUERICH: Limmatstr. 118. Tel. 932,458. All further information through Euro- ean Office FATHER DIVINE’ eaoe Mission, Postfach 21, Zurich- I-Ioengg, . VIRGINIA 119 So. 1st St., Richmond. WASHINGTON 2705 Wetmore Ave., Everett. 424 Hi. h St., Bemngham. 150615 roadway, Tacoma. 3102 Pacific Ave., Tacoma. Faith I-Io e, Centralia, Agent. 1907 E, dison, Seattle. 1608-12th Ave., 3rd floor, Seattle. 1919 E. Madison, Seattle. 2246 West 56th St., Seattle, 5213-5217 Ballard Ave., Seattle. WISCONSIN 1219 11th St.. Monroe. PARTIAL LIS'1‘——Beca.use of the un- known number of FATHER DIVINE Connections throughout the world the Sonneg-g. Thum- abovo is but a partial list for reference. OOOOOOOO 0 O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' PEACE D~ Notice - The Price of The New Day ‘GI 0 FIVE CENTS per copy in United States, its possessions, 0 territories and Canada 0 Seven cents in foreign countries. *1"; OOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ‘OOOOOOOOOOO 0 000000 00000000000000 Schaltegger, Pens.
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Notes: Courtesy of the Peace Mission Movement of Father Divine, Woodmont, Pennsylvania.
Geography: Harlem (New York, N.Y.)
Subjects: Father Divine, Peace Mission Movement -- Periodicals, Communal living--United States--Periodicals
Identifier: fdi-tnd-003-020-1939-05-18
Is part of: Father Divine Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: New day, vol. 03, no. 21 (May 25, 1939)
Author: Father Divine (Author)
Author: Father Divine
Publisher: New Day Publishing Co.
Date: 1939-05-25
Place published: New York, N.Y.
Text: Peace 5 NEW DAY THURSDAY MAY 25th, 1939 A.D.F D. FATHER DIVINE Part III, DIVINE GREENKILL PARK, ULSTER COUNTY, N. Y., the‘ PROMISED LAND. These recent pictures taken at GREENKILL PARK show a few of the numerous residential buildings —— “WATER OF LIFE,” “ETERNAL LOVE” and “TREE OF LIFE.” _..—.. .,........_...‘ The NEW DAY May 25th, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY A CORIMERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE PUBLISD EVERY THURSDAY NEW DAY PUBLISHING CO. 156 W. 126th St, New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7640 Manager: De Voute and others. One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 Six Months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 Single Copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 cents FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25 Single Copy 7c. “Entered as sec-ond-class matter May 11, 1938, at the post otfice at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879. Vol III N0. 21...
Show morePeace 5 NEW DAY THURSDAY MAY 25th, 1939 A.D.F D. FATHER DIVINE Part III, DIVINE GREENKILL PARK, ULSTER COUNTY, N. Y., the‘ PROMISED LAND. These recent pictures taken at GREENKILL PARK show a few of the numerous residential buildings —— “WATER OF LIFE,” “ETERNAL LOVE” and “TREE OF LIFE.” _..—.. .,........_...‘ The NEW DAY May 25th, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY A CORIMERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE PUBLISD EVERY THURSDAY NEW DAY PUBLISHING CO. 156 W. 126th St, New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7640 Manager: De Voute and others. One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 Six Months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 Single Copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 cents FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25 Single Copy 7c. “Entered as sec-ond-class matter May 11, 1938, at the post otfice at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879. Vol III N0. 21 May 25th, 1939 PEACE FINE (ANDY FOR THE We Thank You, FATHER FAMILY Loft has been making and selling fine candy for more sixty years than Peace Peace 3. H. KRESS & 00 256 West 125th St. New York City PEACE GREENFlELD’$ Specia 42 WEST 116th ST. lty Shop NEW YORK CITY Between Lenox and Fifth Avenues HOSIERY, LINGERIE, CORSETS Also Extra-size Skirts BLOUSES & HOSIERY PEACE , Ladies’ & Gents’ Suits Made Cleaning — Dyeing —— Repa 259 LENOX AVE. S. W. Cor. 123rd St. Thank You, FATHER Peace Tailor Shop to Order iring, etc. N. Y. C. PEACE We Thank You, FATHER SIMUNS AUTO SUPPLY AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES & PARTS Reduced Prices to Followers 133 WEST 145th STREET Tel. ED. 4-7304-5 PEACE: It is Wonderful to wear Shoes that are Comfortable! Kramers Shoe Shops Agency for Walk-Over and Matrix Shoes 2570 Broadway (near 97th St.) and 2203 Broadway (near 79th St.) N. Y. C. 575 MAIN STREET, New Rochelle, N. Y. 245 GREENWICH AVENUE, Greenwich, Conn. PEACE PEACE Quality built the BEECH - NUT reputation for foods of finest flavor —- yet BEECH . NUT Coffee BEECH - NUT Peanut Butter BEECH - NUT Cooked Spaghetti cost no more in comparison. —— Try them! Tel. UNiversity 4-6082 PEACE R. S U K O F F Dressmaking Trimmings, Pleating Hemstitching, Button Holes, Buttons 1742 MADISON AVE., Bet. 114th & 115th Sts., N. Y. C. Phone: HA. 7-4819 PEACE THE STAR TRUNK C0. a Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases 9 Leather Novelties, Umbrellas 23.0 EAST 125th ST. Cor. Madison AVe., New York City Tel. UN. 4-1050 PEACE Skylights ‘ 3 And all kinds Smokestacks Gutters Of Metal Leaders Work 79 EAST 115th STREET — N. Y. City N. Romoff, Pres. PEACE We Thank You FATHER NQBBY’S SHIRT SHOPS BARGAINS in HABERDASHERY Guaranteed Shirts That Wear $1.00 up SOUVENIRS with $1.00 purchases. —- P. Levine, Prop. 1410 FIFTH AVE. Near 116th ST. May,25th,»l939'A.'l).F.D.‘V..2 . . 1-1.. NEW My , . . , . P _ . FATHER'S MESSAGES‘ 0 ‘ “ ‘ ' ‘ it Rockland Palace, 8th Av. and 155th st.,.N. Y. c. Sun., Righteous Government Forum, King’s Town Ext., Kingston, N. Y., Promised Land, VSwt., May 20,e10:44 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Mon. and Tues., May 22 and 23rd, 2:40 A. M. . . . . . . .. 3 Banquet Table, 1887—9 Madison Av., N. Y. C., Tues. May 23. 3:10 P. M. ‘ . Banquet Table 20 W. 115th St., N.-“Y. C., Tues., July 23, 1935 A.D.F.D., After midnight Banquet Table, 1887«9 Madison Av., N. Y. C., Wed., May 17, 2:40 P. M. Auditorium, 20 W. 115th St.,‘ N. Y. C., Sun., O=::'i.. 10, 1937 A.D.F.D., ‘CONTENTS May 21,l11:17 r.'M. ....... ........ ......... . . . . . . . . . . ¢ . . o onaaounooobuuaueouow--.. anooooooobo-soon-uuuonéaa . . . . . . . . . o n u a u-oooooonwoaoaooooaop-u 10:20 P. M. a a ¢ a - u u u . - - - u . . - a u oaaaaoaauu Banquet Table,‘ Divine Farm, Saugerties, N. Y., Promised Land,‘ Fri/and Sat-. May 19 31141730. 1939 i“Righteousness—-Marches On” A.D.F.D., 2:15 A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4*‘! Banquet Table, 1887-9 e Madison Av., N. Y. C., Thurs., May 18, 2:35 I’. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53. — Banquet Table, Bridgeport Ext., 468-70 Broad St., Bridgeport, C0111!-. Fri» May 19» 2333 P» M- » - ~ ~ - ‘a e -a - - ~ «- - » » o » - 57 Banquet Table, 20 W. 115th St., N. Y. C., Tues., Jan. 4, 1938 A.D.F.D. 1:30 P. M. . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .. . . . . .. 65‘ ’ Banquet Table, 20 W. 115th St., N. Y. C., Sun. and Mon., Jan. 9 and 10, 1938 A.D.F.D. 12:20 A. M. . .. ...... .. .. .. '71 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Av., N. Y. 0., Mon., May 22, 1939 A.D.F.D. 2:55 P. M. \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . 75 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Av., N. Y. C., Mon., May 22, 1939 A.D.F.D. 2:05 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....... . . . . '79 .. Banquet Table, 20 W. 115th St., N. Y. C., Tues, and wed., May 16 and 17, 1938 A.D.F.D., 2:15 A. M.. .. .. .. . . . . . 85 World News , , , , , , , _ _ , , , , , , , , , , , _ , , , , _ , , , , , , , , , , _ , , , , _ _ , , . ......................_...........................‘..............v. 3 Announcements _ _ , , _ _ , _ _ , _ , _ , _ _ _ , , , , , _ , , , , , , ,, , , _ , , , , . . . . . . . ..............................,o....... . . . . . . .. =1 T _ _ _ _ _ _ , , _ , _ , , , , , _ , _ , , , _ , O , , ,..noown--oonoaoooaooooooonooaooaoooooooooooaoaoooueaan...... gel‘. Route 0f Parade, Newark, N. .1”, ,,_,,,,,°,aaoosoocoo-youascannonnunoocooooooo-Iouooooooaooooonon-‘a.... 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KING GEORGE VI spoke in slow measured tones at the unveiling and dedication of Canada’s national memorial to the World War dead.“ called “The Response,” in Ottowa Sunday. His speech was brdadcasted all over Canada and the U. S. Their Majeslties will spend eighteen more days in Canada and ﬁve deysin the ,U. S. ‘ LAVISH ARECEPTIONS in Washington, inaugurated on the visit of President Somoza to the U. S., will greet their . British Majesties and all heads of foreign» governments‘ to visit the U. S. in future. ‘ ‘ BOSS TOM PENDERGAST, of Kansas _ City, pleaded guilty to evasion of large income taxes alle~ged to have been on large payments he concealed. He will get- about five years in prison. His case is comparable to that of Al Capone and" certain, high political figures. ' " DARAB INFLUENCE is of more advantage to the Brit- ish than that of the Jews; that is why Britain restricts the Jewish Homeland plan and limits immigration to 15,000 fo-rfive years and leaves the Jews isolated as a minority in the midst of hostile Mohammedans. . PUERTO RICO is to beoomfe a powerful air and naval base which accounts for aippointmlent ozf Admi—ra.1 Le-aihy, chietneval strategist, as Governor Generazl. The U. S.. will spend $30,000,000 there immediately. JU-DGE MANTON. highest ranking _U. s. justice outside of the Supreme. Court, will go on trial for accepting large loans from litigants in cases before him. 9 . — BANDITS held up atndvrobbed 117 people in a business office in Harlem last week. ' 5 3 .A.NA.z_I in:’..anve;-hamster-eelxnvith P»orles jm:Da»n«zie‘ ~ . J‘ > . ? S Sunday, which came near to setting oa°.f the powder-keg in in the Polish Corridor. romwrm PRESIDENT BENES, of Czeoho-S-'lovel§i=a. stated in a speech in the U. S. recently, that Russia was prepared and willing to come to the aid of the little repufb-v lic if attacked by Germany "even if France and ‘England had repudiated their a-greetrnents. ~ _ GANDHPS PARTY won control of the Indian Nationcai.-» ist Congress after the elected. leader Bose resigned. POSTMASTER GENERAL FARLEY is. making a swing . around the U. S. to see if he is popular enough to heave a good chance of being elected President in 1940. f ,7 JAPAN continues’ borribineg Chunkiang, ‘present capital 5 of China, and other remaining population centers, although Chinese irregularvs have made deep inroads into Jepanesee 'held territory. 9 U. s. SUBMARINE Squalis (Shark) made a pr—actice dive 12 miles from Portsrnoutih, N. H. and a water valve failed to work properly. The sub "becazrne partly‘ fill-ed with water and remained on the bottom 240 feet below the surface with 59 crew ‘and 3 civilians alboard. A frantic rescue attempt with latest submarine 1 divinxg-Ibell equipment rescued all who remained alive. Twenty-six were drowned when some of the eomgpartxnents were flood-ed. 9 WEDNESDAY was British Empire Day. King George. was in Winnipeg, Canada and broadcast on a world-wide hook~up, the-t, Britain and Canada could not be induced by any Irlseens ever to go to War agaimt me U~ 5» GCRDVER CLEVELAND BERGDOLI» "because his eon- seience dictated he should refuse to be draifted «and Sew? " to kill his fellowbrothers‘ in Germany. and who W91” 13° . 9 Gewnamr to escape arrest," came" back to the U. S. this week aboard the Bremen to face arrest and a I31‘0bab13 ten-year sen-tenroe or.1-oss of eitizaeﬂﬁhip. and d°R°Pl<?ﬁ°‘ ., fenhis»-aec*t of _d.ode-ins the d~ea«£tv~ _ . 5 1,. ‘ ‘ .4-=~..< 111 9 atiﬁns ~* A U Pfrogtraim o0wtstaeiin*gA Evnts $ponsore by olowers of A _ ALL ARE WELCME TO PTICPATE F‘ AIQIFIDUQ7 NI 1- ; O PARADE --- Starting 2 P. M. sharp at 326 Mulberry St. 0 NIASS, MEETING -.-- after. Parade at LAUREL GARDEN, - - - -~ A -- . 463 Springfield A -Ave. [(No‘te page 100 —— Parade route and other information) . I Sponsored by‘ Followers of FATHER DIVINE’ in New Jersey & ‘F R E E = the Righteous Government Depacartment. ~ F R E E I SUNBAY - June 4th, 1939 A.D..F.D., New York City . . ‘I’ " « KAND EVERY SUNDAY’ THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER. UNLESS . OTHERWISE SPECIFIED) A ‘ -—-: FATHER expected to be present Personally :--- I ‘O MASS MEETINGS -—- ROCKLAND "PALACE . A . . ) 8th Avenue & 155th Street ' ~ A’ F R E E \ Sponsored by the-New Day Publishing Co. ' R. E E SUNDAY -‘June 11th, 1939 A.D.F.D.—., New York City V A O PARADE —-_ Starting 1:30 P. M. from Madison Square, A 23rd Street & ‘Madison Avenue. A '0 MASSR MEETING -—- after Parade at Roeklami Palaee, 155th Street & 8th Avenue. ‘* A ‘FREE _ . ASALWAYS . FREE ‘ V. ‘A AnDnFaDI / 1 V .« , G BOAT EXCURSION & OUTING to the PROMISED LAND. S. S.~Delaware‘leaves 132ml St. & Hudson River - 7 A.sM. Returns in the evening of the same &a'y. V ALL CHILDREN 18 years and under F. R E E SMALL‘ CHILDREN must accompanied by Guardians. A ’ ADULTS ‘-—-’ ONE DOLLAR-~ ROUND TRIP FARE / Sponsored by the‘Nerw‘Day Publishing Company’ IALL7 ARE WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE in these demonstrations A regardless of so-called /race, creed or color; religious ‘belief, ‘ affiliations. , A ‘ A I‘ I: _ . : The New ay VOL. II] NEW YORK THURSDAY, MAY ”25th, 1939 A.D.F.D. No. ‘21 True Americdnism Is the Brotherhood of and the Fatherhood of GOD The Only Movement of Today That‘ Is Preaching and Practicing True‘ Americanism Is the FATHER DIVINE Movement “OUR FATHERS MESSAGE” GIVEN AT nocxrmn PALACE 155:5 STREET and ensure AVENUE NEW YORK crrr, N. Y. suannr, MAY 2151:, 1939 A.D.F.D.. TIME: 11:17 P. M. The opening great Mass Meeting, which will be followed by weekly meetings every Sun- day thoughout the entire summer, drew thous- ands from all walks of life and from many different cities and states. -While the Meet- ing had been in progress all day, the LORD did not make His Personal appearance until evening, but the enthusiasm had by no means abated and of course, on His arrival reached its climax. ' Many visitorsatte-nded, and friends old and new, among Whom were Mr. Chester Thomas, who spoke eloquently of FATHER’S VVork as he observed it; Mr. Oden Fox and Mr. Booz; Miss Gould; Mrs. Shirley Wynne; Dr. Broadman; and others, who expressed great appreciation ofgthe PEACE MISSION MOVE- MENT and What its activities have meant to ’ them. During _the afternoon the regular meeting of the Speakers’ Bureau had been held, the topic under discussion being “True American- ism.” In Dr. Broadman’s address he spoke on this subject in conjunction with F‘ATHER’S Work and the co-operative activities of the PEACE MISSION. His remarks were of such general interest that they were transcribed for publication preceding FATHE-R’S Message de- blieeined on this _oecasi.on. At the conclusion of His Message FATHER announced forthcoming events of which this‘ great Mass Meeting is but a forerunner, and these announcements brought to a close this glorious event. I "' FATHER, WE THANK YOU! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber and Dr. Broadman’s address fol- lows.) “Peace, everyone: The previous speaker referred to barriers and discriminations that he confronted when he tried to earn an hon- » est livelihood. He was not here this after- noon, or he would have heard a discussion by the Speakers’ Bureau-—-it held its regular Sun- day afternoon meeting in this halltoday-——and I their discussion, the subject was ‘True, Amer- icanism. How nicely his complaints would I have fitted in with the discussion of this after- ' noon! “l‘True Americanism’! Very few people will admit that they are not for True Americ- anism. Everyone, or most of those who are indeed not _for True Americanism wave the flag the highest.“ They put themselvesfor-' ward as the super-patriots and everybody else with them is a suspect. Only in today’s and y=esterday’s newspapers we "read some very disturbing accounts of some of those‘ super- patriots who are plotting to overthrow our own democratic form of government, and every time when they engage in such plots, they usually claim to be doing it inorder to prevent some- ‘ one else from doing it first. That is their best I , excuse and undoubtedly they too are for True Armericanism. I hope that GOD will save us from their brand gf True ,Americanism..l ."__, .6- » porting! again l.wan.t E-ire13_€~3-i7l3.1;1.el nerd ‘flntheir True Americanism there would not be such a Meeting as, we are holding here. tonight. In their Americanism there _would not be any freedom ofspeech or freedom of pressor freedom of peaceful assemblage. In their Americanism there would be all barriers and-all discriminations against everyone but themselves. Still they stand and prate about .;True Americanism. I r The Only True American Movement “The only Movement that,I know of today that is preaching and ‘practicing True Amer- I icanism is the FATHER DIVINE MOVEMENT if A Mind you, I stress preaching and practicing. A‘ good many people preach it, but very few practice it! So I emphasize practice of True 'Americanism, and I am going to tell you ‘what I mean by True ‘Ainericanism——just a few words. One can talk about True American- ism for hours, but I only have a few minutes and I am going’ to tell you what kind of True 'Americanism FATHER DIVINE teaches and His followers practice. “In the first place, followers of FATHER ‘DIVINE are honest, self-:resp~ecting‘, self-sup- That I call True Independent Ameri- canism. They don’t borrow anything from.any- one. They don’t owe anybody. and what they did owe before they knew FATHER DIVINE, they are now working their fingertips off in , 4 order to pay those debts. That is true, ‘hon- est—to-goodness‘ 'Americanism! “They would never have paid those debts, "they would never have returned the stolen Vgoods that they stole many -years ago, they would never even admit the «wrong that they did years ago, if it were not for FATHER DI- NINE! \ “Week by week a publication called “The A New Day,’-published by followers of FATHER DIVINE,iprints names and addresses of peo- ple all over the country and the world, who Ewrite to FATHER DIVINE and who praise Him and who thank Him because His influence and His Teachings are such as to cause His fol- ”lowers to make reparations for wrong they have done and to pay old ' bills .,. they, in- curred in the past] Many of them express the hope that everybody will become ultimate- ly followers of FATHER DIVINE, so that they _ _ will make good the wrong they did inthe past. ‘ I But that is. only one feature of the type, of 7’ 'Americanism FATHER DIVINE teaches and preaches and practices. I , i’ The Practice of True Americanism ,\ . I The N E Wyn A . inaiyilzssiii, 1939 A.n.r.n. A A Many people talk about good things, but they don’t practicethem. Many people talk about good Americanism but they are not good Amer- . icans. Good "Americans practice it instead of talking about it. True Americanism does not reside where the men or women sh-out the _loudest or wave the flag the highest, but where ’ their deeds and their actions are the point and are proof of their Americanism. “Show me any one of those super-patriots ‘ who believe in non-discrimination, who’ believe in erecting no barriers against the less fortun- ate, who believe against lynching, who believe in free speech, free assemblage, free press and free religiousworship! You will have a dif- ficult time to find them among those who call themselves super-patriots or one hundred per- ‘ cent Americans. “Those who are indeed one hundred per- cent Americans don’tneed to advertise it. Their deeds and actions speak for themselves, but that is only one phase of FATHER DIVINE’S Teachings and Practices. He is doing a great . deal more than that! For example, thousands upon thousands of His followers have now, since they have known Him, gone back to school. As many of our visitors will realize, thousands of FATHER DIVINE’S followers had no opportunity at any time to go to school. Many of them were deprived of an early ed- ucation in their youth. Today some of whom I know personally, having not seenthe inside - of a school for fifty years, and more, are now going back to school. , ~ “FATHER DIVINE preaches‘ and teaches that His followers should be asintelligent and as competent as anyone else in theiworld, I therefore'He wants them to go back to school and they are going back to school. Some‘ of them go to public schools, some of them go to night schools “ and some of them who work late nights, when all schools are closed, when their labor, ceases, theygo to schools of ' their own,’ presided over by competent teachers who teach them what they should know and what u they want to know. Hundreds of extra. teach-iv ers are employed in the New York School sys- tem because FATHER DIVINE’S followers are going back, to school. Soiyjou see, here ‘we have the “educational phase ‘bf FA'I.‘.HER’S. E Teachings -and :F‘ATHER’S Work and FA- A THER’S Practices. ‘ ‘ V. In the F'eld of Economics A 7‘Now lcok at the economic picture. FA- _ THER DIVINE has made it", possible for His: g , fQllowe.rs :c_.o_ live _on very. ,,,1itjt_1e; ‘ For fiv.e_d_o_1,-_, . J as-ﬁr‘ _ A i i if perfectly flabbergasted! ’ Mar25tH,i,,1’9?>9.K-D-F'i15- . “What canlyoul do?” I things. ' ; here for the first time about two and a“ half —-years ago, I was sent here by a nationally ' V Jnaking a speech on PEACE. . what I was up against when I came here," but_ _I "made my speech and I have been\_ coming . 7. lars a week they can live in comparative luxury because they can get their first class meals at ten“ and fifteen cents each, and t.hey**can get lodging in perfectly healthy ‘surroundings, clean surroundings, fine homes-I have seen a great "many of them myself-—-at from one to two dollars per week. So you see it does not take much figuring to conclude that for five dol- lars _a week they c-an live in comparative lux- ury. “ ‘ I I “So much so,.that when they earn regular wages, as they should and as-they do, be- cause living more cheaply does not mean that they want to work more cheaply, ‘but having smaller expenses and ‘larger incomes, that is precisely what enablesthem to pay their old ‘debts andtoghelp one another. ‘ “I remember, a few monthsago I was in front of the building at One Hundred and Fif- teenth Street, and one of the brothers came over and said ‘PEACE’ to m-e and I said ‘PEACE’ to him, and I knew he was in a certain busi- ness, and I said to him, ‘How is business?’ He said, ‘FATHER has blessed me with more business than I can take care’ of.’ to him, ‘Well, you must be making money, »aren’t you?’ He said, ‘Yes, inde-ed, I am mak- ing money.’ I said, “Well, you_are a very fortunate person. What do you do with all your money?’ He said, ‘Well, I’ll tell you, Brother Broadman, two or three days ago I . saw a brother hanging around here and he didn’t seem to be doing much of anything, and I said to him, ‘What is wrongwith you?’ And he said, ‘I don’t know——FATHER hasn_’t blessed me to a steady job yet. “And I said to him,--—- not I, I am quoting him-——, I said to this brother, He said, “Well, I am a good shoemaker.” I said, “Well,'if you are a goodshoemaker, I will give you the money and put youin business,” and a fewdays later the brother was in ‘business?’ I . Difficult to Believe the Truth ‘ “I know it is very dificult to believe those I did not believe them. When I-«came known peace organization with the idea of I did not know here ever since. “When I came here for the first time, I was I found a scene be- fore me ‘that. ‘I had never seen before and I ' I 7 was curious enough to investigate and to look ’ : V. ,1‘ 9- V‘ in ’And I said ‘ into things andto go‘ behind. the scene, and everything I ‘am tellingjthe visitors tonight, I know of my own knowledge. repeating anything here in the Presenc-e of FA‘- THER‘ DIVINE and His ‘followers if it were not the Gospel truth.’ , “So that is what they do with their money‘! They pay their old debts and theyhelp one another with the rest of it. So ‘many of my} acquaintances and my friends frequently aslsf me, ,‘Where does FATHER DIVINE get- His money from?’ Well, He doesn’t get it from any--‘ where and He doesn’t need it. _.These Meet- ings, Hue‘doesn’t pay for them. Followers pay; for them! Followers arrange for them. This Meeting is sponsored by the New Day Pub- lishing Company, a commercial enterprise rum A by ‘followers of FATHER DIVINE. “All ofthe activities of FATHER DIVINE’S followers are run and owned by the followers, not by FATHER DIVINE! FATHER DIVINE is their inspiration and their guidance, but "He does not own any of these things and He doesn’i:‘ Personally do any of these things... A He causes others to do those things. , _. I All Properties on a Cooperative Basis A‘ . “I know of any number of people who have offered FATHER DIVINE any amount of money and He would usually ask them in His very quiet and unassuming way, ‘What would you‘ like Me to do with this money?’ And they would tell Him and He would turn to them and say, ‘Why don’t you do it yourself?’ So you see this and all these activitiesare d-one on a co- operative basis. All of the properties that are bought are bought on a co-operative. basis. All of the properties that are being developed are done on a co-operative basis. Those who pay for them own them and others come in and develop them with the money, a purely co- operative basis. Whatever proceeds there are from the running and developing of those prop- erties, they share alike’. I That is real co-operation and that is what FATHER DIVINE teaches His followers to do!. I venture to say that that is good and True Americanism. worth their while to go up to the Promised Land ‘around Kingston, N. Y., and Ulster County, known to followers of FATHER. DIVINE. as the Promised Land because of the abundance ’ of everything they enjoy up there. to 80 and- make a visit. They are always welcome there.. ‘ The more visitors that come, the m0-‘re pleased I c the followers are to receive ‘them, because the)'.- J I would; not be, I would suggest to any visitors V who have not been there’ yet, that it would be ‘ with those properties! It earties have been converted into first-class dwel- f lings and lodging houses and quarters for the ’ followers to live in. V one, they don’t interfere with anyone and they ‘ don’t wish to be “bothered or interfered with by anyone else. ” I it! difficulty on that score. want“ the _-whole world to know what they are doing and why they aredoing it. “You will find up there that the followers .. ],davue- bought up thousands and thousands of , acres of farms, lodges, hotels, properties of every kind and description. Some of them , were in first-class condition and they are kept in first-class condition. Some of them were so dilapidated that no one would venture to in them, and just see what the followers Today those prop- They don’t bother any- What about’ the Due-senberg? -“Now, I could go on; but just before I for- get, I just want to dwell upon one other subject that I have had to answer so often, and that is the Duesenberg automobile... ‘Where does FATHER get twenty-eight thousand and five hundred dollars from,‘to pay for so expensive an automobile?’ people want to know. Well, the only truth about that is that the car ac- ually cost that much money, butFATHER did. , FATHER doesn’t even own Right here on this rostrum are the folks ;who own the automobile and they mu-st con- tinue to own it or FATHER would not even drive around in it. “You know, every one of FATHER’S fol- not pay for it. , lowers who has an automobile, would like FA- THER to ride around in it. So there is no He doesn’t have to walk. But I was p‘ersonal1y“present, at the time when the owners of this Duesenberg of- fered it to FATHER as a gift, and FATHER said in response, that He does not want to own anything material in this world; everybody wants Him to drive around in their cars and that He doesn’t accept any gifts of anybody, but that He realizes the motive that caused. this ‘p-articular brotherand sister to offer this car as a gift; so He saidthat if they want Him to drive around in -it, He would be pleased to do so, provided, He said, that they would continue to own‘ it and make up their minds to take it away whenever they wantto. So here is the truth about the Duesenberg and FA- {.[“HER’S Duesenberg automobile. .“Now, I could go on and talk‘ about those things from first-hand knowledge for hours, but there are other speakers here, I am sure. ' There are visiting guests who haye never been Iv s , if mi. NEW DAY . of true Americanism; here before, and maybe they want to say a few words. Maybe I have been fortunate enough to enlighten them at least somewhat. Any time they want to know about FATHER DI- VINE, His Work and His followers, they can get it just for the asking———there is nothing mysterious about it. There is nothing secret about it, even thought last year a very prominent preacher told me when I asked him, "Why don’t you sometime come up to ‘see or to hear FA- THER DIVINE?’ he. said, ‘Why I would be very happy to do that, but a newspaper re- porter told me that the only way I could get in there is to get a specialpermit.’ “Now, you think that is a joke. It is in- deed a joke because it is so utterly false; but there are other things being circulated about FATHER DIVINE and His followers just as much, a joke, only those who believe it don’t know it to be untrue. So we invite everybody ——anyb-ody who wants to do a little investigat- ing for themselves, as I did, to come and get it. Thank you. , (After an interval during which many other speaker were heard, FATHER rose to deliver His stirring Message, which is transcribed be.-‘ low.) , PEACE, EVERYONE! GOOD HEALTH, GOOD WILL and a GOOD 'AP.PETITE, with LIFE, LIBERTY and the real- ity of HAPPINESS, PEACE, JOY and SUC- CESS ‘With all PROSPERITY! These and all other blessings to you I bring. May 25:11, 1939 A.n.F.n. I Z At this instance I have arisen to say, it is a. I privilege to live in this recognition Where the Spirit of My Presence, known to millions as GOD’S PRESENCE, is actually lifting your vi-l bration and causing your energy to burnrwith zeal and courage‘ to accomplish all of your endeavors. I ’Again I wish to say in reference to the topic of the Speakers’ Bureaus-—in other words, the topic of the Meeting in the Speakers’ Bureau this afternoon’ or this evening, “True Amer- ican-ism,” I have stressed it and I have ad- vocated it vividly, for I believe we have it; It has been broughtout very distinctly by a good lmany of our representatives: the signifiéance, of living and bringing into actuality the reality It is no longer merely to be spoken of theoretically nor documental- ly, but it is to be established within you as a living reality by. bringing the spirit and the nmevaning of the foundation of Americanism to fruition within you. , By, this we shall have a Rieirrnosis ,1Gf0_V- , j : ._g S i ll ‘ 1‘. ' you glad! . ’ ‘ ERNMENT; and whilst one was speaking ‘a little while ago, I thought how marvelous it is I y to catch theglimpse of themystery the prophets, . thepsages and the seers have revealed. The mystery that they have revealed, ,_ is Well worth . considering when you stop and consider it I once and vforevery “Unto us,_—a Child is unto us,aSon is given, and“ the government shall be upon His shoulder.” I , ‘You Need. Not Look for Another Do youcnot think He is able to carry! it? It is immaterial to Me whether you know Who .‘ I AM or not; the One of iWhom we are talk- ing about, the One of Whom you say I AM, is » able to carry the government and you need not look for another! Now tell them I said it! . . . for the Scripture declared it. ‘By the spir- it of prophecy it was declared and I came to verify it. When the One comes‘ to Whom itlis. due, the governm~ent,das being termed the gov- ernments of civilization, shall quake and tremble, for that One shall carry the-govern- ment upon His shoulder. Aren’t you" glad! When you stop and consider once in a while, if you are talkingabout the Scripture, re- Vmember someone must be the fulfiller and you ‘have declared that we are the fulfillers. Aren’t Then, if the government is upon His shoulder a-nd He shall carry the govern- ment, why, who shall hinder Him? s It may sound a little fanatical, it may sound a little radical, it may sound somethingslike foolishness, but that which has been declared, the SPIRIT by others has also declared it and the government shall be upon- His ‘shoulder and He shall be called ‘WONDERFUL, COUN/— I SELLOR, MIGHTY GOD, EVERLA~STIl\lG FA- ’ s AVTHER and PRINCE of PEACE! Now," aren’t you glad! ‘ V A ,_ Do you not see these ingredients, if you take it from that angle of expression being exem- plified and manifested among us? If it has -not been, it ‘shall be; for‘ the 'Scripture, ‘yea, the ‘prophecies, must be fulfilled, even as the r REDEEMER and SAVIOR. “ prophet declared the mystery concerningyour Constitution and Its Amendments i'Mu«s,t V Bela Reality! , S ,.I need not say more from thatvangle, but ~~tobri'ng about the understanding and the ac- 3 _tuality of the reality of this RIGHTEOUS GOV-' _ VERN MEN T "of which We are stressing, to bring . about true Americanism in these United States. . of Am«‘erica,.We must consider the Constitution “ n .4 9 the Constitution extracting” the Amendments, neither subtracting the Amendments, but I mean the Constitution and its Amendments must be lived and brought to fruition within us un-= _ til the very spirit and the meaning of the Con- stitution and its Amendments ,..shall’ have be-- come‘ to be _a living reality ‘within us. ” d _This is -what. I call true Americanism; and when this is fulfilled among us, as Dr. Broad- man said in giving a slight sketch of a reflec- tion of a percent of a fraction of a summary of My Work and Activities, why, there will be no longer divisions among us; for the very United States of America itself says, “UNITED States of America.” I d How can you express true 'Americanism if you are identified in races, creeds and colors? It is a matter of impossibility, for GOD has so joined you together by‘ the document com- monly known as the Constitution and its Amend» ments, that you might be unified together in realityé—— E PLURIBUS UNUM——-not only E IPLURIBUS UNUM, but be omnifarious and be the same wheresoever you go, that you might express the reality of true Americanism and bring it. to_ fruition by living it and expressing fit with the spirit of si=»n.oerity“ and —b_ec.oming to be the personification of it. Then and, only then are you real,,'Am~erican citizens according to My conviction! As Dr. Broadman mentioned or slightly mentioned a point there well worth -considering: if you stop to consider in accord. withthe Message, the point of which he stressed, of the UNITY and FEL- LOWSHIP of which we are expressing, it comes through and by the Spirit of GOD HIMSELF being established among you and recognized once and. forever and stressed as the sample and the example by whichyou all should copy I I I ‘after, _ y _. ‘ *' V ﬁr Together in One ‘What said Jesus the great LOVE. MASTER concerning this mystery? ' “I pray that they may be one even as We are one.” A * ' / I » Then I heard _y-ou”_s~ing by: co—m\pos=itioI__1 aiittle ’ while.., ago: . . i .V _ f‘Swgeet ,F'A,.”I‘~HERd has brought us together 1’ in one.” _ 'As Dr. Broadmansaid, those who claim to be » American.citiZens and stress the citizenry-of this country vividly in words and lift the flags . I *” high inthe sight of men, a_good many of them. are farlfrom Americanism- Do you.4not,knoW‘.;; if a_ person ‘beliegves ;‘segnegati_on, A h;e_"is,;n9t '-"within and“ I0 I I, Tl£e__NEW near! May zsui, 1939. A;n,r.n. an American citizen? He is in extreme viola- tion to the Constitution and its Amendments and invialation to -theADeclaration of Indepen- dencellf a person believes in segregation, he is silently, if. he_ does not speak it, undermining the Constitution 7 of our government, and is . making an attemptto destroy the fundamentals - . upon which we stand. Can you not see the mys- tery? ! , Does not our document declare: c “Ofone blood GOD created all of the na- tions that dwell upon the face of the earth.” If there is a division among the nations or races, creeds and colors, if they sever them- selves from oth-ers by segregation and discrim- ination, they are denying the reality of true fAmericanism! Now tell them I said it! » That is why I say at times, if you can fel- lowship with Me-by any means whatever Per- 'son‘ally,'then~ let Me fellowship Withyou ‘and, all others everywhere universally, and if you object to such, you are not a friend of Mine, neither are you representing true Aarnearicanisml {That is What I AM talking about! * Social Equality H.Social equality must be established and those who oppose social equality on account of races, creeds or colors, they are trying to undermine the Constitution audits Amendments and they are trying to destroy the Declar—.atio.n of In- depenldenace ! . I heard one say: A» ‘ “And the government shall be upon shoulder.” _ Because the government is upon His shoulde-r, He shall carry it! The time cometh and is near at hand, everyone who opposes an anti- A lynching bill we know that they are. not Amer- ican citizens, and I“ shall outlaw them} I If Isaiah did not mean it, he should not have said it--- w» . . “And the government shall be upon His shoulder,” I and this is a ‘fact with or without a BODY-—.— that which I have declared I will fulfil it if I go supernaturally through the cosmic forces _ of nature and by other means of expression "in the act of bringing about social justice and social equality! - Oh, it is a privilege to KNOW your GOD! To talk about one thing and useythe-philosophy of doctrine, profits nothing, unless we take . the spirit and the meaning of such a doctrine and establish the spirit and the meaningrpf it .\ -Partisanism cannot do it! ' , without a BODY! carnation until we become to be the personifica- tion of that which we are stressing. By this we shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT,- for the government, we said, is upon His shoul- der» Aremou glad! e GOD-"Is Yougjneai Helper and Prs;e¢:igml,t{,% Now, -is not that.-,Wo_nderfulp! It is,-.w"onder~ful to know the truth concerning; the mystgeryv-; and to stand with the truth againstevery opposition _, and to lift up 5.. standard even above all critic- ism, and know once and forever, GOD is with you and is your real HELPER and your real I PROTECTION! ~ We shall have a RIGH'I‘EO'U'S GO’VE‘RN- MENT and We shall have itwith or without a politician. You can see plainly I AM carrying out My purpose and I AM carrying it out with- out a ballot—--not only in this-state—-—if it was only in this state you would thinkiit was by some man’s power‘ or by some man’s righteous- ‘ ness, and you would begin to look, as a good many of you have been looking, at parties ac- . cording to p-artisasnism. No party is doing this! I AM doing it“! , A I \ “And the'govern_ment shall be upon ‘His shoulder.” ’_ ~ ' Can you not see the‘ mystery? I AM stirring up the nations as never before! ‘Not only this nation——I could have said not I only the people of this ‘state, not only the peo- ple of this nation, but all of the peoples of our civilization--I AM stirri«n_g’_them_ up as never , before; for GOD is on ‘the minds of men and ‘ruling and controlling them. _‘ You need not think partisanismv can do it! not do it 'Aren’t you glad! Not any of the isms can do it! . I . “It is not by power nor by might, but-by My Spirit, declares your GOD.” V Now tell them I said it,.and I mean it with or What is the difference? If you did not have a body, I will carry out My purpose! That is what I AM talking about! Politicians Not Considered Then I say, do not think one time that these I works are being done by partisanism, by ‘tarianism, nor by any other ism, but by My Spirit, declares your GOD! I not bothering about politicians! It is absolutely immaterial! is to Me‘ about the politicians. ’ I shall carry out My plan and My purpose, and I shall,jac- cornplish all of My endeavors Sectarianism can- V " I tiiiviayiil 2;=.li., 1,9339‘ A.'n.F.D. I vheard one mention the unjust officials and the crooked politicians. lC_an you not see I dgethroningg them? :What did I tell you in nineteen,’EhiI‘l3Y¥0ne_.and A-iunineteen thirty- two right here on this rostrum, on this stage? I”tfol‘d‘you‘I shall move the “unjust officials out} .-Votf office?! I shall-do -it“-Vmore and '-.more;_ until , . _ , . _ " as you all. live Evangelically, you have it, and shall have accomplished My purlp-ose with‘ or ’ without a —BODY—-—I AM telling youlv 'As I said,“it is not by partisanism, it is not by sectarianism, it is not by your prayers! You have been‘ praying all the time before I came and you were still bound in lacks and - wants and limitations; but I came togive hu- lmanity universally their real emancipation. ‘’Aren’t you glad !‘ Can. you not see that RIGHT- ‘IEOUSNESS is marching on! A RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE are going forth conquering and to conquer in this state, it is true, but in other states as well as this one; therefore it is not by partisanism nor -by races, creeds nor colors, but by My SPIRIT, declares the ALMIGHTY! An Unheard of Shake-up You have never heard of such a shake-up among the politicians and among the officials! You have neverheard of such an expose among the officials of our cities and states! You never heard-of ituntil I -came !_Now, it is immaterial to Me ‘whether, I, through My Movement, through My followers, cast a ballot or not, I shall ac- complish My ‘endeavors and carry out .My plan and’ purpose accurately. That is What I AM talking about! I will get in the minds of men who are in . authority and cause them to deal justly and causethem to judge the people with equity, and ‘cause them to- exact the unjust officials as well as those who are~non-officials. \ Wheth- er you are an official or whether you are not an official; RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE must have its free access among us, and GOD shall _dethrone eyery unjust official with or without the people. The mouth of I GOD has declared it! e If you read the paper or" if you turn on your radio and get‘ the news daily, you will see definitely, that official corruption has not been bound to this state alone, butto other parts of the world as well, as’ all parts of this coun- I try,‘ and the Spirit of My Presence is actually -_, going forthwith the scale of J ustice,_weighing cw _ E but and meting out JUSTICE to the unjust of- ” I ppfipciaplps and,sti_rri_ng up where_ they had not been stirredoup ‘and__un'c'overing where they ihajd not ‘been ,u:n.coy.ered. N-.o,w these, a_r.e~ factspthlat‘ are -rhemm DAY 11 figures. You can read them or you can enumerate them. »»You can see that they are . too stout to be denied. True Americanism Is the Brotherhood of Man “Then I say, that which makes for RIGHT- ”EOUSI;;IE-SS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, so long as one of the speakers said, true ,Americ;cs,a:’:_:is1n is the Brotherhood of Man and the Father- h.oo_d ‘of GOD! How do we know about this FATHERHOOD of GOD? By living the ’broth- erly love for one another-——-one for the other e and the other for the other; by bringing an «V abolition to all segregation and all discrimina- tion; by lifting up a standard for the people V and telling even Congress and the Senators and Congressmen, if they oppose bringing an ._abolition to segregation and discrimination, they are not American citizens. That is the , way we know whether you represent. the Broth"- erhood of Man and the FATHERHOOD of GOD. . By harmonizing together and loving one an- other—not merely in words,»but in actions and in deeds ; by doing unto each and every man. as you would your own fellow brother, your brother according to the flesh,‘ as you should do to and for him—-there and then as far as those things are concerned, you are telling Me you are representing true Americanism, the» Brotherhood 1of’Man and the FATHERHOOD; of GOD! ' Now, I need not say more, I believe I have said enough to stir up your pure minds, for there are many things I will tell you from time to time. I will tell you something to cause you to shake in your bootsafter a while! PEACE, EVERYONE! But Isthink at this time I will refrain from giving out a1’f:,37 fur- ther Message alongthat line, for I have some- thing to tell Congress and tell the gover:i‘m<=;i1t universally. I will tell it to each and all of them a little later. W e shall have a RIGHT- EOUS GOVERNMENT and I mean exactly ac- cording to the Declaration of Independence. Now, get your documents together. and reg-, ulate your minds. accordingly, for we - have something to present to Congress. I thank you. I thank you. Ithank you. ' ' ‘ b I Announcements PEACE, ‘EVERYONE! Just a moment before you go, please. Iwould ‘ just like to say it has been so arranged that you ,will havegethe privilege of,‘com1ng to t,h_is*~Au- V commodation such as we may have in the act’ of giving you seats and comfort and convenience 12 f runes NEW n AY / . , ., H. ‘~,--i i...‘ / , WV \ ' ‘} .-~wish to. Seats «are always free‘ and all ac- otherwise, as is free. A V V I would like to say, you can come here, you can shout to the top of your voices from the far as those things are concerned it'll“ time the .Auditorium is‘ opened until it closes, ‘ and 9:» c » ~ ‘ in ~ cl, '.\ from one to the other, singing and giving praise thanks for the blessings bestowed upon leged to shout to the top of your voices,‘the Auditorium is a pretty good ‘size, including all of the other Auditoriums that are open daily -including Sunday, you will have a chance to dance as. much as you please. Ministers of the'Gospel, political speakers and other rep- , resentatives, all visitors are welcome even i’ as I AM, for this Meeting-is not confined nor bound to Me as a Person nor ‘to you as aper- s’o’n—-—it is the representation of true American"- ism-——E, PLURIBUS‘~UNUM-the United States ~:-- 'of.’A;‘Inerica——In GOD we trust, and other such a-ssverti s_ha~l‘l hereafter be inscribed on the coin accord- ing to the Declaration of Independence ‘and ac- cording to the Constitution and its Amendments. 1 further wish to say, on next Sunday the « Y; Q twenty-eighth, we are anticipating, agood many of us, going ‘to Newark to an outdoor Demon- stration. Al-fi are welcome to, go and partici- pate, so long as you can go absolutely indepen- dent and do not owe any man. If allof your A debts are paid, you can go and be in harmony with GOD! I. hopeat thistime you all have come pretty near payingsall of your old bills. As one said‘-a litte while ago, if you have not, why, by livingf economically, living; on about _ as little as five dollars per week,,yo-u will be p eableto save uplmoney in a little while by de- manding the ‘right wages for your services ac- cording to your respective profession or quali- svﬂfication, or according to your occupation. oo.,Mm-e than You Should’ Do You should not seek ‘more than what» you are worth! You should do all you should do ac‘-V fiwrllcordinglto your respective profession and you , should do; more than what fylo-euy should do! . V h When you do more than what you should do, n. , you are expressihg that muchof the Spirit of? “ i ..GOD, for, GOD always does‘ more than what -I . ” He" especially), should." do. .iN'everthelVess,s «you ri_/'ght_'toj dweman,d_.“a living wa l ..haVeiaL ff M “saved.-,. up ‘Ya I further wish to say, whilst you are privi- . , as such inscriptions as inscrilied that. ‘but for all children eighteen - you are privile’ge_d to. go gratis,..,if you go’ re'- , _ s , spectable and have your "guardians with you. I it possible for you to live on five dollars per V week. , . ‘ You shouldearn money and save it and be. independent! ‘A,n-d_ asyou heard Me‘ explain about a week or..so ago, how on-e .~of._.*My. fol- lowers-came to Me and sa—id,“‘FATI-IER, Ihave thousand ‘dolnlarsfand I have it .,nOW under my bathtub in my bathroom.” This sister had saved up a thousand dollars; cash money and paid’ all“ of her old back bills inside of one year and ten months.‘ Not only paid all of her back bills, but she, paid up :weekly‘ in advance for all of her daily or weekly obliga- tions. She. came free and " clear before GOD and man as a sample and as an example for them. " C. l . . st ‘ . Now, every one of you, if you will do as 1 bid you do, I will lift you out of the ruts and theysmirks and the mires _of depressions, lacks, wants and limitations, and inside of the next ten" years, every one of you will have fine homes and everything elseyou need.’ PEACE, EVERYONE! Just a‘moment, please. Itmay be someone here _ who has not~re'c-eived the notice of the . Boat Excursion. All of thisvis in line and in keepingiwith My Message. “Remember, the boat will be .leavinglNew',York City on June nineteenth, ‘returning’ the same day leav- ing New York City for the Promised Land, ’ 1 Krurn Elbow, and However, the adults, Ulster County, Milton and We may also ‘go to Kingston. trip is only one dollar, -round trip ind‘: 1-‘ I thank you._,_Y 4 A , PEA»CE' . zoawesi lgsth st, ‘, ,l‘iewt ‘York City Peace I Mo. “moss r j‘ - Steno -_.lr. Clerk Beginners can Start l\IOW._ Plenty of ;Tin"ne—. nCivil,Se~rvice Examinations Just Ordered l 90% ocr.Our.Stu‘dents‘Passed_i ill/Zfazyl . l» ‘L; , PLOW FEES‘ . s . P S WASHINGTON .'BUS1NES..f'5«= -1N$T1TUT.E= 2195. .7“! ,1 ’ ’-‘ ‘: .'lC‘°'’- 3‘.-.}"N-_Y4.‘:°i-'=' May C I) years and under, I M oaolworth the Exaiminations._5— H ” 401 WEST j Sundays by agppointxnent Maydzsm, 1939 A.D.F.D. A Tel. COlumbus 5.1500 Es-t~abI=ished/ over 20 yrs. 2; ,‘ 1‘ . . » E '3‘. Y .:~ A ‘ ‘ SURGEGN DENTEST 59th CST.9ﬁh ANEW YORK CITY GAS. and X-RAY Daiy 9 A. M. t0.9 P. M. I Thvamk You. Faxthe-r Tel. UN. 4.1762 . x . I 7,1.‘ _.Surge-on Dentist —— Extractions, Gas, X-Ray vDai?ly, 9-9. AS-unvdays, 10-1 101 W. 117th‘ St... Cor. Len-bx Ave., N.Y.C. PEACEM We Thank You FATHER Surgeon. Dentist 2340 7:1. AVENUE A New vo.-1;‘ City At 137 Street Sunday by Arppointment Plaone: AU. 3-2427 PEACE DR. ARTHUR M. PAYNE SURGEON DENTIST ‘I __ . 2405 - 71:11 Avenue » Bet. 140th & 141st Sts. New York City. ‘omce . .19 AM, to 10 RM. PEACE We Thank You. FATHER Surgeon Dentist 21-.43 Sevemh Avenue‘ TIie"NEW DAY P%RoFEs:smNAL Awzmemsv «Mwne LEM4-i170 “PEACE. ‘Phone ED. 4+-0222 .33 WEST 115th STREET b "Y ' .. .. . J-*:é,« :5- ; .. , ~ 111-; .2 ' Surgeon eist HOURS: ”" DAILY 9 to 9 125% Street, Car. Lenox Avenue Above Liggett’s Drug Store NEW YORK I T1r1a~nk You FATHER. PEACE Tel. CAthedra1 85-7020 Em». emem DENTIST me. A F 125th St. Cor. Seventh Ave. (Over He-nbert’s Jewelry Store) '1 Other Offices: - 125th St. cor. Park Avenue. N. Y. . 86th 31:. car. Lexington Ave. N. Y. HOURS 34th St. cor. Third Avenue N. Y. Daily . .. 9 to 9 34th _St. cor. Nzheth Avenue N» Y. Sundays 9 to 1 42nd St.‘ cor. Thrrd Avenue N. Y» Albee Theatre Bldg. 1 Dekalb Ave. Brooklyn (Opposite Loeser’s) Tea.’ Circle 7-6392 Peace. X-Ea: DR. M. B. LEVINE x Surgeon Dentist HOURS: 10 AM. - 9 P. M. 165 W. 62nd St. war. Amsterdam Ave.) New York Oity Peace DR. F. DR. N. KESSLER ememw eemsrsi 5 A A 275 W. 146-th St. Cor 8th Ave., 295 W.» 142ml Sf.» Peace .'.L HOURS: 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. (Corner Lenox Avenue) New York City Over 15 Years in Praeﬁce ' _ DR. 1.. wrr'rEN * OPTOMETRIST Spwiames in the F-Yaminaticm of Eyes-A and Fitting U1. Classes. REASONABLE CHARGES aw, Ante-.9» Bret. math .7. ’I~2n6th.S;ts..‘mj ',x. SUNDAY 10 to I - UNiv-ersity 4—-3556 ” ‘Y A UEGE DNST ‘ A In Ham-lain 24 Years A ’2135 71:11 AVE. MARBLE and BATH ROOM ACCESSORIES A S 1 ma other A xewezry ems 160 EAST llﬁtlllfst. New York City ‘S A 33 yoagsjn Harlem‘ - Phone: MOnumer1thr2-35.60 V % ' l ‘ l’ ~ ‘ VV ' Open Evenings T‘i1l-10: \ Iwored SUITS All sizes ‘" S “ Em; N Ew 11%) ml, I A hlM.ay2Stii, ‘19*3l9A.Dh.E.nS;A: TIl1ingh:ast5—613E4h “ACES Thank FATHER ~TAYsTEE ‘ ,- 3-, » 1:: ‘ ;“'“‘ V 5:. In V V B l‘ V kl." B Surgeon Dentist Extractions, Gas, X-Ray’ FRE§HER 464 Lenox Ave. . S New York City . E _ ‘ . (Comer. 1331-5 sm,g, Because; ‘of ‘_‘AirT-Conditioned” Bakmg PEACE OPTICIAN S / M. D. RUDER EvEs£xAMINEo A ,. " . /xx Glasses at Low Prices 487 LENOX AVE. 1 Cor. 134111: St. N. Y. _c. E PEACE EVERYTHING for MEN Shirts, Ties, Underwear, Hose, Pants, Sweet-Orr Work cloum F.BAGKER ﬂ 2331 L- sth AVENUE ‘Near 125th st, N. Y. c. Phone UN. 4-4997 M Peace ’Com:p1iments of. or; GERALD Arspmcsn ‘PHYSICIAN! & SURGEON E‘ A S » ’ hHours12M.to2P.M.6to91>.M.. S No?’ 12;6th‘St' I‘ New York city The Homeof Blue White Diamonds Peace h LEhigh 44295-4295 7 1255, 51-,’ cm 7“, Am r _ L « ‘ACME’ TILE 8. MARBLEco. Inc., BLUE WHITE DIAMONDS : PEACE. E ' T E , Thank You, FATHERS A ‘A Phone ADa»ms 0390 ‘A Floor —-— Wall -‘-— Tile‘ —-— Quarry and _ V * “~ ,C§olored Tile S ~‘ N"“°"““7 - “'°"“'°‘1 W'“°“°’ .l 243 west125tsm-elt . V ¢ ‘V‘ UNBELIEVABLE VALUES I’ ' ‘ A SPRING CLEARANCE SALE S A Latest Styles Ladigs’ Coats Dresses From $1~95to$10-95 O May 25't1i,..19309fA,D.,F.iD., I H "O " V, " 1- '5 ‘W ‘V T l T lied _'N E W ‘DA’ Y: O Come And Made My I-Iecu°tOHis Abiding Home” ‘You Cannot Expect to Have a Righteous ‘Government So Eon-g as Yoill Have-*Your Human Tendencies andxYouri Prejudices That Bring Strife and ‘Dissension ' “OUR FATHERS "MESSAGE." RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT FORUM. KING'S TOWN EXTENSION 67 CHAPEL STREET, 7 KINGSTON, N. Y., ‘ SATURDAY, MAY 20TH, 1939 A.D.F.D. A TIME: 10:44 P. M. Sometimes the purpose or, the meaning of a thing,*or what it actually represents, may be l-ost sight of, if it is carried out according to the. system, forms or fashions of men. Lest this happen in regard to the Righteous Govern- ment Meetings held regularly at the various Extensions of the PEACE MISSIO,N,. it is well to remind ourselves of the underlying motive for them, which is not so much the gathering together socially, but the stressing of RIGHT- EOUSNESS in ourselves individually in every act, deed and even down to weighing every thought onthe Scale of Justice. ’ Our LORD and SAVIOR, being present Per- lysonally at this Righteous Government Forum held in the King’s Town Extension in the Prom- ised Land, delivered a most stirring Message’ emphasizing the necessity of being the reincar- nators and personifiers of that which we rep- r’esent—-—the RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT, by becoming new creatures, free from all mortal prejudices, fancies and tendencies which re- flect selfishness and unrighteousness. I For this great,’ins-piring Message, BELOVED REDEEMER, ,we thank Thee! ’ (The ‘foregoing’ statements are it those of the I transcriber, and FATHER’S Lecture follows the song to which He refers.) I - SONG “Happy all the day since the LORD has come, And made my heart His abiding home-L- Now I’m singing all along the way, Happy all the day, happiv all the day.” ‘PEACE, EVERYONE! RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, - LIFE, LIBERTY and you will have HAPPI- ’ That little I song A ‘suns is welltenorth considering, if you will but consider it and stamp it in your memory and be it——-the fulfiller of it. ’ “Happyjall the day since the LORD has come.” I When this is once established in you and I have made your heart My HOME—-in speaking the language of men, I might say, when GOD has made your‘ heart his hom=e——-then and there RIGHTEOUSNESS and thelRIGH’TEOUS GOV- ERNMENT will begin. ,It starts in the hearts and lives of the children of men as they bring them? selves into subjection to Him--by you, ME! In other words, bring themselves into subjection to Him—-—by you, ME, and bring yourselves into subjection to ME as being termed by them, HIM. .Whether it is HE or ME, as it may be termed, it is the identical same—-‘it means bringing your- selfiinto subjection to GOD, the AUTHOR and the FINISHER of all’ things, bringing yourself into subjection to RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH / and JUSTICE and establishing JUSTICE in all of your activities, by dealing justly between. man and. man, between angel and angel and! friend and enemy! I ‘ Matters not who they may be, for you to be expressers or representatives of ME, you must bring your bodies into subjection to RIGHT- EOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, and act and deal with the Spirit of Equity, regardless to whom or with whom you aredealing. When this is once established in you, you will do more in the act of bringing about a RIGHTEOUS ~ GOV- ERNMENT than all of the songs we may sing and all of the assemblies we may bring together for the “purpose of talking about RIGHTEOUS . GOVERNMENT! The Beginning (if Righteous Government M When each and every one of you do unto others as you would have them do to you, there and _ then the RI=GI~lTEOUS GOVERNMENT, as I I afore said, begins; for you have it in your hearts and in your minds and put it forth into expres- sion in your daily actions and in your daily deeds. , ¥ , By this you are speaking more plainly and more ~ » loudly, than -you could speak with Words ‘that, are heard from your lips», , W. . t I “Happy All the Day since the Lord Has Tlie.NEdW_ DAYS I I. pp p ' May 25th, 1939 A.D';F.D. RI-GI-ITEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, these and all other blessings, as the Mind and I the Spirit and the Nature and even the CHAR- ACTER of GOD, I AM calling into expression for you, that you might take on more and more of the nature of GOD by taking on more of His - characteristics and by harm.onizing~ With _ them from every angle until you shall have overcome all mortality and mortality’s version. You cannot expect to have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT. so long as you have your hu- man tenden-cies or your mortal fancies and pleas- ures and your divers individual prejudices that bring strife and dissension among yourselves. It is amatte-r of impossibility for you to express Me effectively, for those things you must rid yourselves of. A _‘ Then I say, if you want PEACE and if you want HEALTH, if you desire to be SUCCESS- I7‘UL and PROSPEROUS and HAPPY, all of your human tendencies of your mortal fancies and of your human prejudices must be eradi- cated and dispelled once and forever.