Tuesday, November 5, 1985
Daily Nebraskan
Pago 11
Cards & Letters
Columnist Harrah spoke with mocking hatred
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roade upon the attitude that was being fulfillment of Scriptures (2 Timothy other, while they themselves (leading matter what kind of presentation Satan
expressed. d:I-5, 1 tonnthians 11:13-15, Matthew comparable lifestyles) can't or won't gives for his craftiness.
It's Pi'SW n1 lie Sc"Ptures wil receive the same "disdainful" judge- The devil is waging war against the
outrages of today, this tiw Telej fulfilled, for God's word is real. The ment upon themselves. Thus allowing souls of mankind and one's only hope
vision Pyganda. Never on the face of foment that has been revealed is pride to deny the sight of sin's deceit for victory is In Christ, Himself, not in
the earth has something so subtly that the writer did not possess Chris- fulness In one's own life. formulas, churches, or books, but in
Ckedpassedforbeingsogood.lndeed, tian love, but mocking hatred. To God, it doesn't matter what kind the character of Jesus alone, who pos-
1 agree that it is not the Spirit of Jesus The un-make-believe character, Satan, of package your sin comes in, it all sesses no form of mockery at all.
who cries out for money, but unbroken has taken a world of godless men and needs to be repented
men and women who haven't received women and created a hierarchial sys- So why mock the speck in your fel- Daniel Mullin
the "Love for the Truth. (2 Thessalo- tern of mocfary.which is just a laugh- low man's eye, while not seeing the log architecture
nians 2:9-11). Ing manifestation of pride. The mockery within your own? junior
Recognise own faults before judging others' faults
We are writing in response to Scott
Harrah's article on "TV Preacher's save
money, not souls" (Daily Nebraskan,
Nov. 1). We realize that it is impossible
to completely clarify in a short editor
ial all the truth relating to this subject,
but we would like to bring out a couple
of points.
First of all, it is clear from God's
inspired word that He desires for each
of us to use the gifts and talents which
He has given us to bring others to know
the love and forgiveness that has been
granted to us through the sacrifice of
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CALL 472-2SM
$2.75 minimum charm per day on commercial ads.
Ten words included.
$2.00 minimum charge per day on individual student
and student organization ads.
J 75 billing charge on noncommercial ads. All
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NO REFUNDS ON PRE-PAID ADS.
NO RESPONSIBILITY ASSUMED FOR MORE THAN
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Matching love seat and chair. 466-0228 after 6:00.
8 tickets for Nebraska-Iowa State. 472-0569.
12-speed FUJI SportRacing bike. Suntour comps. like
new, very reasonable. 474-6007, keep trying.
Moving: Need to sell tanning time. 20 sessions$40.
Call 477-8105 after 6:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Charter Buses, Vans. Mini-buses, School buses.
GOOD LIFE COACHES
423-2500
2212 "R"
2-bedroom apartment close to campus, appliances.
washerdryer hookups.
ReMax Management
474-6823 or 489-0579
Ask for Judy
4640 MEREDITH
2 bedroom-$340 plus $200 deposit. Available immed
iately 421-3989, 488-1723. or 488-4589.
NEAR CAMPUS, NEAR NEW
1 and 2-bedrooms available. 1-bedroom--$265 plus
$200 deposit. 2-bedroom-$365 plus $200 deposit. 421-3989,474-1064.
3 bedroom, near UNL at 1501 N. 13th $375. 423-1535.
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His son Jesus Christ. It is also apparent
that Jesus clearly disagreed with the
ways of the most "religious" people
ever to walk the earth (the Pharisees
and Scribes).
An example of His attitude toward
these people is found in Matthew 23.
Our objective is not to agree or dis
agree with the methods of evangelism
that these people have, but rather to
question the perspective and motives
of those who stand in complete opposi
tion to their teachings.
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1826 "A" Street. 2 -bedroom, newer unit, dishwasher,
disposal, laundry, central air, carpeted. No pets, children
or waterbeds. $300. $200 security deposit. 423-1838 after
5:00.
HAVWARO PLACE
9th & Charleston
A unique renovation ol one of Lincoln's oldest land
marks. 1, 2, 4 3 bedrooms; close to UNL and downtown;
modern appliances; laundry facilities: off-street parking.
Now leasing tor Dec. occupancy. Call Mega Corp. 475
8407. East Campus; furnished; one-bedroom; laundry facil
ities; off-street parking. Mega Corp. 475-8407.
2-bedroom ground level duplex, fenced yard; off-street
parking: 3 blocks from main campus; air; refrigeration;
stove; water; garbage pickup provided. Available Dec. 1.
Call (913) 862-1728.
LARGE l-bedroom apartment, available Dec. I. Call after
6:00 p.m., 435-5169.
PLASMA DONORS
Earn up to $25 week or $100 a month. 1st donation $10,
2nd donation in same calendar week (M-Sat) $15. New
donors bring this ad in for a $2 bonus on 1st donation.
UNIVERSITY
PLASMA CENTER
1442 "0" Street
Lincoln, Nebr.
475-8645
Effective until further notice.
Boston working mother seeks non-smoking live-in
childcare for 2 12 and 4 12 year-old children. Weekly
salary, room and board, weekends off, will also pay
traveling expenses to Boston. Year commitment mini
mum Must be able to drive. Own car preferred. Call Judy,
at (617) 244-0527 between 7 & 10 p.m.
