The Judgment Seat ot Christ Another strange thing appears in this overwhelming portrayal of judgment, vast and final, The Judge, the King, is the Son of Man, Jesus Christ himself. This fits in with other passages in the New Testament where sometimes Christ, and sometimes God, ap pears as the Judge of all. This is a tremendous claim on Jesus' part, to have the right to sit on the throne of the universe. No where is the deity of Christ more strikingly affirmed than right here. On the other hand, he is still the Son of Man. He is our Elder Brother, bone of our bone and flesh of our flesh, "made like his brethren in every respeqt" as Heb. 2:17 says. God in his final judgment, acts with and through his Son who was and ever shall be one with God and one with man. We cannot deceive him He is one of us. (Rased on outlines copyrljrbted by tb«» Division of Christian Fduratlon, Na tional Council of the ( ba*rhes of ( brist in the l S A Released by t omrounit> Press Service.) Heard at the Show "Why didn't my dog win a pi ize?” "Hr failed on legs—not long enough." “Well, they touch the floor, don't j they?" 1

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