‘ Such kind are hard to overcome at times because they are prenataled in you according to the flesh, but . when you are born again, you are new creatures. By putting off the old man with all of his deeds and his disposition, you are putting on the New Man automatically, whose Personal name was Christ Jesus. When this is done, you are coming to a place in consciousness where the very spirit and the nature of you - will begin to express the magnetism of your GOD. You will attract GOD and GOD will draw you! Can you not see the mystery? Harmonious Conditions . Harmonious conditions will result mentally and spiritually, and your physical condition will result harmoniously according to your conscious religious conviction. Then I say, it is a privilege to live in such a recognition, for you are build- ing upon a foundation of which We have declared to be the RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT PLAT- FORM upon which we stand. Then I say, when We assemble from time to time, representing this RIGHTEOUS GOVERN- MENT and speaking of My Presence, _we should stop and consider, if there are any tendencies V within you that would cause you to deviate fromii‘ the FUNDAMENTAL in the least, that would cause you to think or act. in any way whatever against another, you would not desire the other to act against you, why, there and then you should put yourself on the Scale of Justiceth-at you might be weighed with the Spirit of Equity if P R and j_udg_ed according. to theispirit of A-ccurate- , \‘ — \ ... ness; and-when this is done, there and then you are making preparation for this, RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT under which we all should live. Can you not see the mystery? g Then I say, it is a privilege——but do not merely talk! Do not merely sing! Do not merelyuse the Words of Mine as aformulaor as a rehearsal to be repeated from time to time, but use them in actions and in deeds. When you speak, speak in actions according to My Words! Speak in deeds according to My Words and speak in ac- —tions according ‘to My request and live accord- ing to- My MIND! Whenithis is done, there and then I would consider you to be on the MAIN LINE;_but not until then! Be the Same at All Times Then I say, lay aside every mortal versionated concept that tends to deviate or cause you to speak or act in any way ‘whatever differently from What you would do when I AM Personally present. When I AM Personally present you act beautiful! When I AM Personally present ' you talk that way! Your words are beautiful and Words of kindness, words of truth and words a of the action of the expression of ho-spitality and of love one for the other. Let these words be in evidence when I AM Personally absent by the actuated words of your daily expression. When this is done, there and then and then alone can you expect for Me to feel like talking to you. ._ Oh, it is a privilege to live in such a recogni- tion Where youknow you are pleasing to GOD and GOD is pleasing to you! For RIGHTEOUS- NESS’ sake you must‘ rid yourself of all of your mortal tendencies, all of your mortal prejudices and of all of your mortal fancies and ideas and opinions, for they are detrim-entale to you. You cannot expect to advance and bring forth into expression this RIGHTEOUS VGOVERNMENT that we are stressing until you shall have indi- vidually, severally and collectively and nation- ally, yea, even internationally, brought forth the RI-GHTEOUS GOVERNMENT within you. That is the mystery. ' As you have heard Me say from time to time, that which you are representing, you should be the reincarnator of it. You should be the repro- ducer of it and you should be other re-personifier I ‘ of it. When you become to be the personifica- tion of that which you are representing, why I then youare it and it is you, for you are th-‘e, person of that of which you are s-tress~ing.. Can, you not see the mystery? \ Produce Righteousness, Truth and Justice,‘ in Everything And that is gigaotlx is reguaied pf I g “May, 25:11, * ,1939V.A.n.r.n.s ii‘ and every one of you. You should‘ produce RIGHTEOUSNESS, ‘TRUTH and JUSTICE in your daily activities, in your words, in ’ your emotions, andyin eve1,..action,.;that the Spirit Of My,Pr.~éS€_n¢6 1I1ight,s_bring through. reincarna- Atliori, that identica1,nat'ur_e anclsthle characteristics of'your- SAVIOR in,you"toVfr'uition, that you, as individuals, .might be theipersonification of that of which we are stressing. V A j Then and only then are you representing You cannot represent Me merely» by words. You represent Me by deeds and by actions until the actuated Words of your expression shall ,»haye~ become to be you in ‘ expression, until your _ _-very personality shall reflect, it in reality, Y until your , individuality shall be — the ’ expression A of 1 your , LORD‘ and your SAVIOR!‘ Not only this, but ‘even the very physical body must learn to : begthe personification of that of which you are stressing. When this is done, then and only then x are you representing that which you pretend to». be or claim tobeiurepresenting, for you cannot represent it merely in words———-you represent it.“ in deeds and in actions by_ livingiaccordingto lMy Teaching, until you become to be the real. personification of that of which AM stressing. —. That is the mystery.‘ I Then I say, live it and express it! For] if you express your human “ tendencies, fancies and pleasures and your mortal prejudices and dis-x sension and resentment and anger and other detestable tendencies, you are" not representing’ a ME! Thatwhich you are representing is detri- mental. to you and to your advances‘ as you go. , These are hardisayings but _yet they are true. A _Bring Your _ Body Q Into Subjection 9_ I thought I would stress the significance of this being established inxyou for you to’ work effectively‘ and be SUCCESSFUL and PROS‘ PEROUS in whatsoev-er you may endeavor. You “ _,c‘5anibe SUCCESSFUL‘and PROSPEROUS agri- j culturally, domestically‘ and socially, tintellelc-a ftually «and otherwise, but you must bring your bodies into ' subjection to your GOD and “ live I, ,__exactly according to Myl,Word when AM Per-. sonally absent the same asLin"My Personal Pres- -ence! Your human prejudices and human ten- dencies' and fancies. and pleasures are .de_=tri,— xC.mental to you! ..It is ,a_ yrnatter _ of i»mpossibility -for youto represent Me ‘so long as“ you reflect ;_,;,a,’,lesthe leastimortal tendency ‘of your preconceived" _ideas_. and ‘opinions, your preconceived huiman , ' L.’fancies'iorgpleasures ortendencies or any of your’, In°drtal,""prejLudices, for 1 they are thé="express.io,;n;- Qt” théé. ,,“_jQ:11he%!l‘.,fel,l,0\H.”:!,.;i11, »,lQ0d*i*3S 01? 9.0“-is Of-;e!»b‘o;die‘"S.l‘ Th e’ N E w D,A Y7 a and PROSPEROUS! ‘ if i,1‘1\{' I __o1:—42llIrl‘_l.l3'Z3.liJ'.,O,I1S':’ en I ~'l‘akel these thoughts to consideration and, start from now. If you live it andﬂexpress it effectively, will be to youyas I AM to others, and as IIAM within and without. I will attract the masses and -draw them wheresoever you are! Igpwillyicausev SUCCESS tocome to you! I will cause ‘PROSPERITY. to come to you! I will cause you tobe, not a failure, but SUCCESSFUL L I will cause you to no longer have accidents, neither have disappoint. ernents, neither __deviate “from any angle ex-s, pressible. ’ ‘Things: will work systematically and harmoni-W ously forlyou if youlive exactly according to My Teaching. You should ‘work so. perfectly in the Spirit of My Presence until you could plow, if plowingis to be considered, for two seasons‘, two or,th_ree -seasons, and not break a point. ,What business have you to have accidents if you are in Me, if you are harmonizing with Me? What business have you to have accidents with your cars if you are in harm-ony with Me? GOD takes care of the sparrows and ‘why not you?‘ ‘Live the LIFE and “get [rid of SELF and you will be blessed! Tha.t”'is what I AM talking about! Start ‘ in Yourself! When this isdone from the fireside and from I the within and at home, as the old saying is: ‘ , “Charity begins at home and spreads a_bro~ad;”l ~~ I , . when you start it in yourself;_ RIGHTEOUS-NESS, r‘ TRUTH and JUSTICE,’ and act» it in all of your i_ I endeavors and get away from all selfishness and selfish :’tendencies. and pleasures and’ love others even. as you love yourself, or better, there ‘and A then IQwill‘,~bless» you! That is what I AM talk- ing about! You will bebless-ed and you will be * . SUCCESSFUL, you -will be PROSPEROUS, you will be HEALTHY, you will be HAPPY, you will hayeeverything ‘desirable and you will not and cannot be a failure, for‘ I have declared by the spirit of prophecy: , _ L “In perfectiPEAC.E I will keep thee ’ ‘whoseinind is stayed on Me.” I, A I Take! these thoughts to consideration.’ Har-- mony willresult in your daily activities, in your profession, inyour labor and in your trade, for " ‘ GOD. will be ‘at the helm, controlling yourself, - your business and your affairs. When this is done, the KINGDOM has tfrulyﬁ come there! " “That is what'I AM. talking about! _ Q 3 2 I ‘How! can.t_he_KINGDOMTof GOD be a failure? ‘ fHO'w_can’tl1el KINGDOM ofGOD lack? How can, ] I I I I lG—QlD,<,jphere',,_be!any wants l" {ave deelar-ed by the ‘L, and PROSPERITY and of prophecy, “. . . and of His KINGDOM and of His PEACE there shall be no end?” “of His KINGDOM and of His<'PEACE and of His INCREASE there shall be no end.” Righteous Government in Your Very Appearance ’ ’ ' A These thoughts are .Well worth considering. Then I say, establish them in your memory and live them and I will be with you effectively and give you HEALTH and HAPPI-NESS, SUCCESS you will be able to ex- press in actions and in deeds and in your very appearance this RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT of which we are stressing. “I am ~ happy all my days” (I heard you say) “Since the LORD has come , And made my heart His abiding Home.” »When GOD comes in your heart and has full control, there .and then the RIGHTEOUS GOV- ERNMENT has begun. There and then the "RIGHTEOU S GOVERNMENT begins, when GOD comes in and has full control. That is the ‘ mystery. For from you shall go forth the LAW to all‘ of the nations of the earth. That is what I AM talking about! And you should be the recipients of GOD’S LAW and of GODfS graces that you might be partakers and the reproducers of GOD'S identical NATURE and of G'OD’S CHARACTERISTICS, qjhence express GOD’S' CHARACTER .as a reproduction; and when this i is fulﬁlled within you, you will not have an oc- casion to look for another; for GOD HIMSELF will be with you and within you. What a privilege it is to live in such a recogni- tion! But remember, all selfishness and selfish tendencies and mortal pleasures andfancies must be eradicated once and forever, and GOD HIM- SELF must rule on the throne of your minds and yours, as individuals, must be dethroned. Hence, GOD alone there and then shall reign! That is what I AM talking about! You can be HAPPY when the LORD has come and you have permitted Him to come to you < and in your consideration and shall have selected and elected and enthroned Him on the ‘throne of your mind, that He might reign as LORD of j lords and KING of kings all the time. , V _ GOD to Make Laws What a glorious privilege to have the ACTUAL ‘PRESENCE of GOD at all times! GODﬁto make , laws, rules and regulations that cannot be shaken V -—laWs, rules and regulations that are above A . criticism and ‘above reproach! For ‘when, GOD is I. in you ieffectivtely,‘ _vv,h.en you shall have ‘denied Tlie;.N’E,W DAY yourself whole-heartedly of all of your mortal. prejudices and fancies, tendencies and pleasures and allow GOD to have full and free access in you, then you are. pexp-re.ssers_ of RIGHTEOUS- NESS, TRUTH and JUSTI_CE—-;—the_;RIGHTEQU_S GOVERNMENT“ or which ‘;We. are 1stressing'.“_ f I What at glorious privilege,it_».is to live -.inWSL1iCih a7 recognition where_GOD» is reigning =_,on4.__.th5e throne of your mind and Where you, ,if»~on1y for the sake of having PEACE and'JOY, HEALTH and HAPPINESS and SUCCESS and PROSPER-_ ITY, would live according to My Teaching by re- ‘fusing to indulge in SELF and selfish tendencies, selfish fancies and selfish pleasures and any of your selfish, mortal prejudices. , A f That is one thing that is provoking to GOD on the" throne-—When“ there is the slightest reflec- tion of prejudice in the hearts or minds of any of you or anyone." Why? Because itis under- mining, it is dish5nest,'it is incompetent, it is untrue! So long as you have a tendencyto care for -«yourself and desire for others‘ to‘ care for “you, the: slightest tendency or fancy or pleasure of doing such a thing is as _a snake in the ‘grass-j-— it is undermining, it is deceiving, it will deceive you and rob you of your HEALTH, it will rob you of your HAPPINESS, it Will rob you of your PLEASURE and Will rob you of your LOVE for GOD ALMIGHTY and your‘ love for others! See Whether You .Wei~gh Accurately But when you put yourself daily on the -Scale of Justice and see how you weigh, whether you _ weigh accurately or not, see whether you can rightfully judge the people with equity and deal with the spirit of equity between yourself and others; even if you are not judging others, ‘see. A if you can deal with the Spirit of Equity in the RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT MOVEMENT, as you are a representative of it. If you can, then and only then can you be a real representative of Mine, for when this is established in you, you will be one in the MOVEMENT. _ Each and everyone who is a partaker of the nature and the characteristics of your SAVIOR by self-denial and consecration, you are par»-A takers of GOD"S characteristics and nature for the purpose of UNIFYING yourself together and » caring for othersmore than you do for yourself. That is the Work and the Mission ,of your SAVIOR! For, . I I V S . v “Greater love hath no man than this: 9 that a man lay down his life for as his friend. Love ye one another ' even as I have loved. you.”_ fI‘hisiis {thebest and the last new Command!,.,j‘;Can’,(;i i ii = VV1t May 25th., 1939’ A.l).F.l). H May 25:11, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY '19 you not see the mystery? Build upon this foun- dation! ' V ‘ _I say, from now on get every tendency of selfishness out" of -you and all of your mortal,‘ selfishness"and‘“prejudices,'. for they are ‘fde:trimen’tal to you -and will eventually sever you from My Presence, from 'all"‘-SUCCESS and from all PROSPERITY, from all HEALTH and from all HAPPINESS and from everything that I AM actually representing. You cannot ‘expect to ex- press Me so long as you express or reflect re- sentment, anger or any detestable tendency that was in you before you knew Me. Any of --those detestable mortal tendencies that were in you ‘before you knew Me, why, they are detrimental to you and will sever you from Me. That is What II‘ AM talking about! You Cannot Serve Two Masters If you express any of those detestable tenden- cies——resentment, anger, jealousy or prejudice, or any of those detestable mortal fancies, tenden- cies or pleasures, it is a matter of impossibility for you to express Me effectively! You cannot express the two. You have ‘to let, one go and love the other, andlcherish the other and hold fast to the other, or love one and despise the other. Truly might have I said in the Body called . Jesus. “You cannot serve two maastersfi These are facts and; figures too stoutto be denied. Then I say,‘ get away from those old detesta-A -ble fancies, tendencies and pleasures that were prenataled in you, that tend to sever you fromlthe LOVE and the SWEET COMMUNION of the SPIRIT and the FELLOWSHIP of your GOD! Get away from them and know ye your GOD! Know [Me and My characteristics: by My dispo- sition, by My ideas and by My opinions and by being lost in -My will continually once and forever. ' , ~ VVh.,en you are lost in My will, I will be your A. will—-'—in~ otherwords, My will willbe ypur will ' and My mind will be your mind, My desires will be your desires and My pleasureslwill be your —p1e"asures. But you cannot expect to find the pleasure of GOD ex-pressed and endorsed by the INFINITE ONE in ‘you, until you take in this mindand allow this mind to be in you. Can you not see the -mystery? , , I GOD Wants His» Spniritand Mind . GOD endorses-His own Mind, His» own Spirit! GOD loves His own Spirit -and His own Mind I. ‘I “and ?H=e'*wants-~His own» Spirit. and His own. Mind __tp.be with Him at all times. hy is it you can.- W ' , not be with Me? Why is it it is not a pleasure at all times for you to be with Me now, henceforth and forever? It is because you have deviated from Me or have not come to Me effectively har- moniously, that My Mind might be your mind and your mind might be Mine. It is written: I W “Two cannot walk together except they agree.” I have lifted up a standard for you, that you might follow Me and do what I bid you do and be what I bid you be. That is the only hope of your salvation and the only way to be in fellow- ship with Me———the only way to find pleasure in Me and for you to be under My graces and pleas- ures and Wishes. Can you not see the mystery? Truly might have one said: i “I am Thine, O LORD, ‘ I have heard Thy Voice And it told Thy Love to me; But I long to rise In Thine arms of faith A And be closer drawn to Thee. .“Draw me nearer, nearer, blessed LORD, To the Cro-ss where T-hou has died . . .. “Consecrate me now To Thy service, LORD, By Thy power of grace Divine; Let my soul look up With "a steadfast hope, And my will be lost in Thin'e.”; When this is done, your will is and My will is yours. Your desires are » Mine and Mine are yours. Can you not see the mystery? You are ' living in this recognition, for you have let go com- A pletely. Your bodies are ‘living sacrifices-—-«you are walking in the Light I have given!‘ You are , not divided! That is what I AM talking about! The Government of GOD VVhen this is done in you and in those with whom you come in contact, you are representing . this RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT PLATFORM and the RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT itself of which we are stressing, the government that — came down from that mythological heaven, from that imaginary heaven, from the heaven of all religions, the GOVERNMENT of GOD in RIGHT- ‘ EOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE; but We are merely tangibilating and materializinsg that which was mythologically discerned, that which was in the imaginary realm, from that supersti- tional heaven of-men, according to the mortal » _-versions of them. , ' - 9 . I ‘AM ‘bringing into actuality the real-»i..ty of the ' among men. so 3 20, if A « The ‘ A " M4,; 25:11, 1939 A.n.F.D . A fondest imagination of the children of men. Those I who have been superstitiously inspired by their sup*positio—ns, they had * observed theithings that you are now enjoying, but they could not: enjoy them in _reality for they had not yet been tan- gibilated for them. ‘ _ eon is the TANGIBILATOR, for HE made: Himself flesh thatlyou might observe or behold His glory asthe glory of the only begotten of the FATHER; hence, from the tangibilization of Him- self as a Person, I,‘ in like manner, tangibilate the KINGDOM of HEAVEN and all of the glory I of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE by you harmon- izing! With‘ A the TANGIBILATOR, the ~MATE- RIALIZER‘ and the PERSONIFIER until you become to be the personification of that.-on which you are concentrating. _ Then I say, it is a privilege to observe the mys- tery, for I have lifted the standard that yougmight visualize it vividly and bring from your ‘ imag- inary heaven ithrough, superstition—-in other words, through your superstition from that imag- inary heaven andfrom your superstition to your ‘ conscious recognition and the realization of GOD’Sl ACTUAL PRESENCE and of Himself ‘and of H , is KINGDOM, of'His HEAVEN on ea-rth e The Cuovernrn.en_t' of’ Governments ,7‘ Truly might have one said: “Unto us a Child is born, unto ,_' us a Son is given; and the government shall be upon His'shoul.der.” ' it I Ci-an you not see the mystery? The government of all governments isupon the shoulder of the_ INFINITE,‘ that you might observe and recog- nize GOD’S PRESENCE by taking on His char- .. V acteristics and His nature completely and by de-if nying yourselves whole-heartedly oncefand for- ever and becoming ltobe new ‘creatures. That is: the mystery. « I " When. this is done, then and only, can you be representatives of this RIGHTEOUS GOV- ERNMENT PLATFORM , and or this s RIGHT. ..EOUS GOVERNMENT of which we are stress- ‘ing——by putting into practice the Golden‘! Rule and doing otherwise as I tellyouf“ by getting rid. of all of yourself and selfishness, selfish tenden- cies, fancies and ple-asures and all of your mortal selfish! prejudices. “ . These. are hard sayings but yet they are true, and if youiwant,JOY, PEACE and HAPPINESS, "Just let Me have My way with you! I know the song said: if . 1 _ , = ’ . ,. . « V _ p p .f.‘If you ,.wa”nt JOY, PEACE and H’AP_PIN.ES‘S, , . ._ Just. keepfon ,prais1ng,,ni;. ‘Holy; e_,a”. . lard" for your consideration: », go to 1' but: the transposed A version of that particular. quotation and composition, I stress it-as astand-V “If you want JOY, ’PEAC,E: and~HAPPI.NEss, '-Jus-t—let'Him. have Hisfway with you.”. I I U: V’ Be Ne,w’,_Creatur'es C e '_.V . i . Do away with your SELF completely and all of your selfish tendencies; all resentment and irritableness and eve-r'y_ detestable tendency in you. For if you are the same. old: person char- acteristically you Were before you knew Me, why, you are not the one to live, in HEAVEN! I have tried, and I did strive to make you new creatures, therefore you Should be'n-ewcreatures by taking on the CHRIST’S CHARACTERISTICS .. and by refusing to hold on to your old character- istics, your oldmannerism, your old fancies, your A old tendenciesanﬁd‘ your old pleasures; for if you hold on to them, are not of Me! ' _ How can you be of Me‘ when you are the same person who lived in sin and vice and crime be- fore I Personally ca-me? If you are the same and ‘still are the one who lived in sin and vice and . crime before I» Personally came, if you are the ‘ same one by nature and by characteristics and _ by disposition, if you are the same by nation- a_lity;, ifyou are the same by race,‘ creed or color, . it "is" a matter of im«possi«bility_ for you to be of : Me! , P. C c _ -What said I concerning this particular mys- tery? Did 13 not -say to Nicodemus: M V V‘.‘Except a man beborn again, he cannot . see the-Kingdom‘ of Heaven.” r He ‘must be born put of that Adamic state of con- sciousness‘ and be born, into" the CHRIST CON-. SCIOUSNESS, into a new line-age,,out A of the Adamic line-age into the Lineage of yoiir GOD, I by‘ being adopted‘ or born into the Royal Family. , I ..That‘ is j what I ‘talking about! ~ I I. i‘ ‘ l.No Man _After the Flesh‘ Then, who is your mother and who are your : vbrothersand jwho are your sisters? If you lose your identity: completely characteristically and disp‘os~itionally, ‘you will‘, know no man. after the flesh; for I bear in My Body“the marks of the Lord-Jesus. And you willsay the same when you are born again. You will be new creatures char-* . .acteri»stically and dis‘positional~ly.. If you did have any‘-racial‘ prejudice or prejudices of any kind, when you are born again they _wil1,be out of your . A’ system as wellas out of yo-urmind I — AM,» talking about! rouiiwm léarnio anti textrenieir.,reyerse,;,toj t of W or 1 'rha,it is what "I irecognize GOD’S PRESENCE! May 25:11‘, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DPAY ! 21; tality would suggest‘ and would know definitely If AM not thinking about matt-er and- I AM not representing materiality, as ,I‘ told you the other week——whosoever may be found worthy, regard- less to you; nationality, that is the one which will fill such duties and such, positions, those who are qualified mentally and 'spiritually,,intellec- tually and otherwise—-they are the ones to fill such positions and not the mortal version! Get your prejudicial ideas out of the picture! Get your mortal tendencies out of your system, by gettingthem out of your mentality and rec- ognizing My Presence; for such is detrime-ntal and they will make Me angry! 'What a privilege it is to live in such a Pres- ence—in a Presence where matters» are adjusted satisfactorily if you will let Me! If you harmon- ize with Me, all of those detestable tendencies . will leave you. You will be new creatures auto matically, for you will take on My character- istics and My nature! That is what I AM talk- ing about, and you will let this Mind be in you‘ that was and still is in Christ Jesus. Things will work harmoniously t-h-en, for this Mind of GOD’S in the Name of CHRIST is magnet~ic—-it will at- tract and draw that of its own kind to it. All Good Expressions Will Be Attracted to You . SUCCESS and PROSPERITY, PEACE, JOY and HAPPINESS, PLEASURE and every other desirable expression, the Name and the Nature, the Spirit and «the Mind of your SAVIOR will attract those qualities and expressions and will bring them~ to you automatically without you telling ‘Me. ‘ What a privilege it is to know you are happy since the LORD has come and madeyour heart His abiding home! When GOD is enthroned on the throne ,of H your mind and enthron-ed effec- tively, you can relax your conscious mentality, you can still yourselves as individuals, you can When this is done, there and then you are in HEAVEN! When that old mind arises in you to be resentful, to be angrly, to --“be hateful, to be spiteful and to reflect prejudice one against the other,“ just put that mind to death byire-fusing to indulge in it! Go /_ to the extreme reverse to that of which that old mind would suggest! By so doing you are fast- ing it out of your system by fasting it out of your mentality, for such kind co-meth out with fasting i and with prayer. . . g g , . A H you have no business being with Me you are of “born again, for‘”youjcannot ‘make tit! ’].'9 WEST 117th STREET ' PEACE ' / _ 150 Wii34.a1l.st,, sin and shaped up in iniquity, but you must be born out of that state of ‘consciousness to be a new creature, to live in HEAVEN,harmoniously. 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M.: T W The enthusiastic gathering of the devout and faithful Body Lovers had been singing and praising the Lord and Savior, Father Divine, all-evening prior to the evening banquet, and when the Body appeared,_the many songs and praises continued until our Lord and Savior, Father Divine, arose and delivered a dynamic and masterful message in which He stressed the privilege bestowed upon allmankind in having the Personal’Body of God here on earth, today, and how all mankind can be blessed, and be partakers of the limitless bles- sings He has in store for the children of men. Herein is recorded the “Blessing song” which Father sang to the delight of all. _, Redeemer‘ and Savior, we thank You‘. , '(The foregoing statement is that of the transcriber, after which Father speaiksyas fo1- ~ lows.) ~ « PEACE EVERYONE! Good Health, Good Will, -and _a Good Appetite, Life", Liberty, and the Reality of Happiness, tallasuccess and all Prosperity by singing and giving praises both night and day‘. It is a privilege -to realize, E ' that song as sung is the experience of millions tonight and the prospective experience tfor rnillions to come after you. Is-it not ‘observable that we are actually praising God. both night and day? , It is. something to consider; three o’clock in the morning,-as it may be termed.,—bY those .living in mortal consciousness, we are justthe same as if though it ‘was__.noonday at some great feast, some special holiday. But‘ the composition says, “That is why we praise, ,Thy name both ‘night, and ,day.’_’_ How, can A" , youafforg'-et?@J Andivvif. oth‘ers,coiul_dl, but ‘loolicllandfvr ‘ H ” "d-i,c0n?d'itiOns in .9 on ..;cl.er you all have been lifted, each andeveryone who is open minded, they all would be willing to help you praise God both nightand day. f To think of being lifted from sickn51ess,i from diseases, from vice and from crime,,from sin and debauchery of every kind; being lifted from every detestable tendency and character- ’ istic, from all of your little simple no-harm habits," as it may be termed. When you stop; to consider,‘ from» those conditions these have been lifted, those who do not know will agree with you that it is something to praise God ‘for. 'And you can never forget what*God has done for you; how God has takenall of your sinsV e away, turned your darkness into bright noon- .- day, turned your -wrongs into right,‘and your darknesslinto“ the brighest light. A Lifted above Criticism 3“ Is not this an advance ‘light of civilization ‘ where the most severe critic cannot criticize?j For you are lifted above superstition, you are " lifted above any place in consciousness where there are grounds for criticisms, for God Him.-3 self is with you. t From lacks and wants and limitations you; C ii‘ 55 have been lifted; then others if they] see fit. « i will be fanatics with us. p . When you stop to consider, there are those ‘under the sound of My Voice, of My followers and My friends, who have been lifted from sickness, sorrows, lmisery and sin, from all sorts, of undesirable conditions, more than». can t E‘ be enumerated bythe method of enumeration,- oh, it is vsomethingto praise God for! Then I say, you should never forget what ,God has done for you. , "sins away and has turned your darkness into bright’ noonday, turned all of your wrongs int0,,i1{§_ right. and I have made your crooked wayp-,,_l This is not a supposition. It is notff an expression of superstitional superstition. It} is the conscious conviction and the realizationim of millions. s For‘I have tanaibilated it. straight. l de it ‘visible.s I have materialized it ‘yo ;',licann He has taken your I have-.* ;as11d 3‘ 24- consider, from sinking sand you have been lifted. From shades of night to planes of light, (oh, praisellis name!) you have been lifted. " Aren’t you glad! Cause for Enthusiasm When you stop and “consider how you are now living, it is enough to cause you to be enthusiastic and super-emotional byyour en- thusiasm and by your conscious religious con- viction. How you have been lifted from all sorts of undesirable conditions, where God has actually established your going in the land of the living and has given you the victory over every undesirable condition. Aren’t you glad! Where you lived in lacks, in wants and limit- ation; where you had been suppressed by the oppressors, those who desired to keep you from expressing under this great democracy of ours, where we are supposed to have life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. You have been sup- pressed by the oppressors, to prohibityou from expression, from expressing according to your highest intuition inspirationally. You have ‘-been suppressed until Christ in you was resur- rected and emancipated you, and now you can praise God bothynight and day; and just as it is in this dining-room so shall it be universally after a while. Aren’t you glad! This is just the little leaven that sh-all leaven the whole lump for all humanity wheresoever man is found, and God Himself shall have "dominion over all mankind and none shall hin- der Him. Do you not feel as if though the whole World would be better off und-er such a juris- _ ‘diction? You ‘know it is true. You know it is true, I say. Where sickness, sorrows, pain nor death are felt and feared‘ no more. Aren’t you glad! like a river, where sorrows like sea billows ‘ roll away, where God Himself on the hearts A and minds of men has truly come to stay, .wher-etyou are emancipated so that you can serve God to the dictates of your own con- science, under your own vine and fig tree. This is the way it shall be universally if you abide in Me. Aren’t you glad! ‘ You may not express in the exact vibration- al expressions and emotional expressions as‘ these are demonstrated» here, but you will have the free and selfsame access where God Him- , self will be in.e'vidence and you shall be eman- cipatedffrom all barriers and from all limita- tions. and.“ from all undesirable conditions and have victory over the oppressors and over all Vigpvldﬁprepssion,’ lacks, all-(1.. 9.,§%e1f« all undesirable The NEW DAY Where Peace abides and abounds I May 25:5, 1939 A.1).F.n. , conditions. , _ What It Means to Be Emancipated. . \ Now just take these thoughts to considera- tion: what it really _means to humanity to be emancipated; for what said the Scripture con- cerning this mystery, in other words, the=Gos- pel? , I it - “He that the SON sets free is free indeed! If you continue in MY Words you shall know the Truth and the Truth shall set you free !’7 You shall be free and free indeed; and when this is accomplished universally you will have victory over suchlan expression as the aggres- sors, and aggression will no longer have access, for all will work in perfect harmony, even as We do here on earth. Aren’t you glad! V Then I say, it is something to consider. You cannot enumerate all of the limitless Blessings GOD has in Storehouse for HIS Children! As you hear ME say and sing from time to time, “There ar-e so many l'3l.essings you cannot count them all !"* This is not a supposition, this is not merely an expression of a superstitional idea, but it has been established by experience and by affirma- tion and by declaration as it stands today for millions and millions. ° . I have long since declared, if you will ask, GOD will give; if you will give thanks, GOD will increase; if you will give praise, GOD will multiply that which HE gave. firmati-ons to declarations by your recognition, for when you shall have received the confir- ‘ mation of the INFINITE ONE. of all of your affirmations you have been making concern- ing HIM, when this is done, there and then your affirmations are turned, in other Words they are changed from affirmations to recog- nitions and declarations and realizations, be- cause you can declare it. When you recognize something effectively, you ‘realize it if you recognize it effectively, and when you shall have realized it effective- ly, you can declare it distinctly, even as I de- clare the mystery. The Conscious ‘Conviction of Millions Then I say, it is a privilege to live in such a. recognition ! with ‘ME, and this is My- Conscious and the conviction of millions! ” .(F_eILHER S-x!z»eet1r,sins:ss:) Then I say, your affirmations are _changed from mere af-I I will sing for your consideration A and all MY Hearers who know it,‘ may sing " Conviction -- .~..»;,w. my 25:5, 1939 r.n.1=.n. TheNEW_'pAY A ‘I A 3.5! ‘ﬁgmiﬁany Blessings, you, cannot count them Soalrlriany Blessings, you cannot count them Soallihany Blessings, you cannot count them .iYou‘%c.annot count them all! ‘ .‘fQne. .mil_1_;ion;Blessings, one billion C-Blessings, A one trillion Blessings, quadrillion Blessings, quintillio_n Blessings; sextillion Blessings, sep_-tillion .Blessings,voctil1ion Blessings, . duodecillion Blessings, decillion, Blessings, decillions of decillions of Blessings, You cannot count them all! f"l‘here is no ‘end to the Blessings,” etc. _!‘_You cannot count them all!” '(FATHE.R continues speaking:)' PEACE, EVERYONE: That little composi- tion is the conscious conviction of millions. They i realize there is no end to the Blessings and you cannot count them all, therefore the Blessings go into infinitude, the end you cannot vision, but as many as you can vision, can be. for your inheritance! Aren’t you glad! For it is written, “According to your Faith so be it unto thee,” and “as far out in the land as you can see can be for your inheritance!” , ‘ "As farrout in the land in the world of accounts, in the world of mathematics-—so far as you can enumerate or count by Blessings in enumera- tion, in the act of enumerating the Blessings,- so far can you have for your inheritance! Just What GOD said to Abraham, the ‘same Spirit is speaking “today! same is free for each and everyone who will bring themselves into subjection to the Fun- damental and live according to thisTeaching by recognizing GOD’S Actual Presence; and when your recognition shall‘ have be-en estab- lished effectively, then you will comeinto the realization of GOD’S Actual Presence and you will not have an occasion to question, wher do I get so much money from! r‘ An Eternal Answer « I have answered this question in one eter- nal answer. As a motto for consideration as an answerto this question, I composed this, spontaneously, " “The Spirit of the Consciousness of the Pres- ence of GOD is the SOURCE of all Supply and it CAN‘and it WILL satisfy. every good V desire!” » ' l ’ , NoW..-be _conscious of GOD’S Presence and the 5desirable- .conditions_ will result and whatso-_ ever you may have recognized, and _.rea.l1_z.ed, * \ .. _ .y- '\ :1’ .. A.“ I ‘Actual Presence, Why, matters will be ad-A It is free for you and the ‘ . Near 5th Ave... N. Y. c. GOD will abundantly. Bless you according to your conscious recognition and according to your realization of GOD’S Actual Presence. up Now build upon this Foundation, be sub- ' stantiated in Faith and unshakenin Confidenice’ and recognize GOD’S Actua1‘Presence cons tinually and bring your recognition into an actual realization, and when you realize GOD’S justed satisfactorily for you and you will have victory over all undesirable conditions, for the Mouth. of GOD has declared it. i New live in this recognition and build upon. - this Foundation, be substantiated in Faith and I unshaken in Confidence and lo, I, GOD, will bewithi. you and naught will be able to hurt . nor harm nor hinder you, for the Mouth of GOD has declared it and the OMNIPO,'TENT, the OMNISCIENT, the OMNIPRESENT1, the» EVER-‘PRESENT will be the same now, hence-u ' forth and forever! I thank you, I thank you, A" I thank you. A We Thank You, rATnnn_,f;_I SINCERE HEART Care for children, reasonable rates. 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M.’ It is wonderful to sit at the feet of the MAS-I if TER as so lovingly pours forth" upon us HIS Eternal Gifts of Wisdom, Knowledge and all Understanding. It is wonderful to be able to learn from the Lips of the ALMIGHTY HIM- SELF, the KEY as well as the SOLUTION to all of our economic ills which have bound not only this country but other nations as well in. lacks and wants and limitations and produced a pov- _e-rty-stricken people. ’ In this mighty Message FATHER gives to the universe the solution and the answer to the prob- lems which the government, and governments have for ages past been trying to solve. How simple it is if they would only copy -after this fashion! This country declared her independence as a nation and this was a sampler and an exam- ple for each and every individual abiding herein ‘to copy after. If every individual proclaimed his or her'INDEPENDENCE and would not accept aid from the welfare but refused any charity or re- , lief, as all true Followers of FATHER DIVINE do, this country would never see another "depres- sion, for each‘ individual would be living inde- pendently and expressing the TRUE INDEPEND- ENCE as set forth firstly by the Constitution and its- Amendments and the Declaration of Independence, the basic principles for a Right- eous Government.‘ V ' By this the'Universal Brotherhood of, man ‘and the FATHERHOOD of GOD will be established firmly /upon the earth, nevermore to ‘depart, THANK ‘YOU, FATHER, FOR YOUR PRECI- i OUS W,ORDS_OF- SALVATION! . (The foregoing statements are those, of the transcriber, after which FATHER'Speaks' as fol- ~- lows, firstly singing this composition:) _ SONG ;th,in-gs, F S. , - Of all good things, of all good things, “The Abundance of the Fulness of all good _ things, i g ’ V I _Is wheresoever I AM! “For I; AM here and I AM there, I AM, here and I AM there, _ I AM here and I AM there, I AM everywhere! — — V “Why, it is Righteousness, Justice and Truth, ‘ Righteousness, Justice and Truth, ~ Righteousness, Justice and Truth, Wlheresoever I AM! V “The Spirit of the Consciousness of the Presence of GOD,” etc. “Is wheresoever I ,Al\/I!” “The Spirit of the Consciousness of the , Presence of GOD,” etc. “Is the Source of all Supply!” . “I AM way over in Australia,” etc.‘ “I AM everywhere!” _ “I AM teaching and preaching to the people of the earth,” etc. . = fl; AM everywhere!” FATHER Speaks as follows: PEACE, EVERY-ONE: Here We all are again and there I sit and stand representing this great democracy of ours, although in form ‘as one man!__ Aren’t you glad! Just think of the privilege we have to unifyourselves together for one common purpose, This was predestined to be by GOD HIMSELF and handed down through the ages until this very day. It has been in ev_idence that we should harmonize one with the other but sin and vice and crime anddebauchery of every kind through selfishness andby graft and greed have been killing the people and bringing all sorts of divisions among the nations of the , earth, creating aggressive nations by being ag- gressive individually and severally and. by be-_ ing aggressive as neighbors one to the other, in g. > other words, one against the other. , But how glorious it is when you can‘ change your spirit of aggression into the spirit of pro» ,grcss'io“'nr and learn to be progressive instead of aggressivee-learn to be harmonious and hospi- table, instead of malicious andantagonistic and ‘ hateful. Can you not see _,the mystery?‘ When , up ,: I thisjiss done you will feel ‘even :as_ I ,dO;,,.‘Y0u7 l7j71‘11 I (V 28 -s» I is as NE W in Y I it ts,2s!h«,i19s9 A;n.r.n! be‘ able to say individually,-it severally and col- lectively, “Here you all are and there I AM, there I sit and here you stand!” In the Unity of the Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose I . come! , _ Jesus Taught the Practicality of Life ’ When JESUS the CHRIST came nineteen hurn-' dred years ago, HE did not merely. teach .the philosophy of that Which is termed religion but HE taught the practicality of life for the people ‘and lifted up a standard for all creation. By this the American flag is-flying today! By this, this democracy is a demiocracy under the Constitu- tion and the Constitution under the Law of the Spirit of Life that was in CHRIST JESUS. Can you not see the rnystery? Hence when I say, “Here you all are and there I AM?’-——in other words, when I say, “Here We all areaga-in,” I V’ have unified MYSELF together with the chil- dren of men, that they might be one with ME and be even as I AM,‘for this is it of which and for which CHRIST prayed “I pray that they may be one even as are One!” , . h I W hen this is done, we will no longer live in lacks and wants and limitations, we‘ will no longer be subjugated to the depressions and the miseries and hardships; the millions have been undergoing, but "from those conditions each‘ and “every person will be emancipated and will live » in the Unity of the Spirit, of 'Mind, of Aim‘ and of Purpose and express that Universal Brother- hood of man for which you have so long looked! A , Oh, it is a privilege to observe this mystery and to see the ushering in, and the coming into I A the recognition, of the Universal Brotherhood of I man and the conscious realization of the FA- THERHOOD of GOD by bringing an abolition I 1 to ali division, strife and "prejudices and malice _ I and every malicious tendency within us and by dispelling such sense of feeling within us ?once and forever and by the recognition of GOD’S Actual Presence. I . V GOD’S Presence established in your memory and in your consideration can, and will be as a welder that will weld things together; no longer merely knit them together nor Weave thent to‘ gether but they will be "welded together, that I there will not be the slightest reflection of I a seam Where you can see the difference between! Having the Key to All Problems , '‘ tFor this cause we are rejoicing andtwe are 5‘ f_”/exceedingly glad! Weknow ‘we h-av-e the key, p the problem._.Weil‘know we have the key to ‘C ‘ths:i’i1esme1oimé%a!tproblem ,stknow;r;;:w;e have I - the key to the economic system and we know we have the key to the labor system. and the capitalistic system, that all of these systems _. might Work harmoniously together according to MY ‘Righteous Government VPlatf,or«n-1 I, drafted , for humanity._ I I T A , , , I Oh, it is a priviiege to live in such a recogni-. _ ‘tion and to be in a place in consciousness Lwhere -, you harmonize with the Fundamental, for the thing you harmonize With, you tend to -be a partaker of such characteristics and such a nature of such’ a thing with which you are har- mpnizing. Can you not see the mystery? Then when you harmonize .With GOD, your Creator, and the CHRI-ST’S Characteristics and the CHRIST’S Nature, you are becoming to be con- tagionized with it and them until you become to be partakers of HIM Whom’ you say I» AM. I Oh, it is a privilege, I say, to live in such'a recognition and to be filled ,with‘ spiritual and true enthusiasm such as _man cannot give. But by the Spirit of Sincerity, such enthusiasm comes from the invisibl-e realm to the children of men that they might recognize HIM and abide in the Light I have so freely given. ” ‘By this you have “ceased to commit sin, vice and crime and debauchery of every kind!‘ By this MY ‘Followers,’ not only these few here but the universe over, are returning all stolen goods and repaying all old bills they owed such as they never intended to pay’! before I came. My Spirit teaches you to pay as you go, buy nothing on ‘ theinstallment plan, nor do not buy anything on -credit, but pay cash as you go on the cash and carry basis and owe no man. Are-n’vt you glad! Live the Spirit By this you are free, you are not worried. You do nothave to make others unhappy, neither disturb others for the lack of payment when you pay cash as you go and when you do not owe any man. Can you not see the mystery? The , very Spirit of MY“ Presence will lead you on to victory and will give you success and prosperity - if you will live it and let it be within you and V be your guide and -your protection.‘ Aren’t you ' yW-hen ‘We speak of the Unviersal Brotherhood , , of man and the conscious realization of the ' FATHERHOOD of‘ GOD, this is 4 not merely a, superstitious, Suppositionall C, version conveyed, l Nfrom one to the other; itvis our conscious convic-I f I tion and it is our conscious realization of‘ GOD"S . ‘ Actual Presence as the FATHER.,and thepCR'.E/I-‘f _ ' A'l~‘,OR, as GOD is your,«FATI1IER and youpneyer‘ ~» had anolthergand _all1-tlnankindtj in ‘other’ ‘W rds, - all imenfiare; your 7 ‘bprothers i--oreb:reth.ren, _. _ re’ May 25th, 1939 A.D.F.D. universe is your ‘home! Aren’t you glad! Yet through the condescension of GOD to the earth plane, HE came in Mercyﬁand lifted a Standard 111' the United States of America under th-e Con- stitution, as a sample" and as an example for others that others might copy after this Funda- mental as a politi-cal Constitution for all na- tions to observe the mystery of E PLURIBUS UNUM. ‘V This was Evangelical although it may not have been understood to have been in the beginning. But I came to bring to the conscious realization of the children of men, the Evangelistic thought and the characteristics concerning it and how the Evangelistic Spirit of‘CHRI:ST would be developed and brought to fruition under -the Constitution of our great country, for it grants you the privilege to serve GOD to the dictates of your own con-science. Are_n’t you glad! In other countries they have not had this privilege altogether, a goodtmany of the other countries, but under this Constitution of this democracy .we have the privilege to serve GOD to the dictates of our own cons-cience. By so doing each and every person. has a chance even as , well as I MYSELF to bring the CHRIST to fruition, of which will give victory to each and every person. As with an Individual, So with a Nation CHRIST will give victory to all of the people. As HE Won the victory individually, HE also won it nationally and internationally, for as with an individual so with a nation. Can you _not see the mystery? For, -“As in Adam all die; so shall in JESUSCHRIST all be made alive!” Hence, when CHRIST in the Person of JESUS won the victory by being persevering, in other Words, by being determined and pers:iste.nt'" in HIS Ambition and by serving GOD to the Dic- tates of HIS Own Conscience individually and by moving volitionally, why, HE brought forth V the CHRIST Within HIMSELF as an individual, tofruition as a Sample and as an,Exa7mple for other people. HE won the victory that you might win it! Can you notsee the mystery? CHRISTiin you is victorious and shall over- . come the world, even. as HE. overcame;’yea, as HE overcame in the Body called JESUS, HE will overcome in you individually and severally as Wwell as individually! Can you not see the mys- °tery? R Then I say, it is a privilege to live in such a recognition and to be under such a Constitution. as this p one of ours, the Constitution of the- Unite'd"States 1 of A America‘ and its“!Amendiments, ’ ’ -by gxien':_ca.{n I serve GOD. to $116 dictaéﬁes, of TlieNEW’ D"A’Y R g “ their own conscience under their own vine and fig tree and can bring forth the CHRIST ‘within them to fruitipn; and when CHRIST is brought to fruition within, will give you victory over ’ all things. Can you not see the mystery? CHRIST has victory over all things, over every enemy andover every opposition, even death! Can you not see the mystery? Let CHRIST rise in you and be developed in you and brought to: fruition in you and live it and express it and move volitionally and Voluntarily according to » the dictates of your own conscience under the Constitution; having the Constitution of our - great country as your protection you will bring forth the CHRIST within to fruition and HE will give you your real emancipation. what IAM talking about! . - “I Have the Victory for All This People” * The emancipation of this people I have brought.‘ Ibrought this emancipation for all humanity who will live it and believe it and bring themselves into subjection to this Fundamental, to this phenomenon. Aren’t you glad! When this shall have been established universally, all of I the people, not only of America, but all of the peow ple universally, will have victory and will emancipated from all laeéﬁs, wants and limita-- tions, from all barriers, from --all -segregation, from all discrimination, from all adverse and uni» desirable conditions even as I have it, for I have it! I have the VICTORY, I have it for all of this people! Aren’t you glad! I have it for every per- son Who will live Evangelically and be as I have requested them to be. By, living Evangelically whole-heartedly, I will be with them in reality,» and I AM the Victory! Aren’t you. glad! I ha-ve not done anything yet to what I will do! If all of the powers that be politically or nationally would rise in opposition to ME, it is a matter of impossibility for them to hind-er ME in the least! NOW TELL TH-EM I SAID IT! They cannot hinder MY Progress, MY Ad- vances, they cannot hinder MY Success and MY P‘rosperity,_for GOD ha-s declared even in Moses, “If you LOVE ME and keep MY Commandments, I will Blessyour going out, I will Bless your coming in, I will Bless you in your , storehouses, I will Bless you in your baskets, I will Bless you in the fruit of your C land and I will Bless you in the fruit of ‘ your cattle and whatsoever you doeth, it shall prosper!” , M t Then I say, who canvghinder? Aren’tY,O11~g1ad!;!_ ii 7 If GOD!!! is £91‘ 37°F‘! h‘f7’!s,.'°a,“ 1. 2'9 A. I accurately even as MY Followers! That, is the so ! The NEW DAY Now TELL THEM I SAID IT!‘ The‘, Mental and Spiritual Swords I AM not wielding a physical sword over you to frighten’ you but I have this mental and this — , spiritual sword! I have the spiritual sword! The ~ Sword of the Spirit proceeding “out of MY Mouth; A it is a two-edged sword which is the ,Word of . GOD. It is your. protection religiously. The sword of the nation proceeding -out of MY Mouth -is the two-edged sword which is the’ Constitution I and its Amendments as a protection of this peo- ple under the Constitution. All who will live according ‘to -same and will abide A under the jurisdiction of the Constitution and its Amend- ments, they are protected and they will also ex- press the Spirit of Independence. How do men expect to be the expression and the expressers of the Spirit of Independence ac- ‘ cording toithe Declaration of Independence, ‘so long as they are living in lacks and wants and, limitations, going around soliciting, begging, borrowing and stealing? It is a matter of im- possibility to express that Declaration as declared onthe fourth day of July. - I came to give MY I-Iearers, Friends and who- soever will, their REAL EMANCIPATION from I lacks and wants and limitations, that they might fulfil the Spirit and the meaning of the Declara- tion of I-ndependence and also the Spirit and the Meaning of the Constitution and its Amendments and bring both it and them to fruition within; ‘ thenvand only, then will they be real American citizens! , ' We do not believe’ men are American Citi- zens in reality when they? do not live exactly according to the Constitution and its Amend- ments and according to the Declaration of In-' dependence, but when they live ---exactly accord- ingato the Constitution and its Amendments and according to the Declaration of Independence and bring both it and "them to fruition within, there and then, in ‘My Version, they are real Americancitizens. A ‘ . Individual Independence How can you express the Spirit of Independ- ence according to the Declaration if you are in lacks and wants and limitations, if you are beg- ging, stealing and borrowing, if you are-on the V welfare? How can you express the Spirit‘ and the !Nature of the Declaration of Independence? The country declared it as a nation I that you might declare it individually and express it Meryl , - : . . I 1 yfitridly unftil;f.i,t{;icausésl lAren’t you glad! Then when theyllive accord- ing to same, we will solve this unemployment problem immediately and" will bring an end to _, depression, lacks, wants and limitations and we will establish our going in the land of the living and will fulfil the Scripture as predicted “by the prophet saying, ' ‘ _ ‘ 3 “HIS Name shall be called Immanuel being interpreted, GOD is with us!” #NOW you all know GOD is with you, do you not? If GOD was not with you, as a good many of you were in lacks,» wants and ‘ limitations, did not have a morsel of bread to eat, did not have a decent place to sleep before I came and still trying to get in‘ the bread lines and different places to get something and here you» are living in splendor with all of the Abundance of. the Fulness of all good ‘things! Can you not see that GOD is with you? . A good many of you can retrace your thoughts, _ if you will, back to your fireside andback to the prayer and the blessings your mothers and fathers taught you to pray. You have been taught, . A ‘ “GOD make us truly thankful for the ‘~ Blessings A V We are about to receive,‘ for the nourishment of our bodies and for the benefit of our soul,” » V ‘ that is What you have been taught to pray bless- ings on the food ‘before you eat at times» which is to say, ask the blessings. But we have these Blessings! We are made truly thankful in real- ity. Wesay, “THANK YOU, FATHER,” -auto-‘ matically! ‘I, have made them truly thankful because I caused them to say, “THANK YOU, ' spontaneously and‘ volitionally without their conscious considera- _ tion; therefore I have made them to be truly", FATHER,” automatically, thankful; Therefore they do not. have to go through x the performance of it. They say, “THANK YOU, FATHER,” before they think of anything else! ' - * I _ C “By the Spiritgof Thanksgitring « Truly might have I said by composition, as motto for .cons_ideration, - “I will preach‘ CHRIST in words but more. so in deeds and in action-s and I will put MY‘ Spirit in them and cause them to walk ’ I in MY Statutes!" «- I have put MY Spi’r-it in them ithroughl-1ar=moni-f'_. zation« and I; have! reincarnatedpp it them ” ' em jl-0' ‘yﬂivolition ‘lye, May 25:11, 1939 A”.Di.F.D. V v .. A-»L"» «' -. .. at .: -.. '. :-3 ~ May 25:11‘, 1539 'A‘.