The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-06-26
sHERALD, HILLsBORO, O.-THURsDAY, JUNE 2e, 1890
RevIew--reMPERANcE.
International sunday School Lesson for
June 30, 1890. M

t6vSCl0lly HrIUugeu ITOm .. SuuHVohiysJ
LESSON TExT-Isa. 65:S13
GOLDEN TExr-Blessed are they which do
hunger and thirst after Righteousness: for they
shall be flled.-Matt. 5:6.
TME--About year and fivc months, from
midsummer, A. d. os, TO December, A. d. 90
PLACE-Galilec, Bethsaida, Perea and the rc-
gions Of Cesaren Phillippi.
JEsUs-Atout thirty.three years old at the
close Of this period, within six months Of the
crucihxion. This period was marked by great
crowds, by His first miracle OF raising the dead
and the method Of teaching by parallels.
QUESTIONS OF TIE QUARTER. - Over
how much time do the lessons OF this
quarter extend3 What period Of Christ's
ministry was It? What events marked
this period? Where were Christ and His
Disciples most Of the time?
1. Great Truths.-In which lessons and
in what manner did Jesus teach the
Law of Love? In which lessons do we
learn about Jesus as the Resurrection
and the Life? In which about the
Bread of Life? Sowing and Reaping?
Eternal Life9 Prayer? Treasures in
Heaven? The Glory of Christ?
Q. Great Duties Where are we taught
the Golden Rule? In what other lesson
have we learned about helping others?
Where did we learn what to do with the
truths taught? What did we learn
about prayer? about laying up treasures
in Heaven?
3. Great Victories.-Whatv victoriesdid
Jesus gain over disease? death? over the
body? over the needs of men? How are
we to gain the victory over selilshncssP
over covetousness? over unbclief?
TEMPERANCE.
LESSON TExT-Dan. 1917.
GOLDEN TExT-Wherewithal shall young
man cleanse his ways by taking heed thereto
according TO thy word.-Ps. 1879.
CENTRAL TRUrH-Faithfulness to principle
the way to usefulness and success.
TIME-B. G. 6O5.3 Tho beginning OF the 70
years captivity.
PLAcE-Babylon, on the Euphrates, 500 miles
east of Jerusalem.
RULERs-Jehotakim. King OF Judah; Nebu-
chadnczzar, Of Babylon.
DANIEI-At this time IA years old, born
ut Jerusalem, OF noble p0rcntagc carried cap
two to Babylon, where he lived nll the 20 years
captivity. A great statesman, u learned scien-
tihc man, o true prophet Of the noblest char.
acter, lived nt least till D. c. b3i, IS years old
BOOK OF DANIEI.--Author, Daniel Divided
into two parts, chapters 10 being historical;
chapters 5.la prophetic. II Is written in two
languages, Hebrew Chapters l:24; S.i2), and
Chaldee (chaptcr ga to chapter y.
HELPS OVER HARD PLAcEs-The four cap.
tives About the time OF Lesson H., number
Of captives were carried from Jerusalem to
Babylon. Among them were four boys who
became noted in history-Danicl and tho three
who were cast into the fiery furnace. These
four were selected TO he trained Tor tho official
service Of King Ncbuchadnezzar. They were
taught in the ChaldeGn learning, and fed with
the luxurics provided by the King.
THE TEMPTATIONS. Purposed he Houid nat
d.a,e himself With the kings mat: 1. c., food.
What was the wrong in eating the kings food?
d) Tho dietary might comprise articles OF
food such as the flesh Of swine, hares etc.,
which the law interdicted TO the Israelites
Gev. II); (2J the flesh may rot have been
perfectly cleansed from blood, 80 as to be al
lowed by the Jewish law (Deut l9:c3-25).
Jews, even ut this day, have their own butch.
crs and regard az unciean the meat prepared
In tho ordinary wny; (9 the universal custom
among the heather Of consecrating each meal
BY offering portion OF II TO their idols and
pouring out libations Of wine In their honor;
az the luxurious diet provided by the king
would corrupt the body and diminish the vigor
Of the mind
earnest purpose; (2) by using wise means; (0
by the help Of God; "a by his own character;
() by the test OF experience. 0. Col brought
DJafI into farour: by direct influence and by
giving Daniel lovuble, noble character. 10.
Endan2tr my head: lest his head be cut of for
disobcdience II. Mlsar: the molzar, or
steward; not proper name. He had charge
Of their food. This plan was doubtless by
permission Of the prince OF the eunuchs
Hdnaniah:, etc. see their other names In ver
g. l2. Pulse: vegetable food, grains. Pulse
originally meant leguminous seeds, as beans,
peas.
h.,tx han hAan tf,,l
bodies. (2) Moral and intellectual benefits
wisdom, skill. (9 His future life and career
were exalted and enlarged. He had high posi-.
tion great usefulness TO the people Of Cod
LESSON QUEsrIoNs-What book Of tho
Bible do we now study? Give the date
and place of this lesson. What great
captivity began at this time?
l. The Four Captives-Who at this
time conquered Judah and Jerusalem?
". ~ What four boys were among tho
captives? ". o. Who was tho chief?
What do you know Of the others? dan.
8:14-26.) Give some account Of Daniels
life. His appearance and talent. ". A.
How old was he at this time? For what
were these four selected? Tvs. s-5.)
II. The Temptation ". S.)-What
purpose Gid Daniel have in his heart?
What was the Kings meat? Why did
no not wish to cat It? How would it de-
Ole him? Why would he refuse the
wine? What temptations would he have
to eat as the other boys did? What
temptation from his youth? His love Of
pleasure? His desire of success? The
customs around him? His absence from
homo restraints?
III. The Victory over Temptation
Tvs. S-14. What was the first thing
Daniel did to overcome the temptation2
". 8, first clause.) What did he. next
do? ". 8, last clause.) How did God help
him? ". o. How would Daniels previ-
Gus character help him? How his early
training? What did he ask of the
prince over him? What objection was
made? What test did Daniel propose?
What help have we In overcoming temp.
tation? (Jas. 1: l-3; Heb. 4:l5; Matt. Q:
Is; 20: Al; Cor. 10: 18. L
IV.-The Fruits Of Victory ". 15-17.)
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