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TIE RISEN LORD.
LESSON xl, SECOND QUARTER, IN
TERNATlONAL SERIES, JUNE 10.

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Verses 5-7-Comments by Rev. II. s.
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Notes. " l. End of the Sabbath means
tho same as after the Sabbath Began to
dawn, daybreak near sunrise, Mark xvi, 9.
Mary MaEdalene, see Luke viii 3. The
other Mary, the mother of James, Matt.
xvii, 81. First day of the week, the first
Christian Sunday. V. O. There was, Re-
vised Version had been. v f. AS dead men,
by fright were thrown into swoon. V. 3.
Fear We not, be not agitated or troubled. V.
t. See the place, to satisfy yourselves that he
is risen, V. s. Departed quickly, run, the
news was so good as to put speed into their
feet. v Q. All hail, salutaton which
means rejoice Held him by the feet, throw
themsel es PROSTATE before him, 2 Kings iv,
81 v r. Large money, much money to
brbc them to conceal the truth. Y. II. Per-
suade him, satisfy PLATE that he would not
punish them
V. |. jesus had now laid in tho guarded
tomb Friday night, Saturday, and Saturday
night, and the morning of the first day our
Sunday had come. In the twilight of the
early morning, not only Mary OF MaSdala
and Mary the mother of Jesus. but several
other holy women wcnded their way to the
so,,,Icb,r N.ttbo,v o,,,its fin, ,,S,,,os tho
Others rive because heeypects tocootinn. bis
account of the two he mentions. chapter
xvii. GL The Mary of Magdala, in Galiec,
was delivered by Jesus from seven demons,
but she is not the same as many think, with
the woman that was sinner While they
'born fine s,iccs which they bnd nrcnored
rbere NAV have struggled in their hearts so
filed with Grief n remote hone of his res,1r
irection These women. "last at his cross and
earliest Mt his crave" were ready TO receive
lane rlad news Of Cb,ist's resurrection The
l,scnle. wore Slow To believe it. showing the
difference between woman's intuition and
mans reasoning process in attaminl, the same
result They vent ito see the sepulchern
How tru. affection still prompts us to 20 to
he place where a oainted ono rests to see the
Iioub of buried love. Is there NOT uncousci-
)n,lv in each such visit Che hone of n resur-
.ectiou Of the body,
On the vav thcy worried about the re-
mova Of the huge stone How often we are
concerned about difficulties which VIII be
removed when we come to them
Y. p 3 There had been an earthquale.
perhaps "a rcuetItion Of the shock described
in chap xvii 81 AT the time of the Lords
Death, and a divine messenger had descended
from heaven to remove the stone. .Jcsns
rose from the dead 10y the exertion of his own
innate divine bower. The earhoIiake and
The shining angels bui evinced his divine
ma iestv and wore sent toovaro ,,.e no rdo
and TO show thar .JasI,s was, NOT tal,en from
, tho to,nh nv human nover Whom +bo
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; the risen saviour sat in the SHINING rohos of
, trirr,,h and nuritv unon tha stone
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