‘D.F.D.\ I 7"r1ie. NEW DAY * :1 and voluntarily, “I THANK YOU, FATHER!” I The prayer has been heard and answered, “LORD, make us truly thankful!” You could not be truly thankful until you received the Spirit of Thanksgiving and receiyed it whereby it would speak within you volitionally and volun- tar-i_ly;,why, then you have received it in reality and you are made truly thankful. I , Now‘ anyone can tell you who comes in con- tact with anyone of My_ real Followers, -anything they do or say, even if they stub their foot, they a say, “I THANK YOU, FATHER!” They have been made truly thankful. Can you not see the mystery?“ If they are about to have an automo— bile accident they say, “I THANK YOU, FA- THER!” They are GIVING THANKS and GIV- ING PRAISE volitionally and voluntarily. and spontaneously, for they have been made to be the reincarnation and the reincarnators of such an expression until they are the real expressers, even the personification of such thanksgiving as I have been giving, and as I AM as a Person, even so are they. I I You are thankful——I mean your very body is thankful and you are thankful as a person, for thanksgiving has been made real “within and you, having been quickened with the Spirit of Thanksgiving, you are the outward expression and the reincarnation or reincarnator and the personification of that of Which you. are express- ing. I» thankyou, I thank‘ you, I thank you! Proofreading the Messages PEACE, EVERYONE: We do not wish to dis- turb you, but I would just like to say,» for the sake of our visiting friends, the manuscripts that have been read and are being read, we are fdo_- ing our daily work whilst we ‘are at the table. We are proofreading for the press. Of course we do not have time to remain among. the diners and others and leave out our daily work, there- fore we usually proof read whilst we are at the table. If anyone wishes to go, they are welcome tovdo so. Do not feel bound. by any means whatever but feel free! to move according, to the ‘ dictates of your own conscience. But whilst we are sitting at the table and in the various audi- ' toriums and different I places where we holdq meetings,,we usually*proo_f read our Lectures, I that they might go to the press.» The press correspondent is waitingpnow for the Messages; that is why we are proof reading vthese‘Mess‘ages. I would just like to say, in the . proof! reading of the Messages you will fin. 7; .:tthere are typographical! errors and mistakes that are being— correcfred Whilst_}they__are ‘being ,pr9of I ead; A 'tfherefo.re you; not get { the ‘ﬁfullf s'ig<nifi-i . .»PA’RK. AVENUEHGMAEKET,-STANIY li7Bet" 112thaxu1- I N cance ofthe Message as you will when they shall ‘have been proofread and released to the press I and proof read and printed. VVe Want to give you as clear a vision of what we are trying to convey to you as possible.» For this cause We delight in proof reading all of MY Messages, as I do not speak by manuscript but I». speak and make manuscripts for others‘ to read and to get the Truth concerning things that -‘pertain to life. It is a. wonderful privilege, dear ones, to see 1 and to know what the Spirit has actually done and is doing. ‘Then I say, whilst we shall pro- ceed to proof read another Message, as it must be released to the press this evening, ‘because the paper will close shortly, we will hurry through this next manuscript and release it to the correspondent. I thank you. I Tel‘. UN. 4-9536 PEACE LA REPUBLICA . Grocery Store PRIME MEATS, POULTRY and PROVISIONS A -- Angel Diaz - 1734 MADISON AVENUE N. Y. City PEACE We Thank You, FATHER NBV DAY LAUNDRY, All work done at FATHER'S prices. . , Best of work -4- Goods called for and delivered 1825 MADISON AVE. NEW YQRK err”: Peace We thank You, FATHER ~ 9 Visit the Reval—4Knoxt Shop FINE QUALITY HATS ‘ as low as $2.85 Knox Hats $5.00 and up 211‘ West 125th St. New York City. ‘ (Bet. 7th and 8th Aves.) PEACE - It’s Wonderful FEIDMANS Ev mans SWBE J GENERAL. DRY GOODS fWe give full values for the money 1440 5th AVE. 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TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 23rd was r l i M3,:-f.D. l TIME: After Midnight, This Very briefTM=essagelmustenott he lightly considered_becau‘se of its brevity, for it is a bit of phi1‘osophy,'genuine,and real, that the soul of man intellectually hungers for. The scientific truths that l are brought forth and presented, to man, are ..the_ results of the re- searches made by the careful and persistent study of scientific minds whoseekl to 'find the origin of some phenomenon to contribute to the advancement ofciviilization, and _-thereby‘ cause such an expression, through scientific developmjent; to become to" be a great service ‘tomansg ' or FATHER DIVINE," in this brief iviesssge. has brought forth a greater mystery» than all of the scientific; discoveries made by the in-, genuity, of man; ,for‘ herein, HE clearly shows the ‘visibililzation of’ GOD,',His PRESENCE among-nus, and, the manifestation of the King- dom). of Heaven, and the symbolic ‘comparison ‘ or, the [inventions of this lcivilization to the mateerialization of invisible and Spiritual things. These are some of the secrets of theages, and the hidden mysteries. of GOD revealed. IN- ’Ii‘INITE"’CREATOR, wehumbly thank THEE. (The foregoing statements erethose of the tra.nscriber,l after , which h F'ATI*IER? speaks ask follows :) h‘ . . “PEACE, EVERYONE: _ , , e L ’(“PEAC«E, .FATHER DEAR!” exclaimed . the hap1py_h.assembiliy.)‘. i i ‘_ . i That littlecomfposition, ifryoucould but,‘ ,ree.li2e it, it would be a reality to you, for it is ‘just the} same today: as itcomesdown . . through {you ,.and from one to ’ another,” as it _ comes down through the ages, it is just the . seine’.-mday;.ll_§‘e‘fEJhe Eirefi the.t~._jwas~e.te the -Day“ i of Pentecoist, by interpretatieon’, shim it, they saw it in ‘a revelation, asiif though it was an outward expression of a ﬂarme, of a.‘ tongue or fire, and tongues many; but with the right concept and Divine .interp1'etat_i011 ‘oil? that mystery, as it has he-_e,n_ interpreted, weiindl the spirit of G-OD’S ‘PRESENCE, when neoeivved‘ in an individual, quickened by’ l‘-iis.icOhsci0tts thought concerning Spiritual ‘thugs, it causes the re-actions of the electrons of electricity in this system when it is quickened, to expand and: extend as an expression of fire. To the mat»- eriali.st,‘ if there‘ be any» under the soundofi My Voice, if you wish to test it out, get in the dark ‘without the light and comb you hair; you can see the reaction of the electricity re- flected in your physical hair, as an outward’ expression of. thatiwhich is within although it is unseen . . . When the light disappears, you ‘can. see the physical reflection of it. _ Bodies Spiri-tually. Electrified Your bodiesiare filled with electricity. By the Spiritual and Religiious interpretation, your e bodies are filled with the Spirit; therefore, they are electrified with the Electric Current of the INFINITE, but by the Spiritual or Rs» ligious in.terprctation,_ your bodies are “SI{11“* itually awakened.” As‘ I often say, your bodles are,as much Spiritualized and mentally" and Spiritiually electrifiedu as» your homes in this light of civvlliization, are electrified. There i H arelno. long’er"*many houses without electricity, but homes equipped with electricity and with h gasand all modern improvements. A Thelmodern improvements that we are now H enjoying on the material plane, they are speak‘ 3 _ . ‘ing scientifically and speaking PaI‘5§V_b1Y by the » J invention of the reality of the K1Ilgd0m ‘Of, Heaven. You can scexthese parables Tﬁflectedé .‘ and you ca“n—-see the reality hf them ,a$ they 31:5 “‘ manifested. Jesus spoke parably. concerning the fnyS- ries of the Ki»n:gdom of Iieeaven, such as fishes and such as sheep and_so.ats., ‘These pa1fab1ﬁl«%:Sh,;l,.=s"- tha'.t" ‘Jesus .sr»okfe concermxlg _. the. ,,¥¥‘Y=33?_’31’fe5 _ 1:"-if ~ £9 .- ‘ PEACE . PEACE » ~ E Peace - 1436 , 5th Ave. A I t;he_ Kingdom of H-eaven-—-—the‘ parables in them-» - E ' selves were mysteries apparently, but‘ the peo- . pile ‘at that age and atythat time could under— stand them, when it spoke the parable in the mystery of what was going on daily. Moclern science a. Parable cgf cows Presence In this light of civilization, we are speaking parables through the invention of the radio, ‘ ‘telephone, Wireless‘ telegraph,‘ cablegrain, etc; and these are outward expressions of the mys- tuery of GOD’S PRESENCE, and of how HE can and make‘ science a reality by converting the ‘inventions into the true interpretation of His Kingdom and of His Spirit. That ‘is Why {i:h=is’ Truthris so far-reaching. The orthodox, they cannot criticize, because they can see it is? scientific; they‘ cannot criticize, because they can seeour conviction and realization will bring into A actuality that which they’- desire to realize. ‘ V ' - y - Every blessiiig -which the Religious world has been seeking—-all of the blessings, which- ever, that they have -been seeking, they are at our disposal by living Evangelically. 1 Upon ’ this, Foundations.‘ you can stand, andyou may stand “without fearing and without trembling, ., knowing within yourselves once and forever, GOD is with you. You have confessed your sins and forsaken them; "you must prosper, you cannot be a failure. I thank you. L ‘ y ’ we Thank You, FATHER Busv BEE . PEACE ;RE$fI'AURANT Ten and Fifteen Cent Meals as W. 99th st. i New York City We Thank You, FATHER PARK AVE. VAREETY SHOP _ 7» Dresses, ‘Coats and. Suits -— Sizes 12 to 54 E Less than wholesale V 1602 PARK AVE'., Cor. 114th ST. ’ 51574 PARK AvE,'t’‘” , New York City v « Peace ' 4‘ VVILLIAMS MEAT MARKET ' . VBESTQUALITYMEATS . v’ s Ar LOWEST muons Special to Followers , ‘Bet. 1194:; & “moth Sts. E , "N..'r. c. 6 am. EAEHER '1~i14‘,iei NE W my i Ms zsui, 7 Be comfortable! Eoor FRI-E-ND SHOES ";F.omner1-y $3.50 & $19.00 NOW $5.50 Foot Saver Shoes: $9.25 & up FOOT SAVER SHOP 3 34 W 34”‘ St. We Thank You, FATHER‘ ems: cooesnnnve ICE,'WOOD and COAL ’ —~ Light Hauling In and Out of City, Cleaning Cellars. 2611 - 8th AVENUE, Basement. 139.- 140 Sts-, N»; Y- c. Thank You, FATHER MAIL ORDER V: Gal. $1.00‘ Gal, $1.82. Send check or Money Order It C.O.D. pay post PEACE , PEACE Bedbugs! Roaches! Two or 3 sprayings a. year with PREVENTI-LEM will clean ‘them out. ‘Stainless and odorless. Wonderful for upholstered furniture. Kills Roa- ches at. once. BENGAL CO., 214 St. Nicholas Ave. Near 121st St., N. Y. pity. “It’s worth the price because man me more it does the Job.’ , .; $1.60 Gal, _.. an ‘Gal, Size 850 M0’ 2-3910 STOPI-IERE - PEACE SHOPHZERE . . V _ AND BE THRIFTY Huttner’s (Formerly Gofldhut) * LADIES’, 1\I.’EN'S and CHILDREN'S WEAR , ., Furnishings and Wearing Apparel ‘ . *' « E “Low Prices Keep Us Busy” A ,2! .WE“S'.l‘ 125th ST. New York City ', H PEACE " . E PEACE anus EMPLYMENT AGENCY, mt , ‘ Est. 1900 FRANCIS s. GRANT, Prop. a Phones: Tlllinghast 5-8308-09-10-11 103 WEST 131st STREET New York City PEACE . X. ' We Thank You, ﬂFATHEi2— CHILDREN'S EXTENSEON A is For children and guardians - V Board and ‘Laundry V In FATHER’S Mind and ‘ Spirit A _ 13 WEST 131st ST. 7 b New York City PEACE 7 We Thank ' You _FA'l‘HER p it «B E N NY”,$ l y ‘ Cut, Rate - 'Hardware‘ and I , House Furnishings‘ I _ “f ."Keys'ma_d,eg-‘—5c eaché, .1366 15th Ave. ‘V ‘ York ;City eet.‘113uht2n¢i_114th,,sueetsi” E... ,._..._,_.r_/*-«-~ ‘- A “Christ it “As Many Received lWhen You Give H “OUR FATH-ER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILE ‘ AT THE BANQUET TABLE 41337.9 MADISON AVENUE ‘ NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. WEDNESDAY,‘ MAY 17TH, 1939 A.D.F.D. . TIME: 2:40 P. M. In the two brief Messages combined in these . pages two points are brought out for : considera- tion. A whole-hearted surrender to GOD is the first, and FATHER explains that a mental and spiritual surrender is the greatest essential, and this automatically brings GOD. in control of your body, His Temple, and then His Kingdom has come in you. For nine-teen hundred years GOD has triedto bring mankind to the realiza-, tion that this ‘surrender must made, begin- ning first in» the Body called Jesus, when He sought to hover Jerusalem as a hen hovers her brood, but she would not be hovered under His protection. , At the conclusion of FATHER’S first little» Message a visitor spoke, and her talk led to FATHER’S stressing an explanation of the” PEACE MISSION IMOVEMENT and ‘whatlit ac- tually means, since it is not an organization with enrolled members. ’ FATHER DEAR, WE THANK YOU! (The foregoing statements are those of the "transcriber, and‘FATHER’S Message follows the little song He sang just before HE rose to speak.) I , .Song “All in all, all in all, A CHRIST will be your bless-ed SAVIOR, A When you give Him all in all.” A ‘ A 4 PEACE, EVERYONE! I GOOD HEALTH, GOOD WILL= and a GOOD APPETITE, with LIFE, LIBERTY and: the real- ity of HAPPINESS! These and all other desira- ble blessings among you I establish. That little‘ composition just called to your at- " ten-tion in the melody as. a song ﬁor consideration, _ » a HIM to Them HE'Gav~el.Power. to Become the? GA ii "Sons OEGOD” V ‘ ' v’ ' ‘I A CHRIST, according to the revelationic prediction lessed Savior o All in All” men that they might consider with the Message just read, CHRIST Will be enthroned on the , throne of your mind. when you shall have de- throned yourself and surrendered whole~hearted.'-' ly to the INFINITE once and forever. I This does -not necessarily mean surrendering any material thing to GOD as a Person, I AM stressing, but when you surrender mentally and spiritually Whole-heartedsly once and forever, GOD Will control your soul an-d body; and when I GOD controls your soul and body, your body- will ),_ be in reality the Temple of the I LIVING” GOD--not only be it as a supposition,» but as r a living reality made real, tangible» and ‘ practical; for you we the tangi-’bilization* of your mental,- a and spiritual conception. ; . « You. are the tangibilization ; of" your Eondest imagination, according to your religious, »con'vric- _ tion and according to your own version, there , fore you are the outward expression of that ‘ git which we are stressing Hence, when CHRIST I I shall have been enthroned one the throne of-your ? mind in‘ business, profession, labor and trades and in all of your activities, and CHRIST, has full control over you and over all things that con_cern\you; there and then GOD’S KINGDOM V has truly come—-—the long sought -for and ‘the, long. looked for KINGDOM for which you all have or prayed. . ’ Keep-G0D’S Name Holy! ~ This is the mystery of Jesus teaching the ’sci- en-tificness of the KINGDOM, when He said: ’ R P “Pray ye, our FATHER Who, art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name . . .” Keep GOD’S NAME HOLY! I ~ “. ., . ‘Thy Kingdom come and Thy Will . be done on earth as it is in heaven.” ‘ \ . One writer ‘puts it, “in earth as it is in heaven.” 1 Then the kingdorns of this World‘ are become ii to be the KINGDOM .of_ our . GOD and His“. of John in the Book of ‘ Revelation, where he Saridl: T P p “The kingdoms of this world are become to be the KINGDOM or our GOD Hist, 4 i-.. 36 r11eNEW‘D A-YE" I - .__f ‘ Mey i25a;, 1939, -A.D;F.1). . in other words, the KINGDOMS of our GOD and His CHRIST, the way he observed it. But it is a privilege" to realize the kingdoms. of g the world, though they be rnany, they shall be unified together universally and be brought into subjection to the INFINITE; and there shall not .be kingdoms many, but there shall be ONE KINGDOM throughout all eternity and infinitely express~ed throughout this present universe. ‘Then the powers that be, will be righteously exercised and be directed and ‘demonstrated righteously. Where men have dealt unjustly be-' tween man‘ and man, the Spirit of TRUTH shall have free access over all mankind, and GOD HIMSELF on the throne of the minds of the children of men shall judge the people with equity. This is the mystery for which you prayed. _ Protection of the Infinite A “The mystery is now. revealedl--it is no longer a supposition nor mythologically observed, but ‘a living reality made real, tangible and practical great LOVE MASTER said: “O Jerusalem, O Jerusalem, how oft would I have hovered thee as a hen hovers her brood, but ye would not.” .You can see humanity will not allow the INFI- NITE ‘to hover them under the Jurisdiction of His Wings of LOVE, of!l\/IERCY and of COMPAS- SION, with the Sword of the SPIRIT as their pr‘otection—-the PRESENCE of GOD in PER- SON! . Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery! for all humanity. Truly might have Jesus the ' Hence, Jesus spoke from a personal point of view, as the WORD was made FLESH and dwelt among you or them. It was an expression of what HE had done and of what HE was endeavor- ing: 4 » e I , “O_ Jerusalem, 0 Jerusalem, how oft would I have hovered thee as a hen hovers her brood, but ye would not.” ,. . . would not allow the CHRIST CONSCIOUS- NESS as exemplified in Jesus to be their protec- tion, to be their guide and to be their leader, to be the hiding place and the refuge for them, but they refused to run into the Name of_GOD, even as Jesus did, and be saved. “The Name of GOD is a strong tower and the righteous run therein and they are saved.” This Name Charms Your Fears Hence, this mighty NAME among you as ex- . emplified Personally to you, you can see.how you have beentlifted, emancipated and saved from disaster, saved from failure, saved from disap- pointment, saved from undesirable conditions by the recognition of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE. “This Namethat charms your fears, It bids your sorrows cease—- ’Tis music in a sinner’s ears, ’Tis LIFE and HEALTI-Iand PEACE! “It breaks the power of cancerous sin, It, sets the prisoner free,” . . . where you have been imiprisoned and en- slaved from your earliest existence according to the mortal versions of men, according to their teaching. You‘have been superstitiously bound by the prison bars of superstition, conventional? ity and mortality’s version. You have been bound in ignorance and misunderstanding, but the LIGHT of My Presence will give you your real emancipation! Aren’t you glad! From those conditions you have been lifted, even from the prison bars of conventionality, from the prison bars of superstition, the mortal ~ version, the human ideas and opinions of men. You have been emancipated from those condi- -tions and the shackles have been released! from your feet. Many snares may tangle your feet, but none shall hold you fast! - Then I say,it is a privilege to live in such a recognition and to build upon such a foundation that cannot be shaken, for as with Jesus, so will I be with you, victory over undesirable condi- tions, even‘ the worst enemy,'death, as it may be termed; the worst enemy that has ever been and the worst enemy that may hereafter come——GOD in His MAJESTY, LOVE and MERCY for His own, will “redeem all mankind. Getting Away From Self e Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery and to see the significance of living according to this ’ Teaching, by getting away from self completely and allowing GOD to have free access with you and within you. t _ V Build upon this foundation and you will not have an occasion to fret nor worry, neither stumble, for if GOD is for you, naught can be against you. I thank you. I thank you. I thank you! _ . " (A visitor, recently arrived from Australia, rose at this instance to speak as follows.) “Thank You, FATHER, for that wonderful Message. That Message was meant for me--every " word- Every word has gone into my heart and I make that complete surrender to FATHER DIVI«NE—GOD ALMIGHTY! FATHER, keep me dailyin Thy Spirit, fill me with that love, that wherever I go they might see that FATHE DIVINE is shining in me. I _....a_. .4"‘I have tried an-d tried and« tried» fer'.maaa~¥_._ I May 25ri.‘,1939,A‘;n.F.D. rue ‘N'EW—l_)‘*AY manyyears. ‘FATHER said, . . .‘bound down in mortal versions’; and the versions that I have been reared in, I have been in all _sorts of things: -—Methodists and Baptists, but neverwas bound down as a member. FATHER, I want to be a member in Your KINGDOM,i if You will have “I have been a wicked woman, not doing wick- ed things openly, but in my mind, I» know in my conscience. Some people do things that they say are wicked. We look to the brothels and the‘ gambling dens for the wicked, but they are not always the wicked ones. We sin in our’ hearts and in our minds all the time. FATHER, forgive me. FATHER, forgive me.” — (At the conclusion of these remarks, FATHER rose to speak again as follows.) , Not an Organization PEACE, EVERYONE! , For the benefit of the speaker who lastly spoke and for the benefit of others who may come after her, those who are present and those who may hear the Message, we do not have members in ' the connection, as this is not an organization, but a MOVEMENT, the same as the Christian Move- I ment. You may be called a follower of CHRIST as a representative of- the Christian Movement. You may be called one of the Jewish faith, al- though you may not belong -to any special or- ganization. » “Where there is division there is strife.” ‘There are» organizations and denominations organized under Christendom. i There are organ- izations and denominations organized under the Jewish faith, under the Catholic faith and other _movements. They bring divisions among them- selves by organizing separately, by the disrecog- nition of the unity of the spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose and by disrecognizing the INFI- NITE WHOLE as ONE and E PLURIBUS UNUM! . By this there are many different organizations organized under Christianity,;and many different‘ organizations organized under Buddhism. Many organizations of the divers branches have organ- -ized in the divers sectarian churches under sec- tarianism, but the AUTHOR and the FOUNDER being GOD, CREATOR of both it and them, ‘when you belong to Him,‘as it may be termed, L, you are not boundjby any limited barrier that the sects and the organizations may set apart for the purpose of establishingthemselves. The Inrinaé Family of con it .i i_,_*'IIeiice, I to stress this for the benefit of Myhearers and friends and those who will hear of ‘it .hereafter—-I make it an issue especially, stressfully, that all might see ‘andknow defi- nitely GOD is not representing an organization, neither representing‘ members; but all can -be united in the UNITY of the SPIRIT as GOD’S real, unadulterated Children of one INFINITE VVH-OLE—-the INFINITE FAMILY.of GOD! This relationship will cause you to be closer and more closely connected with thesINFI~NITE than any, organization "could dare -bind you. Can you not see the mystery? For you are heirs and joint- heirs with the CHRIST. Not only so, but as being His believers-— “As many as received Him‘, to them gave He power to become the Sons of GOD.” Then I say, it is a privilege to observe the mys- tery, for when the WORD was made FLESH and dwelt among you, that which you beheld as be- ing—- . I s “And we beheld His glory” (said the writer) “as the glory of the only begotten of the FATHER, full of grace an-d of truth.” By such a visi-oniand such a concentration on that exhibition of GOD’S PRESENCE in the FLESH and His glory, “of all of His fulness,’..’ said He, “have all we received grace for. grace.” ~ I 1 do not bear record of your names! Ninety- nine percent of My immediate followers’ names, I do not bear record of them because w-e are not organizing nor joining anyone to the movement, but the SPIRIT automatically UNITES you to- gether——not even so much as knit, only being knitted together and woven‘ together-—but you are so closely’ welded together, you cannot get one without getting the other! That is the great significance of this Work and Mission. Any person who wishes to come in to attend any of the public meetings, they are wel- come to do so. If they wish to voluntarily make this their home, it‘ is their privilege to do so, so long as they liv-e Evangelically and meet the re- quirements according to the SPIRIT by unifylng themselves together in the UNITY of .Sp1I‘1i3a Of mind, of aim and of purpose, and by living Evan- gelically whole-heartedly. . A By this’ they may come and they may go If they Wish to. It is their privilege to do either, and yet it will matter not as far as the movement is concerned. It is enjoyed by mllhons who are not even connected,’and ye’C,.th05€ Who are Con‘ inecteid, they express the conviction that they are : satisfied With it!,- Aren’t rou glands! . , 37‘ ,2Beace I PEACE V PEACE . i1?;;1,;Ro.g1w Ewen A Y ‘They come when they will and go whenﬁghey _ choose, and yet if one comes today, he is the‘ same in My cons-idejration ‘according to his faith, self-denial and consecration,’ as one who has been With? Me Personally for fifty or sixty years, as GOD is IMPERSONAL by nature and charrac-v teristics and disposition; therefore Hae expresses accordingly. I thank you. ' '/ PEACE We Thank You, FA’I'.HxER FOR YOUR SUMMER LUGGAGE TRY GANDELlMAN’$ 'mUNKs o UMZBRELLAS o SUIT-CASES 42 WEST 116th St. Get 10% on Tel. I-IA:r1em 7-8694» VP,eaee‘; Estimates Cimeerfully Given. PEAICE We Thank You, FATHER NEW DAY FURNTURE STORE With first class used furniture also slightly used Men’: and Boys Suits —— Nice convenient spaces’ for brothers. 1823 MADISON AVENUE New York City (Bet. 118th and 1191221 sts.) . Thank You, FATHER w. F. ANDERSON FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING 73 ‘W. 115:1; St. Basement. We Thank You FATHER TRES-RITE CLEANERS Expert Tailoring at Lowest Prices Cut Rate Cleaners of Distinction We clean everything from glove to rug 296 — SUITS or DRESSES -- 29¢ 128East 116th St. Near Lex. Ave New York City Tel. LE 4-1169 % . ‘ _ SPARKLE HOUSE CLEAN 1‘ . Window and Tile Cleaning Wh-itewashing and Cold Water Paisnﬁzg S A. ED,WAR.-DS Peace N316 I 16 EAST 120th ST. ‘New York City PEACE ‘ We Thank You FATHER 125th STREET HARDWﬁRE C0. i]Tl1_e Cut Rate Store: of One Million Items Tools of Every Description 1 WEST 125th. ST. Cor. 3th Ave. New york City Thank You, F'ATHER HTHE mo PARADE SPANISH-AMERICAN GROCERY West males Products our Specialty ‘UN 4-7068. N. 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Bet. 118th and 119%}: Sis. N. Y. O. M PEACE You ‘save money buying at HARRWS Army & Navy CORNER“ . A Full Line of Men’s and Boys’ Wear Our motto -—- LESS PROFIT and ‘MORE SALES SATISFACTION or MONEY" BACK. i {Z - 13-: Amsterdam Ave., Cor. 66th St., N. Y. c. A ;} PEACE Cbmplimeatts of Dr. IRAA. Mccowu yo _ PHYSICIAN. 5: SURGEON S HOURS: 1 to 2 P. M. 7 to'9AP. M. UNniversity I ' Anna . Nm»E1am L ., May 2511-h,~1‘939 A.D.F.I5. 71095 FULTON STREET ’ . Peace '_ The PEACE RESTAURANT IV IUI 3-_ CVIV Tel. PResident 3-8202 ' V 1315 Pacific Street 39. BROOKLYN fA%DVERTISER$ PEACE ' 2 ‘ We Thank You, FATHER F01’ Quality. Service and Courtesy Patronize the Progressve Meal Market BROOKLYN, N. Y. Bet. Classon Ave. and Claver Place ., Give us a trial and be convinced Come and. dine at BEST M-EALS 10 and 15 CENTS. Spaces for Bros. and Sisters, $1.50 per week 1682 FULTON ss'r., Brooklyn, N. Y. ' I Thank You, VFATHER Te]. 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Tel. IN»gerso11 72-2400 - l§»1!t.1'ol:t¢l/$y=z:,.1l!€. 1:. » so-1 M4*I:é;RfIfLE% Av»ENiII%-E;— N PEACE I Thank You, FATHER. 2 Public Sheei l Pillow (axe Service, Int. WE SUPPLY Bed Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bath Towels. Face Towels, Dish Towels, Coats, Aprons, Etc. 32-.18 EAGLE ST. Tel. EViergreen 9-4200 Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Dlckens 2-(>147 PEACE HARLEM MEAT MARKET . ' We Aim to Please 72 BELMONT AVE. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Cor. Watkins Stveet ‘~ PEACE ‘ ‘ PEACE mloooiiag For Seep! FOR SLEEP COMFORT BE SURE. TO ASK FOR BED SPRINGS ’ Made By % é Hmefs Bed $prmg Corp. i 139 Emerson Place ‘ Brooklyn, N. Y. W. Illf. 7': , A; com‘ plea: stock to supply 3' - «- .5; contractors and home . ’ :‘;'.§( 3" ,;__ . ulzu."3"' “ Owners. H 859 Atlantic Ave. ,,,,.;Ill!1Iunnnu., 5:-z ' Brooklyn, N. Y. PEACE HQME CARPET CLEANERS . Carpets and Rugs Cleaned. Slnampooed. 2 Stored and Repaired -- 37 Years Experience 2322 SNYDER AVENUE (Near Bedtord) Brooklyn. N. I. Tel. NE. 8-2087-, 2088 MRS. 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PEACE > ‘ 1 We Thank’ You, FATHER Meals Served in FATI-IER’=S Mind and Spirit. All Chﬂdren Will find a I-Iarmoniou-s Atmosphere in the COOPERATIVE DINING ROOM 71451 FIFTH AVENUE Bet. 117th .2; 118%-h Sias. ’ V V ALL MEALS 10c. and 15a A QUALITY MEAT MARKET Prime Meats -- Poultry and Provisions 150 LENOX AVE- PEACE Tel. HA. 7-5120 PEACE “ Thank You. FATHER N0rma,n and Dave‘ " N‘ Y0 C- PEACE RGTH A me sum HOUSE SILKS —— VELVETS —— LACES . 'DRESS=G-OODVS ‘ j_ . Special ' Discount —to, Followers 130 EAST 116th STREET, Cor. ‘Lex. Ave., N. Y. City LEhigh 4-1817 ‘' PEACE ~. ’\ 112 E. 125th st., Bet. TOSK’ he Fa Tel; HA. 7.7903 Park &MLex. Aves, New York City S for N10 US A: 4 A i Peace Pulje Natural Flou Fresh Whole NE and other Hgh Grade Emweeaﬁemts % EMAKE k T Mai, 25ﬂi»; 1939 A.n;,E.n; A T “How Do a‘... _.v:«~v.—--H. em. Ew tion Concerning Exct to Gain Informa- unless They Give ME Information Concerning Them,- selves?” - — - FATHER DIVINE Through Harmonization the Transmission of Whatsoever Informa- ' A H. .tiio1_1 You May Desirerwill Be Imparted to You “OUR FATHERS MESSAGE” IN THE AUDITORIUM T 20 wEsT 115TH STREET R NEW YORK CITY SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Tom, “W A.D.F.D. , i TIME: 10:20 P. M. FATHER, in all of His Teaching‘ to the peo- ple is showing them how to master ‘conditions, ‘and make every circumstance and incident of life an event of helpfulness. He is also teach- ing the secret of this great Mystery which has for generations past been hidden behind‘ veils of mysticism, superstition and misunderstand- ‘-ing. This great unfoldment whichman has never understood, is now ma-de so clear in its diverse and simplified expressions that a child can un- derstand and a fool need not err. FATHER fur- the advances the thought of the significance of giving. freely of whatsoever one has, that others might also be partakers of each and every blessing which they themselves -enjoy, and in this way the blessings will increase; the flow will be continuous, and selfishness shall be completely eliminated. LORD of all creation, we thank THEE. (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lows;) » PEACE, EVERYONE: ~ g A (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” exclaimed: the joy- R ful throng.) A » . Here we all are again, still unifying ourselves with the children of men as we have been. As it was in the beginning, so it isxat this time. “Out of one blood GOD (formed all nations,” but yet in the beginning they were all of one "language, and of one speech. Through selfishness an-d self- exaltation we find the language was changed, and divided into divers , languages and different -T , speeches and they became to be different species ’ Oh, it is a privilege to knowiat this day and at this time, those of you who know the Truth are returning to the Garden of Eden from whence you came. You are now returning to the PRES- EN-CE, of GOD from whence you had been driven, for you were driven from the PRESENCE of GOD by that Adamic state of consciousness; but by the CHRIST Consciousness I can see you returning. In Adam’s consciousness I see there are many divisions, but in A the CHRIST Con- sciousness there is unity. “Where there is, union there is strength.” The unity of Spirit, of Mind‘, of Aim and of Purpose will eventually unify all of the nations of the earth together, and there will be one people. Aren’t you glad? For this cause I have come, for this purpose I- stand as I AM unifying the children of mento- gether as one man at Jerusalem, and we are con- tending for Righteousness,’ Truth and Justice to be enacted in our -government and in gov- ernmental affairs, that ' Righteousness might "have free“ access and be legalized‘ among us and that the Constitution. itself. may be Spiritualized by the Spirit of GOD’S PRESENCE among you. That which was natural or mortal as it may be termed, shall become to be Spiritual, at a for the little leaven leaveneth the whole lump. That. which was Spiritual shall become to be material for. GOD In-aterializes Spiritual things and Spiritualizes material things. Unifying All Systems Then in the unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose We are bringing all nations, languages, tongues and people together; not only so, but we are bringing all systems together, _ even the capitalistic and the labor system. Wei‘; are unifying them together ‘by the unity .ofjf Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose. By this} we shall have a Righteous Government under, "which to live and when this shall have been ac-‘ oomplished universally, all of the nations of the I Th’eiNs‘EW. ENCE and they all will rejoice in the legaliza- tion of it, for’GOD’S PRESENCE shall be legal- ized as Well as .man’s presence———the reckoned legalization and the nationalization of man, but they have not stopped to consider the legali- zation and the nationalization of GOD must be in humanity. That is Why they cannot un- derstand this Mystery that I AM introducing- the CHRIST Consciousness--to humanity, and to the political World, as a standard, that they might recognize HIM, and live it. Lift up the Standard! Lift up the CHRIST Consciousness as a standard, and recognize it as Well Worth considering for the purpose of legalizing it. Aren’t you glad? For this cause I introduced the CHRIST to the political World, that CHRIST might be reckoned in the political world in business, profession and trade, in poli- tics and in our capitalistic and labor systems . . . CHRIST mus-t be actually reckoned among them. Now aren’t you glad? Because of this, I can see you are returning to GOD from whence you were driven. From the PRESENCE -of GOD and out of the Garden of Eden you were driven, but you are returning through the recognition of GOD’S , ACTUAL PRESENCE. By this we shall eventually have N . one language and one speech, just as it was in the beginning. We shall have one language and V V one speech’ and we shall have one flag under ,which to live. Aren’t you glad? Legalized Kingdom of GOD It is immaterial to ME what mortality and prejudice may say among the nations; over and above every opposition I shall bring into actual- ity-and. into legalization, by legalizing the AC; TUAL PRESENCE of GOD, the reality of the legalized Kingdom of GOD as a standard for all mankind. Hence, the very spirit of Am-eri- icanism as I have often stressed, must be truly converted into Righteousness, Truth and Justice by the Spirit of GOD’S ACTUAL recognized PRESENCE Aren’t you glad? And when Amer- icanism shall have been converted unto Right- , eousness, Truth and Justice and the very Spirit ' V ’ ‘ and the Life of CHRIST that was in Jesus shall have been executed, then and there American- ism being converted into the CHRIST Conscious- ness and into the Spirit and the Life and the Nature and the Characteristics of CHRIST, L. gAmericanism will no longer be mere American- ” ' ism bound by the North or bound on the North by the Dominion of Canada, and on the South I-and East by the Atlantic Ocean, and on the West by the Pacific and the Gulf of Mexico-— no longer bound. _ V But when Americanism shall have been truly converted to this Light and to this Understand- ing, this CHRIST of Whom,’ millions say I AM, then and only then shall Americanism be no longer Americanism, but true Evangelism. It shall crossthe borders and the bounds of Amer- ica, it shall go into the furthest parts of the globe, not only in the civilized World, and in the different languages and in our different speeches, but it shall go even into the uncivil- ized World, and shall teach them the Wisdom of GOD’S‘ ACTUAL PRESENCE and of His SU- PREMACY alone. I Men at times, think they are supreme or su- perior to another. There is but one supremacy that I AM recognizing, and While I AM recog- nizing that supremacy I AM materializing the ’ same. While I AM materializing the same, I AM personifying the same according to the testi- mony of , millions. Aren_’t you glad? Then at this recognition every knee must bow, and every tongue must confess that GOD in Righteousness, Truth and Justice must have free and full ac- cess over all of us. Aren’t you glad? Mortality Disappearing Upon this Foundation if you will stand, you will not have an occasion to fret nor worry, but by the recognition of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE I can see imortality disappearing: all adverse and undesirable conditions dispell- ing; chaos eradicated from oursystems, and our physical, bodies becoming to be Spiritual. By you putting off mortality and putting on immor- tality, GOD to you shall be a living reality, and please do not lead ME out any further in‘ the deep, for I did not arise to speak. I merely arose to make a little announcement, of which has al- ready been made; but I would like to make it MYSELF as an individual, that My hearers -and friends‘ might receive it and understand it and know definitely I mean it. This little announcement I wish to make, , which has already been made, is this——those of our visiting friends, they are welcome to speak: those of My immediate Followers, as We are here daily and you are telling others concern- ing ME daily in your actions, I Wish to hear from our visiting friends. We wish to give them axchance to speak, and to act according to their highest intuition; for you can never bring forth the CHRIST to fruition unless you move by your own individual volunteer volition.’ That is the mystery of bringing forth the CHRIST within . , you to fruition; is to be moved and governed by your highest intuition, and mgve. zvolitign-‘V, I iiIi.Mayli2;s:h, 19,39 A.l).F.D.g , I _..._n._.... I-.-4~>mzInAl>-hn..H H!<*'.'<f'*O9J May Zdth, ' ally, especially in regard to speaking. Another cannot speak for you. Another cannot justifiably tell you what you should say; the Spirit with- in you will tell you, for GOD’S PRESENCE is a reality here among us. Aren’t you glad»? Give Your Best Upon this Foundation if you will stand, and move volitionally in the presence of the chil- dren of men, GOD will bring forth HIMSELF to fruition in the light of your understanding-——- whatsoever information you wish to know con- cerning the mystery, GOD is EVER-PRESENT with you and GOD is OMNISCIENT. Then I ‘say to our visiting friends, be free to speak and move volitionally. Remember, as you have often heard the old saying, “Give to the world the best"you have, and the best will come back to you.” Oh, it is a privilege to realize how much you can gain by freely giving—'—not so much’ in finance, for that we are not asking anyone for- In all of our getting, if we get understanding, the finance will take care of itself; therefore, we request the honor of our visiting friends to speak volitionally or according to your own highest intuition, and impart such wisdom as you have to teach others, and to teach us. We will be glad to be partakers of it. When we get wisdom, knowledge and under- standing, finance will. co-me automatically. We need not think about finances. Aren’t you glad? Upon this Foundation if you will stand and _be governed by your highest intuition and willingly give that which is within, GOD will inspire you and give you more and more. It matters not how much wisdom or understanding you sen-d out, even so much more will return. The breath we breathe, unless we exhale, we cannot expect to inhale. This is a parablerin itself. How do men expect to gain inforrhation concerning’ ME»un- less they give ME information concerning them- selves? , v To Receive, You Must Give If you desire to gain information concerning ME, give Me the information concerning your- self, such as you have for yourself ‘ and for any- one else, then‘ and only then can you get the information necessary for your advancement in the understanding ‘concerning. ME and My. Mis- sion. But as you give it freely, why, so freely freely as you receive, so freely give, and GOD! ‘will abundantly bless you and of your. increase there shall beino end. ‘There -will be a plenty of rim NEW DA r as you give, so freely will you receive; and so .4 Howcometh the secret and the supreme in-. I formation that no man can give? It cometh through harmonization.‘ That is the mystery! Through harmonizing with ME, My Thoughts and My MIND will transmit it ,~ . . The informa- tion that you desire to know, through harmoni- zation the transmission of _ whatsoever informa- tion you desire to get will be imparted to you. Aren’t you glad? It matters not about the illiteracy of an in- dividual, it matters. not about the ignorance of an individual from any angle expressible; iii that individual can and will be susceptive and harmonize with another, the information which the other has is transmittible. It will be trans- mitted to the individual who harmonizes with ' him. That is the mystery of harmonization. It will be immediately transmitted to ME; if I know not a letter of the English alphabet, through harmonization any information I desire, I would get it. Any information I do ‘desire, I get i-t. Contact the Living Epistle I need not know a letter of the English alpha“! bet, I need not contact anyone nor read a Bible, hymn book or anything of that sort; but if I con- tact the Living Epistle, as was spoken of by the Spirit——“You are living Epistles seen and read? by men”—when I contact you harmoniously and! righteously, any information such as you have will be transmitted, for you yourselves are broad- casting stations, and I AM the Receiving Set. That is the mystery. I hav-e not closed the Door-on you. I have not ‘closedthe Door behind ME. It is your privilege to do the same, and be the same asthe Receiv- ing Set from the hearts and minds of the chil- dren of men, if only through mental telepathy, it can be a living reality; when you harmoniously Contact or dial in on other individuals, such in- formation that is necessary you can very read- ily get it. ’ I There/are many. things I could say along this line, as I afore said, but I wish to hear from you. But after all, astime and eternity have no end up. here where we are, if you "wish to speak,‘ W youeare welcome to do so, so long as you ‘are speaking something that 1s worth considering; we can stay here until tomorrow evening. Your’. time is our time; hence, I say, move volitionally if you wish to, and speak according to your own understanding and according to what you have within yourself to give. Do not try to say‘any- thing to please ME. Be honest to your own God —-your own God-given qualit1es,w1th1n- We are _not afraid of your speeches. If they do not ring right, i we will not receive -.them.; W Arenit’ 39°“ 2 ‘ % ‘ 43 , glad? ‘And aside from that, I AM not afraid of anybody taking anything away from ME! We do not believe there is enough information any- where in the conscious or sub-conscious mental-. ity of humanity to attract the true and the faith- ‘zful, the positive and the real and draw away from ME. ‘ ' “My People S-hall Be Willing” Nothing can be taken away from ME, but the son of perdition, if out of all of the oppositions I have lost nothing but the son of perditioen. That is the m~ystery! Aren’t you glad? You can plainly see I do not have room to ‘ receive them» This is only what we may term it to be, one of the Extensions in the City, and this is a common oc- currence daily. As it is in this auditorium, so it ~ is in the dining-room below; so it is -in the dining—room above us. Is not the Scripture ful- hfilled in your very hearing‘? “In the day of My Power, My People shall be ii} i s I believe they are willing down below. (The sound of a great multitude cheering and rappla-ud-» in,-‘g affirmed this statement by the LORD.) I be- 7 lieve they are willing in the dining-room above! I believe they are willing in this auditorium. N ow aren’t you all glad? , -— ’ By. this we shall have a Righteous government, and we shall have it with or without an expresm sion of politics. T It is absolutely immaterial to ME. Through My Condescension I AM willing to give to the political world ‘today in this City and State, at least a‘ hundred thousand votes; but if they do not want us and -are not willing to accept of Righteousness, we will put our issue through without them- V A _ Politics .. in this City, and all over, has been trying to get the people to vote.’ They have been" striving to get them to vote.‘ The —~ educational board, the school ‘board, ‘whichever,’ they have been trying to get them to attend school. »They have been trying to get them to come to the churches and attend the church‘ meetings and other moral organizations and functions for the purpose of lifting higher, morals in the midst of this people; but yet they could not get them to . y becometo be citizens by registering and voting; I but My People are willing, are you not? (“Yes, IJORD,” responded the multitude.) You are will- I mg to do whatsoever I Want you to do, are you not? (And again a hearty endorsement was giv-' .\ en.) For this cause we shall have at Righteous ' Government; and if they try to close you out Tﬁfrom politics and tfrﬂom the polls, iI'wi1‘1 show ' {them they will close out f?',fty,thb¢)vusand mom in. at twat new item tea: I. s.h,aaR._.add mt ,(};iaas5gg.ﬁ»§;ga: .5‘, D A less than fifty thousand and more in this City to this Following, and they will be as devout to ME as tlriese here now are. Aren’t you glad? Politics Disfranchised Then I say, if they continue to try to diskfrmp chise My Followers, we will disfranchise them. If they want ME to disfranchise politics, I will disfranchise it. I will convert the whole world unto Righteousness, and withdraw them from politics. But if they will accept of the Message of TRUTH, and allow Righteousness, Truth and Justice to be endorsed by the politicians in pol‘ itics generally, then andonly then will I ‘lend a whole-hearted hand; and I will turn thousands and thousands and hundreds of thousands of votes, yea, millions of votes in this country, into the political world in whatsoever way we dee asrighteous and just. 1 I need not say more at this time. As I afore said, we desire to hear from our visiting friends. ‘We desireato have them say whatsoever may be Within . _. . speak it out. Do not withhold, it, if you do not wish to. If you do, it is OK.; never- theless, do not feel as if though you can by any means change the version of My Followers. All of them ewho can be changed, why, they need something to come along and change therm But to the. extreme reverse, those who cannot be changed, with or without MY PERSONAL PRESENCE, they will be as they have been, the same, and whatsoever I Will to do, and whatso- ever I desire, they will cooperate with ME, and go in whatsoever direction I bid them, will you not? I I will not detain you longer. I AM. refraining now from speaking at this instance. Those who wish to speak, I thank you to speak if you wish ,to. I thank you. ' (One from the group from New York Univer- , sity, made these remarks: “I want to say in be,- half of the members of New York University and the members of ‘International House of New York,’ we all appreciate the fine courtesy by YOU, and have enjoyed Your Speeches, and we will rernernber them, and thank YOU;”), PEACE Eyes exsamiznedlby or I_.'l&0I_-. 20yeans_inHar1em Prices reason-able a»amrra,tntb»T We Thank You, FATHER , lEXlN6l0l .‘-Ii 55 It-nwrw iJQFht‘n§i'T9-4653'-5Qa."—"'.at"'i' v|.»Iv qﬁ-'.s49._aV‘ Peace PEACE EAST "11‘5th STREET “ '‘ PEACE‘ «..l .5‘: May 25:11, 1939 A.D.'F.D. Y'Th’e‘N"E’W"DAY I I 45 V‘ j ‘ « A Ti11in.ghast' 5-1400 TRABENG C0. GLASS — LUMBER —— HARDWARE . ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 46 West 135th Street ' New York City We Thank You, FATHER L I PEAGE BAREER §Ei©P I X HAIR. CUT 10c — SHAVE 5c.: is SHOE SHINE so- A 135 ALENOX AVE. Marsdon D. Ransom, Prop; » ‘ PEACE Tel. 2-9493 JOH NY"iS FOOD ARKET 9 Service and Satisfaction. to All 0 We Thank You, FATHER. New‘ York City Near 117th St. We thank You. FATHER 0RLD’S FAIR or BARGAINS A *3 WE§T lﬂth STREET % 7th & 8th AVENUES Open Saturday Night PEACE H. L7. GREEN COMPANY, IQC. Operating 1'. and W. GRAND 5-—1o——25o VSTORES, Em. ISAAC SILVER ar, B-ROS. COM1’ANIj, Inc. METROPOLITAN CHAIN STORES, Inc. ‘ 1617 PARK AVE. « - Cor. 115th St. Columbus 5-4278 PEACE meme mum co. Phone or Write for Dealer to Call Office at 250 W. 57th St., New York City EDEAI; _ Peace 101 West 125th STREET Cor._ Lenox Avenue m: Mott Haven 9.-ssos ream’ A%EL 8; $AN9LER, NC. We Thank FATHER Y I Thank You. FATHER‘ SMILG CORSET SHOP Corsets and Brassieres Costume Fitted .. Also Alterations and Repairs Also Hosiery and Underwear Formerly at 26 W. 125th St. NOW LOCATED AT Peace 53 WEST 125th St. Ll. I. C. 1>E"'A" c‘E'” We Thank You, FA'rH'En"" GERER’$ MEAT MARKET 1462 mm; Avenue, bet. 118th ;- 119th Streak High Grade Meats, Poultry and Provisions Sat. Special-'-FRYERS sic lb. Tel. LE. 4-4132 - _. \ A pnAa~ HY VOGUE PAPER co. ms'rnmU'roI:. or PAPER, PAPER. mms Twine, Shopping Bags, General Merchandise ' and Paper Specialties * 1%’! PARK AVE. Bret. I}4th‘8_z"115‘l'h Sta. ‘I N. I. G. I PEACE Telephone: Txuinghaat 5-moo HARRY KRAMEWS ORIGINAL MEAT MARKET Hotels and Restaurants Suppiied Z172 FIFTH AVE. N. Y. C. PEACE PEACE H. SACKS Q Hemstitching, Pleating, Button Holes, 69 EAST 113th ST., Bret. Park &; Madison Aves, N. Y. C. o Es MEN = T hank You, FATHER 681 EIGHTH AVENUE \‘ ‘ Cor. 43rd Street WHOLESALE “SOU'1‘.HERN PRODUCE —— FRUIT and PRODUCE BRONX -TERMINAL» MARKET — srom: No. 24,‘ BRONX, NEW YORK, POULTRY KINGS MARKET FRESH VKILLED CHICKENS FROM THE FARM Try .our . . Highest Quality Mwtsat Lowest Prices. Wholesale and Retail. - PEACE \ 3 1 115th st. \ Honesty Is Our Best Policy Q Button Work, Machine Embroidery, ‘Cloth Sponxinx I We Thank You, FATHER T We Thank You, FATHER; _ North» "Carolina. 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Shelving, Roofing, Joist, ‘ Fir “ Stair Material — Special Mill .Work 666 LENOX AV'E., Bet. 143rd v& 144th Sis, N. Y. CH‘! PEACE We Thank ‘You, FATHER V$ARAH’$ HAND LAUNDRY SHIRTS 100. UNDERWEAR 150. B.V.D.’S 10¢. UNIFORMS 15 & 20¢. 'OR‘GANDY DRESSES 20 & 25¢ - 111 West 124th St. (Basement) N. Y, City Tel Mott Haven 9-2876 ‘V M. H. BE 0 K A WHOLESALE FRUIT and PRODUCE The Round Corner by the Square PEACE Peaoe- We Thank You, ram TYPEWRITERS An Mgkes —- Sold -— Exchanged I0%Discou:nt to Followers Harlem Typewriter 51.109 55 WEST 125th s'rREE'r Tel. UN. 4-9279 AHADAMSA MILLINERY \ ‘_ f5Better Hats for.Less Money” We Specialiﬂe in Large Head Sizes ms wnsr 1.25m s'm,EE'r; --New--York Oh‘-7 Bosroenesnoa EXCHANGE A A A PEACE- - 150 W. 125m St. Arch Support Brings Comfort to the Foet NEWEST H — STYLES Ladies’ . . .e........ . ... .;... $1.98 Men’fs . . . . ..-..,............. .. $1.98 up Children’s' $1v.39_u~p We Thank You, FATHER - -rea. sumt A9-"7659 enoueno ennwm SHOE season PEACE 33 was:-l4eeh New am: my PEACE ‘ Tel. HA. 1.-em-1»: . STATIONERS RINTERS ' ‘ » Typewriters Sold. Rented, Repaired ’ 70 EAST 125m st. ' . NEW ‘YORK orry Tel. ED. - 4-5865 A.& J. EQTTLNG co. AL Kmbs or SODA ‘ AGi-nger Alle--Lemon Lime-A-Grape Sod.a—-Cream Soda Cherry Soda——Orange Soda—-Strawberry Soda 310 WEST 133111 STREET PEACE , A 52 A Market e Q \ PEAIJE C. Meekness. P1-op. Sunshine cleaners & Pressers Repairing &‘ Altering -Ladies’ Work 2. Specialty 12. EAST 116th STREET Sunshine Riestaurant PEACE MEALS 1:0 4% 15 CENTS. New York City A 25:11‘, 1939 ‘AlD.F‘.D.ii It Is Essential for the Leaders of the -5' to Be Inspired by the Presence of GODS Unfoldment GOD Speakie-th and You Understand ,More Distinctly When HE " I o ‘g -‘Speaks within You ,Pe,Op1e, I “OUR PATH]-1R’S MESSAGE” cIv£:NwHI1.sr AT T~Hl':‘. BANQUET TABLE DIVINE FARM, SAUGERTIES, N. ‘Y. PROMISED LAND FRIDAY EVENING and SATURDAY I MORNING MAY 1~9'rII and 20TH, 1939 no.1-‘.0. -Many hearts were gladdened when FATHER I I’ Personally presided over the beautiful Banquet _'Ta.-ble at Divine Farm, Saugerties, New York. Joy flowed in abundance and Happiness thrilled the souls of all present because the Holy Body of GrOD’was with us once more to teach and in- struct us in His Perfect Way. ‘ _ ‘ The Message which FATHER delivered on this occasion brings forth into the conscious minds of the children of men the great recognition, and realization I that the LOVE ,MAGNET, the SA- VIOR of the world, is steadily taking full con-. trol of the hearts and the minds of all men the universe over Whether ‘it is consciously or run- consciously perceived by them, and HE is at- tracting and drawing them to HIS Holy Body and instilling in them the conscious recognition \and realization of the Personified ‘Presence of GOD in a Body here on earth among them, The beautiful song which the LORD -sang to us just prior to this Message, is a Message in itself- For this cause it has been transcribed so that all might enjoy I it and benefit by the Precious Words of Love and Truth contained therein. ‘ ADORABLE MASTER, WE I-IUMBLY THANK THEE! ‘ I - o (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER Speaks as follows, firstly singing this sweet song:)_ S O N G “The Comforter I has come, _The Comforter has come, . " :__The,Holy Ghost from Heaven,o A FATHE3’SI,?r-omise tgiven,,‘tf 'rheNElWI)AY , , , I 47% ' Go spread the ti=dings"roun~d1 =3 .“The Comforter has some,” - For the Comforter has come! Wherever man is _ found, The Comforter has come! “Now do you love the LORD With all your he-art and mind? Are you consecrated to HIM? Will you obey HIS Command? Will you HIS Promise keep And never doubt a thing? For the Comforter has come! “Now will you deny yourself, Take your cross and; follow ME, Consecrate your life to CHRIST _ . _ And allow your sacrifice to be o Your Spirit, your body and soul . And your all and all to HIM? “Your minds and your attentions All consecrated to ME, To trust and to obey and do _, What your SAVIOR says And lean on HIS Holy Word And trust I-IIIM for HIS Grace? For the Comforter has come! “In every joint and bone, I ' In every sinew and vein, - CHRIST came to make your hearts I-IIS Home And to make your mind HIS Throne; That is, if you will lean on HIM And never doubt a thing; For the Comforter has come! “The long, long night has past, I The morning breaks at last, I To trust in CHRIST your King, Forget about the past, And lean upon HIS Word And never be disturbed} For the Comforter has come! “l§tts.Life and Peace and Hlealth, It’s Joy and all Success, That is, if you deny yourself o 1 I And take curt cross», scorn? ?~1?d1°11°W 48 I You Will successful And have Peace through eternity; ' For the Comforter has come! ‘ “Now do not doubt_ the LORD But trust HIS Holy Will, And obey HIS Holy Commands And on your loving SAVI-OR lean, The One on Whom you can depend; You Will remain the same, — For the Comforter has come! “Now come to the SAVIOR, make no delay; ‘In HIS Words‘HE is showing you the Way, Teaching and telling you day by ‘day, Just What ‘you should do and say: That you, a Child of MINE, V Should in MY Glory shine, » For the Comforter has come! “There are no more doubts and fears, There are no more sighs and tears, \ Since CHRIST your SAVI-OR is here at And set you free from them, And gave you Life and Health "And Joy and Love within, The Comforter has come!” PEACE, EVERYONE: That little composition just sung, if ‘you would but receive it and con- sider it, -you could reckon it as being applicable to each and everyone. To all the Comforter has truly come; but there are those who claim _ "to know the Truth concerning the mystery, yet A to the Fundamental; hence, from the undesirable conditions they cannotremain lifted unless they things. ’ ' I thought a little while A ago, when one of the speakers mentioned the King of England‘ and how marvelous it would beif he would come to see ME, I thought of the fact that it would seem tvrnarvelous to those who observe things from that ‘points of view, and true, it is a blessing for one with the influence of a king to, be brought ‘into ., p a direction that is constructive and profitable and I ‘ helpful to the individual, that it might be help- ful to others who will follow such a leading. , ’ Hence one who is influential, such a person ” should be directed in the positive direction as I men are inspired and have bestowed_upon them ' v the highest honors and the honoraryldegrees of society and of every imaginable honor and homage to.be given to men. If they could but stop and consider such honors as they have re- ceived and are receiving, if they themselves in. pidivildually, collectively and severally could ac- quire the highest order of things from every .angle. expressible and; especially_ sicientificﬁally, . 