Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-09-25
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL:
THOUGHTS WORTHY OF CALM
REFLECTION.
A Pleasant, Interesting. and Instructive
Lesson and Whore IL May BE found--A
Learned and Concise Review Of the


Learned and Concise Review Of the
Same.
LESSON FOR SUNDAY, SEPT. 2s.
The Sunday schools will be mainly oc-
cupied with the Quarterly Review out
lined below. Along with this we give
for those who desire it suggested Mis-
sionary and Temperance lessons, with
brief notes on the latter.
IL was wines reyelry. Wine and
wantonness go well together They
were together there In Herod's lewd
court, where John lost his head and the
king his soul. They are together here.
When king drinks in private 1t Is Ill
enough; when he drinks before, his
thousands ii is doubly i'll. 1t. was while
he was tasting the wine that he gave
command for the self-glorying exhibition
Of golden and silver vessels. 1t is right
about here that most kings and poten-
tates dismiss judgment and make fools
of themselves.
The plaster of the kings palace -is
still very good writing tablet. And
there is hand ready to write there the
judgment of heaven against wickedness
in high places. When people by their
suffrage give license to iniquity, and so
become partners in evil, they need not
look long to see, written against their
walls. "Wo TO him that buildeth town
with blood, and establisheth city with
iniquity."
QUARTERLY REVIEW.
Note-There is no better plan In tho
superintendent's review exercise than
the use of mnemonic initials on the
blackboard, the subject of the succeed
ing lessons being thus suggested to the
minds of the scholars The first word of
the golden text, also, is generally all
that is necessary to recall it to the mem
ory of the scholars.
THIRD QUARTER.
Lesson 1. Lawful work on the Sab.
bath. Luke 13: 1917.
Memory Verses. 1917.
Golden Text: Wherefore it is lawful
to do well on the Sabbath days" Matt.
-: 10.
Lesson 2. The Great Supper. Luke
IA: 1924.
Memory Verses. 1924.
Golden Text: "Blessed is he that shall
eat bread in the kingdom OF God" Luke
IA: Is.
Lesson 3. Taking up the cross. Luke
IA: 25-35.
Memory Verses. 27-3o.
Golden Text. "Whosoever doth not
bear his cross and come after me cannot
be my disciple" Luke IA: 81.
Lesson 4. Lost and Found. Luke IS:
lilo.
Memory Verses. Al.
Golden Text "There is joy in the
presence of the angels of God over one
sinner that repenteth. Luke 10: TO-.
Lesson 5. The Prodigal Son. Luke
IS: 11-24.
against heaven and before thee" Luke
Is: 18.
Lesson 6. The rich man and Lazarus.
Luke 16: 19-3..
Memory Verses. 25, 90.
Golden Text allow hard is It .foi
them that trust in riches to enter into
the kingdom of Cod" Mark 10: "a.
Lesson 7. The Ten Lepers. Luke II;
lilo.
Memory Verses 1917.
Golden Text. "Were there not ten
cleansed? but where are tho nine?A
Luke II: II.
Lesson 8. Prevailing Prayer. Luke
lS: LA.
Memory Verses. 13, IA.
Golden Text. "He that humbleth him
self shall be exalted" Luke IS: IA.
Lesson 0. Entering the Kingdom.
Luke 1S: 1890.
Memory Verses. 1917.
Golden Text. "Whosoever shall not
receive the kingdom of God as little
child shall in no wise enter therein"
Luke 1s: II,
Lesson To- Jesus and Zacch1us the
| Publican. Luke 10: lilo.
Memory Verses. 7-10.
Golden Text aThe Son of man is come
| TO seek and to save that which was lost
Luke 10: 10.
Lesson IL. Parable of the Pounds.
| Luke 10: 11-27.
TEMPERANCE LESSON.
Daniel 8: 1-6
/. BelshazZar the king made great
feast to a thousand of his lords. and
| drank wine before the thousand.
2. Belshazzar, while he tasted the
wine, commanded to bring the golden
| and silver vessels which his father Ncbu-
| chadnezzar had taken out of the temple
which was in Jerusalem; that the king
| and his princes, his wives and his concu-
bines, might drink therein.
3. Then they brought the golden YES
sells that were taken out OF the temple oil
| the house of God which was at Jerusa-
lem: and the king and his princes, his
wives and his concubines, drank In them.
4. They drank wine, and praised the
| gods OF gold, and Of silver, OF brass, OF
iron, of wood and of stone.
8. In the same hour came forth fingers
of a mans hand, and wrote over against
the candlestick upon the plaster OF the
wall of the kings palace, and the king
saw the part of the hand that wrote.
Then the kings countenance was
changed, and his thoughts troubled him,
so that the joints Of his loins were
loosed, and his knees smote one against
another.
MISSIONARY LESSON.
Luke 21: IA.
1. And he looked up and saw the rich
men casting their gifts into the treas
ury.
3. And he saw also q certain poor
widow casting in thither two mites.
3. And he said, OF truth, say unto
you that this poor widow hath cast In
more than they all; ~
4. For all these have OF their .abun
dance cast in unto the offerings OF God
but she of her penury hath cast IN al
the living that she had.
Next week-"Parable of the Vineyard.
Luke 90: 9-19.
II AN agnostic is a person who says :"
do not know" There are none OF then
among college graduates. Lack o
knowledge comes to them later m life
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