YMCA looking for enthusiastic, energetic volunteer
youth backetballcoaches. If interested, call Youth Sports,
475-9622.
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In Matthew 7:1-5, Jesus makes clear
to us the importance of recognizing our
own shortcomings and blindness before
judging the weaknesses of others. It is
also clear that Christ's purpose wasn't
to judge (John 3:16, 17, also in John 8 in
the case of the adultress), but instead,
His purpose was to do the will of God
the Father, even though His judgment
would have been completely true (John
8:16).
Finally, we want you to realize that
though we can never totally under
SitterHousehelper. UNL Spring semester. $3 35 hour.
M-F. 11:30-4:30 p.m. No smoking, no T.V. 488 -0262, 472
1815. ENTERTAINERS WANTED
If you have energy to burn and would like to learn how
to bartend, or just like working in a club atmosphere, call
474-6602 between 2-4 p.m. for a personal interview, ask
for Merle. You must be 19 or older.
AG STUDENTS
Part-time opportunity to work with an ag-supplier and
manufacturer during tne winter months and part-time
and full-time over tne summer. Send brief resume to:
Manager, P.O. Box 6664. Lincoln. Ne. 68516.
SINGERS. ACTORS, AND DANCERS:
Position open for versatile Individual In a unique
business. Call Tune-A-Grsm, 464-TUNE, Tuesday
Thursday, 5-8 p.m.
JACK'S RECORDS
We now rent records!!
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Female to share large 2-bdrm. apartment. 36th & Hwy
2. 421-1214.
Female roommate, large 2-bedroom, furnished except
bedroom. $150 mo. plus deposit & 12 util. 18th &
Washington. Call 474-5591 or 476-8251.
1 roommate needed to share 3-bedroom house. Within
5 minutes of campus. Call Jim at 475-8249.
Wanted: Roommate to share large house, close to
campus, fully equipped, $100 per month. 474-6007 eve
nings, early mornings.
Roommate needed. Spacious 2-bdrm; rent-$133; heat
paid. 2244 Vine, 435-4289.
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Your pregnancy should be a
safe and happy journey.
Call your March of Dimes
chapter for a free booklet
about good prenatal care.
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stand all the ways in which the triune
God works, it is essential that each
individual realize that heshe will be
held accountable before the throne of
God only for his actions and decisions,
not those of others.
Terry Fritz
senior
electrical engineering
Amalia Morehead
senior
music education
For second semester: 1 or 2 female roommates needed
to share house within walking distance of city campus.
475-8598, keep trying.
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College Night
Wednesday, Nov. 6
4-9 $5.00
Haircuts
Head's Together
1701 "R" St.
475-4902
WINTER BREAK skiing at Steamboat Springs and Vail
from $75, or sunning at South Padre Island and Daytona
Beach from $99!! Hurry, call Sunchase Tours for more
information, toll-free 1-800-321-5911 or contact a Sun
chase representative TODAY!! When your winter break
counts. . .count on Sunchase!
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS!!
Meeting Tuesday
City Union at 7:00 p.m.
New members always welcome!
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Executive f or the spring semester. J he
position requires approximately 25 hours per week.
If you are comfortable with a selling situation, can
motivate yourself and are interested in applying your
academic background in advertising sales, we have an
openin3 for you.
Pay is based on a commission structure and appli
cants must be UNL students. Pick up an application
at the Daily Nebraskan, Room 34, Nebraska Union.
Applications must be turned in by Friday, November 8
at 3:00 p.m.
UNL does not discriminate in its academic, admis
sions or employment programs and abides by all
Federal regulations pertaining to same.
Viola concert
Wednesday at
Kimball Hall
Harold Levin, a, UNL assistant
professor of viola, will give a viola
recital at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the
Kimball Recital Hall.
In addition to his duties as
assistant professor of viola, Levin is
director of the New Music Ensemble
of the School of Music. He is also
conductor of the Lincoln Youth
Symphony and performs with both
the Nebraska Chamber Orchestra
and the Lincoln Symphony Orches
tra as well as various UNL faculty
chamber groups.
Levin will play one of his own
compositions, "Seven Pieces," in its
version for viola and piano. lie will
also perform a sonata for solo viola
written especially for him by Ran
dall Snyder, UNL professor of theory
and composition, and "Sonata in E
Flat Major, Opus 120 No. 2" by
Johannes Brahms.
William Carpenter will assist on
piano.
In addition to his Nebraska per
formances, Levin has performed in
concert in Evergreen, Colo, for the
benefit of the Colorado Philharmonic
Orchestra and in Pennsylvania at
the Bedford Springs Festival.
This concert is open to the public
and free of charge.
ATTENTION
Ag Econ Club presents
Commodities & Options Trading
By Kevin Kean
Nov. 5, 6:00 p.m. East Union
Resumes and sweatshirt orders are due!
ALPHA 0MICR0N PI
presents
ROCKATHON S
A benefit tor the Arthritis Foundation.
AMS
Wed. Nov. 6. 5 p.m., City Union
Film, pay dues. See you there!
ATTENTION: FORMER SPAGHETTI WORKS EM
PLOYEES AND SELECTED FRIENDS:
It's time for a party!! This Sunday. Nov. 10th, 7:00 p.m.
Chesterfield's Yacht Club. We will try to contact you. For
further details, talk to Mike, Bruce, or Ted.
UPC Publicity Committee is meeting at 7 p.m. in room
204 in the City Union. New members welcome.
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