'r11eNEWesDAY “ I they will not bring themselves into subjection I change their from the mortal version of ' ’mentally and spiritually, that the most perfect A ’expression of the supernatural Presence of GOD might be reckoned in such an individual, for with the high honorary degrees such as men daily receive and in a place in consciousness where‘ they are an expression of honor to, hum-anity, such individuals should have the highest order of things With thehighest light of understanding mentally and spiritually from the spiritual realm, that perfection might’ lead and control the peo-‘A ple instead of the ‘slightest reflection of simpler-T " fection. Such a ‘Should Present the Perfect Picture The highest order of things and the highest H honorary degree of the. recognition of G'OD’S Presence should be established in an individual who is a leader of millions of people, who is the head of millions of people, for such an individual should express perfection mentally and’spiritu- ally as a leader for them, that they might have the highest honorary degree of spiritual under- standing to lead them on to perfection. But if there is the lack of perfection mentally and spiritually from a mental and spiritual point of view, within, such an individual might lead lions, but erroneously as said the Scripture, “The leaders of the people have caused them - to err and they that are ledby them are destroyed.'”_ — < Hence it is essential, distinctly m impora taut essential above all other acts or work or activities of our l\/Iission, that man might bring forth the most PERFECT Picture and put it forth into expression if such a man or person a leader for millions; for you must necessarily, express the perfect state mentally and spiritually and the highest order of things from a mental and spiritual point of View that they might, who are under you, copy after the fashion you have shown them. ” For this cause it is essential for those who V. are ‘ highly honored and who are leaders of the peo-' ple to be at a place in consciousness where the . most perfect idealistic expression. imaginable can be reflected in such a person--not only reflected but manifested in such a person, that others might copy after the fashion to bring them to ' a higher degree of unfoldm-ent by such a sample and an example that shall have been put forth in‘ a perfect picture as the leader of the people. Christ Has Truly Come _ ‘ But this little composition to each and every~ one that can receive’ it, can c‘onsid=er'it,as a liv-A ~_ « I ‘ ing reality as being applicable, to them, ,wvel1"’?-2 J May 25:11, 1939 A‘.D.F.D_.'i 5 .+,_,,.g..._.1-,-1§.,-q *:_.-fOh'lC"*;.*'<O May 2'5th, 1939 A.l).F.D. S‘ x'I*“he:NE‘W‘DAY 49 as to you and as well as to MINE, “The Com- forter has come.” From the mythological heaven, from your ‘imaginary A realm, from. the fondest, superstitious, suppositional version of man, CHRIST has. truly come, coming from that su- perstitious, suppositional concept of things into the conscious recognition of your conscious men-. tality that you _,/might observe the mystery and reckon GOD’S Presence as a Living Reality. By this I say, CHRIST has truly come from your fondest, sruperstitipus imagination, that GOD might no longer be far away -from you merely in the imaginary world but in the world where there is a living reality of GOD established in , words, in deeds and in actions; ‘ By this youcan copy after the fashion and make a reality out of your conscious, religious conviction concerning the mystery in all of your activities. Hence, bring GOD in all of your activities as a Living Reality and lift up GOD as a Standard a;ndteach_ others to copy after the fashion which I have lifted for you, in you and through you. Can you not see the mystery? Then I say, it is a privilege to observe it. Hence, it is essential for the leaders of the peo- ple, those who are in authority especially, to be inspired by the Presence of = GOD’S unfoldment in the consciousness of GOD’S Presence according to My original composition, ' , “The Spirit of the Consciousness of the Presence of GOD is the Source of all Supply.” a ’ . . They must," or should, be conscious of GOD’S Presence and should create an atmosphere with such a conscious convictions and realization of GOD’S Presence of which will be the Spirit of the Consciousness of it; and being, in authority, it will attract others to copy after thefashion of their leader and the head of such a noble people. Can you not see the mystery? ‘And by so doing the world will be brought into subjection to righteousness, for upon the throne of the mind of the righteous king and righteous kings, if they are andif there be any, GOD will Rule as LORD of lords and as KING of kings, the same as HE does among you, over you, through you and over all things that concern you. p All Nations Will Be Controlled by Christ When this is done, CHRIST shall have truly come-—shall have come nationally and interna- tionally and .will‘be reckoned among the nations, because the head of the great nationsof our’ ad-_ . vanced civilization shall have been inspired Wlth .} f1the:.Spi.rit ' 5 3 3 of the hi ‘ ‘con 10 " ill ‘b a all; pthings Consciousness ,of‘.GfOD’S‘Pre,s- V p ‘ phenomena. Can you not see the mystery? And by this all of the nations of the earth will even- tually be controlled by CHRIST from the heart’s center of those who are‘ in authority when they 'a're"~truly converted an-d shall have brought their powers under CHRIST’S ‘Control. " “The kingdoms of this world shall become to _ be the Kingdom of our GOD and HIS cHR1sTl” T If it is not legally manifested immediately, it Will be fulfilled eventually, for the Mouth of GOD has declared it. And ‘again, in verification of that which has been spoken concerningythe King, it is Written, _ i . “And a little child shall lead them.” As I mentioned today, humanly speaking, the present King of England is but a young man, a . child comparatively in making comparison with some men of the world of diplomats; hence; “a little chil-d shall lead them.” l , . I have had“ several of the different officials from abroad to call on ME recently. The count from Poland called on ME the other day. He. was very much disappointed because he did .. get to see ME Personally. One of the chief leasdi-..; . ers of Turkey came to see ME. He did not Want it to be ma-de known because he was not «sent .;;__. ‘o here ‘on a spiritual -mission or a personal zmis-.-: s-ion, but on a mission for his country; there:- fore he could not justifiably break the ranks of his diplomatic mission to call on ME on a» per». sonal affair G for himself as a person. Can not see the mystery? For this cause he desired to conceal his identity. g The Spirit of the Presence Is Calling‘ Them « 1 have had many calls mm different individh: r uals here recently. Almost every day there are‘ those from England, Australia, Poland and else- where coming, because the Spirit‘ of MY Pres-_ ence is ‘actually calling them. They may not know. why, but it is better if they do not, for when they know consciously, they may rebel in- dividually against the leading of the Spirit and consider it not to be significant because they,’ think they would be coming ‘to cant; therefore they may rebel against are being called; by MY“ Spirit. Therefore it is- good for them not to know called by nor where they- one said by composition» _ ' “Youdonot know the way __ the Blessed Promisedi,Land,” in ..‘.‘all the way the the insignifi-~ ~ the lead-~ mg of the‘.S=pirit individually if they kn0W*‘€h€Y What they are being g, are being led, forias .1’ :5 the LORD sha_11_s" .1 __rom a mythological point 50 Tlie NEW DAY‘ You may go through many mirks and mires of human superstition, misconceptions and misun- derstanding, but yet. MY Spirit may lead you continually until you get to that place in con- sciousness where you will understand it better. But to understand it better firstly it may be det- rimental to you, therefore MY Spirit knows just what to do and how to lead others as well as how to lead you. For this cause I say, “A little child shall lead them!" ‘ ' The count came in from Poland, a very young man——looked to be onlyin his early twenties. He met ME but he did not know ME, Apparently he could only speak Polish, but, however, he came seeking ME diligently . The young men in this advanced civilization, those who are not so much attached and bound by sectarianism and by orthodoxy, governed by their highest intuition and may be led in this direction in this advanced, scientific civilization for they can understand ME better if they are not bound by orthodoxy. Can you not see the mystery? The younger class, in a great measure, even though ‘they be religious, are more inclined to see ME scientifically and intellectually, than those of the older class if they ;adhere to orthodoxy; sectarianism and the mortal versions, theories and doctrines of others, through their ancestors, will bar them from coming so near ME and will prohibit them from seeing ME so distinctly. Can you not see the mystery? I IA‘ Scale Over Their Eyes . For conventionality and sectarianism with the .versions and doctrines of their ancestors, will put a scale over, their eyes and prohibit them from seeing ME’ distinctly unless they crack that shell ,or tear the veil in twain, as did the Presence of the coming of the King when John was born. The veil was torn in twain when JESUS ‘came. They could look diligently into the temple and one said, .J c , , “Mine eyes have seen Thy Glory wherefore lettest thy, servant depart in Peace.” Can you not see the mystery? Hence, effectively, the veil of materialism and mystic- ism is torn in twain, no longer observing things of view as you -once observed them, but‘ being. born into the Light of the "advanced, spiritual civilization, for G-OD speaketh and you‘ understand HIM more dis- tinctly when HE speaks within you, no longer M91‘!-Ely going by the former theories and doc- ,trines an-d the versions ofgmen. ' I L, 1£3"hiS' W_9i11df3§e=.necessary,—.it,.wou1dpnot have ,1‘. \ they may be for the orthodox teaching, 7 when the Glory‘ of GOD is revealed I May 25th‘, ,1939’Ai.D.F.D. been necessary for: civilization to have advanced as it has advanced, for you. had just as Well to‘ have stayed backiin orthodoxy and in the ver- sions and doctrines of men and refuse to try to learn more than what you had learned. Can you not see the mystery? But as civilization ad- vances,. the Spirit of GOD’S Presence unfolds HIMSELF and shows HIMSELF more distinctly and gives‘ you a better understanding, concern- ing the mystery in these advances civilization is making. Can you not see the mystery! Then I say, it is a privilege to live in such a recognition! Therefore, as I afore said, those who are of the younger class, in a great measure, a. good many of them are seeking ME. Those who have not been bound so much by orthodoxy and sec‘-tarianisrn. according to. the mortal versions,- those who have not been bound by conventional- ity, when they allow MY Spirit to have free access in expression, I give them their real ‘emancipation from the prison of convention- ality, from the prison of the superstitious ideas and opinions of .men and their versions, for CHRIST came to emancipate them! They May Rebel Then I say, “A little child shall lead them!” . You may findsome coming along n_0..W who may be the heads of the nations and the most insig- nificant among the heads of the nations, the .most insignificant as far as the personal bodies are concerned-——they may be more in readiness to receive ME in the fulfillment of the“, Scripture: “And a little child shall lead them!” Can you not see the mystery? _ Now when they know this, a good many of them will refuse to adhere to their own calling; they may refuse to be governed by their own highest intuition, to be led according to the way I AM leading them. They may rebel willfully and willingly because of considering the insig- nificance of MY Work and MY Mission as a Person. Can you not see‘ the mystery? They may look upon themselves as great and as mighty, therefore a good many of them, may refuse ME because , of su-ch when it is revealed to them; but some will be led intuitively, willingly and voluntarily, but it may be done unconsciously and they may be the means of leading others to this recognition whereby ‘the nations of the earth universally shall be emancipated! I heard one say the other day,no- doubt the other countries would receive ME firstly as a V nation, as nations, whichever, because the prophet own country will be» that has no honor in, his V reckoned - and, c9ns,icle‘red,‘p.by‘,, others _m'9If; my 25:5, 1939 'A.D.F.D. tinctly when it is a message sent out effectively, and We see the slight sketches and reflections of it now. We have had so many different ones to come from England. We had some to come from Sweden-—the first group came from Swe- den; they came with the King of Sweden. Many others are coming! ‘ Other Countries May Accept the Message Before This One A So then I« say, the most insignificant may be the leader to lead others to the recognition and .they{may come from the different countries and accept of the Message diplomatically firstly be- fore they accept of it nationally or politically effectively in America! Can you not see the mystery? For a prophet has no honor in his own country, and as I said the other day in part, JESUS was born in Nazareth that HE might be called a Nazarene; in other Words, HE came to . Nazareth that HE might be called a Nazarene; and I carne to America, through MY Condescen- sion, that I might be called an iAmerica.n.! Hence the most insignificant among the nations of the earth as a,Person, CHRIST came in that dispen- sation, in the end of that dispensation in which HE came, to bring an end to all things. It is vice- versal. It is an experience transmitted and we are the fulfillers of it! Can you not see the mys- tery? " But there are those who have criticized, and if I could be surprised to hear a thought con- veyed as though the people are finding anything now, for everything seems, to be quite all right with ME now—I mean with the people. They are convinced , above their reason to criticize, that GOD, among you is a Living Reality and has been actually‘ made Real, Tangible and Practical and established on earth once and for- ever; -therefore I feel that they are quite Well - sastisfied at MY" Work and MY Mission and MY Activities since I- have explained it in the ac- I tions of MY Words so scientifically until all shall eventually understand it! I thank you, I thank you, -I thank you! . . Y STERLING JEWELRY co. Pveacte Tel. UNiversity 4-7809 Expert Watch & Jewelry A Repairing Agency for —— Bulova. Benrus, Hamilton. & Eigini Watches. A i,Discoun~t . of 10% to‘ All . ~ . , Y Childrzen. « —th».St New. 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' I - '20 LA. .sA.LLE STEEET ' _ ‘ ;\,.f Cﬁei I - PEACE A May 25:11, 1939 A.D.F.D} h When Oppositions Arise You It Is [Because You Are Nearer to GOD When You Know the Truth You Can Be With Your GOD and It Is Im- a material to You What Comes or Goes “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” AT THE ‘BANQUET STABLE 1887-9 MADISON‘ AVENUE THURSDAY MAY 18TH, 1939 A.D.I-‘.D. NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. TIME; 2:35 P. M. The proof reading of a mighty, dynamic Mes- sage delivered at No. 20 West One Hundred and Fifteenth Street, Jan. 4, 1938, by our great CRE- ATOR, brought _« out for reconsideration the om- nipotence and omniscience of GOD, and His su- periority and supremacy in all matters. As a continuation of this Lecture, I-Iis HOLY SPIRIT moved ‘Him to give the brief Lecture found in ‘ these pages, explaining in further de- tail some of the points it contained. The parable of car trouble served to illustrate how much bet- ter it is to be taught and reprimanded at the Service Station, of Salvation at the start, rather than to go on heedlessly and encounter diffi- culty out where the ADJUSTER is not. so easily reached. For every beautiful thought, our SAVIOR, We thank Thee! , \ (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATI-lER’S Message follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE! S Here we all are at the same time, one ETER- NAL DAY, one ETERNAL YEAR and one ETERNAL TIME, as time and eternity have no end in this recognition Where I_ AM when you recognize the reality _of the“ INFINITE ONE! Whilst listening to that little ,Message a little while ago, as you heard Mei stressinga quota- tion in the Scripture as a prediction concerning the mystery: I shall tread them down--in other ,w-ords,,it reads: a A “He shall tread them down in His fury and in His sore displeasure.” " A G You have heard slang qdite often used in the world of slang: “Why, you don’t have to get sore. You don”: have to get sore about it,” or words to that effect. My displeasure had been made sore. It was a sore and I trod them down sore displeasure, as it had gotten sore. it The NEWDAY V times they may use the traces and the harness in a way until they make a sore on the horses’ ’ ow Know You have heard of men in the agricultural world, driving horses and other animals, j“ at shoulders, necks or bodies. A constant ru.b against the body of the animal in an inha_rmo"‘ ’ nious way,~it may cause a sore. “I shall tread them down in My sore] displeasure.” The Spirit of GOD has declared it! Hence, when GOD is displeased with anything and it continues continuously to express in op- position to His pleasure, it may cause His pleas‘- ure to be a displeasure and to be a sore in ex-. pression. " I GOD Cannot Be Hindered There are many things I could say along this. but I believe I have -said enough, in that Mes- sage to stir? I up all humanity’s pure and impure minds, that they ,might see and know, I de- clared, when you know the TRUTH you can be‘;- with your GOD! When you are with your GOD-‘,‘ it is immaterial to you what comes, it isiimma-l_ terial to you What goes! Matters not, for if" GOD is for you, naught can be against you; and I mean it! I mean-to say the oppositions that are oppositional may rise -in opposition to the FUNDAMENTAL, and every antagonistic and. conflicting spirit, mind, person or what not; it is a matter of impossibility,‘ if GOD is..OMNI~P-_,_. OTENT, for. Him to be hindered! Can you not _ see the mystery? That which I have endeavored, I will accomn , ,_j plish regardless to the oppositions, for the (mouth, . L I of‘ GOD has declared it! The reason I stress the OMNIPOTENCE of GOD, is to let you see and know, oppositions cannot come against the OM- A of GOD suf-L . ficient to hinder nor retard His advances, OM-pf, QMNISCIENT—-ALL I 'WISE——knowing all things! Then, how can any-ff thing come above such an expression of MAJES-,_, MERCY NIPOTENCE and OMNISCIENCE NIPOTENT-—ALMIGHTY! TY and AUTHORITY, yet LOVE and for the true and the faithful? Then if you trust in this INFIl\lITE_ NAME,‘ this MIGHTY. ONE‘ of Whom you say I AM»+a§ ss » INFINITE ONE! s4 said the original composition--isa other _wordps,“_i a ‘religious adage: I ’ ‘'‘The* ‘other place’ may rage laud vent her spite,” I _ ' ‘ may turn onall the vent it has—— up “But GOD will save His heart’s delight,” that is, if He has! GOD has save«'diHis heart’s de- light in the past and He will do the same again! Can you not see the mystery? ‘ Steadfast and Unmovable . Then I say, build upon this foundation, be sub-’ stantiated in faith and unshaken in confidence. Be steadfast and unmovable, always abounding in the Works of GOD! It is a privilege to observe it! If I do not s-ay, or had not said a -Word, that .. which I have said is enough for all who hear this Message and all who shall read it hereafter —to take cognizan-ce of it and live accordingly. My Spirit will give them victory through harmoniz~ ing with it and they too can, and will be par- takers ofylviy identical nature and My charac- teristics» of which will give‘ them victory. Can you not see the mystery? Then I say, when oppositions arise, you,/may know it is because you are nearer your GOD! It has long since been declﬂaned: , ’ “The darkest hour is just before the dawn.” I have declared: W , “Just beyond yore‘ highest affirmation ; lies the field of endless joy and ' , ‘ joy a tear.”- .You may make affirmations in your illumined conscious consideration of oppositions, but just beyond your highest ‘ affirmation and your most POSITIVE assertion lies . the victory for you——it there awaits‘ you. VICTORY is yours if you will ' butpaccept of it and will build upon a foundation that cannot be shaken, by harmonizing with your I I . CREATOR from every‘ angle expressible. Remember, ‘self-denial is the great essential, for if you could have saved yourself, it would “ not -have been necessary for CHRIST to come. If your ideas and opinions could have been vic- / torious, why, you should‘ not have called on the Because all your ideas and your opinions and all of your friends’ ideas and opinions failed you, you had Someone to call on Who could save you! Can you not see the mys- tery? Rejoice at the Failure of Everything Then, you should rejoice and be glad because ft of the failure of everything, for by the failure others who were and those things that were 1 to protect you, it gave you a chance to call on Tr, EA?‘ I I - puayi 1939 A'.D.F.u." the ALMIGHTY, you SAVIOR, to help you--»! It is good. at times, if you have a little trouble before you start out with your car! It is better ‘ to find the trouble before you leave the garage than to get out some place‘ where there is no mechanic and Where there is not anyone to help you, and find trouble out there and have to Walk five or six miles! S ‘Then I say, you should rejoice and ‘glory in tribulations, for tribulations before you go very, far, are the great essential, that you might be helped in the time of need Whilst Service Station or_ near it, If you take these thoughts to con~siderat_ior1,i, you will use them constructively and cause. them to be constructive in your actions and in your deeds to others, for you will glory in the opposi- tions and undesirable conditions when they rise,‘ knowing that they could arise in a time and at a time and at .a place where they would be more destructive and more , deetrimental than they would be at the time when they do arise. Something Greater than GOD? Therefore you have something to rejoice for! But remember, as I said in that Message, if GOD couldgo to “the other place” and go toathe bottom part of it, if GOD couldnot bring ‘self out Victoriously .a CONQUEROR, GOD would not be OMNIPOTENT and He would not , the Mastery over all conditiom; ‘ thereﬁore it it would be greater and better GOD is! _ The reason thevpeople marvel at Mywouk and My Activities ’ is because they see I have the VICTOERYI N aught can hinder Me! Well, if I cannot have victory over every difficulty, every trial and every tribulation, every opposi- tion, why, thenyou had, just -as well to go and get a GOD who can have victory over all things.‘ , Not a thing -can hinder! GOD is victorious over every opposition, matters not how the opposition maybe! Matters not howuse-Vere they may be, GOD is. the CONQUERIN G KING and He is present in the midst of thepchildren of men. When you fear and think anything can hinder ME, it is the lack of your faith. You do -not KNO‘-W your GOD! _ ~ I I _ ' Laws, rules and regulations, ideas and opin- ions and all of the oppositions of men, matters not how they may be, or how they have been, it is a matter of impossibility for them to hinder Me! Now, tell them I said it! For GOD has the MASTERY and has DOMINION over all opposi- tions! That is the mystery!“ I Take’ thoughts to consideration, - i you at the may 2sm‘.,',,ra39i x.n.m ’\‘ ‘T ‘ r.i'{.~*- them down in your memory once and forever and relax your conscious mentality and still your ; egotistic and perturbed and disturbed SELF! .- Aren’t you glad! « “GOD Shall Move This Ark” I spoke through one in Christendom: “Stop right still and steady yourself, For GOD shall move this Ark Himself.” Then consider those things! Even if Jesus de-O scended according to the Gospel, yea, the revela- tionic declaration concerning the mystery, to the “other place,” it read that He was resurrected and ascended. That is the mystery. It was nec- essary for Him to go there to show you He had the victory, not to get it--—He had it; but to show ‘ mortality, those who doubted He did have the victory——therefore He descended to the “other place”, if you please," and when He descended to the “other place,” why‘, then it was made known He was LORD of lords and KING of kings and _had all ‘power in His Hands! r For what said the revelationic prediction, yea, the declaration concerning the ‘my-stery? “All power is given unto Me in. " heaven and in earthf’. ~ I have the KEY of the “other place,” and of death! Then this was declared by the revela- tionic declaration as a revelationic prediction concerning the mystery, that you and others might get it and observe it, and be substantiated in it. CHRIST descended to the “other place” ac- cording to the revelationic declaration of John, as well as the revelationic prediction, for those {who will come on; for Jesus the CHRIST was the ~,»first-born among many brethren and the Way He has gone was a prediction in that declara- ‘ tion in the actuated Words of expression of how others would go and have the vi-ctory who live , ‘ l in Him. _ » . Then ‘I say, build upon this foundation and be substantiated in faith, unshaken in confidence; » for GOD is OMNIPOTENT, GOD is OMNISCL ENT, GOD is OMNIPRESENT, and GOD is the LIGHT of the world! Can you not see the mystery? " When you build upon this foundation, it mat- e ters not with you What people think nor What they say It is absolutely immaterial to you, for GOD to you is a living reality and far above all of His creation although‘ He created them! it ;Can you not see the mystery? Therefore they ~ cannot reachlHim, because He cre-a_te»d them and Tu. NEW my _ H PEACE _ it pleases’ Him! 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Every place Where the LORD, FATHER DI- VINE, sets foot is blessed, even though He may not Personally speak a ,word; but when in ad.- dition to paying a visit to one of theimany Ex- tensions, He condescends to serve a banquet from His Holy Hands and also deliver a mighty Message, it is indeed something for which to give praises and thanks and rejoice unceasingly. On this trip to Bridgeport such was the great blessing bestowed upon many, and if this Lec- ture was carried out to the letter by its hearers, ’ I there would be nothing left to do, for perfection would truly be attained. No attempt will be made to ‘give a synopsis or summarize the points brought out, except to say that among other things FATHER painstak- ingly explains the overcoming of Public Enemy Number One—-SELF! , PATIENT, LOVING ASAVIOR, WE THAN pTHEE! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHER’S Message follows the song He sang just before He rose’ to speak.) SONG (I heard you say) I “Let my thoughts and my mind, Let my will and desires Be accepted in Thy sight, 0 LORD. (I heard you say) “I know it is PEACE in the LORD, When I am lost in His Will, ~ It I am‘ accepted in Thy. sight, O LORD. (I heard you say) , A , “Life will come, from the Will, V » Erom ,Y°ur W111 fwd Your L0;Ve»,. I 1f I am accepted in Thy sight, 0 LORD.‘ (I heard you say) _ , ~ “I know it is PEACE and it is JOY, And it is LIFE and it is LOVE, If I am accepted in Thy sight, 0 LORD.” PEACE EVERYONE! A _ That little composition, as a thought from the minds of many and according to the dictation of the hearts of those who are sincere and con- scientious, I heard the melody as I brought it forth into consideration: ' “Let my thoughts and my mind, Let my will and my desires ~ Be accepted in Thy sight, O LOR -” These were the thoughts and the ideas——-in other words, the idea——of many. They stressed them so vividly from the minds of those who were con- scientious and_sincere, I composed it as a Mes- sage, as though being reiterated and transmit- ted back to them as a melody to be considered. If your thoughts and your minds are lregulat-' ed by the Spirit of the consciousness of the Presence of GOD and by your conscious relig- ious conviction, especially if you are consciously religiously convicted that GOD is actually Pres-m ent with you, your thoughts and your mind, your will and desires will all be regulated and ad‘ The NEW DAY ’ _ 57.» _.i' justed satisfactorily according to the Will of GOD.Then they will be accepted in the sight of GOD ; and when your thoughts an-d your mind, your will and. your desires, your ideas and all of your opinions~—in short, your mentality and all of your spirituality——are consecrated and adjust- ed satisfactorily in the sight of GOD‘, why, then. and: there your body and that which is termed your soul and all will be pleasing to your GOD! .. In Harmony with GOD You may wonder at times, why things do not ‘Work harmoniously for you. If after you have claimed to know Me, you are required to live; exactly according to the Angelic Life by come, ‘, ingesthrough the way of. 9‘ ‘ ‘T . K V» “ \ ‘V L‘ ‘V A .,I by living exactly according to My Teaching as recorded in the Gospel and the Epistles, by this you will adjust matters satisfactorily and will ad- just your mentality and your characteristics and will adjust your activities and your disposi~tion in a way that both it and them will be” in her- ’ mony with Him Whom you say I AM, Then I say, it is a privilege to live in such a recognition, but when you fin-d yourselves going through’ difficulties, going through disappoint- ment and failure, these undesirable conditions re- sult because of the lack of bringing your body into subjection and all of your power into and under CHRIST’S control, after you have said you know, the LORD. ' ' ‘ Ifyou. say you know GOD, you are required to live at least, an Evangelica-l.Life; for through Evangelism you will be led into the nature and the characteristics, of the true Evangelistic Life , of which will be produced an-d brought to frui- tion; if you’ live it and stress it‘ vividly, and it will ~ the Spirit of Angelism, leaving the Evangelistic state of“ consciousness——in other Words, perfect- ing it in the perfection of the Light of the under- standing. as the example and the sample have demonstrated it; and then you will bring your- selves into this recognition where you will ex press true Angelism. . ‘ You Must Live GOD’S Presence V l’ The Angelic Life will be expressed——the na- jnture and the characteristics of GOD’S real Chil- dren, the CHRIST CONSCIOUSNESS exempli- fied’ in you! Can you not see the mystery? But it‘ is essential for you to recognize GOD’S AC- _ TUAL PRESENCE and live it and express it ac- cordingly, when you say’ you know Me; for fwhen you say you know GOD, you should con- sider as you considered before GOD to you was Personal. -Before GOD. ‘was Personal to you as ¢a Personified or Personal expression, you reck- _ oned GOD with the highest honor, with the high- _ , est praise, -with the highest thanksgiving, with . highest recognition and the highest ‘con- fisiderationthat conld be given. , v n g , You believed that GOD was ALL and in'al1. I So long as you recognized or surmised GOD, as . being a supernatural, invisible KING and invisible V» SWAVIOR, you‘ believed whatsoever G-OD would ‘V have you do, you should do- it, although you n lived in the mortal state of consciousness. You libelieved that GOD was ‘SUPERIOR and GOD “was the AUTHOR ‘and the FINISHER of all, _things!' You believed that the earth was the LQR.D.’S,,»and the fulness thereof. So .long as ‘ 3°99 t 4“t@e4tﬂiV"jn‘-I AT hi-e»NiE WU nix, bring you into the state of being as representing, A visible, in that which is termed supernatural‘ or mythological, you believed on the earth as the i earth is the LORD’S, according to the Scripture,‘ and the fulness thereof, ’ “The cattle on ’a thousand hills are Mine, says the LORD, the earth and the fuluess thereof and they that dwell therein.” i i “ Can you not see the mystery? ’ .1-Ionor Lost Then, upon that foundation or recognition of GOD’S Majesty and Dominion you considered GOD supernaturally should reign and have all dominion over everything. But when your con- scious conviction was ‘brought to a showdown, to the recognition of GOD’S actual tangibilated Presence, and- when you made such a declaration known to the world at large, you lost the honor, and GOD, in your consideration, apparently lost the honorary degree of His Deity. Can you see the mystery?, Hence, you began to measure GOD with the measure of a man because of His condescension to the earth plane to come in the likeness of one ——hence the deterioration of your thoughts con- cerning the mystery, it caused you to from the FUNDAMENTAL instead of holding GOD in consciousness as lofty and as mighty as you did when He was in the invisible according to your mortal vers~io.n. you not see i the mystery? A ‘ Every person should be true to his own re- ligious conviction. If you believed GOD to be t merely a stonestatue or some other sculptured statue made with hand, if you Worship that statue with all of the deity of consideration and with the homage you i did in the imaginary heaven, "then and there your prayers would be heard and answered and you A‘ would have the victory over every difficulty, if you would pre- sent your cause and: your complaints to -Him from n that angle of expression. . , _ For this cause, up in Motreal there are those who worship at the Shrine Men come from all parts of the world——not only in this country but from all parts of Canada, Europe, Asia and Africaas well as the, United States of America—to that part of North America, Canda for the purpose of kneel- ing at the Shrine to Worship GOD according to the dictates of the faith of those who have made such a place a Shrine. Can you not see the mys- tery? . t Results Are According to, Their Conviction Hence, they are devout to their religious con- victions and they receive the results, according- to the conscious convictionof each and.veveryonQ l ;.'I‘he1%e,.s be are 1i axed 9f‘ Msy2sa,m9 gn. .1 May 1,939. , .~. ,-—— ~....__-.r;~,—:. 4:2- l;.The N,EWiDAYi in i. 59 all of their. afflictions, according to facts and I figures that have been actually established. These areifacts according‘ to investigation; there- ‘ fore it is plain to see and to know, if you are true to your religious conviction, even if GOD to you has summed Himself up in a statue made by some sculptor or something made by the hand of men, yea, the hands, of .men, if you are true toyour religious conviction andsee your GOD in those things with the Spirit of sincerity and be. conscientious and present your troubles to such a statue, apparently, your prayers are heard and answered’, A A I ' ' V - If this be true concerning the statue ma-de or shaped and fashioned — in the likeness‘ of the al- ‘ leged figure of some Holy Deity, and the statue set as a has been helpful to mill'ions, how about the ACTUAL PRESENCE ...»'of GOD according to your» religious % conviction? You should at least be thesame through GOD’S con- descension to come in - -a BODI-LY FORM, and realize GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE as they do theirs, even though the likeness of CHRIST to them is merely a stone made by the hands of It goes to show you it is not in-the actual thing itself, but it is in the convictionof the in- dividuals who observe such aphenomenon and live according to their religious conviction. Their prayers are heard and answered speedily, ,. for they think on it vividly with the spirit of sincerity, even though they may believe GOD is in some mythological ‘heaven; but the symbol and the imageand the likeness of such a PER- FECT PICTURE, they stress it vividly in their consideration and their prayers are heard and answered. ' Then I say, it is a privilege to have something in your memoryand before your mind’s eye to vividly visualize and to gaze upon, that you might be the partakers of such a nature and such a characteristic and characteristics in itself. By partaking of such characteristics ‘and such nature, (you will be partakers of the identical character and -the life of your SAVIOR. Cause of Failure ‘When’ you do not succeed, when you fail on any hand whatever, it isbecause of the lack of the recognition of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE and the lack of your harmonious contact with Him, by the recognition and the realization of your SAVIOR as omni-potently and omniscient-’ ly as you did Whenyou observed Him invisibly. , When you observed/Me invisibly, you knew- in ; other words, youthought vividly; butithrough “My.~coz1desce_ns;ion,'t -I down There. withj, "I never had another.” Can you not see the mys- lfmt; lsee» mysiiﬂllﬁ you, the deterioration of your standard ofi'think- ing has become toibean experience in the minds and lives of many. Can you not see the mystery? It is written: ‘‘ “He has taken upon Himself our infirmities , and bare our diseases.” Not one of you should bear a disease! Not one, of you who sincerely and conscientiously believes in Me should reflect the slightest affliction nor the slightest disease, for it is written: “He, has _taken upon Himself our infirmities and bare our diseases, and by His stripes ye are healed.” ' a You should go free if GOD would be afflictedzl , You are the one from those conditions to be completely emancipated, and this is what will be and actually would bejand actually has been with some, and would be continually with yous as well as with them, if your lives are fully consecrated to Him Who liveth forever and fora ever. A Complete Surrender Take these thoughts to consideration; but reg», member, When you say FATHER, do not consi-der I that you have a right to say FATHER unless you make a surrender, a complete surrender men-‘ tally and spiritually, to disrecognize self, that you might recognize the reality of GOD, your LORD and your SAVIOR! The -disre—cognition~o;E mortality’s version will give you the recog- nition of the CHRIST CONSCIOUSNESS and the DIVINE version of which will place you in a place in consciousness Where you will be able to say with others, “GOD is my FATHER and tery? Ildo not mean to merely say it to be saying it, but I mean to think it sincerely; and even if GOD through climate or conditions or circum- stancesor through species of expressions. has I brought you,/ it matters not, GOD is your FA-{ THER and you never had another; C regardless to your appearance of complexion or color! When you stamp, these thoughts deeply, sub- stantially in your memory, naught will be able. to shake you and naught will be able to offend you. ‘ \ When you are truly converted into this recogni- I tion, you will be so substantiated and unshaken _, in confidence, naught will be able to change you! ; You will know definitely once and forever, GO-D -_5 is your actual FATHER-MOTHER-GOD! That is I the mystery, and when this is rightfully estab- ' lished effectively, you will act it in all of your a-ctiv-ities and in all of your dealings. a Carr you, 9 ‘A Then? when you say GOD‘ ‘ 69 IENCE effectively! The NEW DAY May 25.zh‘,r1939 A‘.D.F.D. or FATHER, you will act by GOD in words, in deeds and in actions and in all of your daily activities, the same as} if you were a little child and your FATHER or your mother was with you. Can you not see‘ the mystery? You would lean and depend Whole-heartedly on, and trust the IN- FINITE completely! But’ when you hold on to the mortal version ‘of things, the divers ideas and the opinionsiof men, you bring undesirable con- ditions upon yourself, for you cannot serve two masters! Can you not see themystery? Foundation by the Mortal Version Now, if you notice closely, those who have been _in accidents, in disasters and all sorts of undesirable conditions, they are the ones, if they claim to be following Me, that ‘have not been fully consecrated to GOD They have been building upon a foundation according to the mor- tal version and not according to the plan and the purpose of the IMPER-SONAL! _ Take on GOD’S characteristics, take on GOD’S nature, take on GOD’S disposition, take on GOD’S SPIRIT, take on G‘OD’S LOVE and take on GOD’S ideas and opinions from every angle expressible! If you are of Me, you will harmonize with Me; and if you are of Me, you wil.l trust Me Whole- V heartedly. If you cannot trust GOD, GOD cannot trust you; andif you are willing to trust GOD whole- heartedly, GOD is willing to trust, you Whole- heartedly. The ; majority of the people, even a good many who claim to be followers and the Children of the KINGOM, they are more wil- I ling to trust some person, some other mortal person in mortal consciousness, than to trust GOD Whole-heartedly. So long as you are doubtful and are not Will- ing to trust GOD for your spirit, your soul and your body, Why, you are not fully consecrated and you do not recognize GOD’S ACTUAL PRES- You are falsifying your own testimony and your own alleged conviction, if you deviate from the FUNDAMENTAL! Can you not see the mystery? Then when things happen undesirable, there is some cause for it. You must bring an aboli- tion to every sense of ‘a-selfish tendency or a selfish feeling! All selfish tendencies, jealousy ‘ and every .other detestable expression, ,must ‘be eradicated once and forever; for such tendencies Qhave no existence in heaven! Can you not see the mystery ?, 2 Unity in Heaven In heaven you are UNIFIED together, in I ._l1eav.en”:'you.are_not. divided‘, in heaven you LOVE gwh le-heart dly‘ _,and_ in Vh-.e.av:en -you ..lo}v_e- lyourself and the best for others. others even as you love yourself from every angle .expre“ssible! How can you say you love ME and _hate one with whom you come in con- tact daily? How can you love ME and be spite- ful and speak rudely and ugly one to the other? How can you say you love- ME and do not speak to another because you dislike them through some mortal selfish jealousy, for such a ten- dency will rob you out of that Which you are seeking, and you shall notxenjoy it! See the mys- tery? V ‘ ’ For that Which you greatly fe-ar shall come upon you! If you are scared of someone getting or taking something that belongs to you men’- tally, spiritually or physically, or even if it is GOD’S attention, from you, if you are scared someone will take the slightest look, attentionor idea or opinion reflected‘ to you from you, why, then and there you shall lose it! You shall lose that which youare-scared of losing, because you are not trusting ME!*Can- you not see the mys- tery? If you LOVE Me, you will trust Me, you will obey Me, you will be the same at My Personal absence as you would be in My Personal Pres- ence, and you will not seek your own! It is Written: “Charity s-eeketh not her oWn;- is“ not easily puffed up; and thinketh no evil,” ‘Put Self Behind You Now, suppose you stop for consideration and consider: there are those who are in charge of the different extensions, because. they may have free access of expression to buy things for them- selves and for others, if you love others as I love you, you Would" buy the worst things for \ You would not think about trying to give the Worstto others and keep or get, the best for yourself, but you would just “vice-versalate” that. and go to the extreme reverse of that of your physical mortal self. Then you would putself behind you and wouldput Me, in you and then you would be with Me infinitely and harmoniously! That ‘Would be, and that is, the mystery! All of these thoughts are well worth con- sidering. Self and selfishness should be elimin- ated once and forever from every angle-expres- sible! - If you love Me, keep My Command- ments! “Greater lovebhath no man than this: that he , lay down his life for his friend. A new come mandment I give unto you, that you love one another even as I have loved,you;_”.i ~ ' \ hich Y 1:’O‘.U”’S,ay-x’: sivétth9=1:' due, ﬁe May 25th,1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY. , S “W61 someone else. ‘ Matters not ‘what it is, give it to them. LIFE, LIBERTY and the reality of HAPPI- NESS from every angle expressible’ and from all of the divers angles that are inexpressible—— to others youlshouldx freely give them and be ‘willing that they might have it, that you might be self-denied, that they might enjoy that which. you might desire to enjoy. Then you are ex- ‘ pressing the LOVE of GOD; but until then you are not expressing the LOVE of GOD, but to the contrary, expressing the selfishness of men, that which men may call the LOVE of GOD! Expressing the Love of the Savior These thoughts are well worth considering. I cannot stress them too vividly! You cannot ex- pect to be SUCCESSFUL, PROSPEROUS and ‘ HAPPY unless you live exactly according to My ‘ Mess-age this afternoon, .this Teaching, and bring your body into subjection completely and do unto others the thing that you desire done for you and desire with the spirit of sincerity, that they might come to you and not come to the other person such as you desire or hav-e been desiring to come to them, and such as you have been desiring to come to you, that that thing might go to them, whatsoever it is. And be sincere about it with the spirit of sincerity, conscientious in your endeavors; then and only then are you expressing the LOVE of your SAVIOR- Can you A not see the mystery? What reward have you when you seek your own? All gamblers and all murderers always have been doing such a, thing. But those who are of GOD seek not their own, but look upon the things of others and look in that direction with the spirit of sincerity. Consecration and self-denial and a sacrifice in the act of giving service and expressing the true servitude of man ttor" man and mankind generally to’ mankind, is not as much as laying down your life for your friend. You have heard some say, “I am not going to Work myself to death.” Well, of course some people do Work themselves to death for their families. They do those things in mortal con- sciousness. They are not required to do it from that angle of expression, even unto a physical death, but they are required to make such sac- rifices that are necessary for theupkeep of their families and for the benefit of those” who are concerned. Can “you not see the mystery? As Unselfish as in a MortaliFamily And with thosein a family. in mortal con- _ Jsciousness who are true and faithful and devout “from every: angle, even s'oersvhO.uldl each ;andefve1:y; -which you are concerned. gggg “Can you not see the one of you be in this Royal Family. I heard you say before I came, “I have been" adopted into the Royal.Family_”, Then in the Royal Family, you should be just as devout and consecrated and sacrificed. to the Cause and for the Cause spirit, soul, body and mind and all of your ac-W tivities", as you would be in a mortal family. Can you not see the mystery? ' Some may say, “Well, I wasn’t that way in the mortal family.” As much as one should be in the mortal family! A consecrated life to one another, to the cause, an-d in each and every placewhere you assemble-—-you will be abundant~ ly blessed and suc-cessfulwhen you put forth all p of your ambition and all of your energy, with all of your mind and all of your attention for - the FUNDAMENTAL and to the Cause withi mystery? Then I can and will be with you, and when I say “I,” has I continue to say in My divers il-» lustrations, I« AM not speaking about what you see as a Person, but that of which I AM daily stressing'——HAPPINESS, PEACE and JOY, LIFE V and LIBERTY, SUCCESS and all PROSPERITY and HEALTH and every other daeslrable blessing, ' in spirit, body and in mind. Therefore, by this , you will be HAPPY all the time! I , ~ ~ It is a privilege to know the TRUTH! Now, I from henceforth, put your energy into actions, put your energy to work in the POSITIVE di- rection, bringing an abolition to SELF and selfish» ness, that GOD might be in evidence and you might no longer be seen nor heardiamsong men. I , All of these thoughts are well worth consider-D’ ing, for unless you acc-eptof them, and live ac- cordingly, you cannot expect for Me to be with » you effectively and harmoniously, that you might I be partakers of Me and. of what I really am! GOD Is Bearing Your Burdens b If everyone would live exactly according to My:-, V Teaching, you would not have accidents you wou].d not have disappointments, you would not have failures, youwould not have sickness and ‘you would not have diseases; for GOD is your refuge and bears your burdens and bears all of your in-‘ firmities and has lifted you from those condi- p tions; therefore you should not be and you ‘Will’ not have to hear them. You should not be ogligedt to bear them, I could have said, and you will not have to bear ‘them; for GOD is bearing your, burdens for you. Can you not see the mystery'.7_;t. How, glorious it will be when the univer_se_f over shall have been convinced of GOlD’SI’A;‘C-A TUAL, PRESENCE I-and shall ‘live accordin ' I = ' V ’ all hafveyr fully’ ons " -rn‘e,NE'w nxr A'..n;r.n. jflives to the Service, to son and to His LOVE {blessed and will have VICTORY once and for- ever over sickness, sorrow, pain and death, for ‘t"h_is is the VICTORY over the . second death of which the Apostle was speaking. ‘:.‘Blessed and holy is he that has part in the first resurrection, for on t such the - second ’ V death has no power.” I ‘John saw in his revelationic prediction con- cerning this KINGDOM “a new heaven and a new earth coming down from GOD out of ih=utszband.” He saw “the Holy City and the new Jerusalem coming doWn,‘for the first heav- “ en and the first earth are passed "away." He saw’ those things because they were coming . down from the lmythological, the imaginary ,”heaven., to the conscious recognition and 1, the Mrealization of GOD’S ACTUAL V PRESENCE, ] coming from the superstitiousness and the sup- ,"position of men; for they had imagined vain f things since the world began. , The Imaginary Made Real But this was a reality, ‘for. they were com- from the imaginary made real and practic- , al, coming into materiality; for he saw them u coming down to the earth in the «revelationic prediction, coming down to materialism, to mat- jeriality to be materialized, to be no longer .merely a supposition as had been surmised, no longer merely as superstitiously discerned, ‘but to be recognized and to be realized as flivin~g reality. E‘ For this cause John declared: “The first heaven and the first earth are passed away.” " A i It was passing by the coming into the recogni- and the new one coming from the imaginary realm from the superstitious versionsvof .meI_1, coming down to the earth plane, coming down fright here withthem. ‘ ,“GO,D Himselfpshalllbewith them” ( said he) “and, GOD shall ‘wipe all tears from V , their eyes; there shall be novmor-e sorrow, D neither shall there be any more crying; there {shall be no more pain and no more death; " for the former things are passed away.”- i en’t you glad! _ - l ,.Those things have passed’ away. Whilst in ' superstitious and mythological, supposition- of formal customs ‘ and gefashions; and COMPASSIONI All will be abundantly- ..heaven, prep-ared as a bride adorned for her. tion of the masses of that first heaven passing“ " you not see the "mystery? For carna-lity creates formality , and formality will express the vis- ibility of carnality, and to be carnally minded is \ death; therefore it expresses the visibility of carnality. Hence, the visibility of death is expressed through carnality, ‘but mortality‘ brings itinto actuality and by mythologically observing superstitiously .. through the supposi- tions of the superstitious, those things from the imaginary realm; hence they imagine those things ‘continually and they bring about the formal things and formalities expressed in the religious’ world of expression‘ and in every field of endeavor, until the recognition of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE, coming forth’ into ex- pression, and GOD HIMSELF, bring an aboli- tion to all formality and to all customs and fashion, and carna-lity is dispelled once and forever. GOD Came to End Death Then we bring an end to death because death », can only Work upon the formality and the carnality of things that have been carnally ,minded—formality—and brought into expres- sion, as death is the expresser of things on the material plane. Death can be expressed only when it is materi-a11y.ref1ected or man- ifested. Even as GOD is the expresser of Him- self inimateriality, even‘ so does death express “itself in materiality; but GOD came to bring an abolition to all such expressions as death and carnality, that GOD HIMSELF might be in evidence and be- in expression Where car- nalityand the mortal’s version were in evidence. Then I say, it is a privilege to liveiin such ‘a recognition and _to build’ uponsuch a founda- tion where’ the very Spiritof GOD’S Presence ‘ is ..a living reality made real, tangible and heaven, there ‘were formal things, they had. i but.’ nto A practical; for the practicality and the actual- ity 'and the visibility and the materiality and the personification of -the expression of death have been a living reality. GOD. shall Work effectively in the place of i death and all. of its representatives and con- nections, for GOD-‘is the reality of all crea- tion, but that which is ‘not real has been estab- lished by the mortal version of menithroughi superstition. “Can you not see. the mystery? “The Former lThinigs‘A§r=e Passed Away” 3 Then I say, “The former things are passed away and the Tabernacle of GOD is with men;” and Hevshall dwell with them. That is why d i “pl-IE 1s_,G_oD because John "in. ' D ~.:‘:;.-.aa..¢ *—, May 25z~h,1939 A,n.r.n. We are [now living, predicted thatpthe Taber- nacle of GOD is with men and GOD HIMSELF shall bewith them. He did not say’th.at the angels will be with them! He did not say there in that particular place’ that -the SON‘ of GOD would be with them; but,’ “GOLD” Himself shall be with them and shall be their GOD and they shall be His Peop1e.”e Now I say, who can hinder Him? If it is true, there are not enough powers in all crea- tion, in the world of heathenism nor‘ in civiliza- "tion, to hinder the advances and the efulfil-" ment of the prediction; for if GOD has de- clared it in His revelationic prediction, GOD HIMSELF is the actual Fulfiller and naught can hinder Him! . _ I ‘ Matters not what may come, matters not how the “other ‘place’’ may rage and vent her spite, may try to put on all the vent it has, put on all of the volume it has, it cannot say any- thing in actuated words of expression loud enough to hinder nor diminish the activities of My Mission, nor prohibit it in.the least; for GOD -is OMNIPOTENT! I I It is a privilege to observe the mystery, for GOD HIMSELF is with you! No longer just‘, the SON, as I said: “GOD Himself is with you and shall be your GOD and you be His People,’ ' and GOD has actually wiped all teats from your eyes. 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I ‘ Ford Dealers A Phone 305 ‘ ‘ Sequel, California WE THANK YOU, FATHER PEACE ‘C - ' We’ call for and deliver SPECIAL-—Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed, 49¢ H-'AsEoN QUALITY TAILORS and CLEANERS To please you means success to us . 4269 Central Ave. Tel. AD-a.mso 4=l1Q Los Angeles, Cal . ’A_uto_M Radios, Supplies, Rho _ “GREGG” A _ GENERAL RADIO ELECTRIC CO. . To milieu! Supplies Westinghouse Lamps -- Firestone Tires — V Public Address System —- Evangelical prices. ' Installations, Repairs, Serviee, Packard-Bell, Batteries,» Horns I ~ “ ~ I We Thank You, FATHER Les» may 25:5. 19s9lAn.F.n. « 25:11‘, 1939, A.D.l§'.D._ “My VeryiPresence as a. Person Is a Peace Expression ,FATHER DIVE Clirisf Piroverd Himself Victorious over the “Other Place” Flfopllelf You ' TheNEWA‘DAY , 65' to All Humotnityi‘ Know You Must Dothe Sapmei “OUR FATHER'S MESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE ‘ s No. 2owEs'r 115T!-I STREET NEW YORK crrv TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 4, 1939 A;D.F.D. A TIME: ,1 :30 P. M.“ “GOD is the victory!” This is the theme of this Message, and FATHER so painstakingly points , out to us, that as HE was the COQUEROR over all things in the‘ Sonship Degree, and even as HE is, and always has been the VICTOR, even so can We attain unto this :very standard of life, overcoming every hindrance that might con- front us on our upward journey, if we will pur- sue this narrow path of Righteousness, wherein we ,must walk alone, protected by Our LORD and EVERLASTING KING- HE goeth before us, opening up the way, for 10, HE has laid the FOUNDATION for us in the creation. For this supreme Lesson ‘and Blessing, OMNIPOTENT CHRIST, we ‘thank THEE. (The foregoing statements are those» of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol» lows.) ‘ V‘ V PEACE, EVERYON , ("‘PEAC'E, FATHER DEAR!” rang out the voices of the throng.) Here we all are again: One in all and allhin One. Life and -energy to everyone on the earth I give. I f While listening to the reading of the Lecture a little while ago, I thought of, My Message as It gaveit today, as it may be termed, and how " quickly it Was transcribed,transmitted and re- iterated again,‘ that you all might hear it im- mediately, even as the masses did this afternoon when I5 gaveit. To those who may not understand the -vvord, A ‘.‘the other place,” I mean “H.” but not Heaven. Ar-en’t: youeglad?-C If there is a place or condition, ' C ' ‘on or:‘anobs_ervation_,,a place that \- _ , gvi _c__an‘v ~ ously a", CONQUEROR over every im'agina=ble condition, then GOD will not be expressing His OMNIPOTENCE. That is Why men "cannot un»- derstand how these things can be; therefore, they do not actually understand ME. C How is it apparently, things rise in opposition to HIM, and HE can overcome each» and all of them? Jesus, the Great Love-MASTER .in the Sonship Degree of expression, through His Con.- descension, with Love and Mercy, HE descended to “the other place,” according to the Scripture, , yea, the Gospel, and proved HIMSELF victori- ous over “the other place,” to let you see and know, the same thing -you all must do. _ ; Then I say, how marvelous it is that opposi- - tions rise against‘ the FUNDAMENTAL of Whom A you say I AM, that GOD might prove to the world conclusively, the ALLNESS of .GOD and the nothingness of matter; showing mankind that none of those things can hinder HIM. Why, if they could apparently, there would be 'a way of expressionrfor GOD to prove His MAJESTY, DOMINION and AUTHORITY over every ad‘, verse and undesirable expression» Aren’t you ‘ glad? 7 “The Wrath of Man Shall Praise Thee” Upon this Foundation you can stand, for not only you all, My Believers or Followers, Which- ever,’ but even the unbelievers, as they may be termed, they are believing for you. will cause even My critics and opponents and those who are My soacall-ed enemies to believe for you so dis- tinctly, for they know in themselves even in. opposition,‘ they cannot win a victory in opposi‘-w » A tionto ME. Aren’t you glad? That is what it is all about, for I will cause even those who are in. opposition to help you believe in What says the Scripture: “The wrath of man shall praise THEE.” Can you not see they are praising .ME? Every opposition is actually praising ME, prov-1 I ing -to the world conclusively, those oppositions‘ [ ' are expressions to shovvthe D ION ,,.and-:eAUTHOR'IT.Y and -.th , VJ} _ A-2 ., - '. ‘I ~ ‘I 5' ‘P Aron The ‘NEW DAY May 25:11‘, 1939 A.D.E.D. Nowithis is not a supposition. Is it not writ- ten, or has it not been. said——-I AM sure it is written in the world of Christendom: “CHRIST fought through forty-two different gen-erations, possibi~li_ty for GOD to be a loser. GOD is vic- fore, GOD’S INFINITENESS can and will con- tlnue in expression, proving HIMSELF victori- ously a VCONQUEROR over undesirable condi- tions, even death. All you must needs do is to live in this recognition: be conscious continually V of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE; bring your bodies into subjection to the FUNDAMENTAL, as I have stressedit; the reproduction and the re-fulfilment of the victory will be your portion. The Victory “Faithis the victorythat overcometh,” or “this. is the victory that lovercometh the world, even‘your_rfaith.” A :.There was enough said in that particular Mes- sage, for ME to have refrained from speaking, as I have spoken. in the Message itself, but as I often say, “And of His Kingdom and of His Increase, there shall be no end;” Cherefore, GOD’S Vocabulary by Nature is in- finite. Aren’t you glad? Hence, the" unfoldment of this Mystery may be a little strange at times, the vibrations may be so high in expression un- tiliyour bodies cannot control themselves; n-ever- theless, it could be, questioned by the critics, if nadoes through the cosmic forces of nature? If these expressions are the reflections of the Hand or even if they are the works of “the other fel- ' V ~ low,” how much more expressive in OMNIPO- TENCE‘ should be the"Spirit of GOD’S PRES- ity? That which is in the Spirit is an outward ex- pression of'a reflection, when it is made_man1- fest, ;of- what is going-on at times through__ the cosmic forces ofnature. Men will try to stop the vibrations and expressions; they will try to stop the emotions and the reflections of the Spirit as they are Jmanifested; but they do not . stop to consider, as with the cosmic «forces of I nature, so with theqpeople! When peace shall have” been established universally in all human- ity, even the cosmic forces of nature will be in will be expressions of" that _ which is manifested 101 f t tted- I» HE never lost a battle.” It is a matter of im-’ ‘torious by Nature, for GOD is INFINITE; there-. there be any, what causes the cyclones and tor-« of Nature, or the Works of the ALMIGHTY,- ENCE when HE manifests HIMSELF in human- A 1»:11arm‘Qny with the people, and their expressions those; .cofn,ditions._;,and Texpre.s_- I‘ A Parable How marvelous it is to ‘know the Truth! The raging sea at times, it comes forth into expres- sion apparently raging, but there is 21 peace that has been spoken into consideration, . yea, the peace that surpasseth all human understand- ing; it has calmed the raging sea. If it calmed the raging sea at one time, it was an _expression to let you see and know, and all humanity, that the peace that surpasseth all human understand- ing. can and will calm the raging sea of the winds and doctrines of men, and every adverse and undesirable expression of the wicked minds of them. The raging sea, as I afore said, .being calmed, becoming calm by the Spirit of GOD’S PRESENCE in the Name of Jesus speaking . , “Peace” to the sea, was not Jesus the Sample and Example? Was HE not the First-born among many brethren, telling you of something that would come forth into’ expression, how the re‘ iteration of His BEING, His Characteristics, His Life, His Mind and HIMSELF completely would be a living reality in the midst of all people‘! “The abundance of the sea,” one declared, “is converted to thee.” If the peoples of the earth. collectively or even individually represent the sea, when they are converted to. the FUNDA- MENTAL of Whom you call ME, the people's wrath may be raging in them, their antagonistic and conflicting minds, but the Spirit of the PRESENCE of GOD can speak “PEACE,” and the sea of your mind will become’ calm, for GOD_ in His Own MAJESTY, is the Controller of your conscious mentality, the Controller of the cosmic forces of nature, as an abstract and outward expression of the mentality of human- ity, when theminds are raging. Aren’t you glad? GOD Is Victorious by Nature ~ How marvelous it is to know the Truth! Then I say, as I said in that Message to you, I re- stress the sameby reiteration, and by re-predic- tion, GOD in His Own Personiand in those who are true and faithful, canjand will always win the victory over every difficulty, ‘over every trial and over ‘every: tribulation, for GOD ‘by nature is victorious. Arenft you glad?_ And as - '5? I afore said, if it. were possible for the very " “ Spirit,’ the MIND and the BODY of GOD to go‘ to the lowest or the worst place of expression imaginable, the very‘ Spirit of MY PRESENCE, as victoriously a CONQUEROR, would over. come and bring such places and such expressions ' —-—even “the -other fell,ow’.’.. .himself-.~..jnto_subjec.L j I ease; I hipmp, ,1;o‘_I be _.GOD.’S faithf ul "wand tion ,an_d“ c I $9 'Gospel,=yea,.the«Epistle included. A Thatis May 25:5, 1939 A}D.F.D. Tiiemzw DAY ‘ I ,.! A A 67.’ What said the Gospel concerning the mystery? Did not Jesus tell “the other fellow,” better known by the Religions as “the devil,”-— “It is written that thou shalt not tempt the LORD thy GOD, but HIM only shalt thou serve?” / I demand and I command the very “other fel- low,” better known as ’“the devil” of the Relig- ions, to serve ME. Aren’t you glad! And if GOD ha.s not the victory over him, if HE cannot han- dle him, then let him handle HIM. Oh, it is a privilege to know your GOD! You have declared through all of the Religions, “GOD is OMNIPOTENT!” You have declared, “GOD is OMNIS-CIENT!” In other words, you have declared, “the other fellow” is mighty, but GOD is ALMIGHTY! Wheresoever GOD is, if “the other fellow” is, then GOD also is, and HE’ is ALMIGHTY. A What do We Care? Speaking after the manner of men, suppose I would use a slang! “Then you should worry?" meaning “you should not worry.” Aren’t you glad? What do we care’ about anything that can rise in opposition? GOD is OMNIPOTENT in His AC- TUAL PRESENCE. GOD is OMNIPOTENT in His BODY: GOD is OMNIPOTENT in every motion, in every action and in every deed, in every idea and in every opinion, GOD HIMSELF ALONE has dominion. ’ It has been declared by the Spirit. of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCEtransmitted, “-GOD ALONE SHALL REIGN !” Aren’t you glad? Then _I will declare as I have declared, “None. shall hinder HIM.” The time cometh, and now is, as said in the Message, I shall stop them from coming into MY PRESENCE unless they come with singing and thanksgiving and Praise. Aren’t you glad? The time cometh, and it is near at hand, I shall not allow a man to talk with ME, if it would be the President of the United States, unless he talks with ME, giving Praises. Aren’t you glad? I said, the time is near at hand when I shall put a ban on_ everything but Praises when it comes to ME. Aren’t. you glad? If you cannot come to ME giving Praise and Honor to your GOD and KING, I shall put a ban on your conversation. I shall_put a ban on -your correspondence and all of your connections,.yea, all of your conversation. I shall put aban on each and all of them, unless you come to ME, according to the Scripture, and according to the the ,. Oh,.it?;!is_’r_!a privilegeitto your GrOD!§I—i‘ii “In Everything Give Than7ks” J “In everything give thanks!” I have jumped _ all of the way from the Scripture to the Epistle. “In everything give thanks, for this is the Will of GOD in CHRIST JESUS concerning you.” Then I say, Praise the LORD, and give thanks now, henceforth and forever; or else the time! cometh when I will not allow you to enter My PRESENCE, neither with ME have the slightest conversation. Aren’t you glad? ' ' I AM the Fulfiller of the Scripture. I AM the Fulfiller of the Gospel. I AM the Fulfiller of the Epistles! IAM the Fulfiller of the Revelations as recorded by John the Revelator. Aren’t you glad? When these men or women, or anyone, cometh, the time is near at -hand, if they cannot come with thanksgiving and ,with Praise and! lwith singing and harmoniously harmonizing,‘ I shall put a ban on their connection, correspon- dence and their conversation and all of their communication, even if their communication is a literary communication. Aren’t you glad? I have not said anything yet compared to what I will say. I have not done anything yet as to What I will do. Aren’t you glad? I shall do more this year in expression than has been done in this city and all over this country, and other countries by the Spirit of My MIND and by My Mission for the last, seven years. Aren’t you glad? With or without 5 BODY, I shall accom- plish all of My Endeavors; . With or without a‘* Personality, I shall do the same, for I AM not even ‘ bound to My Own. Personality nor My; Own Individuality; for I ‘AM Impersonal and I AM “Unindividuated” and Unindividuality ex- pressed. Aren’t you glad? - v Lift Your Mind from Materialism Live in this recognition! Lift up your mind A from materialism. I will give you victory over every difficulty, over every trial, and over every tribulation. Aren’t you glad? Truly might have one declared by that which he saw or observed when he saw the mystery of this Unfoldment coming down" through the ages——-he saw it ziisr _ though it was one coming from Bozrah with ~ . dyed garments on. He said, “HE came treading the -winepress all ‘alone, , V and of the people there were none to help.’’, Aren’t you glad? "HE shall trample themin His fury, and shall tread them down in His sore displeasure.” Is not that the ‘Scripture? It was »predicteid,t;;. and I AM the Fulfiller, I AM‘trea,ding~-them?! down in My sore displeas,ure. 68 the Scripture, the Gospel and the Epistle Ful- , filler as a Reiterator and a Fulfiller of the whole ‘Bible. Aren’t you glad?» I AM just making “history over and repeating it by the Spirit of .9 My PRESENCE, proving the MAJESTY,‘ Do- , Vminion and Authority of GOD’S Love and Mercy and yet in Compassion coming as One treading ; the Winepress all alone, treading down‘,opposi- » j tions in His fury, and in His sore displeasure, V for the Mouth of GOD has spoken it. .1 There are many things I could Say, but as I fatore said, we do have quite_ a number of Lee- jtur-es to proofread. While we-are here’ at the \,Table, we proofread them at "times, for they are _ coming forth into expression so briefly, it a matter of impossibility for them all to be pub- lished. However, ’ many of them that are read, termed «today--yesterday now, will be published ,in the “New Day,” in the next’ week’s issue of the “New Day.” .Those whoiare, interested in * reading My Messages,‘ even from a metaphysical A point of view, I believe you will not—in other :words, I do not believe you will regret reading ,3; My Message. it . 4 _ Man's Extremity Has Been Expressed 1., Oh, it isa privilege to be where the" Wisdom ._of GOD so freely flows, for man’s extremity has I been expressed, and GOD’S Opportunity has come forth into expression, and GOD HIMSELF his the Expresser. Aren’t:you glad? Just as a wicked as men can be——you see there. are many who will express from that angle of expression without fear, without favor and,w»ithout affec- ? How much more should -you in ‘the Ejway of RIGHTEOUSNESS, to -the extreme re- I ,verse of wickedness? V‘ j,} f Take a stand for RIGHTEOUSNESS’ .S'alce,_,and « be not shaken, neither be dismayed, for GOD HIMSELF will be the same throughout all eter- j jynity. . D How marvelous it will be when all of the in- «of the earth, shall be in one Spirit and in one % ,Min.d, even as these‘ are under the Sound of My ,_Voice . . .. Even tho-ugh this is a. common oc- auditorium just below" this dining-room, it looks s it though it is some sort of a public"meeting; nevertheless, the number’ is small to what," it w uI'd];jjbe,w if the auditorium, and dining-.roo‘m_s were ‘large »enough.;..to ’ A ID The NEW_‘D.'A'Y if such as the one that was given today, as being" habitants of the earth, yea, all of the families" currence, a daily. expression in this dining-room," an expression that is manifested even in the‘ dining-room in the basement’ here," also in the/. ’accom"modate.~_ them,". and‘, . may 25:11, 1939 A.D.F.D. all of the nations and the families of the earth, when they all shall have been brought into subjection to CHRIST even as these are. Dominion of the Christ Consciousness bold face How marvelous it will be! They will no long- er be committers of sin, vice and crime when they shall have been converted from all of thatAdamic state of consciousness andthe CHRIST Consciousness will have dominion within, andat least domina-te over them, if not having full do- minion within.- A There may ‘be some under the Sound of My Voice, even among My immediate Followers, some may not be controlled completely from the within, by the CHRIST, nevertheless, GOD dominates their lives and they are brought into subjection pun-til GOD can internally convert them and bring them into subjection Personal- ly by the Spirit of HIS ACTUAL PRESENCE. Aren’t you glad? . For those who may be filled with “the other fellow,” who come around ME,“ I demand “the other fellow,” within them to hold his peace. I may not speak it in the exact language of J esus‘ at the time that He told the ‘_‘other fellows” in the body of the man that were causing him to . cut himself to pieces in the tomb, to hold their ' peace,’ but-I may use My Language as a saluta- tion and MY PRESENCE as the same. I say “PEACE to all mankind,” by My actuated Words of expression, by MySalutation and by My Slog- The Expression of Peace At times, there are those who gather in the hallways and in the auditoriums or dining- rooms, they may see ME at times, and may say, ‘I said PEACE to FATHER, and HE did not say PEACE to me,” and they wonder what is the matter. “What have I - done? Am I not I born of GOD? Am I not His child?” I have had, \ such, expressions to come forth through the in-’ visible to ME; but what is the answer? Ituis the same as the aforegoing statement concerning the mystery: My very‘ PRESENCE as a Person, is a PEACE, expression to all humanity, if they- will accept ME. ‘ V , When n the Babe was born in Bethlehem, it was not necessary for Him to say as a Person, “PEACE,” but the Peace Message gave was , by the Wise men hearing the Angels singing, “GLORY‘to GOD in the Highest, and on cart PEACE, GOOD WILL to men.” _ " men, In S sséyins L“.P ~My}Lips. . , 3‘1CE’.’t thl is ~e_rth I need not" speak at word after the manner of I .63 Ii,/IOTT Street" ' L e May 25-th‘, 1939 A,D.F.D. The NEW DAY - - a. GOOD WILL to men,” that they an might rec- ognize MY ACTUAl'_I“l*PRESENCE and be re» deemed from all ‘of their sins. When this shall have been reckoned and considered as a ‘living reality, you will find the PEACE that surpasseth all human understanding established, and none” will be able to hinder the access of My'Spirit Within you. You will not be, dampened mental- ly or Spiritually, if you do not hear ME say “PEACE” to you. ‘ Every Emotion Is Expressing PEACE.‘ Oh, it is a privilege to know your GOD! My very actuated words of expression in every emo- tion, yea, even in every gesture are an expression named “PEACE to all humanity;” that is, if you are included in the human race, or in “the Angelic Race,” you are spoken to by My AC- TUAL PRESENCE and by My Mission among this people. HOW marvelous it is the Scripture, for GOD HIMSELF, through His Condescension, through His Love and Mercy, is the Fulfiller and also the Reiterator, for that which was spoken by Jesus, HE HIMSELF is now the,Fu1filler. Aren’t you glad? * Every iterated expression can be reiterated. You must reiter- ate that which has been expressed in actions, “for actions speak louder than words.” . If you are Walking in the Light that has been given, if you are copying after the Sample and the ‘Example shown you, you will be the reiterators of such actuated! Words of expres- sion, such as CHRIST acted in His Person. You will be the reiterators, and the fulfillers of the same. Novvlthen I say, live in this recognition, and the veryispirit of MY PRESENCE will be with you, and %he PEACE that surpasseth all human understanding will have dominion and access, for GOD HIMSELF Will dominate. I thank you. Tel. Cortlaind 7-8318 LEO KAUFMAN CORP. . WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER in Leather and " Findings. (Closed Saturday, open Sunday) . . New York City PEACE PEACE w. 1'. omm co... DEPARTMENT STORE , 1352 ' - 5th AVENUE, Corner of, 113th Open Every Night 10 o’clock PEACE A then, I say, to stand in ’ the ACTUAL PRESENCE of GOD, and to know g PEACE PEACE- , , ;N¢wff,Yo§k Katy, AU.s-9258 PEA-OE games noon "Blessings from Sweet Father Divine 2230 511: AVE. New York City PEACE I - - A. J. 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A also E E MSSTOSRAAGE — REPAI%RIcI:IGg- RESTYLING Pmne T Ligotnquine E New York City‘ We thank You, FATHER- PAY LATER May 25ih,*i*1939 A.l)_.F.Dt. DIAYN By Constant Concentration on Thciti Which j You Are ﬂhserving it Can and, Will Be Brought into Outer Expressiori “ova FATHERS MESSAGE” AT THE » BANQUET TABLE 20 WEST. 115th STREET NEW YORK CITY, , SUNDAY EVENING and MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 91;}: and 10th, 1938 A.D.F.D. TIME: 12:20 A. M. FATHER had Personally been away, but His Holy Spirit and IMPERSONAL PRESENCE had been very effectively felt ,_ among us. The Angels had gathered again around the festive board, and the great throng watched and Waited for one supreme moment, when the joy of their being -would be complete, and this would be when the MASTER arrived. There could be no mis- take about the LORD Coming at this -time,’ as the vibrations were extremely high, and the lit- tle motto brought forth by the LORD, ‘and given to His children some time prior to this, was being put into practice at this every as Well as being uppermostly in their consciousness at all times‘: “MINDS and ATTEN- TION! LOVE and DEVOTION! Ideas and ions“, all concentrated on the FUNDAMENTAL.” The simple and great desires of the multitude were heard and answered, even as FATHER ex‘ plained in this particular Message, for the Con- tact was made, and the LORD fulfilled the de- sires of the multitude, and fill-ed full their hearts with exceeding great joy, for HE return- ed to them. HIS HOLY PERSONAL» TABER-V NACLE. THANK YOU, our MAJESTIC KING. (The foregoing statements are those. of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol-V lowsz) _ . PEACE, EVERYONE: I ; (‘‘PEACE, FATHER DEAR!” responded the great Waiting throng.) “Here We all are again, and there I. sit and stand!” It is a privilege to realize, “here you are, and there I AM.” If you can but only observe the Health, the Happiness, the Vigor andthe l Con age, isuch an _ mould" considering for your physical body, your system, While sitting, listening to the lvlessage, and While going and coming apparently, I could ob- serve the mystery as it has been ~reveal_ed,* GOD . I revealing HIMSELF to the children of men, that I they all might be One with HIM. It is a. privi- lege to realize that the thing you vividly vis- ualize, you tend to materialize. It is not atall times the thing that will be, that you partially « I it see, but at times,‘ you partially see something » that will not be, for you do not visualize vividly I that which you may surmise slightly, but if you _ actually visualize vividly that which is imagined, it can and it will eventually be brought into ﬁre I outer expression and-im.aterially manifested. How marve1ous,it‘is‘to stand in a place where desirable conditions and expressions are brought forth before your mind’s eye; that you might I visualize that Which‘ you have desired. It has_ T long since been declared, yes, it was declared by the 2 composition, a motto for consideration: “The abundance of the Fulness of the 5 ﬁne‘ ciousness, of Good,’ no space is vacant of Fulness thereof.” Canyyouv not see," in aﬂ of My PERSONAILHL Activities, in My Expressions of demonstrations, L: g I have the abundance of the ‘fulness? Carry be- fore your mind’s eye, the abu-ndance of the ful-' ness. Now thisdoes not merely imelan the full I moon, but whatsoever you may carry in your consideration, carry the abundance of the ful- ness of it, especially if it isfor the advancement‘, . of your Salvation, and for the good of others}, For this cause, I stress vividly, if you desire to V_ increase and multiply the “desirable Blessi.ngs,,i “ bring them before your mind’s eye and visualize them‘ vividly with the microscopic lens of Sal- vation; enlarge those things which you visualize" and vividly stress them in your COI'1SId€I'3.tIOI'1*'1-, the things that are desirable, andyou Will tend‘ to multiply them. V , Scientific as Electricity, as Practical as Mathematics Is not this an outward expression‘? This no longer to be mimaginerd, no longer to be thought? of as something" merely happening, but it_is. scientific as the invention. of electricity, ’’an’ is as» practical as the principle of‘ Inathe F ,71_" 72 It is a privilege to realize, these two expressions are outstanding ex'pressions for the tconsidera- H T tion of the people; something that cannot be ig- nored by the most insignificant nor by‘ the great of our people of this civilization. They are obliged ' -to observe the great unfoldment of the advanc-£._ ed light of understanding as given by the !in- _vention of electricity. They are obliged to realize, by mathematics men advance scientifically as well as through ing the“ principle of mathematics as mere-ly prac- tical for ‘the benefit of putting into practice some- wthing, but it inspires men with the spirit ‘of . science and of invention, by putting into prac- t tice the principle of mathematics, causing this principle to work accurately through them, the very Unction from the HOLY ONE,‘ and will standing from a scientific point of View as Well as the actual practical use of the principle. That is what it is all about. Aren’t you glad? For this cause we work these two great an- ’ ' accurate, and yet a practical purpose, that that H which was merely practical ’apparently,jcan be- .Who are open-minded. That which was scien- the principle itself, known‘ as ‘mathematics. For ‘this cause we are ‘rejoicing to bring the great that that which “Was an imagination might no longer be an imagination but be our conscious conviction and realization, when such shall have ‘ been established. , By Constant Concentration Then I say, as the l\/Iessage read, when you centration on that which you are observing un- ness, it can and will be brought into outer ex- V l ' pression that you might observe that which was imagination, to be real, tangi-bleand practical. I out the ages. I AM speaking of hum.anity just yéfnow. Youhave been increasing’ and ‘multiply- H .: {mg the negative. You have been ‘visualizing materializing the negative; _but the positive, ‘desirable, the true and the real, far has it .t$efen" fromfyour consideration. I" thought of i_T‘1leiNE|\V practical psychology; no 1.011ger,‘.‘merely observ- give them more wisdom, knowledge and under-' ifoldments of expression for a scientific and an come to be inspirational and linspiringto those. . tiafic has actually becometo» be as practical as . _ the things which they imagined.‘ * ‘ﬁunfolidment of both the Heaven and the earth , “ ‘ together. That which was invisible we are bring-V . ing into mate-rializationpand into outer expression, . visualize" anything vividly, even though it ‘may’ i not be a reality tovyou, but by a constant con- ‘ til you conceive the idea concerning that partic- r ‘ ular expression, and get‘ it inyour conscious-. ’ The negative has been your expression through- '. e e§e,.lexpressions,- but; thegtimef has-_ truly, fcome,; T May 25:11, 1§39'A.D.lF.D. ulnar when GOD, through H'is Compassion, with Love and Mercy, will unfold scientific truths concern- ingthese things so plain and so distinct, man- kind will be obliged to see the reality of that’ which was ansimagination as well as HE has made real the undesirable that was unreal. Material things are not real, saving as you al- low them to be made real. The invisible things and the things of your imaginary world, not any of these are real unless you allow them to ’ be real; but we are privileged to verify the Words of Jesus invthe actual expressions of our daily life and existence. “As a’ man thinketh in his i ‘heart, _so is he.” Can you not see that which we have been thinking has become to be a liv- ing’ reality? V You Are Your Imaginations That which you had imagined, it has become to be you, and you are‘ your imaginations, when they shall have been materially manifested. You are no longer an expression merely reflecting your imaginations, but ‘are the personifica- tion of that which you have vividly imagined. Then I say, we ‘are bringing into actuality, the fondest imagination of all ‘humanity; Those things that men have imagined, even though they could not accomplish them, if they vividly im- agined them, you can bring them into material- ization, if they will not allow them to be brought to fruition in them, by your tconcentrationon 'Aren’t you glad ?, p _ _ - Men have been talking about the different expressions of Religion; talking about the unity ‘V of the‘ Spirit and the universal -Brotherhood of ‘man; they have been talking about the FA- THERHOOD of GOD, but they could not and would not bring it into ' actuality, neither one pf these extreme expressions, to perfection; but -GOII) through His Love and Mercy, through His Condescension has brought these expressions in- to actuality and mankind can realize the Broth- . erhoodof manand the FATHERHOOD of GOD. V ' ' ' ' -How marvelous it will be, when all of the kindreds of the earth shall have unified them- selves together, and shall. havelost their identity . completely! GOD HIMSELF will be in evidence in each and every individual, and the Spirit of GOD’S PRESENCE Will be reckoned as the only FUNDAMENTAL for each and all of the people‘. Requests Answered before Spoken __ I need not say more atthis time. I believe have said enough alreadTy,i;to stir. up 2 your pure minds. wh11e,1;‘AM .refraining -from speaking-,- MayA2ss.,,:19s9A§o.Fr.n. , I e;e:~1...Nnw DAAIY I desire to hear others. I desire to give them a‘ chance to have a_ word to say, for as you speak "and explain yourselves, if there is anything that I you desire, request or ask within your mind, your prayers or desires can be heard and answer- _’ed openly; for he who prays in secret, GODA {will reward HIM openly. Your ‘requests can be heard and answered before you speak them, for is it not written: __ _ “Before they call I will answer, and Whﬂe they are yet speaking, I will hear”? It . is a privilege to observe the ANSWERER of your every heart’s simplest cry. See, you can get an open answer to whatsoever you may -‘desire. Aren’t you glad? Then I say, concen- trate in the positive direction! If you desire to make an open confession, if you desire to speak in the way of a testimonial, if you desireto testify, or if you desire to make an open address; if, you Idesire to lecture,’ if you desire to preach, letthe Spirit have its way, and I will be with you and will enjoy Wha-tsoeveer you may have to say. I thank you» PEACE, EVERYONE: “Peace, FATHER DEAR!” again came the familiar greeting.) 13 would just like to say, if there are not any !visiting friends who would like to have a word ‘ to say, I think I have said enough, and I will not detain you but a very few moments longer, so far as I AM PERSONALLY concerned, but I did refrain from speaking to see if there were any other speakers of any profession, business, :_trade,. whether you are Religious or inon—Relig- ious; if you desire to have aword to say, you are “welcome to do so. It may be that I would speak more readily and more freely for you to get What you are seeking, if you give, out that which you have within you. I thank you. (One of the visitors spoke at this.instam:e, thanking FATHER for the opportunity afforded her to speak before HIS HOLY PRESENCE, and stated that she desired to live according to the Life and the Teaching of CHRIST as taught and exemplified’ by FATHER. In her closing re- marks she implored FATHEBBS Blessings and I Help. FATHER sings this little song, recorded‘ -below, and following same, addsa closing word. THANK YOU, OUR LORD.) SONG “Everything works better! and better. ‘Everything works for the best, :_ L. as w._ mt. J-I Everything for the good of man.” ‘I : L ‘‘ FATHER inquires: . . Is there anyone else? No one is obIi:g=e?d p f speakeunless they wish to, but if you are led to, we would like to hear from you. I thank you. We Thank You, EATHER Be “PAM” _ V To Your Feet SMART 4? 4 EAST 34th St. Near 5th Avenue 16 west 39t‘h st. , New York City . f Thank You. rari-min when you are in need of Work Chimes A Shoes, Pants, Shirts—oome to Rosana Mews :r;. mo w. 11-em sr. Near Lenox Ave. N’. r. 13.’, PEACE Monument 2-4898 P ace 9 1 WHITE SEWINE MMHHNE SERVEEE I Sewing Machines -- Vacuum Cleaners -» g 1 SOLD -- REPAIRED -—- RENTED Whites —— Singers -- New Homes,-etc; _, 357. West 125th St. Harlem Branclif‘ PEACE PEACE, L UD WIG BA UMANN 6 Stores in the Metropolitan Area _; My ’l25th‘St.-Branch - Bet. 7th & Lenox.Aves. PEACE It’s, Wonderfullb ‘[1.’ 11:’: Cleaning -- Pressing -- Repairing or Tailoring LET SHANNGN Dﬂ ET " AS YOU LIKE IT V One Day Service. —- Ladies’ and Gen-W Tailor 71 WEST new swnsnr, Nee-pr Lenox Ave., N. r. ccityf Wﬁinciannao mm saw? an work strictly guaranteed. Cooperating in I!‘A'1'I-IER’S ‘ Mind and Spirit. we Thank You. FATHER 074.} » PEACE 1617 PARK AVENUE ‘- A “ Heating Materials E 20 IENDI. 7‘7IAlaI;liama Tli e. N_E W."l);A E A ",x_ ‘May; 25tlI, PEACE We Thank You. EATPIER R0§ENFEi..D’§ ENC. HARDWARE,‘ PLUMBING SUPPLIES,‘ Inc. 55-5s EAST 115th ST. A New York City We Thank You, FATHER BUY FAMOUS TRADE MARK snons All One Price — Values To $12.50 Also Save Money on Hosiery & Bags BER-SHAWS same OUTLET t th ’ io . NE; Saddtiess 131 W- 33rd 5T- Gixxfbpels Tel. MO. 23523 A.D.F.D. PEACE PEACE STAR WORKERS Plastering, Cement Work. Fire Retarding ~ and Painting 120 WEST 115th ST., Apt. 3 E. N. Y. City Te1.: .LEhigh 4-2435 PEACE N. GOLDBERG ER WHOLESALE GROCER — SUGAR, BEANS, RICE ‘ Supplied to All Peace Missions NEW YORK CITY PEACE LEhigh 4-3400 EXCHANGE« TYPEWRETER snor- COMMERCIAL STATIONERS Typewriters Sold —— Rented — Repaired 73 W. 125th St., Near Lenox Ave., N.Y.C.“i CAthedra1 8-8011 ewes FUR TRADERS BRENNER BROS., Props. Manufacturers of Furs REPAIRING & REMODELING a SPECIATY 128 w. 125th s'r. Bet. Lenox .3; 7th Aves. L N. Y. c. I PEACE PEACE Phone WA. 5-1064 - 1065 PEACE SHOE SHINING PARLORS COOPERATIVE SHINE 3c. White Shoes -- Suedes —— All Colors — Cleaned 10c. Shoes Dyed —— 25c. 11 Different Establishments. No.1 119th & Lenox 7 144’ch & 8th Ave. 3 gcizclllrenvox 3 140th & 8th Av-e. S enox 4 115th & 5th Ave_ 9 14151: & 8th Ave. 5‘ 1191-Ih & 5th AVe_ 10 117th & 5th Ave. 6 133rd & 5th Ave. 11 30th & 3rd AVE. PEACE FISH & VEGETABLE MARKET 1 WEST 117th ST. Tel. WI '7~2802-3 Peace V (Corner 115th Street). MO. 2-0800 Plumbing and Peace 2283 8th Ave. ‘ New York City Just below 123rd St. ,1. 5-10-25¢. STORES Where you will always receive courteous service‘ and full value for your. money IN ‘THESE and OTHER STATES Illinois _ Mississippi North Carolina Tennessee Connecticut Louisiana Missouri Ohio Texas Florida Maryland V New Jersey Pennsylvania ‘Virginia Massachusetts New York South Carolina .,Washingl:on,i ~ May 25th, 1939A.n.F.D . A if The NEW DAY We Want to and Cause it to Activities, ake Our Religion Practical ake Our Daily Righteous How Do We Expect to Support Our Haws, Rules and Ordinances" un- less We Contencl for Our Constitu tional Rights? “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN. WHILE AT 'I'l-IEBANQUET TABLE 1887-1889. MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. Y MONDAY, MAY 22nd, 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 2:55 P. M. Present at the Banquet Table, being in Fa- ther’s Personal Presence for the first time, were aMr.' Paul H. Bray, a real estate broker of Yonkers and a Mr. Samuel H. Bailey, a resi- dent of Yonkers. Both gentlemen were more than impressed with the first beautiful Lec- ture iwhich Father delivered,and.it was in the conclusion of this Message that Father invited our visiting friends and guests to speak if they desired. V Mr. Bray did not hesitate to accept the gracious invitation extended to them. Hethank- ed Father for "the privilege of being able to banquet with Him _and told how much he ap- preciated the hospitality shown him. He men- tioned that he had travelled ‘around the world and of all the Religious groups he hadcome in contactwith, -he did not find in them what he had witnessed here. know how to express the thought which he wanted to bring out, but that he was one who believed in the practicality. of Religion, in other words, the demonstration of Christianity! 'After .a few more remarks, the speaker re- sumed his seat. ' - The next to speak was Mr. Bailey, who stated that he is a resident of Yonkers and that he‘ Wanted to congratulate Father on buying prop- erty up there, and on Park Hill. He said that when he moved to the community in which he now lives, the people in the block (which he classed as ‘W . . .’)~ were very much“disturb- ' ed, but that now, not only he was living there, but the whol-e block is ‘occupied by ‘C . . .’ peo- ple. He stated that he was the first “so-and - so” man to be put in the Police Department of Cifonkers and was given a pesitign as ianit9_r. $2. He said he really did not but that he had to be a member of the Depart- ment to be a janitor and this broke the record, for the ‘so-and-so’ man to be a member of the Police Department in Yonkers. . He said. they kept him out of everything that was good and if we would read concerning the pension today——they kept him out of that, but if he had been a ‘W . . .’ man, he would be drawing eleven hundred and fifty dollars a year. This he was deprived of because of his supposed-to- be color. Other remarks were made by the speaker, and it was after’ his speech that Fa-V ther condescendingly delivered this ’Message for the benefit of the speaker and all others who have been and are still living in the world of division, races, creeds and colors! (Thank YOU, our Redemer! . ' "(The foregoing statements come from the ’ transcriber and the following are the w_ord.s . of our FATHER:) PEACE, EVERYONE! ’At this instant I would like to say, now you all can see just what I have been telling you! The very word. we are taught in our schools, a segregational word concerning the Afro-Americans and the 'Africans of every nationality, is a robber in it- self! I have spoken on that subjectfromi time to? time and no doubt have been criticised for MY; _ radical stand I take in teaching the people to learn to unlearn what they have learned. , The very segregational ‘term relating to, I ~ might say, this gentleman here, is a robber acg ‘T cording to his own statement. Is it n-ot rob- bing him out of eleven hundred and fifty dol_- *‘ lars a year, because he is classed as a ‘so-and-~ so’? If it was not for the term, by being classed as such according to his statement, he would be receiving eleven hundred and fifty dollars »a year as other men of his standard or profession» Can you not see the mystery? Then I say, I came to do away with all ,‘ A segregation! According to the law of the State of New York, it is a. violation to segregate . in this Statea; but haw do are expect to s.e;>D2r§:_ T A l '1'. ! tionl mam I our laws, rules and ordinances, unless we as ‘American people contend for our Constitution- al rights? Why is it men will allow the Gov- ernment itself, the ‘City or, State Government to segregate on the account of race or c-olor, in the act of discrimination or in the act of the practice of discriminating in the Civil Ser- yice Departmentof our Government? _ How can they rightfully defend this people, so long as those wh-o are in authority as of- ficials and representatives of the Government Department will tolerate it and will. do it them- selves? Why is_ it men do not come out and take ‘a stand to contend for laws, rules and regulations to repeal every law and custom or regulation, or rule in our Civil Service Depart- ment as well as any other department, that will segregate, and give every man a chance to live? That is what I’ AM talking about! ‘As I said last evening, it is immaterial to ME; even if I did not have a BODY, we shall ac- complish that for which I have endeavored, for it is not by power nor by might, but BY MY SPIRIT! We shall accomplish it! , {me Body Was Sacrificed Thirty-two ‘Times I know it may sound‘ a little radical and fan- atical, but we shall accomplish just what I have endeavored. We shall bring an aboli- tion to "all segregation in the City, State and Federal. Government itself, and then in every department of our social world of endeavor! -;W'E'SHALL HAVE A RIGHTEOUS GOVERN- MENT! This is it for which I AM contending, and theﬁpirit of MY Presence with or with- out a BODY will accomplish it, for I sacrificed the BODY thirty-two times for the purpose of ‘- bringing about social equality and of giving every man his Constitutional rights! ’ A Hence I WILL accomplish that for which I I have endeavored, even if I do not say a word Personally, for the Spirit is transmittible and reincar-natable—--it will go on conquering and to conquer. I Hence we shall not be discouraged nor disturbed until I’ shall have it as I have it “ under MY Personal Jurisdiction all over this Country under the Constitution of the United States of America! -- I What a privilege to live in such a recogni- It takes a radical apparently, ‘those who classed as being radical-—I do not mean a M ‘I radical as being termed some special partisan Xorganization, neither some sectarian organi- ’zation, but one who is fanatical and radical enough to take a stand for Righteousness, =,_,'J.‘ruth and Justice and accomplishit, if it caus- es the sacrifice, of his or her body! the victory to ascend over/depressions! 1 36 are not bothering about people think or what they say! »When the property was purchased up in Yonkers, I did not have the slightest thought of .doing.a-n:y- thing to embarass another. UAs I said, when I first moved out to Sayville about twenty years ago-—at that time, Personally I bought MY OWN property, Mother Divine here and Myself, and it was-on a ‘street as it is, where only the people live who theyithought did not look like ME, althoughthey could not keep up their property as we could-keep our property! An Honor to the Community ’ I heard a remark made once concerning the presence of people who they thought looked like ME; that it would cause the low-rating of the property--that property would be‘ low- er- rated by such as they considered Myself, moving into a community. I said then, “If I cannot be an HONOR to a community, I will not be a DISGRACE!” If I cannot bean HON- » OR to humanity, I will not be a DISGRACE, for wheresoever I live, MY Spirit and MY Presence will keep up the property better than others. We will not allow it to run down nor to low-rate‘ nor disgrace our ‘community. If others keep up their property as we*do, why, then I will say it is, all right!‘ But I know there are not any who will do as We are doing and as ‘We ‘have done. It is something to consider, dear ‘ones, how prejudice will try, and not only try, but will rob the nations of the earth! Not only this nation, but all of the nations; how the invaders politically and nationally are invading the .. rights of others. The aggressors‘ will attempt to take the ad- vantage of others. To the extreme reverse of being PRO'GRESSIVE,they learn andstudy how to be AGGRESSORS, to try to takethe. advantage of others; and asI said, when we find prejudice is taught in schools, it is taught in business, it is taught in churches, it is taught almost everywhere——_-segregation and discrimi- * nation among -thenation; until we come. to this place in consciousness where we can bring an abolition to the very thought of division among us in expression, we cannot expect to have WE have it, because we are not limited we are not representing races, creeds or colors; but I ca-meto emancipate all of the under-privile- ged and, give them all the same chance as I have Personally, 'and*we shall do it regardless to the oppositions. Persistence, in the Face of Opposition_ Oppositions merely» make us tmore persistent! ‘our . I 21 our ambition and more determined resolizat That is what_ a may 2si1;,,193§ igmin. I But i :4 Y Ma, 25a, 1939 i.n,i~.n; T 1} .5 Nn W D A Y 77 \When they try to crush you, the more you will ri-se; and as’I said last evening, if MY fol- lowers, hearers andfriends will adhere to MY Message, ifthere be a hundred thousand in I the State of NewvYork,, every under-privileged follower who has been under—privileged and who has been non-priviliged, I will give them .a Privilege where they will have victory, and inside of the next ten years they will be abso- lutely independent! . I AM speaking of-the practical side of life! ‘ Spirituality is. to spiritualize the practicality of our daily activities. That is what our Religion» It is not merely to fix us up to go to Heaven. We are not bothering about going to Heaven in that way of expression. We want to make practical this day, our Religion, and cause our Religion to spiritualize and make is for! Righteous our daily activities and our daily dealings with this peopleil. That is what we are representing Religion, for! Religion, is to energize and spiritualize that which was material, and the material is to materialize and make practical and legalize that which was Spiritual. I came to bring into legalization the Spiritual Work and -the Mission of your Savior, «and I came to bring into materialization the same that was Spirit- ual, to be materially manifested and made real, tangible and ‘practical foil‘ the benefit of all humanity! -That is what Religion ’was first taught for! ‘ I It taught, even through Moses, how to live, how to act and how to do, how to treat your fellow man, how to deal between man and man. All of these things were taughtby GOD through man, even before Moses came. A:ren’t you glad? But men failed to get the sig- nificance of what Religio-n~ really means. The Meaning of Spirituality Spirituality means to make real that which was material; to spiritualizeg it as the material and materialize the Spiritual.- The Spiritual should spiri-tualize the material, andin all of our activities, although this may seem gre-at among you in number this morning——this is merely a private matter of course with us and this is MY Private Residence set apart for MYSELF and ‘ Mother Divine and My immediate staff and co-workers. Nevertheless, as I say, they are all spiritualized and they have materialized ‘Spiritual thin-gs and brought Spiritual things down on the material plane and mean to act with . Righteousness,‘ Truth and Justice in our daily ~ activities among ourselves and others. That I’,-LAM, ‘talking I . ’ ‘AM, as last night-—-we had about ten thousand — ‘cosmic forces of nature, they work in has: ‘ is whzvl the “F. ‘Q. 'And when this is done un-ive-rsally, you will : see, as it is with ME and Mine wheresoever I in the Rockland Palace---all were controlled by the Spirit of MY“ Presence with Peace, as these are in this Dining-room. Canvyou, not see the "mystery? , ‘ ‘' Such audiences could not be organized n-orb gathered together without ME in other corn-it _ munities an-d withpeople who are not govern- ed by the Spirit,‘ who do not recognize GO»D’S %» Presence.’ It would be a fight! No doubt A would be a free—for-all fight. So far as yet, _ we go off on boat excursions and carry as many . as two boats with three or four or five tl_oou- sand people and the Spiritof MY Presence controls them. I AM saying that to say this: as with ME Personally an-d as with those under « MY Jurisdiction influenced by MY Spirit, by MY Mind and by MY Teaching, so can ‘it be p with all of the people universally when they, recognize such a phenomenon, as Christ being L . present with them! A ’ it : Controlled by the Spirit sf Peace Then Peace will have access! You will not A need policemen to control the people, for the Spirit of Peace controls them... Can you not see the mystery? MY followers believe it,:f A " they receive it and they LOVE ME! Then; when this is accomplished within, even the I mony with us——I mean even the Hand oi Nature and the Cosmic Forces of Nature, they work in harmony with us. We never had an -outdoor demonstration when it rained and made it inconvenient for us to demonstrate or march’. Now that goes to show you, GOD IS WITH! YOU! It is not a supposition, but I mean it!’-‘ is real. The weather itself works exactly in A harmony with ME, even as thefollowers ‘do.- . They agree with ME, and the weather har- monizes with Can you not see the gmysa K tery? Then I say, we have something to praisey, GOD for. Then Wh-en this has been established. na- ,_u tionally in government and in business, profession, labor and trade universally and in all of our-J? activities, so will it be with all people, even as it is with ME and Mine wheresoever‘ I ,AM.~-5; That is what I AM driving for! Can you not , see the mystery? Now it shall be just as it is here, with all people after a while. Why??- should you live in confusion, fighting and fussf-4 ing anddrinking and swearing and cursing? Why should you be like that? Anger andr _ sentment and madness, will kill a; dog, T ‘ ‘ are, tiring 30;‘ set is two Phone UN. 4-2371 ’ ; Tea. RE; 4-1615-1632-1671 - , . ' . » Bet. 62ml and 63rd ‘S125. ‘ H . ' PEACE 0 TheNnsroAY May 25th, 1939 A}D.F,D. with‘ each other too m'uch—-fuss and fight and ' carry on like that; It is poisonous to their system. But if you cleanse your hearts of all such and live Evangelically ‘and give praises - and thanksgiving at the remembrance of GOD_’S Holiness and be conscious of GOD’SVP_res.ence "daily, continually, harmonious conditions will result in spirit, mind, and even in your physical system a.»n~d, will also. 1:es~ult_isn your Vsurrou—-nd- pings, with GOD being preeent- wheresoever you are. I thank you! Tel. MOn:u«m»en‘t 2-4545. Peace cuRLEws FINE QUALITY ULOTH-Es H55;-WTAVE. cm». 126thst.N. Y. 6. NO CHARGE FOR "’°% Vﬂm ' A«L'!lfERATIONS Wombh more You Save $5. to $4ir0 um 4-1:372 Harlem clothing Exchange 217 W. 125th St; Bet. wen &: sth__ Aves, N. Y. C. Imam SMART CLOTHES $14.95 —~m;gu.Ia'r_' $22.50. The Talk of the Town: Suits ana»To«p Coats; $1495 up ram AumizATIoNs OPEN *E’V‘ENINGS macs Yo'u,.I‘A'I/'HAER~ igg onsets-ii-:uwsA1' MARKET‘ Poultry at the Lowest Prices wot son Ave, Cor. 134th‘ STREET —- N. Y. city W PEACE T MAY THE TAILOR AH Kinds of Alterations —— Furs Remodeled, 4 and Glazed. . _ —- We Call for and Deliver -- Lacl:i.~es' and Gents’ Garments Made to Measure. 2081 MADISON AVE. 7 Cor. 130th Street 373 LENOX AVE. Near Cor. 129th St., N. Y. C. 2007 4 7th AVE. ‘ _ Cleaned PEACE i?0N§ MARKER MC. GROCERIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES.‘ MEATS V POULTRY \ V ’ — ' M s New York City I Thank‘ You,, FATHER GE is A NAEGKTIES, 35¢ up --"LADI"EiS’V HOSIERYH '1wnN’sl nosmnr, ‘ 100 up‘ -* susiinnnims, 15¢ up H/ANDKER A 818 Lexington Avenue 0.. 1Pinyt30c -PEACE’ PEACE " ‘ PEACE crimes, so up -RAZOR BLADES: 1,’ks-. 40” upon ?f3o7nvmi~Nox ‘AVENUE . -. I Phone: Bridgepm-t 3-4121 'I'5hank You, FATHER . FOLAND ICE CREAM ‘C0. 920 Connecticut Ave. Bridgeport, Conn. ’ 1 Qt. 60c 1 Gal. $1.45 Thank You, FATHER FWES PRISENS ‘Pork’, Dairy and Poultry Products Tel Tllli-nghast 5-96,39 A 1 L O N D 0 N ’ S 5th AVE. MARISET Cor. 133rd St. MEATS and GROCERIEJS Hotels and Restaurants Supplied PEACE 2130 -V 5th Ave. New York City HA.t7-1776, 1 A PEACE C0” ,VI1HmEER,TRmHlSHEEHVROCK,w. msrarkmmm ’)§ewYo1ekO!ty ‘ A V We Thank You, FATHER , A A ’ 9 . Spa tz F urn tture Dept» -. -- Awe. -Ithmk FAFEHER for me privilege of hawing been among those who co- operaited Fumaishsing His Madison »Awe.Residenoe.Itisourm:aincon- sideratiocn to serve each and everyone the same service, the same values, furniture needs. (Bet. 125th & 126th Sts. N. Y. c. 2341 - 8th Ave. PEACE ‘ V \PEACE LITTLE BROEHERS’ QUARTER5 STORAGE FOR FURNITURE Wood 10c per basket Apt. s, 14 E ‘.114eh St’; N. Y. C. I Thank You. Father PEACE ‘ We Thank You, FATHER The Green Peace Dinin?gRoom Meals 10c. and 15c. T1435 - 5th AVENUE, Bet. mm: 85 mm Sts., N. no. PEACE V " Home-made Pies’. Guaranteed Repairing PEACE EMPIRE JEWELRY SHOP TWATCAHES and JEWELRY 10 Percent Discount on,A1l Pour-chases High-est Prices ‘Paid For Old Gold ‘ Between‘ 1251311: j126th < Stsw I than My F~A'I'I*l*ER’S MESSAGE” ‘TIER WHILST AT THE BANQUET TABLE .1887-1889 MADISON AVE. MON-DAY AFTERNOON MAY 22, 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 2:05 P. M. Many visitors were present on this occasion, including the two ladies who are visiting us from Australia. The testimonies were numerous and very interesting, especially the testimony of one of the ladies from Australia. She spoke, saying that she had left her glasses in Vancouver and that when she had come here everything seemed blurred to her vision. She could not see the faces of the children clearly not read the bill of fare. She said, however, that as she lay on her bed she thanked FATHER A for "clear vision, and today she can see clearly all the faces of the children as Well as read the bill of fare with- out any trouble whatsoever. For this, she thank- ed ‘FATHER most sincerely and. for HIS won- “. derful Blessings which HE has bestowed upon her and she asked FATHER to make her more self-denied and more lost in HIS Will. It was shortly after this testimony that FA- THER Arose and delivered the following beauti- ful Message for the enlightenment of the minds of ‘the children of men and for the benefit of the .nations of this earth. J ust" prior to speaking, FATHER lovingly sang the following composi- '1. ~ 0113 LORD AND SAVIOR, TRULY, THANK THEE! (The foregoing statem~en=ts are those . of the transcriber, after which FATHER Speaks, but firstly singing:) - SON G “One by one I "the angeiss coining. . s You Say GOD Iswith You, i;{ou , Know What You Are Talking about, for You Know the “Other Fellow”‘l Could Not Do This The Constitution and Its Amend ments Proceed out of the Month of GOD ‘and When the Enemy See the Sword They Fall Back “that of which is for the sustenance of the body pi‘ tivities’ of JESUS. When they were an hungered, ‘ -Conviction as a Permn has been transmitted ' those who live the Life of CHRIST as exemp ', V One by one I heard the (Spirit humi:n«ing,l. Hallelujah, praise the King!” “Oh, they are coming seeking new bodies, On this earth here to dwell among men, They want bodies somewhat like their FATHER‘S, Hallelujah, praise the King!” “Life and Joy and‘ Love and Happiness, Success and Prosperity, Thatvis, if you all live true and faithful, Hallelujah, praise the King!” I FATHER Speaks as follows: i W PEACE, EVERYONE: GOOD HEALTI-1,4} GOOD WILL and A GOOD APPETITE! I hope you all have it by day as well as by night as this is a part of the Mission of CHRIST accord-A ing to MY Conviction, according to the Gospel ‘L, as recorded. The table was set, and also the A five thousand and four thousand were fed, there- fore eating and enjoying‘ the Blessings of Life; as well asiforethe soul was considered in the act-ff? the very‘Spirit of GOD’S Presence in the Person * of JESUS made a way whereby they could fed, and the blessings they had received, they were increased and multiplied sufficient to sat-‘ isfy every desire that was there. Can you see the mystery? V Then I “say, is a privilege to live in such ta” recognition and to build upon such a Foundation of the conscious religious conviction of an ‘indi-.p vidual that stands for something and has lifted a Standard for humanity. JESUS CHRlS'l"S con scious Religious «Conviction has been established: as a Standard for humanity and HIS ‘Religious through the ages until this present time fied by JESUS, theyabecome to be the partak of HIS Nature and of HIS Characteristics : «so .91. ,«.«::~..;. lotions you have been lifted! i ﬁnand,‘ discrimination you have been lifted! G_OD is in REALITY with you now, hence- ‘mam vacteristically and dispositionally until ‘JESUS -as a Living Reality has been known to be the first-born among many brethren. This is not a physical birth of which I« AM stressing at this instance, but a mental and a spiritual birth through which all can be born; By each and every individual imbibing the Spirit, the Nature and the Teaching of JESUS, they too can become to be NEW CREATURES as well as you. Contagionizing the Atmosphere For this.cause we are contagionizing the at- mosphere with the Spirit of the Consciousness of GOD’S Presence, that those with whom we come ‘in Contact daily might be contagionized with it and being contagionized with it abstractly and it causing them to feel so enthusiastic, they might also imbibe it and become to be the re- incarnators of it until the personality of such a! phenomenon takes place in each and every in- divid.ua1’s experience. For this cause I say, it is a privilege to be here. _‘Then I say, GOOD HEALTH, GOOD _WILL and A GOOD APPETITEdto day as well as to night! I heard you sing a little while ago something that .may seem a little strange toithose of our visit- ing friends who do not know. It may sound a little fanatical, radical and an expression of ignorance for you who do declare GOD is Pres- ent ‘with you in reality, but common sense would teach you to see it is Something more than mortal to command when you have been lifted individually, severally and collectively, . yea, even NATIONALLY and INTERNATION- ALLY, from sinking sands, whenyou have been lifted from lacks, wants and limitations,‘ when you have been lifted and emancipated from segregation anddiscrimination, when you have been lifted from the mirks and mires and the mistreatment and the brutality of the over- ‘privileged and those who mistreat the under- privileged, where you can live..,d;ecve.ntly and re- spectfully in this present day. Is not this enough to "let you see and know that GOD is with you? When you have been from hand to !mouth in lacks and wants and limitations, a good many pf you, and when you can live in splendor and express GOD,’S Supremacy, is not it well worth _, considering? For GOD is a reality with you! Then I- say, you say GOD is with you and you , know GOD is with you! That is what I AM do ‘ ‘talking about! For from sinking-sands you -have been lifted! From lacks and wants and limita- From segregation - I J diTh‘e‘NEW‘DAY do! emancipate you from all limitations, from all D May 25th, 1939 ‘A.n.I+".n. forth and forever, therefore you have nothing to worry about! ‘If I use the slang of the street of the past, “You should worry!” Real Emancipation ‘I have not done, anything yet to what I will All who will harmonize ’with ME, I will segregation an-d ‘from all discrimination and will establish your going in the land of the living and give you your REAL IEMANCIPATION and we shall «live Peacefully, Joyfully and Happy in this present world. \ ‘Then when you say GOD is with you, you know what you are talking about, for you know the “other fellow” could not do. this! Can you‘ not see the mystery? It only takes GOD to do it because you have been under-privileged and non-privileged—-a goodmany of you have been even non-privileged before. I came! You did not have the slightest privilege .in the which the Constitution guarantees Life and Liberty, which is a. privilege; but you did not have it. Now came to give it to you!’ As it is with ME, so shall others be who will harmonize with ME and who willlive thus ac- cordingly. Now tell all the nations I said it! I have lifted up a Standard for humanity’ and all mankind must recognize GOD’S Presence, for as I said the other day, I have your real protec- tion, the Sword of the Country‘, the Constitution ‘ and its Amendments and the Declaration of ‘In- dependence; I have both it and them proceed- ing out of MY Mouth! 1 Politically that is the Sword, I say! It is the Sword, I say! It is the Sword of your protection, a two-edged Sword cutting both right and left; and when the crooked‘ politicians come around _ and tryto hinder MY "advances and the advances of _MY Followers for the advancement of all humanity, why, I show them this Sword! The Constitution and its Amendments proceed out of the Mouth of your GOD, and when the enemy se-e the\Sword politically, why, then "they fall back! They cannot stand it! I AM protected by the Con- stitution‘ and its Amendments and by the Decla- ration of Independence! Aren’t you glad! Two, Great Swords 4 The Constitution is your protection politically. The iWord of GOD, “which is the‘ Sword "of the Spirit, is your protection religiously, therefore ’ naught can hinder you if you have these two great Swords proceeding out of your mouth and living according to sanfe by imbibing the Spirit and the meaning of both it and them and becom- ing to be a part ofthem. _ _ i .‘ - .\§N May 25th, 193,9’“A,.n.r.D,.l e N ew D a_y_ For this cause We are rejoicing and we are exceedingly glad to present to the world a slight sketch and a reflection _of a percent of a fraction I of a grain of what I actually have! Aren’t you glad! It is for each and everyone; all of these blessings are impersonal for they are the Gift of GOD! Aren’t you glad! ‘ Then I say, live accordingly and I will lift you continually, from sinking sands, from lacks and from limitations, from adverse and from undesirable conditions and I will give even this nation Victory over deprevssion! Why should they have depressions in a land of plenty where ” there is the Abundance and the Fulness of all good things? The richest country in the World——— why live in lacks and wants and limitations -and why be under such depressions as the millions have been undergoing? There is a—full and a- plenty for all! Aren’t you glad! I came to tell you about it and not only to tell you about it but to give you a part of it! I came to breakdown every idol and to cast out every foe! I came to give you a free access ac- cording to the Constitution and its Amendments and according to the Declaration of Independence under our great Constitution; and_When this shall have been established among you and when you shall have been lifted mentally and spiritually, intellectually, socially and otherwise, why, naught ‘will be able to hinder you from receiv- ing your heart’s desire. , As I said in that Message, the thing you vividly visualize you tend to materialize! We visualize ABUNDANCE! IAM stressing it daily. It is a practical course in psychology if the psychologists » would only visualize it. Just think of ME! Just think of ME! It is not to be astounded at, the hundreds and hundreds of the different semin- aries sending their students to see ME Weekly. It is not to’be ‘amazed; you should ‘not feel ‘strange at that, for it is a course in psychology that men cannot criticize! It is a course in prac- tical psychology in the Way of supply and solv- ing the-economic problem such as all civiliza- tion should reckon and consider, it "is a sample‘ and an example for all of the people. Now tell them I said it! Proving Themselves Victorious Just think of it! Not one of MY real Follow- ers is on the Welfare! Not oneleofitthem is on « relief; and yet‘ with all oppositions and all .criti- cism and with all accusations, they are going forth above and against all of those things and proving themselvesyictoriously conquerors and having the mastery overthe undesirable condi; time! Can you not see the mystery‘! Then I say, it is a privilege to build upon such a Foundation and to reckon GOD’S Presence as’ a REALITY with you! It is no longer a super- stitidnal and a suppositional concept among you, but it is a living reality! GOD‘ makes HIS Pres- ence Real, Tangible and Practical for you, for you are real! For this cause GOD made HIM- SELF Flesh and dwelt among us that you might behold HIS Glory. You could not behold it as long as HE was in the invisible. So long, as GOD was in the inner expression, merely in the in- visible to be observed, merely suppositionallyj and invisibly observed, Why, you could not~be- hold HIS Glory; but the Apostle puts» it, the Word was in the begin-ning—-—in other words, exactly quote I,- “In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with GOD and the Word was GOD and the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us and we beheld HIS Glory!” You could not behold HIS Glory until the Word was made flesh,» “And it was the Glory as the Glory of the only begotten of the FATHER, full of Grace and of Truth;” and because you beheld it, from there and from thence, you as one among us, - “For all we received Grace for,Grace, of all of HIS Fulness,” J said the Apostle! Can you not see the mystery? Now it is your privilege to receive of all of GOD’S Fulness as transmitted through JESUS as the Sample and the -Example, being the first- , born among many brethren; so you can be one among the many to“ receive HIS Fulness! Now is not that a privilege? And we shall enjoy these privileges that GOD grants to HIS People! ‘ GOD grants HIS People these privileges, and HIS Spirit and HIS Presence, they, are with you effectively and can and will under’ the Constitu- tion, constitutionally "protect you and save you from all hurt, from all harm and from all dan- ger, therefore you need not fret nor worry! According to Your Conviction I would like to say. to our visiting guests from Australia: it is true, I AM present according to your conscious conviction and according to the conscious conviction of others when they observe- the mystery scientifically, although it is an un- believable phenomenon unless men are scientifi- cally and spiritually inspired with the Spirit ;of \ tions that arise and have ‘arisen from time to GOD’S _Understanding and take things from scientific.» point of view [to observe the transmis- sion of GOD’S Spirit even as the radio broadcast- ing systems do in the different places.‘ I Is not this a privilege to live in such a recogni- tion, -realizing the inventionpof electricity was an invention that was andstill is scientific andyet it is practical and profitable for you? Men could i" not have believed in such an invention’ before it was brought to ‘the consideration of the people, but when it was brought to the consideration of thepeo~p.1e, the inventor had been radical enough and fanatical enough to believe he could bring something out of the ether that could not be considered at that time by the masses of the people. Can you not see the mystery?! For this cause I say, it was a wonderful scien- tific invention. It was merely bespeaking the reality of the transmission of GOD’S Presence to I-BIS People. When the kite was sent up to contact the ‘lightning through the ether to bring about the-invention, it was but bespeaking the mystery ofﬁyour minds going up to GOD into the invisible to contact the powers of the Spirit ‘ as being termed Spiritual Electricity and the transmission of such would come to you. Now," after the invention, why,,you do not see them especially sending thekite up to catch the light- ning. Aren’t you glad! I All Will Have the Victory You need not go through the same perform-' ance in getting electricity now as he did in the beginning of the invention, yet it is just as scientific’ and just as practical and profitable. and more profitable than it was in the beginning! , Can you not see the mystery? So it is with the Spirit of »GO'D’S Actual Presence! Being! with you _it is transmittible and reincarnatable and those who reincarnate GOD’S Actual Presence through their religious conviction can and will eventually produce the very identical Charac- teristics and Nature of GOD as was in JESUS, f and bring the same to fruition. There and then you all will have the Victory! JESUS overcame that you might overcome, and was the outward Expresser of such a vic- torious phenomenon that mankind might copy after the fashion HE had shown them! Can you not see the mystery? Showing them mentally and spiritually how they could overcome the difficulties and the "trials and the tribulations of the world. Since this has been established,‘ and through_ the sacrifice of the life in mind Orin thought in the willingness to_ do as JESUS did, a living sacrifice to GOD by the Spirit offered pup, and by such! a, willing mental and spiritual Mice. t sites Sniriir cwasimade ~ " a’ living reality! Can ‘you not see mystery? Therefore it is tra-nsmi-tted» to ‘you, for the same. Spirit is just as operative as it was in the Body called JESUS» when thesame sacrifices are made for HIS ‘People; Can you not the mystery? /JESUS said,’ ’ “Greater has ‘no. man than this, that a man lay down his "life for his friend!” When I, in Person in this Body, sacrificed it thirty-two times in lynch mobs and was willing‘ to die Personally, naturally the same Power would ‘ be reproduced and brolught to fruition as was with and in JESUS, for it is IMPERSONAL; there- fore it will do the same for’you.an_d for others who will make the same sacrifices for your peo- ple! Can you not see the mystery?" Especially T if you do it with the Spirit of Sincerity and through the Spirit of JESUS. By this I have overcome even death! I have overcome all gravitation, and I AM Transmit- tible and Reinca-rnatable! I AM conveyable and I relay MY Message as JESUS said it. MY Spirit and Presence, as I act it in the Body called JESUS, I relay the. same to this people and they will get it universally; matters not. ' where they are, if. they concentrate on ME or harmonize with ME, they will get the identical Message, for GOD by Spirit is just as operative, just as expressive and just as functionable! . _ The Same Spirit P A If the Spirit could function through the Body called JESUS and from that Body could reach the masses, it is the same Spirit and it is just as operative; it can do the same for you, through, you and by you if you can make the same sacri- fices that JESUS ‘ made for the redemption of the people unse1fishly——the ‘same Spirit is jus as functi\onable,it is just as expressive. For this cause I AM in Australia! For this cause and by this I AM justtas operative, and if they will submit and harmonize with ME men- tally and spiritually and live _Evangelically, ac- cording to the Gospel, whichever, I will assure you, I will be with you and with all of MY. Fol- lowers there in Australia the same as I AM here in America! Aren’t you glad! Then I need not especially go any place Per- sonally, as GOD’-S Spirit is transmittible and re- incarnatable. You all can contact it, ‘for it’ is - conductive! ' A These are hardsayings, but yet they are , said HE! Then. harmonize with ME from every angle expressible and the _CHRIST"S Character-a ii-stics will be gain » .- true. - “As I overcome, even. so shall you overcome,” P. May 25th, 1939 A A;.D.F‘.-Di—.» +n.i..NEwD.iiY I . m even as JESUS did. For this cause HE came into. the world, that HE. might redeem others by firstly expressing it and manifesting it individ-g ually that you might see and know «definitely that it can be accomplished univ-ersal-1y! I thank you, I thank you, I thank you. PEACE, EVERYONE: I do not mean to bore you with MY Words of fanaticism nor ignorance I but I desired to convey the thought to you. Now it is your time, especially our visiting friends. We have visiting friends with us; not only those who are guests at the table but others as well as these. As visiting friends, we are giving you a chance to speak, as I said in that Message proof read. Any of our visiting friends who would like to have a Word to say, you are Welcome to speak. Move volitionally as we do if you care to. If you do not care to move volitionally as we do, give us your names, addresses and pro‘- fessions; we will gladly introduce you accord-—‘ ing to custom. I thank you. (A number of visitors testified. at this time and one especiallygwho spoke, FATHER brought forth a very significant Message on his testimony which should be read and“ carefully considered by all. This Message is transcribed elsewhere for the reader’s benefit.) T. I PEACE A We Thank You... FATHER SAMUEL ADER’§ CUT RATE STORE Maids’ Uniforms--Hosiery-——Lingerie-—-Corsets Sportwear—Umbrell.ais——'1‘runks-—Leather Goods 130 WEST 125th STREET NEW YORK CITY ’ PEACE ' I ’ ‘ ' Thank You, FATHER PEACE TAILOR & SHOE SHOP . Men's Half Soles 45o up Rubber Heels .224: up Women’s Half Soles 35c up ‘‘ Lifts 100 up 22314 8th AVE. N.W. Cor. 120th St. SUITS CLEANED & PRESSED 35¢: . fess, LEl‘.d_0.-X EAVENUE ~ PEACE We Thank You,_ FATHER Supreme cleaners and Tailors If you wish , the best in dry cleaning and tailoring at reasonable prices. kindly patronize us. 1401 - 5th AVENUE, Corner 115th. st. New York City 1654 Park Ave. Cor. 117th St. L PEACE Thank You, ‘FATHER Psoaws , mam‘ manner Tel. 2-6.365 T Quality :1: well as Quantity . I \ ‘113 ELDRIDGE STREET ‘2376 7th Ave. S.‘ W. N. Y. CITY 4 NEW mm: lorry "_ PEACE We Thank You, FATHER PEAGE to the waste. at Lanes MEALS 10 CENTS Al‘-‘EB 15 CENTS 41 EAST 115th st. N. Y. CITY Diazyotock :4-4473 ’ Peace 2. ROGENEKY. A Silks, per yard‘ 35c and up Dress goods — French Prints, 25:: and up Rayon and Cotton Fabrics, '11/ac and up New York, N. ‘E. PEACE Tel. LE. @3326 EMPIRE Sllli mm Sl!PPlY cu. Inc. Paints --—- Wallpaper --g- Sign and Artists’ Materials 328 Lenox Ave., Near 126th St. N. Y. City INVEST IN MOTHER EARTH by buying or leasing --4: We thank You, FATHER I have many houses at reasonable _ and convenient terms. For particulars , A Phone: J. ALLICK ’ MONUMENT 2‘-0:189 PEACE We Thank You, EATHEB -EESUSPOMBO p A ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING”. “ I A * Low Prices Near the 114th St. Extensions. 17 WEST 114th smear New York City. PEACE V ‘ We Thank You, FATHER SPEC & §PAN VALET $ERVi@E Cleaning. Dyeing, Pressing and ,Rep«airin~g . Furs Glazed, Relined and Remodeled... ‘it All Kinds of alterations A Cor. 139th St. N. Y. O. E. Mi-lton Amos PEACE . $AM’§ REMNANT KFQRE ‘° Silks, Wooléns, Draperies ° Cottons, Curtain Goods 87 E. 113th Street New York City PEACE I "_ We‘Thank You, FATHER PEAEE TEA Rﬁﬂm ‘ § Meals That Nourish & Satisfy g . 10 ANDI15 CENTS zoo WEST 120th STREET Tel it AU. 3-0496 Lenox Department Store, inc." I DRESSES, SPORT WEAR, HOSIERY V. UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, UNIFORMS, ooasms V NEW YORK CITY .537 Lfonog; Avenue, N. W. Cor. 1371.1; street. N. Y. "0. I T . \ A.l).F.D. PEACE - lnmgmy Cm-I: Apfmam ﬁwwy . 2133 R»!-DGE AVE. V V 616; s. ‘ 16th STREET ; %’ A 5’ ’ . H _ 1;.Anm‘s’ A.Ni)=G.EN'rs' TAILOR ' Antoine st, " W ‘ L 2sw»I%9 ‘W-F~D+ ; _ PHILADQELM-HA Awammam PEACE Tha-‘nk You, FATHER sown wan. amwm Peace. everybody! Fresh Rolig and Pastry Daily, We desire your patronagew we N. 13:1: 31-. _ PHILA., Pa. ,.« 4PEA$E mmwa Rﬁﬂm MEALS 10 aﬁd 15 Cents. - Everything served in Fathers Mind and Spirit “ We Thank Father for every blessing 36Z3% Warren St. Phila., Pa; Lombmx 4627 PEACE Main 7.175 ‘ .5@§"ﬁN P. ﬁmwa ’ " Successor to Pietro G-iunta * ’ , .WHOLESALE .an& V’/RE’l‘AILé é City Dressed Meats and ‘Livestock; Hotels anti [institutions Supplied 923 $0.’ 9“! STREETV PHILADELPHIA, Pa.‘ Phone: 8%-Ie W71 PEACE ‘ M ' Let In.teg*~rity' serve you-—We are sure to satisfy _ you M j We '.I‘hank You, Father 591-h‘ & Arch Sis. PEACE ‘ ‘ ‘ . . 1?E:A3CE Fame caoperaﬁﬁwe manag Rmm - All for One, and One for A111 _ ’ - % " ' ’ None for One That_’s not for All * MEALS 10c - 150 , We Thank FATHER for Every VB}essing 1000 JPOPLAR ST. PEACE ‘ j ‘ V j Than}; ’You, FATHER sHuwER;A & mosgmm M MEA"i‘.‘§ _Sf1.z1d§GR0CE1°'%EE S: 1248. SOUTH srr. VAPEEELADELPHIA, rA. ‘I'eL Kin. 2644-. A _ "L 7 Peace Quaker my Tam-nigmwp A ¢ Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Repairing R ' ~ WE CALL FOR and DELIVE P. L. Jones, Prop. ‘V T 3 We), 3106 V V ‘ 4 3. ‘A.-WHAm“'@N “ I whank You, FATHER DIVINE ‘Y. ‘; z MDNTREAL".' Thank You, FATHER ' 337 so. mom: sax Philadelphia, Pa; " ,mimAnELPmA, PA.’ Piiiu, Pa; ' ' ‘A I PEACE \ »L’¢h"one Locust ms-4466 . mace Race mo Swatch Ginger/119% C0. 233 JUNIPER STREET 1’_HILA.., PA. A Ydu, LAWRENCE MILL Wholesale and Commission ‘Merchant Live and Dressed Poultx-y,; Eggs, etc. s. FRONT ST.’ J ~ rm-.LA., Pa. PEACE ‘_ V ’ PEACE . "V ‘ V Bell Phone, KINgs1ey 2734 Key Phone, Race 2117 A BRQAHWAY MEAT MARKET WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS in» Beet, Veal, and Mutton, Fresh and sat Pork _ We Thank You, Father "A » ~ 1508 SOUTH ST. “Ben Pﬁohe: Lomsbacbd 8019 Butter, Eggs and Cheese -a-— Canned Eggs - V a Specialty ' We Thank You, FATHER PEACE V Wefrisank ¥ou,_. cow--7% Philadelphia, 12%.; M ‘ ‘ Grocery, Delicatessen} Fruits and Vegetabies 1610 so. s!-1‘. % W35 « mm sou sfnm PEACE « [ ma 114 % - we mam You, FATHER‘ ] Tea. WA!1nu1: -1077. VT pm R.PATANE : Liv_é’ﬁa1iJ Dressed VP@31'1ltr’y ' ' and Eggs V % A’ ’ A _ A 922 s.A 9sn_s*1$maE"1~ ‘ %w 3?:’EAC1EN ‘ ‘ . VV %» % % A. ~ PmcERlEs1'AunAN1' Delicious Meals served in Father’s Mind s ” i. 1793 ‘ST-’ M’; % andfsfrixrit, 159. PHILADELPHIA. PA. _‘ PHILADELPHIA. -PA. T I’H"ILADELPHIA- ,% i’A.T .\. l5ixI.la;, - H _ We Tums: Yo’u,'rA'r1;mR-? ? « . j2nuaae1irnag,Ai?ra;‘T May 2511;, 1939 A;n.F.o. The NEW DAY I 84'? I AM Calling for Perfection throu Righteousness, Truth and Justice I That, It Might Be Enacted in Each and ll of Us. The Th°u8’and8~ and Thousands Who Are ‘under the Sound of My Voice, Where Would They Be Had It: Not Come?--FATHER DEVINE. “OUR FATHEIPS MESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE 20 WEST 115T}-It STREET NEW YORK. CITY TUESDAY EVENING and WEDNESDAY S MORNING,-‘MAY 16TH and 17TH, 1938 A..D.F.D. A TIME: 2:15 M. There is no end to the Blessings that proceed. ‘forth from the INFINITE Storehouse. of GOD. , Limitless Blessings of Gifts and Talents and {Wisdom and Knowledge are daily showered upon‘ us, despite the fact that We are not worthy to receive them; but GOD being Merciful and Compassionate, HE rejects not our confidence, "neither withholds His Blessings from us, ‘for HE Blesses all creation, both the just and the un- just. ' Those who will hearken unto His Voice, HE will refine, but not with silver. Those who ’ will walklin His Statutes, HE» will choose them. To those who will wait patiently upon HIM, HE L will show them a mystery, marvelous in their eyes, and all of the nations shall acclaim HIM as “The MIGHTY ‘ONE of Israel,” come to emancipate them from every mortal barrier A that binds. In these beautiful Messages direct from Our LORD, FATHER DIVINE, ‘freedom of body, soul and mind’ cometh forth; for GODiis the/‘Truth, and the Truth doth set us free. LORD of all Creation, we thank THEE. (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which ‘FATHER speaks asfol- lowst) e, PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” exclaimed the 1701- , lowers joyously.) ’ V ‘ I Here we all are again: there sit andstand”! A -I Just as LAM, to you I come, that I rmight be to — _ you and that you might be _with- ME ..the same, that the unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose might bring about the outward expression an-d the recognition, yea, the realize» ; tion of the universal Brotherhood of Man and the conscious realization of: the FATHERHOOD of GOD. For this cause I move; I speak; I act and I. express in deeds and in actions, in words and in thoughts inyou all. - T " It has long since been declared by the Spirit: “I will preach CHRIST in Words but more so in deeds and in actions, and I will put: My Spirit in them and cause‘ them. to Wall: % in My Statutes.” , I have not made it a custom to tell you, “Do not steal,” “Do not kill,” "and j‘.‘Do not violate any» of the Ten Commandments” in words, but I AM telling you more in actions than in Words, and I AM putting My Spirit in you and causing you to walk ‘in. My Statutes. Aren’t you glad? For this cause you are drawn from far and near, the great, the small, the highland the low, the rich and the poor, for you all recognize the Principle of Life as put forth into expression- When you concentrated in the way oflRlGHT- ~ EOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, y0u,_got ME. IVV hen you dial in on these qualities, when all of us are recognizing and dialing in and con« centrating on the same, there and then you will get a Message from that station of RIGHTEOUS- NESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, and you. will be able to observe the mystery, the same as I said it. How glorious it is to live in sucha recog-ni-. tion, in the conscious realization and the recogni- tionlof GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE! For what « said the composition-——';a motto for your considera-" tion‘? - - r “The Spirit of the Consciousness of the PRESENCE or GOD is the-7SOURCE\ of all * supply, and it will and itdopes satisfy _ew.ery - —--s—a........—..........—- I good desire)’ ;: wv-"“ as ems NEW’Di’AY;' A May 25:11‘, 1939 A.D.F.D. Then I say, it is a privilege to bring! about this Consciousness of GOD’S PRESENCE in the hearts and lives of the children of men!‘ When this has been once established in them universally, as it is under My PERSONAL Jurisdiction, and with those with whom I AM closely connected and My Associates, My Spirit and My PRESENCE. will be expressing it universally, and all will be partakers of the same nature. V ‘GOD a Living Reality Just think of it! The thousands and thousands that are under My Voice this morning, we know! definitely, ninety-nine percent ofall of you are free from vice and from crime . . . I say ninety- nine percent of all of you, because I AM includ- ing those who are under? the sound of My Voice, who are not My Followers; those who may be standing even in the streets and in the dining- room and auditorium below; those who may be listening‘ in over this loud speaker hearing My .Voice. Including all, I» venture -to say, I have ninety-nine percent of all who are hearing My .Voice, and they are walking in My Statutes with- out My telling them, “Do not kill;.”~ “Do not steal;’: and , “Do «not do this, that and the other,” as a Person. Without My telling them they must read" the Ten Commandments daily, but by My AC- TUAL, Words of expression, as “actions speak louder than w'or-ds,” I AM telling all humanity universally. by the actuated Words of My expres- sion, GOD is a living reality. I AM calling for perfection! I AM calling for perfection through RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, that it might be enacted in each and all of us; therefore, through concentration, My;Fo11oWers are being taught, not so much in words, but in " deeds and in actions, and in the’ exhibitation of truth as exemplified and as dem- onstrated daily before you. , 4, ‘How glorious it is to realize, that which you vividly visualize you tend to materialize! My Followers, hearers and friends are daily mate- rializing RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and!JUS-I TICE,”as we exemplifyit and as we demonstrate it; therefore, I will cause the sarne”as it is under the sound of My Voice, and in this particular] private dining-room, to be an expression, as this at issue universally, and all people will realize it p and will enjoy GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE. - I Aren’t you glad? I I The! Ha; Has Not ‘Been Told 3. I need not say more at this instance. I believe , I havesaid enough to stir up yourpure minds- “,You}all’have heard the reading of the Word, of 1 ' ‘ ~.Whi’<:h_I«had, aforesaid; nevertheless,“ as..jIi,.often _ vthink, youctannot say de say, »“the half has never yet been told.” I have not said nor done a percent of apercent of a‘ fraction of a grain of a percent of What I will do universally, as well as here among you. ‘ Just as I have it on; Mylmmediate Staff, and at this Banquet Table, and around this Banquet Table, so shall I have itluniversally, and all of the nations, languages and tongues and people of all of the universe, shall recognize GOD’S AC- TUAL PRESENCE, by observing the Brotherhood of Man as I haveunified them together. Aren’t you glad? Then there shall be no more division; we shall not have any more divisionamong us after a while. I This is just a slight. sketch and a reflection of a percent of a fraction of a grain of a sketch of the mystery of what I AM doing. As thislittle sample which I have demonstrated, and AM dem‘ onstrating, I shall universally establish same, “for it ‘is not by power nor by might, but by My Spirit declares your GOD.” How marvelous it is to know it is true! What said J esfus concerning the mystery, if you please, when the disciples could not do a certain thing? Jesus said to them, “Q, ye of little faith.‘ If you would have the faith as a grain of a mustard seed, "A you can say to yonder sycamine tree, be thou plucked up and cast in the depths of the sea, it would obey, thee.” ; Who Could Not. See and Believe? I speak, you listen; you‘ observe by the ex- pression of that which I_have said, when .I'per- form it in actions.. Aren’t you glad? Every in- ‘ dividtual, if they could and would but bespeak-— would but speak, vv«hichever,——words into expres- sion and become to be the actuated expressers in their words which they have spoken, ex-A pressing the words they have spoken into con- sideration; express them in actions. and in deeds, that mankind mightsee and believe, they Would‘ be obligedito see and be convinced; for who is it that cannot see andhbelieve and would go away, . from such an unfoldment as this, convinced to , ' carry the Message to others? , ;Not one of My Followers is on the welfare; not i a one! Aren’t you glad? Yet they all look pretty good; too, dothey not? It looks*as if though the . majority of’ them have a full and a plenty. to A" V eat, and comfortable places’? to sleep. If they ” abide in ME, and let My Words abide in them, I will by My Spirit and. cooperation, help them to overcome all things. A I ' i I ‘ Just think of it! "The thousands and thousandsj * » _of My Voice just novv,f I,-not". come? I You, may who are under the sound. where -would they .;be ihajcl I I »W13’ere!!ea-ch! . .May 25:11, 1939 Ai.lv).F.D. Th e ‘N EW D A_Y every individual would be, but you can think individually concerning yourselves ‘as individ-9 uals;_now consider, where“ would you be? A good ' many of you would be in the grave. A good many of you were afflicted, crippled, halt, maimed, lame and blind, and many of youwere commit- ters of sin, of vice and of crime of every kind. But today you are walking upright mentally and Spiritually as self-supporting and self-respecting law-abiding citizens, and even law-making citi- zens. » ~ The actuated words of expression _will make“ laws better than I» can tell you. When .‘you7 act . the law of RIGHTEOUSNESS as you exemplify it by concentration, you are making laws, for others, that they might copy after the Fashion you are showing them. How glorious it is to know the truth! Then I say, liverin this recognition, andl_o!~ I will be with you, and you. will be with ME, so long as you allow it to be. I thank you. PEACE, EVERYONE: I . (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” greeted the happy assembly.) I did not rise to say what I have said. I arose to say in the beginning, we have visiting friends with us; welare always glad to have them. It is our custom to move volitionally and speak spon‘ taneously, but if you do not wish to move accord- ing to our custom, move according to your own custom, if you wish to speak. If you desire to speak, give us your name and address, your pro- -fession, business ‘or trade, and we williintroduce you according to custom, if you wish to have us to introduce you. If not, you may speak accord- ing to your own highest intuition or leading. You will not have an occasion to fret nor worry, for this is as much for you as it is for ourselves ‘a as_individuals. This is not an individual affair. I further wishpto say, all of My Works and all of My Activities, My Spirit, lMy MIND, My Gifts and Talents, as they may be termed, and eventhe slogan I use, they are all impersonal. They are as operative and as expressive for you as they are for others, even those of us who use them. I thankyou. I (Lawyer Becker and Mr. Nardiello, and others -were guests at the Banquet and at this time, Mr. Nardiello took occasion to thank FATHER, A part of the speech, -which is quite lengthy, has been given. Thank YOU, FATHER!) Mr. Nardiello: H . , FATHER; Peace,_='e'.very,one:g \ ltjhasptbeenalcouple ofilmonths’ ‘nce. :I,,.'wfas,;,l1eifer last, and I am certainly glad to be back; again. When I arrived at somewhere in the neighbor- hood of nine o’clock, one of FATHER’S,true Fol- lowers ushered me into an automobile, and I was V taken to 123rd Street. I think that is the other Peace Mission; and I found that there was a fine gathering there, in one of their Righteous, Government Meetings. I think some of the chil- dren are here now. I recognize a few of the faces that were there. At the Righteous Government Forum, at 123rd Street,*they were discussing a part of the PLAT- FORM which vitally concerns us, all. I, think‘ it would be probably proper to give you the same ' message that I gave to the children at 123rd Street, because a. ‘matter of interest has come up \ concerning it, in the City of New Jersey within the past few weeks; and that is discrimination in the procuring of jobs because of race, color or creed. That is one of FATH‘ER’S main_ objects of , His PLATFORM, to do away with any racial prejudice. During the past few weeks in Newark, the store ‘on Brownville Avenue, that does quite a large business for people--—all. peoples. There was an application made by some girls‘ for jobs, and they would notbe given jobs because they; were not of the same race that the owner of the store was. As a result of that, pickets were formed of these young ladies, and the Sign read, “Don’t purchase in this store, because this V. store discriminates on account of race, color and creed.” As the result of that, the store-keeper wentinto court of Civil Practice, and they corresponded with - -j - -‘t- - — in New York, to get an injunction I against the girls. The injunction was refused-, because the owner of the store discriminated against these girls because of race,_color and; creed. I Now, you can see, children, how FATHER’S I SPIRIT works. FATHER spoke tonight in His Message concerning. “Peace.” I always like to listen to ‘FATHER, because I like HIM toigo first, and then I always like to follow after. HE spoke about Peace, and “the only way you can ‘ have “Peace, is to ‘have GOD within you.” I do not think that anyone in the world..wil1ldisagree_l with FATHER on that score,.and while I am talk- ing on this, I also spoke of the same rat 123rdr Street; but because of the fact thatit was brought» _— p, , up in ‘FAT'I-_I’ER’S Mesage, I. thi_nk_‘it would be ,4 properto, speak itnow. Youshoul-d analyze just_ I what FEATHER, ,_1neansl.iwheniﬂlﬁpsays, ‘éreape 37, 88 preached to you when you have GOD within you.” , What does that mean? I read an article in a magazine a couple of weeks ago,‘-which was very instructive, and a certain professor Whose name I have forgottenfor the moment, he said, he likes to think of a system, only on one word, and that is “Americanism,” because he said, if you go into the other systems, you then begin to conflict with the Constitution. When you go into Communism, Facism, Nazism, all of the systems, then the dictlat-or of that particular kind of Gov- ernment or whatsoever it may be called, tells you what God to worship. Those are things which youmust consider very seri-ously when you go out to spread the Gospel of FATHER, because” you want to worship your GOD as you see fit, ' that is a guarantee of the Constituttiong and I want to worship my GOD the way I see fit, and that is also a guarantee of the Constitution; and the moment you put a system on the end of it, then you take away your GOD, my GOD, or anybody else’s GOD,and you have got to take the God that is handed to you. I say that /very forcefully, because you-—each and every one of you read the newspaper-—some of the neWspapers—FATI-I?ER"S I newspaper, “The New Day”-—I told you I would get it after a while. Well,’if you read “The New Day” close- ly, you find it in some of FATHER’S Messages. That is where I get the most of my information from, I must confess it, and you will find that what I say in substance is in some of His Messages. ' A I often wondered wh-at the children areidoing about the PLATFORM. I often wondered wheth- er the children are spreading the Gospel of the PLATFORM excepting under the roofs of the PEACE MISSIONS. I am frank to say I have not heard anything about the PLATFORM outside of the PEACE MISSION. You know FATHER’S PLATFORM does not have to be sold to ‘you; you know it, and you are in accord with it. It is your job to try to preach thelGospel of that PLATFORM on the outside. We had that under discussion in Newark, in one. of our business A meetings, and the same question came up, and I veryblunty made the“ statement; I said, “You have to convince me what that PLATFORM means. You know it; you are a Follower of FATI-IER"S; I am not. So you must convince me; ' and if I do not come to the PEACE MISSION, you,.have got to meet me on the street‘ and con- vince m-e and tell me what it is all about.” said, “That is what you have to do. Stand up, if ' ' H.110‘; one ;;askisj you about . stanicl A The NEW DAY‘ May 25th, 1939 A.D.F.D. right up, because you have nothing to be ashamed of. That PLATFORM stands for RIGHTTE-OU:SNES.S', TRUTH and J UST'I'CE..” I thank you. v I _ \(FATHER‘ welcomes Mr. Austin Hall, a visitor amongus, and invites him to have a wordito say, if-he is led to speak. FATHER gives introduc- tion.) PEACE, EVERYONE: . (“Peace,' FATHER DEAR!” echoed the voices ‘ of f.the multitude.) I AM "sure lweall enjoyed the address of the last, speaker, and we are always pleased to have him and. his party and co-workers and friends whensoever they "will to come ‘over, for we do believe the last speaker as afore said, is contend- ing for RIGHTEOUSNESS, JUSTICE and TRUTH as welhave exemplified it. Through cooperation we believe others will catch the contagion, and will become to be partake-rs of the sam-e even as We have it. For, this cause, we are rejoicing to see others come forth into the recognition of RIGHTEOUS-NE‘SS, TRUTH and JUSTIVCE, and become to be endorsers of the same. We have in our midst Mr. Austin Ha-ll, social ‘service, Worker. It may be that he would like to _have_ a word to.-say. If he ,doe>s,_,we would be pleased to hear from him, Mr. Hall. (Mr. Hall respondst) REVEREND HOST and friends, good morning; and I am; very thankful for being‘ here. I am more thankful because when I got out of bed yesterday morning, I had absolutely no idea that I was going up ‘here this evening; however, in the course of duty something happened and I had to‘ come here. I did not mean to say anything to you, because after all that has been ‘said, it would seem like _, A overbearing. However, there was one question that started me to thinking; that question was, “Where would you all be, if I had not come?” I_do not need to tell you that I am young. You can look at me and see that. However, I have taken up the burdensome task of a social worker; that is, trying. to mold minds,‘ and those of our» young girls and young boys, and_ in the course of that duty, daily it has become my faithful task to seeboys‘ and girls between the ages of nine and nineteen, guilty of every crime and offense imaginable. Because I see ‘that, I can well imagine where a lot of people may _ have been, if » they I were not caught in;., time- . Q and Where at 1‘0lI._'0,fﬁ I, H, , 9th_§rI‘s.\_I57i11gbefu-nlesssomethinglis-dime, V A" “ A ‘ May 19s9A.DLF.n." ; I The Newly.” I was shown every single thing, everyform of activity that you have been indulging in this- evening, and this is all I can say now. It may be ‘ incompetent, but it is all I can say. ' In a world so filled with base and beastly futility, in a world where unfortunat-e1y,,a_m_ore developed mind seems to be emerging in the furtherance of war, destruction and oblivion, it is comforting to know that there are som~e‘people~ who glory so intensely in life and simple living, that PEACE and universal Brotherhood become prevalent and everlasting worthy features. I thank you. ‘ I ’ . , (Mr. Becker, lawyer, also expressed appre- ciation, and said.:) . “Every day I am doing something to further” * the wonderful Work that FATHER, not only in the past, but is doing in the present, and I know it is taking root in the future. My work is some- what similar to the previous speaker, and I am constantly in communication with the systems and authorities, and propose to be one who is willing to help the unfortunate. But if those people would only know FATHER DIVIN E as I do, we would have absolutely no unfortunates in the hands of the authorities, who have estab- lished systems that bring crime to their very doors. They love it and they want it; that is ‘why they hold their office and extract a graft. .. I want to say and say with all sincerity, that . in my travel, and especially in New. Jersey, and _ I am acquainted with that state, I do say and say with all sincerity, accusations are absolutely be- ing sworn. to one another against the highest holding positions in the various capacities in the state——throughout New Jersey, a-ccu-sationgs of graft, fraud and every conceivable crime. But I do want to say, "and say withaa word of honesty, I know of not one person involved in trouble in the state of Jersey, nor has any accusation been I .made by the state officials of New Jersey, that anyoneg-a truge Fol-lower of FATHER DIVINE--— has accepted relief or graft or is involved in any conceivable trouble. I I A I - . g’ I I know; and‘I know that not one person today, , is in the hands of the authorities because of dis-‘ ‘ 3 honesty. Tomorrow I- will be appointed by the State to represent one who is charged with ‘mur-_ der; but he is not a Follower of FATHER -DI-, A VINE. I do want to say, where can you‘ find on » ' the face of the earth what I can describe here and only in the Kingdom and "only. amongst the" true . __’»Followers of FATHER lDIVlNE’S:\Heaven,};as, I _ it I ii ‘I I ‘ I ;l,llj;Pef5i_.>?1 I A it he laid out, not only in the past, but the Platform of FATH-ER DIVINE, as the only true platform of everlastinglPeace, and the elimination of crime, of :d»eceit,jand of untruthfulness. They are begin»- , nin-g to -.real:ize_these do not exist amongst the . Followers ofjF_ATHER DIVINE, and I do say, 7? “It is__l/Vonderful,” andthere is no question about t it! 2 I . ~ , . . . Now I want to say, in bringing Mrs. Becker here this evening, I wished to show her how a household. should be conducted. She has "had the opportunity last year at the Promised Land with me, to see the wonderful Work that FATHER DIVINE is doing for all mankind, and there is not anyornan‘ on the face of the earth--—there is ‘ not anyone on‘ the face of the earth, cal.1.‘them I. what you may, who is uplifting the human race and helping ‘us out of darkness as FATHER, D-I-a VINE is doing‘, and I do say, we are going to fight this battle with FATHER DIVINE leading us, and ‘I am positive and certain that we will never have bloodshed so long as the people will take the ..Teaching of FATHER DIVINE; you can-» not go wrong, " o o am wondering where thousands and thou» sands and thousands of people would be. Where would they be, if it were not for FATHER D11"-i VINE? And it is not but a, short «cl-ist—ance from.- here, when millions and millions will absolutely, , . whetherthey like it or not, they will haveto fol»- low the Footsteps as imprinted on the face of this earth b_y:FA_.THER ZDIVINE,lif they. Want to be as happy as you and I. I. thank you.” (FATHER makes another inquiry as to whethlu 1 I 1 er anyone else would care to speak. His _,VV«ords are as follows:) PEACE, EVERYONE: L ,. (PEACE, FATHER pram” responded the semblly.) , . i . . vlsthere anyone elsewho would like to have as: word to say? If there is anyone who would care to have a word to say, we are pleased to from you. I thank you. ‘ ‘ (Several more testimonies were given. One sister thanked FATHER ‘for coming-to her in the V q i » Spirit and talking to her while she was ill on a bed of affliction. ‘She stated that she prayed to ‘GOD to let her know if FATHER was the true GOD-, the true Personal GOD, and HE revealed Himself to her. She was at this time giving Praises toFATHER. After several other gratefuljg testimonies, FATHER“ spoke . again, to the " 89 , as I 90 The TIME: 3:00 A. Mf ‘ PEACE, EVERYONE: I (“Peace,i FATHER DEAR? cheered the enithusiastic assembly.) , H _, ,While sitting, thinking andAlisteni,ng,_I,th'ought of how marvelous itlwill be when all mankind the universe over realize wha’t the Law and the Gospel are all about; and for what ‘purpose ithose'Scriptures are written. A A .11 was thinking a little while ago, .when one of our ho-nored“ speakers mentioned having brought his companion along with him, that she might observe just what. is ‘actually being done, ‘then My thought was retraced to when go into court for any legal cause, any legal rep- resentative is sworn in by the Bible, or by the Name of the ALMIGHTY, that the truth might be stamped in the i’ndividual, and that that individual might tell the tr"u.th“andi nothing else but the truth, “so help you GOD;” that RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE might be enacted in the individual under oath; that GOD HIMSELF might be sitting bn the throne of a righteous mind, and rule and reign thereoru ' ‘ - I ‘ ‘ The thought came to ME, at least I brought it forth for consideration, how marvelous it would be, and how marvelous it will’ be when ali of the families of the earth shall have in- culcated and reincarnated RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, and their minds become H to be righteous minds, with a. righteous judg- ment, and when GOD alone shall have been selected and elected and enthroned on the throne of the minds of the children of »men; there and then His Kingdom shall havetruly come. i W'hen GOD’S Kingdom Has Come In your home, in your business,‘ in your profession and in your ,.trade, even” in your labor and in all you do, if you select‘ and elect the Truth and nothing else but the Truth, which is CHRIST, which is GOD, and ‘allow it to rule and reign on the throne of the mind, there and then GO'D’S Kingdom has come, so far as you are concerned. That is What I_AM talking about! And as with ME. here, so will it be universally, for GOD shall rule on the thronetof the minds of the children of men. This is whatl have always been trying to do.’ , Through the ages, "through My Condescen-‘ sion, GOD has been trying to get mankind to , establish RIGHTEOUS-NESS in them, in their T business and in their affairs. The slightest ‘ agreement that you make Withgpanother ‘man, ' ».y_o_,._u ,.arevre_q,uire_d; to tal:e..«an. oath fgr it gto,-_be The NEW DAY -' “ so with an organization. ftherefore, we are ‘rejoicing and we are ex- ceedingly glad topresent to the world at large, ’ ‘ aislight sketch and a reflection of apercent _ of a fraction of a grain of a percent ofva sam- “ ' ple and an example of What GOD has ac-, tually done, ,;aI1_df'f what,G»OD will, actually do / the truth and nothing else but the truth, for you to be true in your dealing. If this is estab- lished in you and in all things that concern you, there and then the Kingdom of,GOD has truly A come, so ,far.,as you are concerned, and Where- , .- soever_ _a king.rei’gn's, there, is where his kingdom.- is. ‘ T I ‘ I » - profession or labor or trade, Whatsover you may be representing, if you allow RIGHTEOUS" NESS, ‘TRUTH and JUSTICE, with a righteous judgment, to rule your business, profession, and , all of your dealings,,there and then youare in the Kingdom. “Wheresoever a king reigns, there is Where. his kingdom‘ is;” but the reason men are limitedis because theyare nar-row-minded; because they are not true, but this is what GOD , has been doing, and-» striving to bring about through the ages. ' , Officials Are Sworn in by the Bible When you were sworn into office, or what- soever you had to do, you ’were sworn in by the Bible, that you might bring nothing into your dealinge—whatsoever your profession or dealings might ,be, but RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE! That is why you are required to tell the truth, and nothing else but the truth, so help you GOD, When you go be- fore, a court» of Law, that GOD Alone in’ Truth and Righteousness might have access; and that GOD Alone might‘ be expressed. When this,» or, if this is done, it will be the same every- where as it is right"here under My PERSONAL- Jurisdiction ;“ for ”GODlr-eigns here, and GOD‘ I has all power and all dominion. , If man had dominion in you, these lights would not be burning like this without the slightest thought of compensation; without the slightest consideration of the thousands and thousands who are here daily enjoying the ,' limitless Blessings which GOD HIMSELFiis bestowing uponyyou. Then Iasay, you must see and know, aswith an individual, so with an organization; and as with an organization, so with an individual; and as with an organ- ization, so with a nation; and as with a nation, It4works vice versa; ,uni_v_~ers,a11y,.as,’ well as _he_r_.?e. -among .,yo.u;-_ .' May 25th, I93‘9lA".D.F.D.‘ ' I cannot stress this thought too vividly, for as . the counsellor mentioned his ‘home or business, May _2St‘h, 1939 A.D.F.D. u The Door 13 Open That is what I desire to convey-—-that thought for the consideration, not only of the speaker, but for all who are concerned. “BEHOLD I set before you an open Door!” reigns on the throne of your mind———then GOD in Truth, Righteousness and Justice-—Justne’ss and Truthfulness, When these qualities have full and free access, there andlthe-n the King- dom has come, so far as you are concerned; . “And of His Kingdom, and of His Increase“ there shall be ‘no end.” That is the Scripture. Now some marvel at the unfoldment ofthis mystery; at the success and the prosperity and all of the limitless supply that is manifested daily. How can the limitless supply be a con- tinuous stream? It is because it is GOD’S Kingdom: -GOD is ruling and reigning over the sources of the supply and over themat- eril supply as well as over the mental and Spir- itual realm; over all of our numerous supplies. Since GOD rules and reigns and has‘ dominion GOD alone has access, for “wheresoever a. king reigns, there is where his kingdom is.” 'As you read:. “Of His_Kingd~om and of His increase, there shall be no end;’’ i so can everybody have the abundance of the Fulness, if they ‘allow it to be as a motto so often stressed in the homes of the people: it is a motto quite often stressed, especially in thousands of homes throughout this country and even in other countries, “CHRIST is the Head of this house.”‘If you would really select and elect the CHRIST as the Head of, and over you, and over all of your affairs,‘and al- low CHRIST alone" to have full dominion, there and then you will have His Kingdom, “and of His Kingdom, and of His increase,” with you, “there would be no end,” just as it is here with ME. ’ ' The ‘Abundance of the Fulness I cannot get an auditorium large enough to hold My immediate Followers and My im- mediate Following, for wheresoever I AM, if they know I AM there, they will fill any space or placethat Ighave prepared-ipfor MYSELF; for what said I concerning the mystery in a motto for consideration? I _‘‘The abundance of the Fulnsess of the‘ Con- C sciousness of~good,~_no space‘ is vacant of the _ * fulness thereof.” 4 ’ ‘ '3. The DAY, 3 The Door '»I» ‘have’ not closed, When CHRIST rules rand" _volitionally,l according to same, 07,, I carry in My Consciousness the abundance of the Fulness from a psychological point of ,_ view; I produce the same, for“ “the thing you ’ vividly gaze ‘upon, you tend to materialize;”- hence, if you Vividly__yisualize any_thing,_ even if it is negation —'-or" negative conditions you will" _ _ create foruyourself negation. If you vividly vise ualize thelpositive and harmony, success and A prosperity as I/AM doing, and carry in your V consciousness the abundance of the Fulness of all good things,'you ‘will reproduce and mat-I erialize them, for man is madelin the exact likeness and image of his CREATOR; for GOD is the CREATOR," and so are ye-in a crea-=v V L tor, I thank you. I PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER!” thrilled the a'pprecia- tive assembly.) As an INSPIRATCOR I have spoken! (Ap-‘ lplause) Is there any visiting friend inspired by inspiration? If so, you are welcome to speak, for you may be inspired, and if you are so inspired by what I have said, if you move. caught up in the Vibrations of success, prosper- ity, ‘health, happiness, peace, joy, pleaure, and whatsoever I may be expr.essin4g,,_ and he just like Me. I «thank you. , TIME‘: 3:20 A. M. (FATHER constantly and plainly shows us ' by His Own Perfect Example that the Giver of good gifts is equally as happy as the re- ceiver, and probably more, for HE brings life, health and understanding to others, and so for this reason, the Blessed GIVER of all Blessings continues to shower His Limitless Blessings up- on us. THANK YOU, OUR LORD!) _ PEACE, EVERYONE: “Peace,_FATHER DEAR!” again greeted the multitude.) Here I AM,again, as bad money, always on hand! You just can’t‘get rid of ME. Youall would stay here all night, every night, if I would stay here. There are, those of you who have to go to business, to your respective places, to your daily occupation a little later on in the morning; ‘therefore, I AM refraining from speaking, and I AM shortly leaving the dining- room to give youall a chance to retire and re- turn -home,‘ if you wish to. You have to relax. a little. I ' It is strange, I cannot. get you all to leave 7 ME. Other jministers of -the Gospel, politicians and, other speakers 'fcanno,t.. get the people to “ 91‘ I you may be .‘ {ii- 92“-T ‘ A %T‘he%NEW‘nLA«Y _ ’T}l(£TOz.:y25vthT,19'A39A;.l1).F.D. "come to their mee'ﬁing*s, but‘I+can11ot'get them PEACE‘ to leave ME. .Aren’t you glad,_? It does read 7 ) B0%y§ JEWELRYAsHoP 4» ‘in the Bible, . ' T ’ ‘ T ‘ ‘ 4' N:Y;C.V WATCHES ———‘ DIAMONDS,‘ —— IMPORTED nuns ‘The Shall vn.Ot. from Judah, HOT ‘ - T T _‘ ~ Repairigggv Done on fygmisgs the Law—_giv_e1';Vfro1jt1, be.tWeen.1‘his_feet until " ‘ ' \ . . . . . . 2127 SEVENTH AVENUE 2 ' ” Ne;a.r 126th'St. SI-IILOH comes ;_b;u_t when SHILOH comes, ‘ _ the gathering .0f".théV IiTé%9p1»e Sha11 b€ l§nt° M°»““me“" 2'°T1T."7 THIM3? \/ ‘ T “ .E.. W., 120 West 125th Sﬁreet,..NeW- Yotrk, one~nigm?up [PEACE/v This day you beliveventhe<Sc:r>i‘ptureLisTfu1fi11ed. F-Lﬁﬁgy BANNERS’ PENNAN-Ts’ . in Y0“?-" he-31-"ing~ I thank Y0“ T Silk, Saotin, ‘Feat; Sewied om Embroidered Letters ' ‘ . Reasonable Prices PEACE T >e nko:.,_VF‘AHER PEACE V‘ V PEACE . N Peace mmerioar Ham! Laundry BI«0U5ggR % 262 Len:/E e¢:'l£f,1v11§feaa§Il'1‘g3r¥«1‘)::.n-ii! gI{iE:c;f@ N. Y: 224 West 125th Street ‘ New“Y0rk City IL M,-me,._ Pm; V _ . L T T '- ‘ T X PEACE TO ALL - T 2 » ﬁiﬁmsiwgs fmm GGTD, FATHER DIVINE ‘ L \ Peace Riestaugrants ‘ 1. .2539 - _,_8th AVENUE 4. 2537-8th‘:AVE.—GR()CERY STORE % 2.. _ 107 .. WEST 1.33111 ST. 2539-«~8t.h AVENUE--—COAL OFFICE 3. 2777 - 8th AVENUE ' \ / Obey .F.ATHiE'R. DIVINE sfnd be blessed. We ~ obey Him and we ar FATHER DIVINE for? And We ms thank you,‘ FATIIER, for making as am‘ CAPITAL ‘and LABOR. SPRING Sale of V A . AT ~ rem COATS and DRESSES T ” 2 and 3~Piece‘ Suits T "" "'%"“‘ % A Hosiery» Slips» ete- SPRING-’S NEWEST §TYLEs4 T c@@PER’$ sizes 38 to W A 212 West 50111 Street ’ T A A A A INAL Sight Seei‘ng\—urs Buses for Chafte M All ies +—‘-— Frequent Departure Coast to. T ‘Plume: Circle 7~972(}-;‘2g..~"£m378 I T . ‘ '% ‘ T . % jCor. VB’-way, Y. City” e blessed. Havenfwe get something to praise" PEACE-{T Peace ' V _ V. . T , V ‘ ‘ ‘ \ , {Truth T ‘ Thank Yeti, Fafthef, Far Youi <3hil.dreT1’s Ifaﬁr¢Tna»gT3. \ ’ ' M mLLs\'rHE4 : *LTRUTH - earence T ©o:aatsj-e- Suits —- Dﬁresses _ » , 11x0 WEST 125-31%‘ sjT.§ 4 ‘ 1‘ ‘~ " , 290 MULBERRY STREET The NEW DAY «May 25th; 1939 A'.D.F.D. NEW JERSEY AVERTISERS Phone, Mm: 2~s~wo-x ' mm PEACE ' We Thank You, FATHER -LG? TF%cHMAN- C -Sugaran: t::cs‘:):]O(i:jties HOSIERY and LINGERIE‘ 47 Euclid Ave..,, Earmoms’ Morket, Newark, N. J. 5c -—- 10¢ —— $1.00 and up Sister Davis. 222 West Kinney Street ..... -.Newark, N. J. PEACE We Thank You, FATHER MARTIN PACKING CORP. MEATS and PROVISIONS 127-29 BELMONT AVE. \ Newark, N. J. Te-1. BI. 3-7276 PEACE We Thank You; FATHER UNITED GROCERY C0. Meats, Vegetables, Groceries ' Newark, N. J. Cor. Cottage S13. M‘ Peace I Thank You, FATHER =~‘:;i;; I Cooperativé Fish Market FRUITS .9; VEGETABLES Isaac Peace, fohn Browning. Elijah Wen . 1z4 Broome St, Newark, N. J. Peace Thank You, FATHER Peace Mission co-Workers Plan wood, Basket 10¢ —- Coal. mo lbs. 5oc‘_ ‘ Oil. Gal. 9e True Faitlfs _ 1164-ms So. st. PEACE . Thank You, FATHER CAROLS. SUPER MARKET 7 The Neigkborkooi1’s Outstanding Store 149 PARROW STREET ORANGE, NEW JERSEY PEACE - ~ Cooperative Peace Grocery Store 4VE_ve1_-ything in FinevGroceries at Very Low Prices V 144; BROOME 's'TREET NEWARK, N. J. - . . PEACE “M. FRIEDRCI-I A / WHOLESALE and. RETAIL DISTRIBUITORS om SUGAR and SOUTHERN PRODUC'I‘S . ms nsoom: STREET ’ Phone BIg~e1o»w_ 3-8209 PEACE PEACE LUNCH NR0_;0M A150; at A184 BROOME Y‘ STRE-ET ./»—x C ORANGE, N. J. Thom: You, FATHER NEWARK, N. J. ~' . % 139 PRINCE STREET PEACE M We Tihaank You, FATHER Cooperative Peace Hand Laundry Miss Joy Bell 62 BROOME A Netwark, N. J. PEACE PEACE JAME$ WALKER 8: BRQ. COAL, WOOD and ICE 8 moms-0N STREET Newamk, N. J. PEACE PURITAN ROCK BEVERAGES V A new California Orange and Punch Drink made with F rash Fruit ' 247 N. DAY ST. omgo, ‘N. In Phone». Orange _3-6996 .,.. ,,,_. Dr. VERNON F. BUNCE DENTAL SURGEON-—X-RAY—— G»A.\S ADMINLSTELRED HOURS: J9-12 — ‘Sunday by Appointment 204 Main Street D-07-0 O~0 Q 0 9* Orange, New’ Jersey PEACE. A.D.F.D.. We Thank You, FATHER PERFECT LAUNDRY co., um, 51-57 M'.cWHORTER S511. ,* V NEWARK, N. J. ‘ ; For service, Phone MA1'ke’t 2-4193 TQT We Thank You, FA'.[‘HE’R BERGEN ARV C0. BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS and 3. FULL LINE of GROOERIES We accept city checks DANIEL YAVENER PEACE 114 PRINCE ST. NEWARK, N. J. Thank You, FATHER A. FRIEDMAN DAIRY and GROCERY We take relic! order checks -— We deliver NEWARK. LN. .1. PEACE 4 We ﬁharnk You, FATHER PEACE FSH YMARKETA A A C 220 ‘ BROOME STREET _ '; ~ A _ NOw"JeEse~y; A % 93 We Thank You, FATHER. . . .1>E.AcE ' N‘ \ 0 enoomm Awzmssgnsl PEACE E E We Thank ‘You. FATHER B. & M. CLEANERS & DYERS 106 to 118 New Lots Ave; Brooklyn, ‘N. y. 4 Incorporated ‘ ‘ A Modern Cleaning .3; Dyeing‘ Institution Radios: Refrigerator and Freeman Stokers ‘; Tel. DI-ckelns 2-15915 W; HSHMAN PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES l 4 x 339 Sutter Ave. Brooklyn, N- Y- ‘Peace We Thank You, FATHER When you are looking‘. for a home» to BUY. OR RENT SEE; A. Jﬂﬂﬂﬂﬂ s Or call (Ted. PR. 3-1952 52 ALBANY AVE. ' Brooklyn, N. Y.V f1‘e1.. Dlekens 6-5986 5. 1. ST A T! 0 N Whitewashing --5 ,G_arages:--, Cellars -0- Etc. Brush or Machine Work - Cement Weather Proofing. Estimates furnished 7 is 69 OSBORN STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘ , Tel. l?Ros. 0-9600 *”e.I. LHART V Brooklyn, Distrisvbuto-r of '1; Ford, Mercury, Zephyr ——.. New ‘and Used Est. 1914 — 25 yrs. of iair dealing 1095 ATLANTIC’ Av-E. Brooklyn, N. Y. PEACE \ Tel. :93. 4-1880 0 0 ‘ . 0 A EMPIRE MEAT MARKET A .. Choice‘ Meats and Poultry V’ , , . Fruits and Vegetables M-— Butter and Eggs" ‘ ‘ ‘ 1592 FULTON STREET . é ’ » Brooklyn,’ N. Y. V Orders promptly delivered. Special discount to all Peace Relsftaurants PEACE %% E E . E T’ We thank You, FATHER“ PEACEDININGEROOM 0‘ %Meals‘1;Ocland 150. l Spaces also for Brothers and Sisters V E AL_so mmss MAKING 369 MADISON STREET Broo'k1_yn, N. Y. I PEACE '1 K PEAOE ["DEALERlN l ‘Ice Coal —- 4% «MovING.=and. Exp"EE'ss1NG‘ 0- : Work guaranteed" 0 % PEACE‘ : The NEW 1) Ar Mayl25:h‘,1939 A.D.F_.D. 0 E 0 REGISTERED ARCHITECT ’ . PEACE , V 370 Tel. \ClU'mber1Handé 6-0719 1 Peace MA x H IR scH 44 Court Street, Brooklyn; N. 1*. Thank‘ you, FATHER PEACE 0 . ‘ Thank’ You, FATHER ‘ PEACE DNNG; ROOM 0 With ' /Brothers” & ‘Sisters’ Quarters Occupying the Rest of the Building at 169 WILLOUGHBY STREET” Brooklyrl, N. Y~ Phone: PRospeet 9-6788 _ é Metal and Gravel Roofing —- Roofs, Leaders and Gutters Repaired and Painted — Furnaces, Ranges and Heaters Repaired —- Iron Work Repaired in All its Branches. 1010 FULTON ST. Near Downing St. Brooklyn, N. Y. PEACE -1.’. , HE 7, A E$'l'AsBL$HMENT‘ ' E Offers A 0 “ Phenomenal Values In Excellent SI-l[GHTLYU5ED CARS .. ' This is a partial list of our great values '31 STUDEBAKER Sedan’ ______________ _.$_ 35.00 ’33 WILLYS Sedan ....... ..................... ..65.00 ’33 PLYMOUTH Sedan ............... 75.00 ’34 FORD Coupe ............................ ...; ..... ..110.00 ’34 OLDSMOBILE Sedan ..{....”. ...... 10.00 ’35 FORDE SEDAN .'--.-.-...~..-.l ........ .§.:~.§...,.l25.00 ’34 PLYMOUTH Sedan ..... ............. -.145.0'0. es FORD SEDAN ____ -. .... ...... -s_..,..,...:1e5.ooo E ’34 BUICK. CONVERTIBLE Sedan -...l95.00 A ‘37, WILLYS Sedan ________________________ __—_ _____ ._l95.00 a’35 OLDSMOBILE Tg. $edan _______ __225.0Q » J 7 ‘L ‘V ’36 FORD. K2 Ton Panel‘ ........ ...;......245.00 36 HUDSON Coupe 0 .............. ........ _;.,.__.275.oo 0 #37 CHEVROLET frg. Sedan .... ..... 4.315.000 E 0, use 01-DSSMOBILE Tg. sedan ...... ..,..-..345.;oo _ '37: PLYMOUTH COUPE . ..... .... ..r..-365.00 0?. E 136, ;FOR.D‘ STATION WAGON V “ 0 ’38 /CHEVROLET Tg. Sedan .... .,...,...;..375.(_)0 ’36 PACKARD CONV. Coupe ...“.l....'..-...445.-00 CHRYSLER coNv; Cour!-: ..._........,.g.95.oo %l3.4«th: to 123th t; on 'QPjeng.L_EV911iH_g9’ = l i Jersey Titlesb - .Gu,aran.téesi"e A ’ VG May25th,1939A.D.F.D. W '!TheNEWDA_Y, C s C e 95 ‘l ll __J “Righteousness! -- Marches“ On!” In these pages will be foundgLetters from thd World, of Business, Profession, Labor V and Trade to FATHER DIVINE in Acknowledgment and \_Appreciation of His Peace Mission Movement,’ Also Some of HIS Wonderful Letters in Reply. i ’ eta FATHER DIVINE Church on is tional rights of MY followers in that State, when West Side Stoned ‘ e lynch-mobs threatened the lives of MY followers, A e I showed him, and I AM again bringingto the a (News, a er Re rim from ‘Colorado Sprin S consideration of all conce.rned,~when prejudices, Gazette-Bsgtutdayl May 2°: 1939') W‘ g ‘fv‘i’§i°¥Ziﬁ,3irZ“3§§§e§$a§’§ie?§£‘$33223étizlnﬁi A Stone and clodftbssing ‘disturbance at 12th: according to the Constitution and its Amendments St. and Pike’s Peak Ave., site of a recently estab- and the greativdeeument of the ]jee1aI.ati,0n of In. lis-hed. Father Divine church, was quelled_ Thurs- dependence which I WhO1e_hearted1y ;end0.rSe, day night bY‘P01iC€l inte1‘fe1"en°9- ’ , teach and daily preach’ wh-en men through mob Officers Ce'°i1M°KiSSi°k and William H311 dis‘ violence lawlessness and prejudice react as in Persed 3- Crowd Of 35 to 40 S0'a11d"S° Pe1‘S'0nS’°u't' i this recent outbr-eak the‘ cosmic forces of nature, side the church‘ after, boys hadthrown a, stone the Hand of God the pubnc enemy number 1, thru 3 Window and 910915 On the Church P01'°h- has no mercy fdr its destruction in floods in The consresationasaid to have been half 30- flames, in stioimsl and other catastrophes is “the and'S° and half S0'3nd’S°: demanded that a¥Te3t5 result ' of their violence. a The flood of 1935 in be made, but as church members could not identi- your Stafe and other communities recomed the fy the .i.ndiVidua1'S.t who threw the missiles no wrath of God against theprejudiced and biased~ one was taken into custody. _. A min,d,ed_ ’ a Police said that three crosses-have been burned This is an 0 en letter, that you mi ht ubﬁshy on the lawn of the church within the last month. for it is good £01. an to know.’ those ‘gvhopoppose » _ _ _ this Teaching of Righteousness, Justice and FATHER Wmtes 3 Wra1°1.“11g to the PaP31° Truth, will find iworse conditions, floods and Quoted Above , e l disasters inflicted upon them, such as happened in to ‘ C PEACE , ‘ y A the ﬂood of 1935; forthe cosmic forces of nature May 23, 1939 A.D.F.D. are the Weapon of God upon men who oppose ' 1 Editor , this Righteous Principle-——the unity of all races, Colorado Springs Gazette V creeds and colors. l . Colorado Springs, Colorado s , May this prove to be of benefit t-0 all concerned, ’ My dear sir;__ , that they may be as this leaves ME, ever Well, ' A 1. i - f V T ~, d t d a 20th, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Suc- giving 1aI1)II1)1d1cgcodiitnofyt)h1erFpaat:I1?1:1i‘ DiEvi£i1e £3/Ililtirrch on cessful’. Pr°S~'per9uS,’i and iﬂappy m -Spmt’ - West Side stoned, has been sent to MEiand I AM ".m.d M.md -anzd in‘ eVe¥"Y Organ’ nfluscl-‘3> Smews writing an open letter to you, ‘having the same %9£nt’11n‘1ib’ V161”:-t faric/H{3O1r?:'e;.?d $3?“ In every atom’, published in a commercia-lperiodical,’ “The New . , ,1 re an’, Ce 0 g 0 1}’ Ormf Day,” that also carries MY Message gratis, that,» . l . Re5PeCtf’u11Y and Slncerea I AM all might recall and ‘further know ‘of the disas- - ’ D REV~ 3- DIVINE ‘ L ttrous results that comelfrom the prejudicelsi of MJD _(Better known as FATHER DIVINE)_ , men against the Work of Righteousnesslsuc as . .r e » e r ‘ _ f D I AM accomplishing in your midst. ed L V e A e \ Y011 W111 T905111 the great ﬂ00d that 5W9‘Pt the Merchant Amazed at Receipt of $74.30, ,J,;.; , vicinity of Denver in 1935. This was an actual 1 Due 15 Years D . _ ,reaction against theipeople who opposed MY Fol~ ‘ ' i‘ ‘ s d C e V ‘.1 , lowers in their endeavor to abide by this Tea-ch- 16.37 H‘?i1g’:g3a° B rgscent . ing.1.hat.I AM universally extendingamong men. “ A A May‘ 1551’ 193.9,, ‘_ e e ~ ' XII: lettersunder date of April 8th; 1935 -and Maya . \ _ A Ft," 1935;-,tora;~the Honorable 7E'cl'w vJohnson,l.~: Cf’ r is ore, l W Father , v n , same. I - if ‘ * Of; Rightegusness.«Iustice: 'T..ruth, 1. the 96 \Dear Sir:-- \ in the year 1924 W. F. Haverty, 821 Pacific Ave., left the town in which Ivwas locate»d» as a general merchant, owing me the sum of $74.30. Since then. I had heard nothing of or from him, and had long since moved from thattown and given the amount up as lost. ,. To my great surprise, I received a letter from him last ‘week from San Francisco‘ asking me for a statement of the amount he owed. I complied with his request, and to my further surprise re- ceived by the next mail, a post office order for the full amount. I have not quite get over my surprise, as in forty years’ experience of business, this is the first time such a thing has happened to me, and I have many, many old unpaid accounts on my books. There must be some great inﬂuence in your teachings that produces results like this, and I only hope that your teaching will spread and affect the lives of millions more, to the end that men will live more for principle and less fer gain., I Yours sincerlely, I A. S. « Drummend 'FATHER’S Answer PEACE I _ . A - MAY 22, 1939 A.D..F..'D. Mr. A. S. Drunrmond 1637 Hollywood Crescent, .Victoria, B. C. A Canada’ a ‘ tr My dear Mr. Drurnm‘on‘d’:-- I AM writing to acknowledge your sincere thiankrs for the good effect of this Teaching in the lives of mankind generally. I appreciate know- ing that you have recognized it to bethe prime factor to standardize the Principle of Truth in the lives of men, that the elements of graft‘ and greed might be dissolved forever. \ While men preach and teach true moral values to be the redemption of world chaos and confu- - sion, I AM moving in theirmidst, not only preach- ing the Righteousness of the Law, but actually incul-cating it within the hearts and minds of the children of men whereby evidence shows on every hand, the consistent, practical results of -the .-Science philiosophically and through experience - has taught civilization that the selfishness ‘por- trayed, by men all phases of their existence spells individual and national defeat. V This point is clearly described in the quota- ti-on, “A house divided against itself cannot - stand.” It may well refer to any government, or- ganization, school or industry. . Yet according to true Spirituality, man within himself is..d'ivide,d when he moves 7 contrary to the F;un.d;a_menta1 The NEW DAY ~ 11 May 25m‘, 1939 ’A‘.D.r.D. In co.ntrolli‘ng force of right tthinking and right living. The worldof Christianity admits God to be V the Great Emancipator, the Pana-cea for every ill and adverse condition. Yet, unless man actually walk in the Precepts of this Universa1.Law and personify the characteristics of their faith; un- less they take a Whole-hearted stand in the Cause of Righteousness, true democracyiand Peace, they close the door of their privileges to Life, Liberty, the pursuit and the reality of Happiness. However, ,millions of 1 people standing in the recognition of this Teaching and in the realiza- tion of the reality" of a Living God, even in the midst of World confusion are progressive, inde- pendent and self-supporting, the majority of them. In short, MY followers are true citizens of democracy anywhere, for they carry the Law of Righteousness within them. Truly has it been declared: “Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.” Thus, wishing you success in your work and endeavors, desiring that you might be as I AM this leaves ME ever Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peace- ful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle,Vsinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, fibre and cellrof M ' Bodily Form. 9 . ' Respectfully and Sincere, I AM REV. M. J. DIVINE l\/IJ'D.r Appreciation of FATHER’S Teaching from Canal Zone ' Hector Connor, Cristoabal, C. Z. May 9, .1939. " Rev. M. J. Divine, _ 36-38 West 123rd ,St., New. York, U.S.A. My Dear Father Divine: ‘ - I am taking this opportunity of informing you of one of the very, Wholesome influences of your superb effort to better the conditio-n of all humanity. Sidney Gumbs, an ex-pupiil of my School, after a lapse of several years, walked into my office recently,\and at a time when I most needed finan- cial relief, -and paid a debt which I had struck off my accounts in the usual liquidation of bad debts. ._ He explained to me that, as a follower of your excellent work, it is his duty to perfect his con-’ dition among men.‘ Before leaving, he made as ‘ m.agnific-ent effort ftp, convince me of the lofti-. ness of your aims.an»d the good ] that .,.LiS_iderived»i 3 by allvwho come under} your influence.“ f 7, I have 9 p.l.edge,clTz that -I shall see. i it’ that his (Be-tte.r known as FATHER DIVINE) May 25:11, 1939 ALD.F.D. , Th'eNEWDAY 97, good example does not fall on deaf ears, nor. on sandy" grounds. _ I I " Yours truly, ~ I HECTOR CONNOR, Principal, Dunbar Model and Commercial . V _ School. FATHER Writes in ‘Return ' PEACE I , MAY 23, 1939 A.D.F.D. Mr. -Hector Connor ’ Principal, Dunbar Model and Commercial School Cristobal, Canal Zone i I My dear Mr. Connor‘:- I write as I Wish to advise I have received your letter in which you acknowledge the liquida- tion of an account one of MY followers incurred» several years ago. Your gratitude for his honest act fulfill.ed through the influence of the Spirit of MY Mind- and the Mind of MY Spirit among men, is indeed appreciated, for it’ bespeakse 5‘Righteousne«ss is Marching On.” I-t is indicative of the Power of the Invisible Mind to transmit the Truth and to - bring about a real conversion among men. ., If the negative forces of life can corrupt the freedom and Peace of civilization, the"l‘ruth, that has its foundation before the beginnings of " the world, can surely enliven mankind in the . Hope of their Redemption. , Hence, those who enlist their lives in the cause of Peace, seeking to be apostles‘ of Righteousness, shall find their captivity to adverse and undesir- able conditions lifted. As in the experiences“ of millions today, those of MY followers who ex- emplify the standard‘ of this Teaching in -deeds and in actions, are freed from physical bondages, and from lacks, wants‘ and limitations. I \While certain laws, rule-s and regulations ‘may apparently bar men from their rightful privileges and equal opportunities ‘of life, yet MY follow- ers express, their independence, having found Peace within their he-arts, health and strength .‘ of mind and body. ~ I‘ I ‘ It is a privilege to look beyond the present state‘ of affairs ‘and to behold a universal peo- ‘ ple moving in the freedom of a Righteous Gov- ernment, no longerbound to conditions of war- fare and using their skill and ability to develop science and inventionfor destructive purposes, , but who live and seek to advance civilization» I-economic-ally, industrially, socially, education- ally and scientifically. ‘ , Therefore, as you grow in the,Stature. of MY Spirit and MY IMind,. you will throw. off the limziti-ations and the preconceptions of your finite‘ versionsof things and you will rise above every I, undesirable, condition, for it _:is. given‘, in the I ,‘G.6,Spel of St..1\/Iatthew: V I 1 don; «or; ,[and§His ,Righteousn ‘;‘Seél< lye, first tl'\ie-o ‘Ki,ng_-I < things shall be added unto you.” lVIen need no longer be boundito the World of’, I falsity and misunderstanding, for the Light of Righteousness is proving the reality of this Truth, wherein as I stand I would that you might be, as this ‘leaves ‘ME Well, Healthy, Joyful, Pe~acef~‘u'1, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Hap- py in Spirit, ~»Body' -and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone“ and I A even in every atom," fibre andcell of MY Bodily ' Form. ' I 4 . Respectfully and Sincere, I AM REV. M. J. DIVINE I (Better known as FATHER DIVINE), MJD.r , ‘ d - A Follower Pays “an Assumed Debt of “$15 " "R 1, "7 Wesit 43rd Street I - ,New York City , ; I . May 20, 1939 Rev. M. J. Divine, . 1887 Madison Ave. New York City ,, Dear Sir:~ , " Several Weeks ago I received a money order for $75.00 as payment for a debt which one of your members felt she owed me. Her name is ’ Joy Faithful. d lam very grateful to you as well as to her for this act of Honesty which I realize is one of your teachings. - Very sincerely yours, I Wm. L. Daniel. FATHER Expresses .Ap-preciationl PEACE . , d , MAY 23, 1939 A.D.F.D.. Mr.‘ Wm. L. Daniel I -I I 7 West 43rd Street New York City . My -dear Mr. Daniel:—- , I-received your letter of the 20th andoapprevci. ate the courtesy of your a~cknowledgm.ent of the "sum. of Seventy-five Dollarspaid you by one of MY followers for a back debt. Millions, who walked in the course of the world subjectto the Vanityi of men, have found freedom in the Light of this «Spiritual Understanding I transmitting and conveying‘ to all mankind. Through this u_nfold'ment men, have become God-conscious. They realize the Universal Mind of the Infinite is subconsciously their true nature, I ‘whereby they are en-deavoring to walk in the - Light of Righteousness, Justice and Truth that p theymight become rightful heirs to the abun-, I ” dant life created for-the children. of men. It is ‘for this cause that MY Work and Missioniii «among men is to remove the limited barriers of , misu_nderstanding, of ignorance and of sin, that" _~ - es-s,;;i and “all ~th.e'se : .-have. thrown , ‘civilization’ ,.iiit‘o present’ ., B<=3>I¥QIIii.¢if \ 98 - politic'al and social adversities today. A . By MY Righteous Government Platform men have a foundation that will supplant theirformer "complicated methods,» laws, rules and regula- tions of government control, Herein they‘ will find no compromise with any force of selfish- ness, greed and corruption, for absolute Freedom, “ Peace and Justice cannot prevail by any arbitrary standard or biased method of men, but can only become effective through and by" the exact Law and Standard of Righteousness, Justice and ,Truth. As I continue to stress, as with an individual, so with a nation; and with all nations collectively, I would that men would unite upon the Standard that millions of MY followers pursue, that Peace and Righteousness might fill theearth and the Truth endure forever. , With sincere wishes to you, desiring that you might be as I AM, this l.eaves ‘ME ever Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Suc- cessful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, lim.b, vein and bone and even in every atom, fibre‘ and cell of MY Bodily Form. . Respectfully and Sincere, I AM .\ V » , ‘ REV. M. J. DIVI-NE (Better known as FATHER DIVINE) M.}iD..r Old Account Paid to Colorado Newspaper I . . A Telluride, Colorado May 17, 1939 Father M. J. Divine 1887 Madison Avenue lNeW York, N. Y. Dear Father Divine: We are in receipt of a money order covering the indebtedness of Mrs. Dacia Dowd Colp and We Wish to thank you very much for this. There is a lot about your great work that We learn only by hearsay, but we feel that you are doing a great work founded upon the principles of individual integrity. Such work cannot help but be of the most importance to right living an-d human progress. - May every success and happiness be yours. Thanking you and trusting you will continue your work for many years to come, We are, ‘ Sincerely‘ yours, Paul Vohs R E C E I P T . In account with The San Miguel County Journal Telluride, Colorado ' Mrs. Dacia Dowd Colp by Miss Ann T. iWord it ,May 16, 1939 This is to certify that the account. of the above p ravine Telluride --Journal I ishsslipaid inyfull. in "the s, i. . A The NEW DAY May 25m, 1939 A.D.F.D. sum of . . $4.50 The Journal Thank you very much By Paul Vohs, Owner Reply by FATHER A PEACE , , T _ MAY -22, 1939 A.D.F.D— Mr. Paul Vohs The San Miguel County Journal Telluride, , Colorado My dear Mr. Vohs:- I Write to advise, I received yours of the 17th and highly appreciate your response, as you es- teem the Work of MY Mission among men. . You will find that which is even universally known by those who highly adjudge this Work of Peace and Righteousness, is but a sketch and a reflection of a percent of a percent of a percent of a fraction of a grain of the profundity and reality of] it. _ A new world is opening up to men as they become mentally and Spiritu-ally enlightened in the Truth. True Spirituality has not been ad- vanced among men, neither could it be for the, prophecy has declared: “The Sceptre (the law) shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from ‘ between his feet, until Shiloh come; and unto‘ Him shall the gathering of the people be.” Hence, as the Law of Righteousness, Justice and Truth moves out amongthe children of men, transmitted through the Spirit of ‘MY Mind and the Mind of MY Spirit, it is working cancellation of all evil" and building up first within the indi- vidual heart and then collectively, the .Govern- ment that shall Righteously and Equitably pre- dominate among all people. I s It is good for men to‘ harmonize with ME, hold- ing back their prejudices, their preconceived ver- sions and limited conceptions of the Truth, for I AM tearing the veil of mysticism andof mate- rialism in twain, lifting men out of their mortal complexes of divisions, races, creeds and colors; for _such are the vices of immorality, the causes of failures, cosmic disasters and national decay‘ in the world. ‘ Hence you see, Righteousness is Marching‘ On, the Sceptre of Peace, Health and Prosperity for all mankind, the Which, as I AM, I would that you might-be, ‘Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Hap- py in Spirit, Body and Mind’ and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, fibre and cell of MY Bodily Form. . Respectfully and Sincere, I‘ AM REV. M. J. DIVINE“ gi(Bea.er, known. as FATHER DIVINE) I .JAR:JW A "My dear Mr, Ross:- 99 May 25th, 1939 A.D.F.D. Thanks FATHER for «His Inﬂuence JOHN A ROSS Counsellor At Law 119 Nassau St. New York ' Cortlandt 7-4057 - May 15th, 1939. Rev. M. J. Divine, C 156 West 126th Street, New York, N. Y. Dear Rev. Father Divine: It is with a great deal of pleasure form you that a few weeks ago, one, Miss Blessed Mary, came into my office and paid me the sum of $25.00 that I had loaned her ‘many years ago. I wish to express my deepest thanks _to you for ‘ your ' influence upon (Beatrice Fraser) Miss Ble-ssed Mary,in taking care of the aforesaid loan. “I realize that if it had not been for the faith and righteousness that you inspired in your disciple by reason of your splendid teachings, that the aforesaid probably never would have been repaid. Again thanking you, I am a Very truly yours, I John A. Ross FATHER Replies PEACE May 20, 1939 A.D.F.D. Mr. John A. Ross, Att. 9 119 Nassau Street New York City 1 Your communication of the 15th, acknowl- edging the restitution of an indebtedness by one of MY followers, is received. I AM glad to know that you appreciate the quality of Honesty that has caused the debt to be paid, which, as you say, probably would never have been repaid otherwise, especially as one considers thelength of time already elapsed. More than tongues could. tell, and more than printed books could ‘hold, are the , manifested thoughts and deed-s of expression of millions to- day in the Spirit and Mind of Righteousness, Justice and Truth. . " The characterization of ’this_Principle is not only reflected through the demonstrations of the honest acts of,MY followers, but it is the con- centration of lives in the est-ablishment of Right- eousness on the -earth among men, WherebyiJohn in the Apocalypse declared, “The kingdoms of thisgworld shall become to be the Kingdoms of our God and His Christ.” . S, It is _for this cause that you can observe the Work of MY Mission activesin all fields of life, I for the kingdom of political“ autocracy, the king- , darn, or empire of the money lords, the kingdom ’The NEW DAY‘ that I in- _ of racial dominance and many other kingdoms of this world built up in the tendencies of graft and greed and selfishness,‘ they all shall be-come . under this Omnipotent Law -of, Righteousness, Justice and Truth, to be """the— Kingdoms of our God and His Christ.” ‘ . As above mentioned, tongues cannot tell, nor books reveal, the Work of Righteousness estaba lished in your midst, butthe Foundation is be- ing laid as I convert the ,characteristics and the nature of the human heart and mind unto Right- eousness, Justice and Truth. . I By this ‘Principle men individually and na" tions collectively will be solidified, for the Prin- ciple spells Cooperation, Peace, Harm~ony.~ It is the solvent of the momentous problems of the governments of all nations, evenas it has solved ' the problems and brought Health, Peace and Freedom to millions who have taken. a stand for this Righteous Government Platform that I have drafted from the Righteous minds of men. 9 Therefore, as I unfold the Spirit of Truth and Righteousness among men I AM building up a universal Kingdom, whereby I would that you and all men might enjoy the abundant life of this Consciousness ‘wherein I stand, and be as _ this leaves ME Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Hap-s py in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limib, vein and bone and even in every atorn, fibre and cell of MY Bodily; Form. Respectfully and Sincere, I AM REV. M. J. DIVINE . _(Better known as FATHER DIVINE); lMJD.r ,. ,_ . ‘ ‘lg A Follower Pays Customs Duty, Avoided ink 1930 TREASURY DEPARTMENT , Bureau of Customs . Washington, D. C. 9 0272 _ ' May: 11, 1939. Miss Andrew Reed, ’ ’ 16 West 131 Street, New York, N. Y. Madam: I 9 ,Receipt.is acknowledged of your letter.dated April 20, 1939, enclosing a money order for $5.00 as duty due the United States on certain material brought into the United States by you on board I the SS. “Zakap~a”.. from the British West Indies 0’ _ in 1930. A . You state you were prompted to send this . . V money order to the Bureau of Customs “through the mind and spirit of Father Divine’? and re- quest that he be advised of your act. * ‘ In accordance with your request, a copy at no ,1"ATh,eh,.NEWl)VA\YAdi" 1na,;2e.h,193,,M_D_ this letter is being forwarded to Reverend M. $050 found on Cherry Hill road to High VFa11‘1s, April (date . D’. ' 1152-160 West 126eStr notgivem ‘ . 1 lirymne’ eat’ New York’ Ford hub C&p11«f0'L11I'15d, front of Departxnent Store of Fa- ‘ .1‘ ~ _ V ther Divine’s ‘Peace Mission, High Falls, March 31st. . Very truly yours, . Red plaid scarzf found, Vfront of Shoe Repair shop of Fa»- (Slgned) C, W, SIMONSON, 1 _Oth-er ]V3_ivi)n»e"skPeace .Missio_n, High Falls, April 3rd. -— 'A1C1ting1 Deputy C0mmiSSi1On1er of11C1uSt0ms_ ne pair lac , and one pair brown shoes found, A«u- , 1. _ A .. 1 _. V _ V... , ditoriuvm of 36-38 West-1*23rd St., N. Y. C. May 9th. CWS HLH V ‘ f ‘ . 1 I._V.Vady’s'watch left i'n'Auditoriiim of 156 W. 126th St., King- ’ ’ dom Extension, during month of April. ' _ O V “ I V ‘- V _ $1.00 found, 158 W 126th St., week of April 9th. FATHER Writes Against Discrimination in $130 found: 73 W- 124th St-. list N0V- 28th , , “ . 1 _ 9’ Pocketbook found, Central Park, near 81st St., bearixng Connection Wltll The New Day, name Golden. Star, May 6th; ‘ "1 PEACE ‘ $1.00 found, 1Sa1msonvi11‘e Lodge, Peace Mission Extension also a pocket mirror, May 'IﬂI. - . A MAY 24, 1939: A.D.F.D. Mr. Franklin Hopper _ _ . _ V 11 _ ” 1 Chief of Circulation De-pt. A v ., P E A C E N EW York Public Library 1 A ‘ A This is thefi1n.a1 route for the Parade which will be held 1 Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street V 1 in Newark, N. J.,‘ on Sunday, May‘ 28th, 1939 A.D.F.D., at New York City g 1 1 1 two o’clock sharp. 1 My dear.MrV Hoppei-3,, 11 ~ _ 1 V V hstertintg ]V;>o1int;, Peace Mission Extension, 326 Mullbe-rry Miss Grace Denling of 35 West 11.5,,th1S-t-reelt, Street. Proceed north toVLafayette Street,-left on LarEagvet- . . 1 1 .1 — te to Broad Street; left on Broad Street to Clinton Ave- has forwarded your letter of the 12th to her, that _ . v , , 1 1 1 nue, to Avon A1ven1ue,-to Barclay, right on Barclay to I might respond _to 15am?‘ , _ _V _ , West Kinney to Broomé Street; right on1Broome Street to I Wlsh to ad=V13? c_Qnce’rn1ng your pemnlttlng Court Street; left on Court Street to Belmont ,.Avenue; The New Day Pemodlcal to be Sent to the 135th right on Belmont Avenue to Norfolk Streetgto 13th Ave-V Street Branch and 3150 the Harlem Branch nue; left on 13th Avenue to Newton Street; left on Newton Library, but not to the main library or other" Street to 14th Avenue; right on 141th" Avenue to Camden; branches, AM not for localization, bu1t,I oppose left on Camden to ’15tJh Avenue; .rVi»gh=t on 115th Avenue to localization. A v I ‘ South 71th Street; left on So1uﬁh.71ih Street to Han; 4263 I AM bringing an abolition. to. the act of segre- S1prirrgfie1d Avenue; Laurel Garden. _ gation and the discriminatory‘ practices. The~re-- A Directions: From New York City: fore’ I W111 not endorse the act of MY followers Take Pennsylvania ‘or Hudson and 11\/Itanhetttan trains at 1A ‘ﬁending any copies to the Harlem B.ranCheS"1 Cor.t1a_=nd1Vt Street to Newark Terminal. Waitkfour blocks 1°? ‘?my cause Wh",‘t'eVer the? are de.P“‘,’ed ,°f the 1to Mu«lberry,Street,V1eft on Mulberry"Stree‘t_ to see. Pnvllege of Sending them to the mam hbrary in case you areynot in timefor the Parade when you Vand to an of the other branches" A \ 1‘ arrive at the Newark terminal, take 1Sp7ri~n.1g‘field Avenue Respectfully and Sincere, I AM 1 ,but (No; 25) to 463 Springfield Avenue, Laurel Garden. REV. M. 11.1. DIVI-NE Thank You: FATHER-‘ = Still on hand, the usuasl lost and found articles, such as ' Peace (Better known as FATHER DLVINE) 1 A _ . i . Tel. NEpperh&n 7100-1 lV.[JD.r ‘ , 1 1 FRANK’tS. V LOST AND FOUND - Finest Quality Meats, Poutry, Provisions and A V‘ _V V ‘FATHER. DIVINE PEACE MISSION _ V A ' ,1 Fish at R¢aS0nab]e‘1PriceS A . .1 Call at this number to obtain lost and found articles. . . ' A _ A I 1 $4.00 fo1un«d,V119'1:h St., .a.nd Madison Ave], May 18th. PEACE1 ’ A ~ We “hank 350% FATHER $1.00 found, 21511 W. 129th Street. May 9th. 1 ' ' ‘ , 1 * 1 Ma1n’s Waltha-m wrist watch with leather band found", Hotel V 1. E . C- ‘ _,Richl\au, Gary and Leavenwo-r1t1h Aves, San Francisco, “1 V: , VV Ladles and -Men S F1116. ‘Shoes 91'Ye3‘1'51 ag°~ 1 ' Sulco“ Pe‘di‘c1Supreme. Arch Brace LaVdy»s pocketbook containing check and other a”rtic1«ee mg_5th AVE V not 1133VrdVVand 13 ml VSt1s_1 1 1V N_V‘Y1_,_C.V. found, Claremont Avenue and 122nd St._ Ma1y..15th. 1 keys, pi11ns,'brooches, urnib-rellvas, scarzfs, capes, hats, sweaters ‘PEACE11 1‘ A 1 We Thank Y0‘-“L FATHER W “ahxd several coats, at Peace Mission Extenrsio-n, 158 West , 3' 1 1 A A 1 ‘ A —1_2‘otn1 Str1ee7t. . 1, A 1 1 PEACE MILIJNERV $3.00 found, 326-328 Mulberry St., Kin1g*domiExtension,1last “ V .V 1‘ Hats made, to,-«m,dm_V and remodeled of April... 11 . V V , 1 Change to the amount of $11.36 fovuznad, 326-328 Mu-Fberryi St., month of April 1 ‘ A 1 1 Also all kinds of ﬂowers. - 1 , 1 ‘VDIVINE Prices. A 1 s1'.o_o tonne, 1sVe1“.vice.Startion, _IVIVi,gn Fans, M» V V mnou -mss16iq_‘1"11IExmn_s1oiv,_1os_ it May 25th, 1939 A.D.E‘.D. ; RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT. NEWS WEEKLY FORUM NOTICE Weekly Forums at 8:30 P. M. New York City 152-160 West 126th St., Fridays I 204 West 63rd St., Wednesdays 10,000 ‘TO PAY $1.25 TO EAT AT FAIR ‘. BANQUET . -V A need for the adoption of FATI-IER’S "economic plan was shown at the 126th Street Righteous Gover-nment Forum on Friday, May 19, when J-ob Patience told the audience that on June 3, 10,000 boys and girl scouts in the United States are to pay $1.25 each to eat at a banquet given for them at the Wo~rl=d’s Fair. On-e mother‘ qiuerried, according to Mr. Job, “Can my boy bring His own lunch?” » The answer, on order from the Board of Ed-ucavtio-n, was: “S'tuden-ts carrying lunches will not be recognized at the fair.’ All can apepre-ciate the expression of economic free- dom needed in this case. Mr. Kevie Frankel, Peace Mission legal representative, cited briefly the spending of millions of dollars by the U. S, government for war on crim.~e,* when the followers . of FATHER spend their money constructively for the cornamon good of all. He said, “'Ilhe Constitution and the 13:11. of Rights should be taught to the p-eogpéle in order to produce true Ameri-canism.” A Dr. Broaxdman commented upon make true Americans. He declared: “I-Ionesty, respect, self-support, paying old bills, and love for one’s fellow brother. are the qualities of true Americanism.” He sum- marized FATI-I'ER’S accomplishinents for visitors and said, “FATHERS teaching of the Brotherhood of man and the x FATHERI-I=OOD of GOD are true Americanism.” Miss Wilde commented upon the u;prig‘htn=ess, .ordea', and trustw-orthin-ess noticeable among FATI-IER’S followers. She said, “I have come to the new Jerusalem.” Mir. Chester Thmnas, Brooklyn attorney, in his usual dynamic outburst, expressed appreciation for the atmos- phere of Peace, joy, an-d happiness found in these audiences" where FATHERS spirit has access. I-Iewent on to tell of the segregation and discrimination encountered. I-Ire de- clared, “FATHER is removing these practices. however, and soon all will walk the streets of Georgia and Berlin as they walk the streets of New York.” _ Mrs. Wynne said: “I would rather be in this meetin«g than be any place else in this world. I have learned dur- ing my visits to the Extensions, three more ‘fine prinlciip-l-es: Love of fellow brother; when there is anyone to thank, it’s FATHER; and to1=era«nce.”‘ She declared, “Politeness is a bulwark, against inrpoliteness.” “ {iHoUsANns GREET FATHER/DIVINE 'AT ROCKLAN D PALACE MASS MEETING The first of a series of mass meetings sponsored by the New Day Publishing Co., which will continue througliout the summer months, got under way at the eRock'l«and Pal- ace. 155th Street, 8th Aiv-e., on Sunday, May 21st. whene thousands gathered to pay hoim-aoge to FATHER DIVINE, the KIN'GlOFx KINGS. The purpose of these meetings is ,_to accomrnodialze the many who lriirne to rug N EWOD A-Y the principles wthicih 101 into the small auditori-u-ms to‘l~ea;rn.mor.e of the w*ocrl~i7 and mission of FATHER. The trek of the masses started :from dawn, a-ndfbefore m-id-at-ternoon the hell was c-rowided to standinsg room. V1si«to«rs from all parts of the world were present, among them Mrs. Wilde from Australia, and Mrs. Wynne, wife of former Health _Commissio;ner Wynne. or! New— York. ' During the iafternoon the Speal~:ers” Bureau presented as a topic for discussion, “True Asmericanisim.” Mr. John Lamb, of FATH-ER’S secreta-rial staiff, read a bill intro- duced in Congress, to do away with different wage. scales foremiployxment of the same types. This is in accord with the 14th plank under Economics in the Righteous Govern- men-t Platform. Before reading, he told of visiting the State Legislature during‘ its closing hours, and finding Republicans ‘threatening to investigate Democrats, and Democrats saying, “If. you -investigate us. we will investiv gate you.” Finally both decided to call it off. The pRose='buds, a group of Peace Mission adolescents, stirred the audience with their presentation and added mu-ch enthusiasm to the already enthused crowds. -Their contributions were marked by a play “The reality of " Heaven.” T~hiis.depi~cted the religious world and its turn»- ing from death to life by accepting the teachings oil‘. FA- THER; the educational world and its recognition of F‘A- ‘ TI-IER’S personificationl as the greatest contribution to it; and finance, with the coming together of capital and labor as the only solution for its ills. REPORT OF THE FORUM 'AND SJPEAKERS’ BUREAU, O7AKLAN’D,- CALIF. At the Joint Session of the Forums at 14*8'5—--8th Street on April 30th, the Peace Mission served a lovely Banquet at 9 A. M. The viiorvaitions were high and many -enjoyed this blessing. , ' FATHER has blessed us to a Svpeakvers’ Bureau which meets there every Sunday a-fternoon. The Educational Planks were discussed, and many points were browglrt out. One ocfi the teachers from the Prescott School ex» pressed her pleasure at being present. The Principal oi? the school was ‘pres-ent that evening, but the vibration was so high that she did not care to have anything to say. On May 7th alovely group of JFATI-IER’S children from the Bay Region and various other points journeyed to Santa. Cruz and enjoy-ed a glorious Spirituail and m»a«ter»ia1A feast there. I On Meyr 14th the Speakers’ Bureau continued the disc cussion of the Educational Planks. One of the teachevrs, Mrs. May Schenkofsky, upon being‘ :introduced. said, “Peace, FATHER! Peace, everyone!-” She stated that after kaeepi-nrg quiet for two‘ years concerning how, the V backward children are neglected in the schools, FATH=ER’S Spirit would not allow her to keep quiet any longer, though she has been changed to three sohoots. She feels now that, with the help of FATHER, these children be taken care of. For some time she did not wish to accept these b-a-ckward classes, but now she has one of the largest backward classes, and FATHER‘ has taught her how to work with them. so that they will be interested and males- T, PEACE A 02463 . em Ave. 0 sexes use CRAVEN smmn: » 1:02‘ Receiver is_Asked. For Hearst’ Firm Wilmington, Del, May 15, :iA.D.F.D. Three ‘s-tockholders asked the U. S. Di-strict Court here today to appoint a receiver for Hears-ti Consolidated Publications, Inc. The suit c-harg.ed- neglect,~ mismanagement and waste. ‘ I '1‘-‘hie receiver, the bill of complaint ‘says, would “take ‘possession out all the monies,-assets and properties,” and conserve them. pending final determination of the litiga- HOLDS AMERICA SHOULD NOT TRUST,‘ IN ARMS T ’ By Charles Hooper. I emerge from retirement to urge the Con.g*r.ess to de- {eat any measure that would arm America on a vast scale. ' ‘ - The coming great world struggle will be between “ideologies,” between philosophies and ideas,’ not be- tween armies. . Hitler and this like will be overthrown not by armies but by the divine power and wisdom of a com— ing “philosopher king”———a Messiah, or the Messiah him: Ielf. *He always comes when the need for him is “greatest. “Put them in "fear, 0 Lord; that the nations may know themselves to be but men.” “AM they that take the sword shall perish with the sword.” Hundreds of passages of Scripture tell us to put our trust not in arms but in the power of God. Our very coins teach us more wisely than our statesrnen——“In God We Trust.” ' . America, heed! “Some trust in chariots, and some in horses; but welwill remember the name of the Lord our God. They are brought down. and fallen; but we are risen, and stand upright.” ‘* ‘ (From editorial ‘ page, N. Y. World-Telegram.) Tel. JE. 7-7259 PEACE Bitlerl Brosg, inc; “I218 BROOK AVE. NEW ironic CITY Tel. LE 4-3471 , ‘ * MPEACNE L. MHRCHENBAUM, ' Wholesale Distributor of Florida and California Fruits At Lowest Rates ‘ ’ 1551 Park ‘Ave Bet. 1111:}! & 112th Sts. ' N. Y. City, We Thank You FATHER Peace Modesty Dining Room Meals Served in Fatherﬁs Mind’ and Spirit ' N. Y'.- CITY Near 132nd Street. ' PILGRIM ‘r » Highland iﬁingston, N. Y. _ PEACE “Bakers of home-like pies” Phone: IN- 9T3.§06 T E The Talk or Harlem‘ HYGRADE Ice: CREAM , T “ 'r ii at N E AT A 0 ,0 eimay 25.11,, 1939 A‘.D,F.‘D. A Promised Land Advertisers PEACE ‘ 7 " Thank You, FATHER Lane-Sargent, Stores, Inc. ‘ Sc.--.-106.--N-$1.00 and up DEPARTMENT STORES New Paltz T Marlboro Tel. 3002 PIEACE AI/.3 Service Station TIRES -— llsed and New Standard Makes All Sizes 124 N. Front» St. Kingston, N. Y. Phones: 2000-2001 PEACE Wm. c. S(HRYVEB LUMBER (0. Im. Lumber, Sash, Doors, Trim and Mason Materials. Millwork" 9. Specialty Roofing Materials -- Builders’ Supplies 363 Forxhall Ave. Branch Yard: Main St. Rosendale, N. Y, Phone 70 PEACE Thank You. FATHER PEACE EXCHANGE Route 212, Mail Box 72, Saugerties, N. Y.‘ ~ Rooms '--_' Meals —» Groceries —- Clothing Shoes -'- Gas i— Tires -— Batteries — Hardware ‘We thank You, FATHER ECONOMY SHOP Used Clothing —— Sanitary ‘ Dresses, 15c up —- Coats, $1.00 up -— Shoes, 150 up Hats, 10o up, etc. -— Dressmaking, Own Ma‘.terial,. 750 up 34 w. 1l5thlSt., N. Y. City, Ulster County,’High Falls, N. Y; i i 0 PEACE, . Tel. 294 V _ E rill.‘ R. GREEN iPainter Paperhanger Tell him what you want and get quick results 40 wogonwomm AVE. Yonkers, N. Y. TFORSALE ‘V Ideal summer home; cool, four-room cabin; fireplace; 7 mi. university town; 30 ft. to fishing; includes mining claim ‘—- 2680 ft. tunnel cutting rich veins 1200 it./below“ «surface of mines. \ 4 Write Mrs..F. E. Carroll, cio C. C. Buck. J acks-onville, Oregon. , v Thank You, FATHER /" I ’ IN. 9-4545 ._ IQ . A PEACE From Ranch. to You. ‘ - p and Wholesaleg H Mayzsth, 1939 A.'I).F.D."“” i NEW‘ The following is taken from. the Daily Iieports of the Agents from’ the “NEW D(AY‘”pp in contacting prospective advertisers in the business and professional field. " These reports as printed below, b are for the consideration of the reaction these different businesses and individuals express toward FATHER DIVINE and HIS Peace Mission Movement. It .-includes the name of the firm, the individual contacted, the address, and remarks or comments. Also the name of the one making the report. REPORTS OF GOLDEN LIGHT NEW YORK CITY Morris Olshin. Woolens, 8 West 4th Stre-et,~N. Y. C. One ‘ of the sisters had purchased woolens here and ‘found them very reasonable as they are a who-l~esale place. The young woman in the store told the sister she \ would take an ad and to send an agent atonce. The first time I called she was not .ina~nd when I arrived again she said, ‘‘He’s changed his -mind and does not wta-nt to advertise. I’m sorry.“ But when I told the sister she was not satisfiied‘ and returned to the place and came back to me to say I was to go on Sa-turday for the ad, as it was the Dad who did not want to advertise. I talked to the young woman and she was very harmonious and i-nterested in Fa’oher’s work‘ and said she would come up to Rockland Palace, when I invited her. She is especially interested in needle-' craft and dieveloping new ideas. She took an ad for one. ‘week to try it out and wished me Peasbe and bl-essinigs _ when I left. Thank You Father. ~ . Martinez Express, 11 East’ 116th St., Y. C. This is a second hand furniture store as well as an express. Miss Victory Luke had asked me to call as she had found his ‘prices reasonablie. He only took an ad for one week as he“ felt he had to donate to every cause but he was willing to help in his way with one ad. He agreed that we all want Peace. 4 Lillian 0’Bryen-Employment Agency, 90~59 Sutphin Bl/vd., J amaioa» N. Y. agency had refused to ‘advertise when I calledon them. One of the sisters““report-ed tome the following experience. _'1‘he sister asked at the agency if they took a fee from both the ernxployver and the em-- ployee. '1‘he'woman asked if this was Father D-ivi-ne’s idea and said for the sister to tell Him to mind His. own busi- ness. The sister said it was her own idea, asying. The woman asked her if she was trying to tell her how to run her business, and told her not to comeback, and to tell Father Divine to ‘mind His own business. It is wonderful. 7 Norton's Department Store, 34 West 14th Street, ‘N. Y. . C. I had called here about a year ago without resu-'.lt*s. This. time I again talked to Mr. Aibramson; advertising manager. "He said another agent‘ had been to see him re- cently and he unearthed the New Day on his desk. He said they are not advertisinlg in magazines now. J He said ‘they, might at some later date. Kramer Shoe shops,‘ 2570 Broadway and 2203 Broadway. M N. Y. C. Stores-also in ‘New Rochelle. N. Y.‘ and Green- ‘ . PEACE wich, \“Co.nn. Mr. Kramer had neverv heard anyﬁhinsg oi! Father Divin~e’s‘*~work except from. newspapers and he seemed to realize this head not been true. ' A sister who. hsald worn his shoes for over three years asked me to call. They also handle Warlk-over and Matrix shoes.‘ At first he wondered if he would get results by advertising.. But as Itold him more of Father’s wonderful. work he be- came very harrnonio-us, and agreed with all malt Fﬂher is advocating. Finally after telling him‘ of thevwork for an hour or more he said he would advertise as he wished to cooperate even if he didn’t see‘ results. He took a two inch ad for four weeks and as he gave me the money he remarked that maybe this was the bestway he ever spent this small sum of money and of course I knew it was. 'l‘han.k You Father. cALu-'o°RNIA Aovsmassns * We Thank You, FATHER . Call day or night 0 Tel. Templebar 8776 LADY AT'J.‘ENDAN"1‘ -- PERFECT SERVICE on-iAm.ss BAKER MomuAmﬁ BAKER -:.- TAYLOR M p- M Reasonable ‘Rates “I CHAPEL 1214 8th srnsar oakiama, Ca - X p .. . —We '.1"’hanklYou,‘iFATHER "Call Day or Night 9 Tel. Higate 1524 i HUDSWN FUNERAL HOME e AND DIRECTORS Lady Beautician for Women Flmerals, $75 and up CHAPEL .953 8th STREET ‘ PEACE Peace 7 _ >_ '_I‘el. 64875 I thank FATHER for~~H1s Love and Blessings JOHN R. MILITER Plumbing 134 North Center St. PEACEY . Father Y Divine Peace Restaurant MEALS‘ TEN AND FIFTEEN cinrrs ‘ A Co‘-operative Non-profit Enterprise 3823 PASADENA AVE_ Los ANGELES, CALIF. Baldwin Park, cam. “It Is Wonderfull!” We Thank You, FATHER 1-. .. .- ".1 v ,. THOREGGSY Phone: Rlohmond .2643 . Los Angeles, Calif. C. Neil-Thor ‘ \ those desiring to know Oakland, Calif. f V2021 Hoover $t. Ion I TheNEWD~AY A May 25:11, 1939 A.D.F.D. ' Colg*ate»Pa;1mo-live-Peet Company, 105 Hudson St, Jer- sey Ci-by, N. J . ‘As flhis comp-any has no main office in New York City, I wrote to ﬂheivr main oicfice in Jersey City, exp!-ai.ni-ng ﬁhe vaclue of cooperating by advertising in The New Day. After not hearing from. them in about three weeks, I wrote them a short letter and asked for a ‘ re-.po“r't so that we would know if they cared to advertise. The zfozilowing letter was received: Established 1806 ‘ ~ Colgate-Pazlmoli-ve-Poet Company Executive Offices ‘ 105 Hudson Srtree-t Jersey City, New Jersey I - May 3, 1939 in: semen Light ‘ Advertising Agent The New Day 156 West 126th Street New York City Dear Light: , Replying to your letters of March 30 and Aqoril 19, we me indeed sorry that it widsl not be possible? for us to taike spesce in your pwbtii-cation, The New Day. Our megaz-ine iadvertizsinrg is confined to the genetrai I gyuhiiciartimis with mass cincwlation. It is not possible for us to use special pnbiicatim anpepeahng to any particular group of the merit of such publications as ad- vwertising media. I - We regret -that it will not be possible fog; -us to take mouse hi your pwblication at this time. Cvordiainy yours twlxgraste-Pa1moé1ive~Peet Company ‘ R. C. Robertson I Advertising Depanrtrnerrt Ei=Si‘e’s TIi?!‘i?1?t Bake Shop, 280 West 1251!}: St, N. Y. C. I had caiied and left a New Day and told the manager about adve-rti~si.ng.M When I met the owner she vwas very much interested and said she had wanted to see me. She toild me she had stacrted her shops because when she had three sma-1:1 ohilidren she was too poor to buy cakes and sweets for them. She had a desire to have a bakery with very low priees so the poor could have sweets too. The prices are so low people ask if the goods are strictly fresh, but they awe, and very nioe. This shop hadn’t been open two weeks and »a; picket from the Harlem Labor Union had appeared that a;ﬁternoo.n. She has mixed help and the only rea»so«n they were picketing the shop was that one of the girls who had Worked there would not accept part time work when she couldn’t be kept full time and her mother got the I~I/emlem Union to picket the place. She of course “has mixed helip. She shei believed Father Divine could help her as He has helped so many people. I suggested she. write Him and she said she would. Then I invited her to the banquet and she and the manager said they could‘ be over that night. She said she wanted to coo.pe-rate and asked what she should do. I tofld her and she took an ad for 13 weeks. She has shops in. New York City and on Long Island. A121 " u.n».me..m.me moo. It is fol to see such harmony with Fa»ther’s work, a-Ion.-g with mixed help and low prices from the beginning. I thank You .F1a«t'her,i as the Folilowers had very much wanted 1 nice bvatkery nearby to patronize. , s. H. Kress & 00., 256 West 125th st, N. Y. C._ IA1-rad aehweaidy toﬂad the manvager, Mr. Wright that their head ost- fioe had said it could not advertise but the indiwvid-ual marhaagers might. I called back for his answer and he took an ad for 13 weeks for his store on 125th Street. He said he had asked -th-eﬂ_ma=na:g-er of Woo1worth’s about ad=vea"tis- ing and he had on him it was worth wchile. imank You Father. Morris Gologorsky & Son, 106 Eldridge St, N. Y. C. Woolenvs, Silks, -and Dress Goodss. Mr. Go-loagorsky was very harnmonious. Miss Bunch of Love had been buying from him and had asked me to call. His prices seem very reasonaable. He thought at first that he could not afford B0$TON ADVERTISERS Tel. HAncock 0087 Peace CHARLES D. BLAKE and CO. .1, - Estasbiidred 1869 WHOLESALE -— 1- I A N o s -— RETAIL 372 WASHINGTON s'r., BOSTON We Thank You, FATHER Domemlcx PIZZIFERRI COAL, OIL and ICE CAN BE FOUND FROM St. to W. Canton St, Boston, Mass. Deiiveries made to the door. We Thank You, FATHER IPEEACME RESTAURANT Meals 10c and 15¢: —- Soda 2:: 9:3 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Bammore, Ma. Peaece PEACE Tel. K-en. 1694 4‘ i . PEACE A RGZEN’§ EMARKET M 357 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass. Paitvon-ize your friends; this shop has always been helpful to our cause. Tel. IwI4I.g‘h1«avnds 8150 J. B. JGHNSON Undertaker, Funeral Director Moderate Prices,’ vvithin reach of everyone. Notary Public-—IDayi and Night‘ Service 608 Shawmrmt Avenue Boston, Russ. Tel. GARzrison 3931 _ I ' Peach .3. SAUNDERS and SONS Real Estate and Insurance 398 ewe sziomsmf , PEACE y \. ' _ _ IH. Kaufman, ;I'.I. may 25th, s19739?A.D.F.n. I T 15.. NEW in Art o to tadqvertise, ‘but said he would like to cooperate even if he were not receiving trade from the FIo:l1o«wers. He seemed to iadmire Fathers work, and «said the people so much better educated since Father Divine has "come. Finally he decided to _takIe a 13 week, _a)l'terna*te don.- b :trIact.’ You Father. shop is near Grand >S_trIeet._ the Bowery. I l ' " _ ' M 190 Onohard St, N. Y. C. Beztween I-I~oIuston "Stanton Streets,‘ Hosiery and ‘Underwear, whoulesale and re7ta'i:l. Miss Bunch of Love had been buyin-g here and had asked me to call. R He was quite wislling to co- operate. He only asked that I make his aiddrress clear so they would get his shop, since he is ‘adv.e-rtisi-ng, and his ‘brother is in the next block and is not, He has nothing against his brother, but felt he should have met 'pa.tmn.aIgve since he is the one advertising. He took a 13 vv‘eek,‘a1ter-I note, contract. Thank You F.a»thIer. " Colmado Gautier, Groceries, F«rIuIi.ts., Vegeta«b«1es and Meats, 69 East 111th St., N. Y- C. The mIa.naIger of this ' store used to be maanaiger of the store at 1 W-est‘114th’ ‘St, and, while, he was there they aidvertisetd. The store was sold and now he is managing this store. He sent word that he wanted to advertise and took a 13 week, alternate contract. shows the value men placed on”a1dvertis=ing in The New Day; when one ,moves to a new plaice ocf busi- C ness, not even his own, he gets the owner to let him ad- J A vertise in The New Day. Thank You. Father. Gonshalrs, 172 West 125th s-1., N. Y. 9. They had been L... . tising since they opened until the issue or 1 March 16, 11939. J ust before this when I‘ wentﬁco collect for the ad, the manageor said he had been told there no money for advertising at the time. Later he said the sitiiaitio-n was the same. I I .~ZACCHAEUS HOPE BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ‘ Variety Bztzaar; 1202 Stratford it Ave. lVl?ana»ger. “I-low ‘ nmchi are your ads? I wish I could. I’m sorry, I can’t "today. ’ Do you sell the magazines? I’ll* buy one. I’ll give i you‘ ten cents for it. I think -you are sell-inug them c’hea1p.VN!O?. All right, if Emu won’t take it.” ,_Charlie~ Sing‘, Laundry, 1206 Stratford‘ Ave. is slow. No money. Can’t read Englislh.” ‘ I I.‘ DiMartino”Grocery Store, 731 East Main St. ‘flvliayibe some time in the future. I ca-n’t’a1fford it‘no»w.”. 1. i (iharlie Calcater1*a Fruit & Vegetable] Market, 1209 Strat- ford Ave. “Can’t do a thing. ,1 am up to here («pointing to his neck) in bills. It’s left to thetciredi-tors how mg I remain in business. then. it’s . . . 'we .do1n"t k-no-w,wihat to do; we.ca.n’t make ‘ ends meet. Yes a nice store d~oesl-nit. mean anything. ‘I “Business ‘ , don’t know what’s the matter with.bu-siness.”. . * Standard Fuel 130.. 299 Bishop VA.ve.”Ma’ria-ger. “,‘I coulldinit , _ wbe .interested in that, Miss” (After talring New Day, and looking at it.) 1 I I L ‘ I Bridgeport Thermostat 00., 1225 Connecticut Ave.‘ “Our advertising is don-e by the Reynolds Metals Co. .in Rich»-i mond, Va. All o:E,ﬂhe advertising is handled Ithem.” , M',,Loc“ke Steel Chaim C0,,‘ 1085 Connecticut. Ave. .“‘We made le that we If they choose to ‘clamp down, “well , ,won’1:‘ do any ‘ad}vertisin»g"1 at raithaer I —Sfif'l0WI Isms i 105 we sell to the big -concerns in large Iqu_Ian~tities and "we . don’t need‘ to advertise. Our lawn mowers wesell to the 1 small comgpanies and let‘ them ' "advertise, themselves. So we c_ioIn’t do any advertising at all.” Y‘ Wiping '1,‘owel‘Co.,, McG_uire Iiros.,, Inc, 74 Freeman St. “All. of our advertisi.ng.,is..handled in oujr NEW .Yorl<.: ozfcfice at 2217 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn.” . I ~ I . . Harrington’s ‘Bakery, 1795 Stratford Ave. “‘/We‘ don*t advertise. I 'hav~en’t the: time ‘to ‘read and I haive many things to do.” I ' * ‘-~I'~ j Western Market, Stratfond Ave. “No, no, no, no! We don’t bother with that stui'f.” Be.ck’s Camriauge Shop, 1784 Stnatford Awe. place, Miss. We ‘want to see something cotmiinag. in first. ‘1‘here’s no business now. Maybe some other time.” cnoseo Anvsnrissns Tel. DRex 2366 PEACE or tiitti1’swit snsiti We specialize in Pure. Pork Sannsagé’ 1 All. lines of Groceries, Meats aangl,,‘Vegeta,b€les 617 EAST 451311 STREET ‘ Chicago, In. FACTORY SERVICE MsnroeI Feiws Saies §eWi¢e 603 EAST 47th St. ‘ CHICAGO, EL — Qur prices are most reasonable. We wish to yco-operate}-I thank You, FATHER. Phone I)Rexel_ 8484 . V " We call for and deliver . Master Qgeaners, E-iaiitefrs, Ta Relaairing, Shining II We speciwlize in Ladies’ Silks 121‘ EAST 47th sTm:E_'r Chicago, In. PEACE % V at Mt% L ~T—EI '1 Notary Public _ tﬂusiinossé. Letters Typed 4529 roRnEs'rv1Li“.n AVE. at Tel. oiri¢Ie Oak1,andH_03t56’ Peace Res. oaidand 6.594. or. o. W. mines Physician and Surgeon. , 43os7_so; I PARKWAY, Apt.-._ 3 ‘ I Thank You, LFATI-I-ER m . PEACE N“~I'i"E%-& $®N Progressive Food Store a‘ .. ‘Phone DRexel 2616 ‘Live 'IPo-iiltry Dressed to Order 1 Special Prices to Peoce.Mission ‘ owing and Shoe Rehiuilders I We You, FATHER, Ghioago, in. i ohsmgo, -l'=I-1.: ‘ I “W roim ‘ ~ Boson ‘We deliver free. M ‘. ,Fresl1 Fruits and Vegetables iDaily , y ‘NEWARK. N. 1.,” ADVERTISERS Peace / . 106 Mutual Circle Store & East End Meat Market, 1750 Strait- ford Ave. “No.” A. Mackro, 1753 Stratford Ave. any publication.” , 4, Peoples Food ‘Stores, 1686 Stratford Asve. “We don’t advertise at all. (He had held a_ previous conversation about a certain show that had corrupted 5 the " morals oi.‘ many. I told him of the New Day which would have just the optposite effect on the morals, to what that show had.) He answered, “Well, perhaps I would lrather the other. ”Pe~.a‘l2.a2ps I am one that is willing to be corrupt.” H. Gordon, 4'I‘ailor,‘1613 Stratford Ave. “I have heard of. Him. I can”: do it lady. I haven’t anything to advertise. It wouldn’t pay me to advertise.” Premier Market, 1593 Stratford Ave. “I donit think so. So "as your Church is concerned it is okay.” A. E7 Custom Tailor, 1539 iS*tra-tford Ave. “Yes, I know, but things are pretty bad. I wouldn’t give you an ad.” Ba.rnum_ Market, 1900 Barnum Ave. “We’ve been doing “We doaft advertise in too much adventising; about fifty minstrels in the last month.” A Barnum Lumber Co., 111e,, 1902 Barnum “Our ad- vertising is different. It’s only local‘ and -we get enough to keep us busy right around here.” Barnum Auto Supply Co., Barnum Ave. “You will have to go to the main office‘ at number 80 Se-aview Avenue.” Empire Brass Co., 46 Brookfield Ave. “I am of the manager. You see, we do joib’binzg and we don’t need any ad=.'er-tising, but I will take a subscriiption to your paper. How much is it?" ' PEACE / .. We Thank You FATHER MDRRES BUTCHER SHOP I I o Fresh Killed Jersey Pigs 0 Barbecue Meats 9 Wholesale and Retail are PRINCE STREET 1 , Newark, N. J. Thank You, FATHER. I I ftha-nk“i{ou, FATHER PEAQE §HOP HAIR CUT, 10c--SHAVE, 5o Blessings from Father Divine 215 NORFOLK STREET NEWARK, N. J. \(1 Block from W. Market Street) PEACE We Thank You, FATHER PEAQE RESTAURANT V MEALS 10c. and 150. IN FATHER’S Mind and Spirit « ‘ SHADRACH V. SMILES .. 161 NORFOLK ST. NEWARK, N_ _]_ PEACE PEACE Cooperative Peace Restaurant 120 Bnoom: ESTREET ’Newark, New Jersey ‘Meals bloc 8: L156 .We- Thank You. iI?‘A.'2l‘."flER “The NEWDAY Bridgeport Bag & Jewel:-y\Case Co., 3558 Bishop Ave. “No,‘I’m not interested.” He said this at the sight of the magazine. without my getting to say any thing” about "his advertising. ' 0.1:. Laundry C0,, 350 Bishoop ‘Ave. _Maoaeer._ f‘N9 I .wouldn’t touch it.” The minute I called ,Father’s Name he started waving his hand as if he was disgusted. _ A Antell’s Dry Goods & Shoes, 1749 Brarnum Ave. Manager. “No: We never bother with advertising. We contribute to the different organizations but magazines we don’t bother with. We never have time to read them.” National Shoe ,Repa.i.ri_ng, 1751 Barnum _A:ve.. Manager. _"‘I can’t advertise. Business is bad. I’ve heard of Father Divine. I’ll ‘buy a magazine and let the children read it. I can’t read well. Someother time maybe, I can advertise.” Barnum Confectionery Store, 1832 Barnum Ave. “We do-n’t advertise.” Dr. Simon Borowik, 1805 Barnum Ave. “No advertis- . jng, I’m just about loaded with magazines. Of course I I have heard of Father Divine’s work but I have People coming here every day and if I «took efV€I‘yb0d3”S 1111688‘- izine’I wouldn’t have room. I am ijust about stocked up.” Barnum Variety Store, Inc., 1788 Barnum Ave. Manager. “I am sorry; we don’t do any advertising.” Bronx Bakery, 1721 Barnum Arve. Clerk. ‘The maniager is out. He has been home sick for two ‘weeks.” Dr. M. J. Antell. 1690 Barnum Atve. “No. "I am not in- terested in it.” I . Eastern Electric Construction Co., 40” Suzmmemfield Ave. Clerk. “The manager is sorry. He is too busy now.” Mrs. Clara Clineo, Confectionery, 1611 Barnum Ave. "No, I wouldn’t.” - ~ Tony’s Market. 1645 Barmim Ave. “No. No special rea- son.” ' Storey’s Cleaners, 1693 Barnum Ave. Me-nag-er. Storey will have to take care oil that and he is out.” A.” Lota. Groceries, Barnum Ave. “No advetrtising.” He offered‘ me a donation, which was refused, after‘-which he bought a New Day. M “Mr. Tel. UN.’ +3070 A PEACE Kerosene -— FUEL OIL —— Motor Oil “Best for Less” HIGHLAND UL SERVICE, INC”. ~ 1 547 .WEST 126th STREET — N. Y. . City . Our sales” répresengtative will gladly call to explain ‘ our free service plan. FFACE PEACE A DANIEL REEVEE, INC. Grade A Food Products ’ ‘ 1 orders promptly delivered a LOWRY, 'Mgr. 2069 7th Ave. — Bet. 1231-a . ram: Sts., N. Y. c. in {May 25tli,'1939“A.D'.F.D. 1 Tel. UN. 4-7703. . The largest clothing chain in the East .Weflcom«e, Father Divine Followers, to GRAW F 0 RD. Custom —— Quality -3-— Clothes, Louis Rosen, Mgr. A ' I 115’v_WYES_T1T,'1ial5.tgh'$='1*li:EFE'.l§i 1 g /. PEA-GE I é _don’t think so.” y 1821 MADISON AVE. "PEACE » May 2‘3tli,.1939 'A}D.F.D. A T hle’<N'*:E1Wl DX”A .197 Fred’s Market. 1159 Stx‘-atfo.r<d Ave. Manager. “We do advertise but we advertise only locally. This is a neigh- bonh-ood store. We advertiseoocansionalfly. with the nei»glh- I borhood Churches, etc. Of course, I’ve heard of Father much‘ ‘c-redi-t at times.” Laughs. 1- é John F. Faint,’ Electrical‘ appliances, 1390“ Stra=t715ord' Ave. Ivlanager. “Not lrightnow, Miss. I Some other time ' maybe.” I ‘J. Jacopain, Cleaners, 1388 Stratford Awe.‘ “We oa.n’t now. We can’t do anything now.” it The Mahoney Shop, Stratford Ave. “No. Business do-esn’t warrant it now. I have heard of Father Divine and all out the good work that He is doing tor the people.” Dr. Boswell A. James, M.D.. I424 S’tratfomd Ave. “I don’t advertise. 1 would be glad to buy this magazine occasion- ally but I’ve subscribed to so many magazines until now, I can’t. I would be glad to get this magazine ooc-asiona1ly.” Martin’s Grocery, 1506 Stratford Av-e. “No. I don't think Divine through the Mnewspazpers. Of course they don’=t give . so." I G‘ene"sj‘ Market,‘ 1544 Stratford Ave. ~“To tell’ you the truth, I can’t afford it. Customers come in and out and there "is too ‘much .advertisin:g.” . E ‘ I Herry’s 5 & 10 Cent Store,‘1423 Str~atflo1-d-~A:Vve. “At the present we are not vadvertising. If I do. 1 xiiivi-11‘ let you know.” ’ - 1 Ideal Bakery, 1419 Stratfoord Ave. “'We've started and we run just a certain amount of ads and we are over that now. I don’t think we can handle it.” . I Murrayl'1‘extile, Store, 1391 Stratford Ave. "I wouldlove to but I.ca-n"t now. I oan”r. just now. I don’t say I wou.ldn’t. I would love to. How much are your magazines?” She bought a copy.» Very nice. Scher’s Men’s Store,‘ 133? Stratford Ave. “No, I guess M no-“L” Lincoln Shoe name, 129:: Stmtfoerd Ave. Manager. #1 ca<n’~t' afford. it.” _ . . V Lincoln Hardware, 128'? istrastforrd Ayse. Mgr. I ‘J. "Gordon & Sons, Cleaners. PE-ACE 1 Thank You, FATHER Coopélelratve Peace Restaurant I Blles-sings from Father ‘Dihvineh 2152 5th Ave. New York City PEACE « . Thompson - Ferguson 8: Gavin Cabinet Making - Carpentering - Repairing 1 Painting - Kalsomining - Cementing Express - Moving -* Haulin y I Bt. 11st and 119° sts. E tchell’s I _ “If ‘it is for mone ‘, I am. ‘ not the ,manoa_gger. We can’t advertise nor anything today. V-N: Y. C.» ' 1 WEST 115th STREET, Food ‘ . You can see the number on the outside.” The numtoerl is 12-59 Stratford Ave. He ‘was vexy unkind in his m-annex“. REPORTS OF MISS GI.0R‘(OUS' ILLUMINATION, BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT. Boothat Bayliss Commercial School, 432_S'tate St, Bridge» port, Co~n»nect_icut’.f Bayliss. “For the last 23 Years we have made _a__ dj.s.tinc'.tion on color; we had to draw the color line.”I AVI ask-ecl him Awhy he had to draw the color line, lexgplaining that the Peace Mission had no record 01'. color, as God create=d us all as one. He said, “Our school would not be whart it is today if I had let anybody come here that was C .. . . I axpaprecivate the ozpqpoxtunity, but \ they could not come here, and I do not think I will liift the ban. Besides, y if I advertised wisth you I would have to advertise in all. the other mavgazines. So, thank you. very 1'I1L1sC’h for the oppo1‘tuni.ty.” . (1offee'Den,b 430 State‘ St. Ll\/Ianaugwer. “Y-es, I have this magazine. Yes,‘ I re-ad it but just now I’m not in a .p«osi_tion to a.d:ver~tise. I’rn'so-try.” I . _ A I I Va.n”s', Barber shop,, 423 ,State st. _B.an'be1' in helm-ge. “Come back later.” I I 4 M . _ M Post Publishing Co. (Dvaifty newspaper), 404 State St. Weaver, adv. mgr. for the company. “No, I am not interest. ed. No, we are not interested. We can’-t go in for mag»a2;ine' advertising; all the ad—ve.rti~sing: we do is in our own publi- cation.” I totd him abofut standing with us in Righteous- ness, Jlusti.-ce and Truth; also how they, as a newspaper, had for the last few years .writte:n up suuoh prejudicial artircles reg-ariding Father Divineis work; I ,was just getting their personal attitude for the readers 0:15 the New Day to let them know how, for years they had the opp-por-» tunity to come to the Extension here in their city, and see the-__. thousands zfed, yet they printed imaginary stories that [ GEQRGE VECT®R Wﬂgtnfﬁﬂwﬁﬁ WHOLESALE EEonUCE VA Bronx Produioe House’ Co. I. 1\i/lilstein —— 297 East 141st Street. Bronx, N. Y. Peace ~ 1 thank You, FATHER I The Little Ensnration ﬁhon Fine Miliinery, Hosiery, Lingerie, Flowers "‘ and Trimmings. Also Hats steamed, and remodeled ,\ 200 LENOX AVE. NEW YORK CITY Entralnce 29'W. 120th St, 1 flight uvp PEACE iUNiversity 4-6110 3. Fenherzg dz hens so AwN.u~IGsi a wmnow snanss g vENE;r1AN BLINDS "N. Y. C. FATHER M: I ‘ 1 EVERYTHING FOR. THE TABLE UNDR CNE noon Aw-. I . I I I 1" . ~.Yw:k We Thank You FAIHEE A L - 1108.. I back, she was ‘too busy‘ to see me. ° gout York I .- % .‘ 1 -were far,fro1n‘th‘e truth; andhere waseiid is their oppor- tLm.i*ty to reverse their 'attitude.:Mr. Weaver very indiffer- enitlry said, “rm not ,in=terested.?' . _ , _ » , orrieesuppiies, 398 State St. Mr. H.‘ L. Ben-zen. " “We sen only to institutions, a1Ithough"I am . a A great ‘admirer of Father’ Divine. and I would like to do sowrn-ething for the cause; b-u:~tfhis followers don’t go in. for this kind» ocf busi- ness.’’' I asked "him (where he got that impression from, when all the fo1Iowers"wh'o'f haVe.not_had ani—educa?tion are ail going to schor.-1'.. and all those of us that can read and write‘ are 1-earning and studying’ right on. " He‘ just con- tinued ‘to say, “They just don’t” and" he ‘didn’t even care tobuy a magazine to learn himse1:f.. . ' ‘ I ~ ' Pure‘ Foods store, .566 State St. gMr. ,Kri-ickemboacker. “Yes, ’I’m the man.ag~er,b iﬁheivice ;>ree-idient, the superinten- d-ent,» the board ofdirectors, 311' in‘ one. ~Yes, I’d‘ like to ad- vertise, but I’ve sacked all my money for advertising in the local jjapersf Yes, in a Arfew weekvs 1na.yrble.’f_ ‘ Presto Rebuilding Shop, 564 some St. Mlamager. “Not just now; but come in some other time.” I in V Presto ‘store, 553 state"st. Man in charge. “Not right now, some other time.” M A i ii . ’ State "St. V Barber Shop, 554 State St. Head barber. A“‘I do'«n’*t th~ink so; not today.” 7 « V V it Leach Restaurant,’ 640 State St. * “‘I’d like to, but some otherr time. I wish I could. Right now the rent and gas and electric is due and I'm wiondiering if I’m go- ‘ ing to be able to pay for them. I don’t know wihaxt to do.” I told hiim a. Iittle about Fa.ther’e Work, how He came to heop in every need, and would answer every need. So he . said, come in in a. week or so. John Den, Laundry, 642 ‘State St. Lawtmdrymain. “I c-an?t see you now about an advertisement, but later; for I have ibgotothedoctornozw.” . V. Bwrlatta, Shoe Repair, 634 Stafte St. S&1oeman.”“Sor‘ry, but I oan’t afcfomd it.” . "' V I; Fﬂlelsoim, Ladies’ Tailor, Cleansers "Dyers, 630 State St. No answer.) .. ' , Phi’l’s Barber Shop, 618 State St. Phil. mo,’ We don’t care to advertise.” T v - Royal Costumes, 620 State St. Man and lady in charge. f“I=n good times advertising is all right, but we oan’t make- it just now.” not.” Standard Glass Co., 548 State Sit: Clerk. “'I‘Ch«e 'mana=ger_. ‘ is not in right now; call later.” » V i The Davis‘ & Havvley Co.,fC__ryista1, China, Gila-ss, '73 John and Main Sts., Warner Bldg. Manager. “We ”‘ca»n’t take any m-agiazi/ne a-dvertivsinsg at all, I’m" sorry.” A ‘ Charles’ “Barber Shop, 69 John St. Clerk. “The manager is out.” (As I s iert. the clerks laughed at the,Ne<w 1:>ay_’I had just shown them.) “ g a e I ‘ Ann Beauty Shop, 73 John, St. Girl at desk, Hav- taken my message to the manager, the Dr. S. Wurzel, Dentist, John St.‘ vDr. 'Wurze1. “No, I d«o~n’t advertise, of any kind.’’.y * ‘ ~ Downey Flake Restaurant, Main 8: Middle Sts. Manager. I “No, I doa:1’t do a-my adsvert-isin«g.” Western‘ Union. 37 Fairfield 4i=ve.f tixvtamageér. chi _ -allow us’ to advertise.” p _ _ 5 Peace Stone’s Hazt Shop, 618 State St. Stone. “No. I thin}; word came M I 1592 (:.P,arki ,Av,e-—., 11 7Fra:nk Gia-nipaolo, Pianist, I Instructor, :87 Fairfield St., Room 407.‘ Mr. Giani-paolo. “0ur_pro:fessiona1 e«_thics d-on’t Fiber: _:H'orn, I Violin Studio, 37 Fairfield St," Room qzno. L1V.[1r. Horn. ‘"1. find. advertising doesn’t pay. I’ve only read. about - Father Divine in the newspaper. No, I .guessf‘I do<n’t“w»i-sh‘ all magazine.” ‘ . 3 o. E. Caulins, M.D.S., w. W. Morey, D.D.s-., ..Dentists, Room-.4_04.V 87iFair:fie1d St. Nurse. “Mr. Caulins says no —to all advertising, and Mr. Morey is dead. I’m sorry.” I Wedberg "Studio, Piano i& Organ, Theory of Music, Room 403, Warner Bldg. 'l‘ahey were too busy playing to answer my ring. V ' 1 c. Mercer, Banjo & Guitar Studio, Room 2-12, Warner Bid-g., 87 Fair:field‘A.ve. Mr.'.Mercer. “I’ve got an advertise- ment now in a magazine I ‘can’t pay for. No, I don’t think so.” (He seemed bewildered as to know what to say or do.) I ‘ 1 PEAJCE‘ We‘ ‘Thank You. FATHER JUST OPENED PEACE KNITTING WORKS Sweaters’ of ‘all sizes for all s’ea.sons.i Left-over VS‘Woa.ters_ at regluoecl_- prices to make room for e ' lightweight and slip-over sweaters. - 2‘ EAST’1l5th STREET ,- New York City New York City We Thank You, FATHER Peace Dining Room Meals 104; and 15.: I 2566 7th Ave. ‘N. Y. City PEACE” V I Thank You, _.__F:ATI-IER. The Peace. Mission, ‘ Hat Shop Aim Dresses made to order. Come’ one. come all, and partake of‘ 131.659. W011d91'.f“l Blessings. We carry the best, sell cheaper I ; than elsewhere; I 100 w. 1261!: s'r., 474 Lenox Ave. 41 Peace New York Ci _ A a M iWe‘V Thank You, FA'1‘HER B. eoooo LASS . v Silks, Woolens, Cottons, Upholstery Goods * Novelties, Curtains, Drapery, Bed Spreads 1582 "PARK AVE- “ - N‘- Y‘ QITY PEACE I I We thank You, FATHER" A. A|>oN;'rE , FANCY GROCERY DELICATESSISN and erffioient service , 1411 - 5th'.AvE. Bet. 115th‘-& 116th Sts. New Yorkicity , we Thank You,:FATHER , I I PIE R ’ s i Grocery/' and Meatﬂi ' ooLI)"*oU'rs and FANCY ,MEAf1'S. , . g L. .. ii May 2531‘, .1939 A.in.F.o. th. ,su.~.N.xr; i . _ I “ x. ‘ \. ‘ ‘ V’ ‘V \‘\ Copyright, 1939, by New Day ﬁubﬁ$hing Co. : % ’ ‘ (Enlarged copy of the new PEACE sticliery '7 _ (Exact size: of sticker--2 1.14 :2: 1 3}8’\’-=—White doves and lettering‘ set; on a green baaeiégroundﬁi ~A ‘ PEACE STAMPS AVAILABLE ‘ V’ As a result of the numerous inquifiés to obtain the PEACE STAMPS, ’ a facsimile of _ which is printed above, We are happy to’ say these requests can now be ‘filled, in lqts of 100. . A T 100 PEACE STAMPS at 25c plus postage. 6c domestic, V s ' A 8c foreign. & We thank You, FATHER. WHTE n*?m§§E§ mag mam $U§T$ $2.79 and ﬁaﬁer Q $4» $500 Other. yaw SUMMER DRESSES ‘ PEACE I Bro. Miguel Aponte "110:..ti=1 3' I 25th,i939 invited. ‘ Inmediate action necessary. EusINEs“s QPIPOIRTUNITY at Nswvomch womois FAIR Share in the profim or interest on investment. ' $500. Phone»: Worth V2-11436, or write Mr. —- $1,000. ‘ Packer, Room 1001, 302 ‘Broadway, New York, City. sAvEmo scAnoLA ICE Co. Stand, s. W. Corner tor 121st St. and Lenox Ave. . 1903 BUSSIN G ‘AVENUE Bronx, N. Y. PAECE Grocery —— Milk —- Butter —- Eggs Fruit and Vegetables ' 2 E. 114th STREET, N. Y. C. we Thank You, FATHER PEACE I _ We thank Y‘oru,R EATHER. EAET DRESS i$'I'I.j0P Specialize in Dresses, Hosiery and Lingerie 164 WEST 116th s'rnEEr New York City I PEACE MOnui:.nent 2-6820 Geo. . Sasse, 1:10., Real) Estate and Insurance We thank You, FATHER ' . PEACE I " I 2090 '- 8th Ave. (Cor. 113th St.,) New York City ATTENTION NEW DAY ADVERTISERS! The following COOPERATIVE suggestion comes from aenumber of NEW DAY readers-I R YOUR PROSPECTIVE » CUSTOMERS: ‘ That ‘ each advertiser place a current copy of the NEW DAY inhis front window. This will identify the advertiser to the Follower at the POINT OF. PURCHASE——-instead of necessitating a ‘long’ sea-rch through the magazine, "also it would ben- efit those shopping who do not have a NEW DAY with them at that particular time.’ T V Thank You, FATHER, 5 iLEhig-h 4.-4420 I MAN FACTU F lavoringi Extracts SNOW l§ALL SYRUPS (Near 113th St.) 1533 Earl: Ave. New York City PEACE We thank You, FATHER . M A R 1' I N ' s I Dresses —- Coats —— Suits ' Sizes 38 to 54 v 24. W. 116th Street New York cit} i We secure‘ and supply positionsfor 00 IDDOMESTIC: . ' S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE $15.00 _. $25.00 per week DAY WORKERS: . or , I E 40cito 50c per hourhpluse carfare. 00 0‘ WINDOW, WASHERS:. V ., I R ' » (Men). 15c -——'‘25c perwindow and up. A R R V MECHANICS --I CHAUFFEURS -- CHAUFFEUSES -— STENOGRAPHERS & OTHER OFFICE R HELP — MAIDS l-~ BUTLERS + GOVERNESSES —.-— GRADUATE NURSES —— PRACTICAL I SOCIAL SECRETARIES —— MILLINERS .—-- . I TUTORS AND OTHE.R,?IEPROFESIONALS. ' R A W per week,as workers ‘receive wages according to Rexpe- A ' . NURSES -y—— COMPANIONS ———'—, CATERERS -- Prices by no means limited to $25.00 yrience and profession. . [or fee of any kind to either Us-Arlem ﬁ.~ 7-E8124 (These telephone numbers employer or are A for New York Au. READERS or 1“'HE.NEw DAY I the Vfollowingttyypies of help: This‘ courtesy is without d,iscrim‘ination as toirace, creed or color employee. . _ LEhigh 4-3042 A,Out~of-town readers calla Peace Mission .EX’Censionf nearest y.our«community,) EXTENDED emris To -0- absolutely without charge _MC)nument 2-2386 City readers. a it I . » I \ 5- t’ Investigation ' RING Co.‘ THANK YOU, FATHER May.2'5th, 1939 A.D.F.D. “ yTheeTMNEwDAY M T 111M, NOW APPEARENG IN THETIXEW DAY NATIONAL AND 13 L & M Dept store T - C 31,, INTERNATIONAL T W. T, Grant T‘ §‘{f§3’n,1S3r°“”S, ‘."’~,T_ F. W. Woolworth ‘ Lazar's Department Store T Martin’s _. T» Loft’s Candy Rothman’s Department Store Brdnsteinss Dresses Mutual Biscuit Compan S. H. Kress T M ' T . Y Brody Bros, Silvercup Bread S, & M, Dept. Store Cooperas Beech Nut ~Product»o Kantcr’s Department Store Jackfs corsets H. L. Green, Inc, V Blumstein’s Mmev Jeannette MCCr°1’Y’S ‘ Lady Rose Shop Apartments R:SS1’1a1:;Cofs£ A%n’s Corset ggop T ~ Children’s Extension Ann's Specialty Shop 3 Little Brothers’ Quarter . DRY GOODS Bishop's p l Sincere Heart Z Rbginsky Lgieitnerés Sptecéallty Shop Auto A es ‘es & Re a'ri , I ‘ a°.‘% °l-me °P.“ Gothaf: ll/!.;[glt'lc>rs p I ng Eeldmaglts S13?’ Goods Orkm 5. Glidden—Buick Regllrga 3 P ‘ Grgenfleldg . - 0 erg 5111‘ H0“-S6 Smilo Corset Shop Peace Auto Repair .;. n, R mnant , 1 Reality Auto Repair Ea (ES d 19 S Lerners T». .6‘: Peace Mission Tire Shop C‘ 19° gﬁtss St 1:a"kTAVe’€1“‘? Va“ 3' sh“? West End Auto aro s 1 ore Peacei Knitting Tworim Simons Auto Supply ' Cnter on Alexander Motors Electrical supplies 8: Novelties LAUNDRIES AWNINGS ‘ I-Iygrade Electrical Novelty Company Love Hand Laundry Feinberg & Sons _ New Day L;a.undry' - T Empmymellt Agencies Peace Superior Hand Laundry BARERIES grant?’ Peace Laundry ’Fischer Baking Co. T Sarah’s Hand Laundry gewton %ake,(.iy FLORISTS Belstrat Laundry aystee r ‘ _ ‘ ~ ‘ . Mutual Bisggit Company Berkeley Flomst LEATHER GQODS ego“ Bitler Bros. ' ._ Silvercup Bread M FQQD’ FRUI;:'v(I:G;:T}:]:¢'LES §;amdA1deMr ’ - M M‘t hell’: oo ar an emans / BANNER?’ I-If cFliegler " Star Trunk 00¢ Bmdleys L. Kirchenbaum BARBERS Peace Fruit &_tVe tables » T Linens & Lamas Peace Barber Shop Vvagfélafféit Ilgglgket °" Sultarfs Linen Stone Morning Star Barber Shop J mm ,3 Food Market V, T A Prosperity Barber Shop L%nd0§'1»S LUMBER an BUILDING MAT. BEDDING M‘ H‘ Beck Acme Tile Marble Steinberg Mattress A . ' M . M Universal Roofing Company Center Mattress Company T EURNITURE rt t 3 ]]):)arrovs1rI Llumliler Lcontpany .. S t’ F ' '1; re Depa men onne y— as um er _(‘,'om§;g,Tn-y BEVERAGES Npeawﬁ Da1ymF‘l111rniture L Company T John Eagen_ Lumber Co, T i A & J 13ou;1ing~ Works Victor Kay Furniture Co. C Egg; %)c1;r1npa:n3;r M- 11- Myer“ _ ' _ GENERAL CONTRACTORS ‘ l P * BRUSHES Thompson Ferguson Gavin \ MEATS Fuller Brush Company GROCERIES T sea Foods ' COAL OIL ICE Pier’s Grocery ‘ ‘ Eea’§e",FiSh 3‘ Fruit Saverio Scarola Ice Co. ‘ Pm Migue1 Aponte L31‘ §"3.,b1, M ‘M _MT Peace Cooperative * 1 parade ' ?p“ 193' l T ‘ T‘ E g P o les M t M k t \ Luca Balenzano Philip Grossman — T e 1’. ea 3’ ° M V T Quality Meat Market S ringhurst Ice & Coal \ Krasdage Foods P MK. , ighland Oil Service ’“ La Cglnpetidaxa, H°“1u‘YK “183 MM- James Walker Ben Mann T>~ A . Wzility , raﬁler M _k t W . . Rand Tea & Coffee .11 “W5 eat 3‘ 3 CONBECTIONERY & SUPPLIES _, N. Goldberg“ .‘ gvaghggtlcarrjtrlicéef Company .4 Sam” Reinah T‘ J‘ Krikorian 8‘ Son - ' Westches‘ter Hotel Supply IT Peace Mission Industry Shevlancl Bros. \ A worldvs Meat Market ’ S‘c1flita3 Manufa-Ctuling C°mP3«nY, B°b’.S Grocery ' T ‘ Fiveson Provision Comp-ﬁn? IT My Hershey Ice Cream Co. A Daniel Reeves Regent Meat Market " Pilgrim I-Iy Grade Ice Cream ‘ C Peace GI‘0Ce1‘Y T ~ T V L ft! « . ‘ . .P2ac;" Candy Kitchen HARDWARE & SUPPLIES b MEWS FURNISHINGS T T g : C l ‘ ‘ T» M ‘ ‘A. J, L t T ~ C‘ J DAIRY ‘ g.?§%€lI11ySs't,I'(g1e1§ Elaaffware N0bbY 31:93.5 Shop Trinity Dairy C°mP-W 3- F919”? (1 ‘£§’é§‘r3sT*i$%3£2'T§&,‘iZ°" * DENTISTS’ 85 DENTAL 9 SURGEONS _ ggggffgld §‘3’r0‘;’_a"e T Reva; Knox Shops Dr William Veal ‘ C L ‘ C I Crawford Clothes Dr’ Payne . “ HOUSE CLEANEDS Harlem ,I-Iatters M M Dr: M_ __M_ Wolfe ‘M - Sparkle I—IoTuse L.1eaners_ I M \HaI‘I;y,S Army.‘ & Navy Store Dr. Bloom Dentist Inc; M ‘ M ‘ T «T 1Ns'j_"R,UCT()N LQWS Pants . ‘ T M D1. Nathan Fox T‘ T . . . ~ T « Peace Variety Shop Dr: M. B. Levine ‘ T COInb1na.tI0n BUSIDSSS — k 1331-]{ Avenue Variety on D. %$‘::1£§%”gt%:‘°B§s%%2§; T garlem Company D». ~ T T Gzarsvawea, M Big. ‘§aL’T‘§1"a1f1S°g:‘ Kessler T MJEgVEI§;;ar Wm Comm %Iuttnﬁr’s.A at N st 1 Dr‘ I‘ M’ Lacks C Erlalrfpireo Jewelry Company y \ Farl83L:cl§er may wvy or 1 DEPARTMENT STORES T ,, ‘ Bob's ‘Jewelry ».M“".u . V ‘Town Hats’ ‘W k ‘ ~ T Sterlng Jewelry Company :~ Peace Knitting ores l £‘;1g:‘£gD§aa3ar,?rﬁ2nt Store T T Herblervs Jewelry Shop M Cur1ey’s Clothes _ M M§a{f§Y1',§s eP‘“t“.?e“" “St°"° . LADIE’S WEA-Ii MILLINERY sz SUPPLIES Mgcmervys T -T ’_ Ammais ‘« C C ’ - V ' Little Inspiration Millinery ‘» H, L.‘ Green Co: Inc. El 36 B9 T . ‘l M P3395 Mlnmery Fifth Avenue Fair T Globe TF11!‘ T1‘-a>d0!‘S » Dorrlses FF, W,T Woolworth T t; T Strick‘1er’s _ T . M y / %- Empress Millineryﬁ 13:2 Katz Berk Hats ' Divine Peace Mission Hats Manhattan Millinery-& Supplies ’ Adams Millinery ‘ MORTICIAN'S Rodney Dade OFFICE SUPPLIES" - Harlem Typewriter Co. Exchange Typewriters Brause Brothers OPTOMETRIST Lexington Optical Cosme ny .Dr.. L. Witten ' pa Dr. Ruderma.n 7:. PAINTERS Peace Star Workers Bengal Union Paint Empire State Paint V 1-Arne DEALERS * I-Iy Vogue Paper Company Hearts Paper Company PLUMBING 8; SUPPLIES be Emmanuel Katz Inc. Rex Supply Company PRODUCE [MERCHANT Dubin Brothers G. V. Williams i Abel & Sandler T Jacob Goldberg Physician & Surgeon Dr. Ina A. Mccown \ Dr. Vernon Bunce. ‘ Dr. Gerald A. Spencer Public Market Ton’s Market T , Radios as Repairs ~ Peace Radio Repair REAL ESTATE George W... Sense J. Allick » P ~ nnszmunnn-rs Raibow Peace Lunch Peace Tea Roomy Three Sisters Peace‘ Lunch Cooperative Peace Lunch Peace Restaurant Peace Modesty Dining Room Sweet Shop & Delicatessen The Green Peace Dining Room E. O. Littlejohn ‘ Cooperative Dining Room Peace To The World Peace Lunch ’ Peace Dining Room Busy Bee ‘Peace Restaurant Rug Cleaning Sunshine Cleaners & Dyers SEWING MACHINES White Sewing Machine, Company Supplies SHOES I-Iarryls Bootery Foot ‘Saver Shoes Red Cross Shoes Ideal Shoes Goldy Shoes Siege1’s Shoes Stately Health Shoes White Cross Shoes Ralphfs Bootery Ber—Shan’s Boston Shoe Enna Jettick. Shoes Ground Gripper Shoes Kra.mer’s Shoe Shop 6HOE REPAIRING Etc. W. F. Anderson Leo Kaufman Ground Gripper Garlock Leather Leo Kaufman Peace Shoe Repairing Peace Shoe Shining Parlors Co-op. Peace Tailor & Shoe Shop Jesus Pombo Shoe Shine Tli esnizw ,D"i’ATY TAILORS 85 CLEANERS S-uiper Tailoring , Cleaning & Clothing A Tri Rite ~C1ea.ners LenoxgI—Iat Cleaning Angel's Cleaners & Dyers Spic & Sp-an Valet Service Shannon’s ’ ' Sam Leftony - Peace Tailor & Shoe’ Shop Peace Tailor Shop . Sunshine Cleaners May, the Tailor Supreme Cleaners BROOKLYN ‘ N. Y. Home Carpet Cleaners Peace Dining V Room Morris Levy Max Hirsch H, L. Powell Southern Lumber Mrs. Ericson’s Agency J. J. Hart, Realtor W. J. Jordan Real Estate Zimets Empire Meat S. & J. Station Universal Peace Dining Room Iéllew Deal‘: Meat a.piro’s rnployment A en-c B & M Cleaners g y Dean Poultry Company AI-Iarlem Meat Market ~_Progress&ve Meat Market ' L Dependable Plumabing Supply Fishman Paint A. Malkin Acme Employment Agency e Supply ‘ e Peace Restaurant Taystee Bread H‘!/GH FALLS, N. Y, Economy Store KINGSTON, N. Y. Schryvtr Lumber Com an ;A.l’s Service Station P Y SAUGERTIES, N. '1. Peace Exchange NEW PALTZ, N. Y. Lane & Sargent YONKERS, N. Y. J. R. Green Peace Restaurant Frank’s Quality Foods . BAYSIDE, L__ I. Bayside Peace Mission Bayside Peace Laundry _Bohack’s INWOOD L. 1. Peace Dining Room ‘ JAMAICA, L. I. A. Alexander Grennan Bakery , LONG ISLAND CITY, L. I. Mayflower Ice Cream Co. JERSEY‘ CITY, N. J. Dr. Mayberry NEWARK, N, J. Peace Specialty Shop Martin Packing Wells Bros. United Grocery Stove Manufacturers Barr Bros. Margie’s Hat Shop Samuel , Peace Peace ,...Barber(, Shop M. Friedrich Louis Trachman A. Friedman . Peace Hand Laundry Morriss Meat Market Cooperative Peace Grocery Peace Department Store -Tree’s Nut & Candy Market Peace Lunch Boom P ,‘ ' ’ \ , May zszh‘, 1939 ;§.n‘.F.n. Co-o rative -Fish Market’ Iron ound Mattress Supreme Market F'inkelst~ein’s _ Famous Shoe State W. T._ Grant ORANGE, No.3. Carol's Super Market Peace Mission Co-workers Plan D1-,>Vernon Bunce Puritan Park Beverage Bloomfield, N. J. Brookdale Beverages BALTIMORE, Md. Peace "Restaurant nmnenronr, Conn, ‘ Foland Ice C1-ea.m’Co. BOSTON, Mass. J’. Saunders & Sons J, B. Johnson Dominick Piziferri Chas D. Blake Pianos Rozen’s ‘Market ROXBURY, Mass. Clinton Elliott CHICAGO, Iu. Gregory’s Sausage Master , Cleaners Dr. Raines -Ima Light Winter & Sons Maurice Feins JACKSONVILLE, —0regon V Mrs. Carroll LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Fashion Quality Taaislors Dante Bakery Collin’s Company National Sea. Foods Prosperity Barber Shop Thor Eggs V Western Dry Goods Allison Coffee Company Rykoff and Co. \, . ' Jefferson Meat Company v Peace Paint Store Brothers’, and Sisters’ Shoe Shinoii General Electric Radio Valley Maid Ice Cream Revelation Water Purifer Co,” BALDWIN PARK, Calif. John R. Miller /SOQUEL, Calif. Cunnison Bros, Inc. OAKLAND Calif Chas; Baker Mortuary’ Hudson Funeral Home . PHILADELPHIA 1’enn»a.. ' Ba.rfield’s Quaker City Tailors Lipshutz S . R. Patone Integrity Coat & Apron Company Peace Cooperative Dining Room Broadway Meat Market ’Giu.nta. ‘ - Lawrence Mill Peace Dining Room Peace Restaurant Shuster & Grossman. Good Will Bakery Scotch Ginge1:'Ale Morris Frank .-’Co., Inc. Benjamin ' MONTREAL, Canada 3. N, whamzr r 1 BRUB&I OF‘-iFLA~M-E LOOSENS PAINT ** QUICKLY . Prodiuc-isng a flattened, brushlike ’ na.me;. the nozzle ocf a paint-burning ‘apparatus rec~en»t-157 irvtroadwced makes it easy to remove old paint from wells and house exteriors at maximum speed. Buming,a mixtureeof air and acetylene g-as,V_1ihe._unit has__ a needle valvfe at the nozzle for -regulating the length of the ﬂaurne and the degree of hesst: “Removal -of paint oan proceed about as rapidly. as - higih-temperaturiee flame -can be ‘brushed over the surtﬁatce, the paint eirng softened immed-iavtely and remov- ed with a putty knii-e or scra-per. When prop- , erly handled, the brushlike ﬂame will remove several coats of paint’ wtihout danger of scor- ching or charting -the ‘painted svurafasce. .Ater removing the softened pa-intt b’_Y~\_II1‘e82H‘S of the putty knife or scraper; ‘no further prepara- tion of the surface is needed before repaint- ing. A . NEW TWO-PIECE OVERALLS Workman will waste no time getting in or out of two-piece overalls fitted with slide fast- eners by a method I-Iyatt Lemoine, of May- wood, N. J., proposes. A‘ workman removing» his overalls puell-svthe metal slider up from the tr-oucsers, turns it‘ at right angles and puts it in a horizontal direction around his waist, and then turns it once more to open the jacket. IMPROVEMENT FOR [OIL CANS When oil gets low in an ‘ordinary oil can, it is impossible to fonoe it out tlirough the spout unless thecacn. is up almost verticaslily. A new-ty~pe can elim-in.ates,tl_1ois difficulty by having the inner end of the spout extended down to the bottom edge of the can. BATTERY CAN"I' BE OVERFILLED Overcfilling the cells of an ‘automobile bast- tery with distilled‘ water can decrease its est- ficiency markedly by ‘weakening the acid solu- tion. ‘ To prevent this, a. 1939-‘model automobile has a battery wfhidh"i‘t is impossible to overcfilﬂ. When water poured into the filler tube of a cell, the level ofthe liq-uind rises to a point where it’ blocks oif the air vent, thuas yprevenitinsg the introduction oef more water. This point is the correct water level for maximum battery ef- ficiency. ‘ T WOMAN AND AT -VI9.00QO00.000 OR ﬁill-5 ‘FOR EVERY MAN. . ‘ v: MAINTAI6 ssnseaafsrnfei “T-CARRIES on so ‘IT-IE cos-row /wo LOCAL sovstewmsurs an we u.s.v FOR PER €551‘? OF I 7 » me nscm. yam: moms nuns so us as-rummea ITS 9U5‘NE5‘5u 1 AC"t.‘|V\'1"I. ' , . CHILD ‘IN THE, COUNTR5’. ' ' muss THE -amves msrsao gar: THE \ ‘smug , i Righteousneiesgg ‘Justice’ and ~ Truth I PEOPLE AT§ V Au. -ma ROUTES ‘TRAVELLED av GEORGE wmsumeront mi AN .x=.um2e meruma 2 wens RECEN1;-‘LY cqviaﬂa av AN AIRPLANES_lN A.,S‘IN$l.e_DA)ﬁ; ""35 ., « -u,. V ... .- _.‘ fr cm: as MADE ran. — -19! AN ou:vc;e'.IM st; fl . L - rue .s'7’0RE wwvoaws-ToDAv ” A % % V - % % . LA Gpen till 10‘l?. Near 7th M smst. -~ 515004-—-*a.rn.——-ﬂABC V. Lopez I14» ' Q Peace Dial Log WEAF 660; WJZ 760; WMCA 570; WABCN 860; WOR 710; WINS 1130; WBEL 1100; WEN .1010; WNEW 1250 1 NEWS f DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 1:30-—a. nrL~—WOR News 6:25——WQR Joe Bier 7:15-—WJZ Esso Radio 9240--WEAF Press Radio 9:45-——WHN News Summary. 9:55——~WJZ Press Radio 12:0O~—-m.-——WHN News 12:15--p.m.-—-WMCA News 12:25——p.rn.-V——WJZ Esso News 12:30—-p.ym.——WHN News 12:30-—WORt Mark Haw-ley 4:00f——WOR VG Connolly 5:00—-WOR V. Connolly 5:10—-WJZ Press Radio 6:00--‘WINS Globetrotter 6:25—»-WEAF Press Radio 6:30—-WOR News 6:45-—gWI-IN News Review 6245-‘WJ Z Lowell Thomas : 7:30-—-WHN\ News 9:00-—WOR Gab. Heatter T 10:45—-—-WHN Review Day’s News 11:00———WOR Arthur Hale 11:25--_WE_AF United ‘Press 4 SUNDAY May 28th 3 .8:%-—'W‘AAT Quartet 9:00 WINS Quartet 9:45--ia.n'l.---WHN News, 10:00--a.m.-—WOR News, 12:00-—m.——~WQR Chicago Round Table Talk, . 12:00—-im.-——WJ Z Radio City Concert 12:30--WEAF University of Chicago 1:30—WOR Salute of The Nations 3:00-WABC Symphonic Music i4:30———WEAF The World is Yours 4:45——p.m.——WHN News, 5:O0——WJ Z Metropolitan Opera 5130-WABC Ben Bernie 5:30——~WEAF Spelling Bee 7:00—WEA.F J-elllo 7:30-—WOR News 8:00—-p.m.—-WBIL News, 8:0O—-WOR Forum of the Air ' 8:00--WEAF Chase & Sanborn 9:00—p.m.—-WMCA N News, 9:“00——Wl\/ICA Five Star Final 9:30—WJ Z Walter Winchell 10:O0————WJZ Spitalny Orch. M 10:00—-—WABC Robert Benchley—~ 10:30—WAB~C V H. V. Kaﬂtenloorn -rte cm: W .i’i)=MAY MONDAY May 29th 8:00~—-a.m.—-WABC Odd Side of News 8:15-—WNYC State Employment 1 Service 9:45-—-WEAF Gospel Singer 3:00-P.M.——WABC Symphony ‘ 4:00—WABNC Male Quartet 7 5:00-——VWOR women in the News - 5:15———p.m.——WNEW News, 6:0(§——WEAF Science in the News 6:45—~p.m.———WJZ-——News, 7:15-—WMCA Five Star Final 7:15——WEAF Edwin C. Hill 7:i30——-WABC Eddie cantor 7:45-—p.m.~—-WBIL News, 7:45—-—-WJZ Science on the March 8:00——WABC Cavalcade of America 8:00»-—WEAF A1 Pearce 9:00-—WEAF Spitalny’s Orch. 9200-WABC Lux Radio Theatre 10:00.-.—WJZ True or False 10:00—-WEAF Carnation Program 11:00—~—WABC John B. Kennedy ' 12:00-—WOR Ben Bernie Orch. TUESDAY May 30th 8:00-—-a.n1.-—-WABC Oddities in News 9:30——WJZ Breakfast Club 9:45—-WEAF Gospel Singer 2:00——a.m.—-WJQ Z Science 3:00-—WOR Martha Deane 6:30——WABC Bob Trout 7:30-—WOR Don’t You Believe It 8:00-—vWEiAF Variety Show 8:3o—WJz Information Pleéite 9:00———WABC We, the People , 9:30-—WABC Benny Goodma-n’s« Orch. . 10:00—WEAF Bob Hope, Comedian WEDNESDAY V May 31st: 5 8:O0—-a.m.—WABC News Oddities 8:15——WABC WABC Ma-le Quartet 9:45--WEAF_Gospe1 Singer 11:00-WOR Wom-an’s Page 12:30-——WJZv Farm Home Hour 2:30--WABC American School of Air N 5:00—WOR Women Make the News '6:30—-WABC Bob Trout V ‘7:15—-WEAF Edwin C. Hiill 7:15-—WMCA Five Star Final 7:30—WABC Ask It Basket 8:30«—WABC Paul Whiteman, Orch. 8:30\—-WJZ Hobby Lobby - 9:0,0—-\WOR Gabriel Heatter 9200--WEAF‘ /Town‘ -Hall 10:00-e-WABC; Edgar Guest . ' 10:30—-WJZ‘. ; C S , N 8:15-a.m.—~WJZ Quartet _ io;45—wNllw .l Danae <_P-al‘-ade~ : May 25tli, 1939 A*.D.r.Il.7 ‘ THURSDAY ' June—.1st S 8:00——la.m.-News Oddities 8:15-—WABC Male Quartet 9:45—-WEAF Gospel Singer 12;00——m.—WJ Z Male Quartet 2:15-——p.m.-WABC Enoch Light Orch. 2:30—WABC school of the Air 3:30———WABC Orchestra ‘‘ 5:i00——_-WABC Questions Before the Senate 5:45—~WOR European News 6:00—WEAF Metro. Program ’7:15——-WEAF Vocal Varieties 7:15——WMCA Five Star Final '7:30——-WABC Joe Penner 8:00—i——-WABC Kate Smith 8:00——WEAF Rudy Val‘1ee 9:30—WJ Z America’s Town ‘ Meeting A 10500-'-WEAF Kraft Music Hall FRIDAY June 2nd 9:OO—-—WOR Singer 10:00+WOR Quartet 10:00-—WOR School of the Air 11:0O—WOR Women’~s Page 12:o0—Noon.;WEAli= Arlington time Signals 1:15——-p.1n.——-OAWJ Z Goodyear Farm News A . 6:30—--p.rn.——WOR News, 7:15-——-WOR Answer Main 7:15-—Five Star Final“ » 7:30"-'—WABC' Wonder Show ’ ‘P’ 8200--NWEAF Cities Service Concert ‘ 8:30-—WABrCVBurns at Allen i9:OO—-—p.m.—-—WOR News, 9:30‘-—-WJZ March of Time V 10:00--WEAF Guy Lombardds SATURDAY June 3rd J /' 7:05-—a..m.—-i—'WINS Musical Hour « ’ C 1‘ 8:l5——~W'ALBC Eton Quartet Q Q L 1; ‘f 9:05-~WJZ Breakfast Club i ' . \’ 9:45-—WEAF Gospel} Singer A 5 ‘ 11:15—-WOR‘ H-ayden Rlanetarium 2:00——p.m.——WEAF Metropolitan S Opera 5:00-—-p.m.—WOR News, 6:00——-WEAF Comedy '.7:15—-WOR European News ‘7:30V—‘-p.m.~—WHN News, 8:00-'-WEAF Quaker Party 8:30-—W_ABC Prof. Quiz F C . ‘8:30i—,-_WEAF Ered Waring “. V 9:00-—WJZ National Barn Dance . - i 9:00——WEAF Quiz Program 10:00———WABC Hit Parade _ 10:0O—-WJ Z 'Sym«pho-ny‘ Orchestra . — > ‘x. H WV." \ May 25th, 1939 A.D.F.D. A PEACE: If Your Feet Hurt. We Can Help You Sole Agent for the GENUINE LOU-PEDIC ARCH SUPPORT SIEGELS SHOES 72 East 125th Street, N. Y. C. PEACE We Thank You. Pr0sperityBarber Shop Shoe Repairing Shop IN THE REAR —— SHOE SHINE 3c 270 Lenox Ave. N, Y, City FATHER PEACE to All The World SEA FOODS Fresh Supply Received Daily Orders Promptly Delivered 5 WEST 118th ST., N. Y. C. Bet. 5th & Lenox PEACE: Open Sundays—12 to 7. Checks Cashed FIFTH AVENUE FAIR FIFTH AVENUE STYLE CENTER Harlem’s Most Complete Dept. Store Coats — Sportswear — Suits — Dresses Adults’ Pants & Shirts, $1.00 up 113th & 114th Sts. PEACE 1362 FIFTH AVENUE MOnument 2-1717 LAZAR’S SILKS —— DRESS GOODS —- WHITE GOODS CURTAINS and DERAIPERIES Furniture Covers, etc. 300 WEST 125th STREET Corner 8th Avenue New York City Tel. TRafalgar 4-5494 Peace Floral Shop FRESH FLOWERS & PLANTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Special Rate to Followers 527 COLUMBUS AVE., N. Y. C. Bet. 85th and 86th Sts. MO. 2-1343 PEACE ANN’S SPECIALTY SHOP HOSIERY . UNIFORMS . CORSETS LOOK FOR OUR DAILY SPECIALS [38 LENOX AVE., Bet. 116th & 117th Sts.. N. Y. C. PEACE Alexander Motors Select Used Cars All Makes of Cars. Prices from $15 to $800 " 79 McCombs Place 1 Block E. 8th Ave. & 152nd St., N. Y. C. ED. 4-7590 Tel. The NEW DAY 115 Tel. HA 7-9626 Peace T R 0 U 5 E R S TO MATCH COAT Or VEST Complete assortment of Herringbones, Gabardines Tweeds and Summer Slacks L ready to wear, at Reduced Prices WOLKO TAILORS Opp. N. Y. Edison Co., 37 WEST 125th ST. N. Y. City Phone: AU. 3-7880 PEACE WEST END AUTO SERVICE Repair All Makes of Cars. — Specialize in Packards. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FATHER’S FOLLOWER'S 615 WEST 133rd STREET NEW YORK CITY Phone MO. Haven 9-4177 Luca Balenzano ICE - coAL 313 EAST 133rd STREET PEACE New York City PEACE We Thank You, FATHER Peace Fish, Fruit & Vegetable Market 262 LENOX AVE., Near I23rd St., N. Y. C. I‘el. M‘O'nument 2-1747 THANK YOU, FATHER BARASCH’S Army & Navy Store 305 WEST 125 ST. Near 8th Ave. PEACE N. Y. C. Thank You, FATHER “RITZY” Famous for Better COATS —— SUITS — DRESSES 29 EAST 125th STREET, Bet. 5th and Mad. Aves., N. Y. C. ‘PEACE T-el. U<NiVersity 4-3170 Combination usiness School Summer session begins July 5th COMPLETE COURSE, $5 Monthly 139 WEST 125th STREET New York City Tel. UN 4-7647 PEACE REALITY AUTO REPAIR Repairs on All Cars, Trucks, Buses 24-Hour Service — 2 Blocks from “New Day” Office Special Spring tune up service 203 WEST 128th ST. N. Y. City 116 FATHER DIVINE PEA CE MISSION Kingdoms. Extensions and Connections Under FATHER’S Personal Jurisdiction NEVV YORK CITY, N. Y. REV. M. J. DIVINE. Headquarters and Office, 36-38 W. 123rd St., Tel,: HA 7-8124. REV, M. J. DIVINE, 152-160 W. 126th St. Te1.: MO 2-2386. J. DIVINE, 1887-9 Madison . M. J. DIVINIE, Annex, 24 W. 115th Street. REV. M, J. DIVINE, Grocery Store, 26 West 115th St. . EV. J. DIVINE, 34 W. 115th St, J. DIVINE, 36 W. 115th St. DIVINE, 204 W. 63rd St, DIVINE, 239 W. 113th St. DIVINE, 58 W. 114th St, DIVINE, 27 W 114th St. . DIVINE, 15 115th St, . DIVINE, 50 115th St. DIVINE, 103 W. 117th St, . DIVINE, 183 Lenox Ave. J. DIVINE, 59 E, 122nd St. . J. DIVINE, 25 & . . . DIVINE, 61 E. 130th St. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 16 W. 131st St, REV. M. J. DIVINE, 203 W. 139th St. Peace Mission Garages, 16-18-20-22-30 & 32 West 144th St. -— Tel. AU. 3-9258, 43 West 143rd St. NEVV PALTZ, N. Y. 5‘ Mile W. of City, Lake Mohawk Rd. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 468-470 Broad St. MILFORD, CONN. REV. M, J. DIVINE, 17 Gunn St. SAVILLE, LONG ISLAND . M, J, DIVINE, Headquarters, 72 Macon Street. Other Peace Missions, Extensions and Connections: » ALABAMA ENTERPRISE — Baptist Hill, Carry Hutchinson. ARIZONA 1207 W. Adams St,, Phoenix. AUSTRALIA Mrs. G. Malm, 308 George St., Australian Temperance Hall, Russell St., Melbourne. Private addess——Mrs. C._ Cox, 169 Beach Road, Mentone, Victoria. Lgﬁgon St. Carlton, Victoria, Miss Mc- roy. James P. Allen, 59 Naple Road, Victoria. BRITISH WEST INDIES Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I. ‘Westbury New Rd, Barbados. James Street, Barbados. ‘ Mrs._ Smith, Chapmarrs Cross Road, Bridgetown, Barbados, CALIFORNIA 601%, Hayes St., San Francisco. 1828 Ellis Street, San Francisco. 821 Pacific Ave., San Francisco. 1483-1485 8th St., cor. Chester, Oakland. _ Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles. 1777 West_ 35th Place, Los Angeles, Miss Marie Harmony, Agent, 1102 E, Adams Blvd., Los Angeles. ‘ 2602 So. Central Ave., Los Angeles. @rI‘8-Ce Unity. Agent, 588 W. Claremont St., Pasadena. 21 Roberts St., Santa Cruz, w. W. S.g.g.5.35.g.§.3.3.g-K HHquHHHH Sydney. The NEW DAY 3427 Florence St., San Diego. 258 So. 2nd Street, San José. 708 14th St., Modesto. Rte. .3, Box 46, So. Park, Santa Rosa. CANADA 263 Broadview Ave., Toronto. 1116 Broad St,, Room 20, Victoria, B. C. 1454 St. Antoine St., Montreal, 170 Higgins Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 1050 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. Agent. 1075 Denmxan St., Vancouver, B. C. 840 Gore Ave., Vancouver, B, C, COLORADO 2858 California St., Denver 1201 West Pikes Peak Ave., Colorado Springs DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 534 Harvard St., N. W., 1113 “O” St., N. W., Washington. FLORIDA 15th St,, Miami. 5th Pl., Miami. GEORGIA, 734 E. Bolton St. Savannah. 511 E, 31st St., avannah. ILLINOIS 4529 Forrestville Ave,, Chicago. 206 E, 55th St., Chicago. 4628 Dearbon St., Chicago. KANSAS 534 Golden Ave., Topeka. - MARYLAND 823 N. Arlington Ave., Baltimore. 1001 Argyle Ave., Baltimore. MASSACHUSETTS 150 Lenox St., Boston. 312 Columbus Ave., Boston. 229 W, Canton St., Boston. MINNESOTA 735 So. Smith Ave., St. Paul. 3142 N. E. Lincoln St., Minneapolis. 12 South 9th St., Minneapolis. MISSOURI 2750 Clark Ave., St. Louis. 1123 No. 13th St., St, Louis. NEBRASKA 2877 Wirt St., Omaha. NEW JERSEY 326 Mulberry St., Newark. 28-30 Beacon St., ‘ 251 Norfolk St,, 220 Mulberry St., 364 Mulberry St., 135 Broome St., , 1130 Adams ‘St., Asbury Park. 1820 Greenwood Ave., Ne tune. 111 Pennsylvania Ave., Peasantville. 148 Bond St. Elizabeth, I 20 Willard Place, Montclair. 271 Washington Street, Rahway. 417 Rahway Avenue, Westfield. 801 St. George Ave,, Roselle. 43 Schureman St., New Brunswick. 119 York St., Jersey City. Divine Hotel and Auditorium, 50 Marshall St., Elizabeth ort. 23 Ege' Ave. Jersey ity NEW YORK 13 W. 131st Street, N, Y. C. 69 Osborn St., Brooklyn. 541 Classon Ave., Brooklyn. 414 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn. 204-25 45th Drive, Bayside. 110-34 Union Hall St., 107th Ave. & 171st St., 159-04 So. Rd., Jamaica, 107-01 159th St., Jamaica. 749 Bayview Ave., Inwood, L. I. 534 N. 2169 N. W. W. Washington. May 25t11,1939 A.D.F.D. 7 Bay St., Oyster "Bay. Derport Road, Huntington. 25 Udell Drive, Manhassett. 43 Winchester St., White Plains. 155 William St., Buffalo, Peace Exchange Route 2, Box 72, Saugerties. ‘ ‘ NORTH CAROLINA 328 Pine St., Belhaven. ’ 811 Paterson * St,,.H\I7i(f)inston—Sa1em. O . 332 S. Grant Ave., Columbus. 212 Cleveland Ave., Columbus. 336 Parsons ‘Ave., Columbus. 944 E. Fulton St., Columbus. 1024 E, Long, Columbus. 1868 Lakeview Ave., Dayton. 416 W. Southern .Ave., Springfield. 708 Linn St., Cincinnati, PANAMA Mr. I-Ien J. Sanson, Agent, Cristobal, Canal ’ one. . Thos. N. A. Bennett, Agent, Cristobal, Canal Zone. PENNSYLVANIA 1424 N. 24th St., Philadelphia, 3424 Ludlow St., Philadel hia, 528 So. 16th St., Phi-lade phia. 5829-31 Haverford Ave., Philadelphia, 5916 Bryant St., East Liberty, Pittsbur h. 1520 Clar e St., Pittsbur%l€,. 1201 Wilma St., Route 3, ashington. 2034 Ridge Ave,, North Philadelphia. SOUTH CAROLINA 280 2nd Street, Cheraw. SWITZERLAND BASEL: En uire Frau Kurt Muttenu. B1£L9l§I':Il‘1TISE EN ; Winterthurerstr. ZBERG: Fam. Leu - Graf Walde g. GOLDA . Marie Wen er, I-IERRLIBERG: Schuep Chalet 509. OBERRIEDEN: Frau Lips heer Rosengarten. RI-IEINECK: Fam. SchiegS- hinter dem Markt. ROMANSHORN: Bahnangest. RORSCHACH: Herrn G, Bosshart, Loewenstr. 7. ST. GALLEN: Frau Schalcher, Mueller - Friedbergstr, 1. THUN; Fritz Tschaggelar, Steffisburg. WINTERTHUR: Fam. Guyer - Buoher, Leimeneggstr. 18. ZUERICH: Limmatstr. 118. Tel. 932,458, All further information through Euro- ean Office FATHER DIVINEPS eace Mission, Postfach 21, Zurich-— Hoengg, VIRGINIA 119 So. 1st St., Richmond. WASHINGTON 2705 Wetmore Ave., Everett. 424 Hi h St., Bellingham. 15061;§, roadway, Tacoma. 3102 Pacific Ave., Tacoma. Faith I-Io e, Centralia, Agent. 1907 E, dison, Seattle. 1608-12th Ave., 3rd floor, Seattle. 1919 E. Madison, Seattle. 2246 West 56th St., Seattle, 5213-5217 Ballard Ave., Seattle. WISCONSIN 1219 11th St., Monroe. PARTIAL LlST—-Because of the un- known number of FATHER DIVINE Connections throughout the world the above is but a partial list for reference. Sonnegg. Thum- Schaltegger, Pens. 0000000000000000000O000000000 0 0 000000 0 0. ! PEACE D~ Notice - The Price of The New Day C FIVE CENTS per copy in United States, its possessions, 0 territories and Canada 0 Seven cents in foreign countries.
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Notes: Courtesy of the Peace Mission Movement of Father Divine, Woodmont, Pennsylvania.
Geography: Harlem (New York, N.Y.)
Subjects: Father Divine, Peace Mission Movement -- Periodicals, Communal living--United States--Periodicals
Identifier: fdi-tnd-003-021-1939-05-25
Is part of: Father Divine Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: New day, vol. 03, no. 22 (June 01, 1939)
Author: Father Divine (Author)
Author: Father Divine
Publisher: New Day Publishing Co.
Date: 1939-06-01
Place published: New York, N.Y.
Text: 7E“A'E”HER DIVINE IV, DIVINE GREENKILL PARK, ULSTER COUNTY, N. Y., the PROMISED Springtime photos taken at GREENKILL PARK showing the fresh Water lake for swimming and boating——in the background are the Auditoriurn, Tea Room, etc.; also two of the numerous residential ‘buildings, “BEAUTIFUL LIGHT” and “RIGHTEOUSNESS.” The NEW DAY June 1st, 1939 A.D.F.D. The N E W D A Y PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY 5 c A COMMERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE E c NEW DAY PUBLISHING co. 156 W. 126th St, New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7640 Manager: De Voute and others. FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25 Single Copy 7c. “Entered as sec-ond-class matter May 11, 1933, at the post office at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879. V0.1. III N9 22 June 1st, 1939 PEACE FINE (ANDY FOR THE We Thank You, FATHER FAMILY Loft has been making and selling fine candy for more than sixty years Peace Peace 3. H. KRESS & 00. 256 West 125th St. New York City PEACE GREENFEL’S Specialty Shop 42 WEST 116th ST. NEW ...
Show more7E“A'E”HER DIVINE IV, DIVINE GREENKILL PARK, ULSTER COUNTY, N. Y., the PROMISED Springtime photos taken at GREENKILL PARK showing the fresh Water lake for swimming and boating——in the background are the Auditoriurn, Tea Room, etc.; also two of the numerous residential ‘buildings, “BEAUTIFUL LIGHT” and “RIGHTEOUSNESS.” The NEW DAY June 1st, 1939 A.D.F.D. The N E W D A Y PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY 5 c A COMMERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE E c NEW DAY PUBLISHING co. 156 W. 126th St, New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7640 Manager: De Voute and others. FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25 Single Copy 7c. “Entered as sec-ond-class matter May 11, 1933, at the post office at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879. V0.1. III N9 22 June 1st, 1939 PEACE FINE (ANDY FOR THE We Thank You, FATHER FAMILY Loft has been making and selling fine candy for more than sixty years Peace Peace 3. H. KRESS & 00. 256 West 125th St. New York City PEACE GREENFEL’S Specialty Shop 42 WEST 116th ST. NEW YORK CITY Between Lenox and Fifth Avenues HOSIERY, LINGERIE, CORSETS Also Extra-size Skirts BLOUSES & HOSIERY PEACE Peace Tailor Ladies’ & Gents’ Suits Made Thank You, FATHER Shop to Order Cleaning —- Dyeing —— Repairing, etc. 259 LENOX AVE. S. W. Cor. 123111 St. N. Y. C. PEACE We Thank You, FATHER SIMDNS AUTO SUPPLY AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES & PARTS Reduced Prices to Followers 133 WEST 145th STREET Tel. ED. 4-7304-5 PEACE: It is Wonderful to wear Shoes that are Comfortable! Kramers Shoe Shops Wall:-Over and Matrix Shoes 2570 Broadway (near 97th St.) and 2203 Broadway (near 79th St.) N. Y. C. 575 MAIN STREET, New Rochelle, N. Y. 245 GREENWICH AVENUE, Greenwich, Conn. PEACE PEACE Quality built the BEECH - NUT reputation for foods of finest flavor —— yet BEECH - NUT Coffee BEECH - NUT Peanut Butter BEECH - NUT Cooked Spaghetti cost no more in comparison. —— Try them! Tel. UNiversity 4-6082 7 R. S U K O F F Dressmaking Trimmings, Pleating Hemstitching, Button Holes, Buttons 1742 MADISON AVE., Bet. 114th & 115th Sts., N. Y. 0. Phone: HA. 7-4819 PEACE THE STAR TRUNK CO. 0 Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases 0 Leather Novelties, Umbrellas 30 EAST 125th ST. Cor. Madison Ave., New York City Tel. UN. 4-1050 PEACE .(> Skylights Smokestacks Gutters Leaders of Metal Work 79 EAST 115th STREET — N. Y. City N. Romoff, Pres. PEACE We Thank You FATHER NOBBY’S SHIRT SHOPS BARGAINS in HABERDASHERY Guaranteed Shirts That Wear $1.00 up SOUVENIRS with $1.00 purchases. — P. Levine, Pro?- 1410 FIFTH AVE. - Near 116th ST- PF 7 A 3 4 1 June lsu 1939.AJ)Ja1t FATHERS MESSAGES The DAY. CONTENTS Banquet Table, 152-160 W.‘126th St., N. Y. C., Fri. & Sat. .Ma.y 26 81 .27. 2:40 A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' 5 Banquet ‘Table, New Paltz Ext., New Paltz, N. Y., The Promised Land, Sat. & Sun” May 27th and 28t»h.i 2:35 .11 A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ Auditorium, Laurel ‘Garden, 463 Springfield Avenue, Newark. N. J., SI..In.. May 28. 7:40 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 19 Banquet Table, 326 Mulberry St., Newark," N. J., Sun., May 28. 10:20 P. M. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2.5 ‘ Banquet Table, 152-160 'W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Sun. '& Mon., May’ 28 & "729. 3:15 A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N. Y. C., Mon., May 29, 2:30 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ 35 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N. Y. C., Wed, Ma)’ 24. 3:55 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Banquet Table, 1.887-9 Madison Ave., N. IY. 0., Wed., May 24, 4:34 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . >49 Banquet Ta.ble, 20 W. 115th, St., N. Y. C., lV[0n., Jan. 10 1938 A.D.F.D.. 12:15 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 555 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Wed. & Thurs., May 24 48525, 2:55 A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . ., . . . . 61. Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Aye., N. Y. C., Thurs., Nlayp 25, 1:55 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Banquet Table, 20 VV. 115th St., N; Y. C., Thurs., Feb. 17, 1938‘A‘.D.F.D.. 11:45 A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 71. Righteous Government Forum, 326 Mulberry St., Newark, N. J.. Thurs., May 25, 11 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Thurs. & Fri., I May 25 &r. 26. 2:30 A. M. . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . q. 81 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N. Y. C., Tues. May. 30. 2:40 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 Banquet Table, 152-160 .W. 126th St., N. Y. 0., Mon. & Tues., May 297 & 30. 4:30 A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87‘ Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N. Y. 0., Sat., May .27. 3:50 P. 1M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 World News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 “Righteousness Marches On” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..;.... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .f. . . . . . . 95 FATHEIVS Invitation to Advertisers to Participate in the Demonstration of June 11th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 98 Map of the Parade Route, June 11th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .« . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Details of the Parade Route . . . . . . . . . . ..i . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . .;.. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 101 Letter of Invitation to Demonstration from the “New Day” Publishing ‘Co. . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . 102- Righteous Government News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..103 Business Men’s‘ Reaction to the Peace Mission Movement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .’. . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104': Pe-acestamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109' Free‘Employment Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Advertisers’ Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pocketbook of Knowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peace Dial Log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............',ft: World News THIRTY-THREE died in traffic accidents in New York ‘State on Memorial Day. The toll for the nation ran into the h-undnryeds. KING GAEORGIE and his Queen are expected to be visi-A tors at the World’s Fair on Saturday, June 10th. "AN AVIATOR, Albert Smith, in a frail baby flivver plane tried to duplicate Corrig,an’s flight to Ireland. I-Ie isvnow listed among the fliers lost at sea. a A SENATORIAL AFILIBUISTLER is promised to keep Congress from cha-nging the Neutrality Law. . - AT LAST the Townsend Old Age Piension Plan has come to the floor of Con.gress. It is ‘being debated this week. . . , I BRITISH .PLAN:S to make Palestine an indenpendent nation conrtrolleed by Arabs who constitute a great majority in the land, has been rejected by the Arabian High Counicil because immigration of 15,000 Jews will be per- .mitted annually for the next five years. \ JAPANESE PLANES have attacked the border air forces of Outer Mongolia formerly a part of the Cnhinese Empire but now a buffer state for the Soviet Union. They claim the Mongolian air arrneada of 1000 .pl‘an_e«s was flying over Mandhukuvarn territory. The Japanese clalim they destroy- ed 42 planes in thirty minutes. The attack was a\ppa«re5nta ly made to try to dissuade Russia from e.-nt-erin.g a military pack’ with.En—gl.and. I ’ PLANS to raise the Squalus will take probably a month. ‘ The plan calls for dragging the "sub into, nearby shallow - wa’te—r so di.vingso.pera*tionsi will be eas~i.er. .I,_{VING-’GEORGE whose .trans-Canadian trip was a«c.com- 1 \ - u . \ K yrupitio-n but was “arrested for his.w_-ork.‘GoVernior Martin panied by much needed rain, won him the e~p1'th.ext, “George the Rainmaker.” “ I ' He bro~ad+cas<t to the 'Br1=:is.r1 l3lm,pire from Victo-ria, 13.. C. Tuesday. ‘ . _ SOVIET FOREIGN COMlVlI-SSAR Vladimir Molotov, made .a. sign_ifi:c~ant speech in -Moscow on W>eIdtneIs<7l«a*y, set. inzg forth. the foreign policy of the Union——~on eve of entér. inug military alliance with ‘Eng*-land. ‘ JAPANESE "WARSHIPS have been‘ halting British and French ships in their blockade of the Coast of China. A NOB.TI-I ATLANTIC UNION of deumovcracies to in. ’clude the U.S., Canada, E_rLg_land., Ireland, '.E‘ran<:e, Belgium, I-Iol-land, Switzerland, Denmrirrk, Sweden, Finland, Aus. tralia and South Africa is proposed by an American au- thor by the name of Streit. It is his plan ‘for. the (first step towaral ~a.c«hieVing a ‘World Union. A .: _ “A WORLD C(.NFEREl‘-ICE to -devise a New World Order based on the Fatherhood of. God and brotherhood of man, a World Union of free peoples, at once the pow- er of evil will be broken, a New Era of ll/Iourality and righteousness will. begin," is zrplan urged by World Peace. MOUNT KATNAI in Alaska is active again. Members ‘of the ‘nearby Aleut tribes have fledito sa-fety. Volcanic _ ashes aresettling over a hundred-milre area. In 1912 this ‘mountain gave vent to the gr_e.atest‘ eruption “of ‘any Vol. cano in the history of the world. . . . SCQMMISSIONER COLE, whohyad .a delegation or toy!- lowers detained on way. from Canada to Rigiht_eous. Gov. ern-ment Conven-tion two years ago _wa:s the“ first of ~01!- ficials indicte~d In Stjate of Washingt-o~n clean up. Lester Hunt, reporter for Seattle Star, has .exposed official, cor- exultantlly dewclzavred-, “VW=‘be got .I-Iun»t.’_' ‘ I . .,[ ,;.,, I_ wj-. 'j,_,L'.|.'. 1:. ._ \ ,-._-.~‘ . _=. V,» . ~ \ « (ALL A.I€F3_ Wifijliiit/iii T0 I§ARTIC1PA1*E) A DAY - .lune 4th, ’1’9A3i94: A.D..F'.D., New York City“ i A "(AND EVERY SUNDAY? THROUGHOUT THE .‘SUMMSI_3‘..R UNLESS % A’ A " ‘A »OTH*EVRW'.IS‘ES SPECIFIED) ’ A i S. A A , A FATHER expécted.’ to be present Personally 0 GREAT MASS MEETINGS —— ROCKLAND PALACE A . 8th Avenue _& 155th Street _ Sponsored by.,the New I)ay_ Publishing Co. Sun FREE F R E E“ SUNDAY - June 11th, 1939 A..ﬁ.F;D., New~YoSrk city ~ 0 PARADE.-=-;—_ 'Sta1-ting 1:30» P;‘M.“;f14om Madisah ‘Sqt1ai*e',' “ l 2316 S't1‘eétf& ,..1\/Iadﬁison AA‘veI1_u»e.~ A A ' A ' N @M.ASS* after Parade at Rockland Palace, 4 - 155th Street 8: 8i’h Avenma. . 1 ' - A ’ ‘ F R AS ‘ALWAYS A A S R _. A. 1711.6 }'ot1_te of the fb"iii1‘d mi S100 mad‘ the del”.ai1As.0,l1 pagéai MONDAY -‘— June lﬁfh, 1939 A~.D.~.F.Dn H»l'l;d{S0I1A RiVel"AS A e BOAT.EXCURSION & OUTING ‘tn’; the I?11OMISED'LA_N_D. A V ‘S.-SA;."De1aware leaves ]:3211diSt. _&_HA1I.(IVsbgI1 River “A A’ ‘R-et1*11'11s "in t11e:eVéi1if1g ﬂléi s‘aii1e A ' V — ALL CHILDRVAEN“ 18—yéaArs and H1‘1_11d‘cr ‘F ICE. E < A _ﬁ "SMALL. CHILDREN ii1ust‘be .a”ct3u‘1i1pa11iéd hiy;G11at'dia.11s. A VAUULTS’-“-‘-“G-‘ ONE DOLLAR--.-‘-“-'-1+ ROUND TRIPwF~ARE ‘ Spoinsbred by ihé New \DdyAAPitBAl.ishi~ng A ALLSAA1{EA WELC(}'M’EA{T() P-AR’lﬁICIL1’A5l74E:Vi11.AA‘\these I A fregarﬂ'le's’sf"of s'o-céilied’ race, Ac1"'e‘ed A 0r_Vé0]o‘1';'"réligigus A’;;1)e1ﬁi':":f;j'4A A AASSS*i?ﬁiA31 X01‘ ."‘ffi1i5"“i[°“$-A"" I .().I..}\_ 5 —pu—r;— ’ ._-I , V .4 — —i a . ‘NE r cThelNewDay I ;...._._.—.. 1u_<'rHU1s_DAY,UN~E 1st,;199,A..F.D.’ I if I I A I I 2 All the I’owers ‘That Be, l:Gov?e:rnmen*l:o1 , or Diplomatic, Cannot Do What the Spirit of My Presence Is Doing a Those Who Are Rtespeaasie Will Respect Others, for You Show Yaw Respect Within 'Yoiirself by Respecting Others “OUR FATHERS MESSAGE’? , GIVEN WHILE AT THE “BANQUET TABLE » 152-160 WEST 126th STREET I NEW YORK. CITY I FRIDAY EVENING and SATURDAY MORN- ING, MAY 26th and 27:11, 1939 A.D.F’.D. ‘ A TIME: 2:40 A. M. i ‘ The most insignificant and humble person maybe the best mannered and the most courte- ous, for culture and education is not essential to treating others with ,respect, and it behooves, us all to handle visitors, friends, strangers, brothers and sisters.with the utmost courtesy as does our PERFECT EXAMPLE, our beloved’ SAVIOR, FATHER DIVINE! — . All who come in our midst are shown hos- pitality by Him Who is so SUPERIOR to them all, regardless to whom and what they may consider themselves to be, and therefore jwewho know our inothingness should certainly pattern after His ways andyclo likewise. V I V The Message FATHER delivered on, this occasion was one "of patiently "teaching us to show’ the respect for ourselves He has instilled ’” in. us,aby respecting others and treating them 7 courteously. It is/not only worthy of considera- tion, but should be adhered to and must be by all who desire to participate in these assemblies. , I At the close ., of FATH"ER’S Message, Mr. Frankel,» attorney, who arrived late but in time. to hear FATHER-s«p‘eak, addressed FATHER and the .ga—thering,\.,praising FATHER for HIS mighty ,,WorkV am.ong_3-‘the, under-privileged and nons. privileged, and his remarks are included fol-s * lowing FATHER’S Lecture. THANK YOU, FATHER DEAR! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber and FAT'HER’S Message follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE! Aren’t you glad! I would just like to say at this instance, you all have heard in part the announcements concerning the different events that are supposed to take place in tl‘1e‘:near future in connection with the PEACE lVfOVEe MENT, , I,-cwould just like to say right there, as I have often said, it has been Mwconsideration to be mindful how I entertain‘ strangers, and I request‘ the honor of all visiting friends, those who claim to "be My followers and those who are not, to be mindful how you entertainstrans sgers in the different audiences where My fol. lowers and ‘believers are assembled. I mention this because it came to My notice that someone, spoke very rudely to someone who was speaking tonight.» A person comingfin any . _of theseidivers audiences, unless they are rude, you are disrespecting yourself to speak rudely to strangers; If they come in and act rude, it is ‘ a different proposition; but I have taught you all to bemindful how you entertain strangers. For this cause I remain the LINK and the CHAI-N; therefore I do not have any members, as ithis is not an organization! ‘ I All‘ people‘ are welcome to participate in thesedifferent‘, gatherings and participate in these divers demonstrations, but do not feel that we have any members in our connection. Those who do .n*otVexp_ress My .iS'p_irit ‘ﬂana: Mindy s I draw them! “ Race! Aren’t you glad! 1 6 T A i p , Tlliielil D/VALY they are‘-n'ot'ilof Me!“ Unless‘-»'va ‘!p*erson¥e“omes in these. .dif:Eerent, .audi.ences , and», speaks .. rudely, ac-ts rudely in some way or :d?isorder.ly,' why should you speak rudely to _them?. ,, 4 fr ' Show Your Respect ’ Those who are trespectable ' will respect others. You , sh.ow your res‘pect_ by jjrespelcting others. I do not mean, you show your,‘ respect. to t'hem,__I do. not mean you.show' your respelct for thern, but I do mean you show your respect within yourself by the way you respect’ others. Can you not see the mystery? ’ " T p A person that speaks rudely to another, he is-disresrpecting that person unlesshe has a cause to speak rudelyto him, and he is showing his disrespect in himself by the act of his doings; therefore he is looked -u'pon,as;;bein,g- .,disrespect- able because: he disrespects others, , A If you notice it closely, those who are re- spectable, ,they_ I'€3S‘p€‘.C.‘t. and honcr »others be- cause: they are respectable and ,honorable;, but those who are disresp,.ecta‘blei and dishonorable, they: disrespect others -_without a cause and they dishonor ’others without ‘a .ca.use, and ;they..,,dis- :-regard others without a.» »cause Ibecaugse they themselves are dishonorable and dis.respecta‘ble and in a,great measure at times dishonesti , But I mention, AM My ~LIl\TK and l.A‘l\/I My CHAIN ~because this isanot and organization, although‘ you are gather

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