The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24
TIE FOUNDATION OF Az MORAL AVN
RELTGIOUs REFORM
The Conduct and rrecepts OF Jesus Tovss.
lag Sta s.d the Ire ~ ness OF siansrs

TIE cendret and rrecert. Of sesu. To..s.
lag Sta ssd the IRE st.ess OF siansrs.
| From the Irnh Chapter NJ SnsA,S
| I'VE have heard that II was Aaid by them O, ola
| time. thou shalt not commit adultery: but 7
| say unto you. that whatsoever lnoketh on a VIZ.
man to lust after her hath committed adultery
with her already In his heart
| Prom n, Ssenh ch,p., of 1nala,
Judge not. that ye be not Judged. For ri,h
what Judgment 20 judge. We shall t,e Judged.
and with what measure ye mete. it shall bs
measured to you again. And why bcholdest
| thou the mote that Is In thy brothers eyo but
considorost not tho beam that ie in thine own
| eyer Orhow wilt thou say To thy brother, let
| me pull out the moto out Of thine eye; and. he
| hold. beam Is in thine own eyer Thou hyro.
| critic. first cast out tho beam out OF thine own
| eye: and then shalt thou see clearly t. cast
out the mote out Of thy brothers eye"
Tram Ds Ninth ri0o'c, ~ NiHh,t
And 1t came to pass. as Jesus sat at mont
in tho house. behold. mauy rublicans and sin.
| ners came and sat down with Him and liis
disciples. And when the Pharisccs saw ~
they said unto His disciples. why cntclh your
Master with publcans and sinners: Bat when
jesus heard that. He said unto them. thcv
that be whole need not Il physician. hut th,y
that are sick. But 90 va aud learn what TINT
menneth. will hive mercy. and not sacrifice;
Tor am not come to call tho righteous, but
sinners to repentance.
Prom ns Eiyhbenih chapter NJ MI,H.r.
Woe unto the world because Of ofrencc,i
for 1t must needs be that offences como but
Woo to that man by whom the offence CONFETTI"
How think ye? II man have an hundred
sheep. and one OF them DO gone astray. doth
he not leave tho ninety and nine. and gocth
into tho mountains. and seckcth that
which is como astray? And II SO DO that he
lind 1t, verify l say unto you. no reIoice,h
more OF that sheep than Of the ninety and
nino which went not astray. Even SO it is not
the will OF your Father which is in heaven.
that one OF these little ones should perish
From ihs Serenth thdIas, Q, luz.
And ono of the Pbarisees desired Him that
He would eat with him. And He went into the
Pharisee's house. and sat down to meat. And,
behold. q woman in tho city. which was q
sinner. when she knew that Jesus sat ut
ment in the Pharisee's house. brought an ala.
baster box OF ointment. aud stood ut His feet
behind Him weeping. and began to wash His
feet with tears. and did wipe them with the
hairs of her head. and kissed His feet. and
anointed them with the ointment.
Now when the Pharisee which had hidden
Him saw it, he spake within himself. saying:
This man, IL He were o prophet, would have
known who and what manner OF woman this
is that toucheth Him: for she is sinner.
And Jesus answering said unto him. Simon.
have somewhat to say unto thee. And lie
saith. Master. say on. There was a certain
creditor which had two debtors: the one owed
five hundred pence and the other fifty And
when they had nothing to pay he frankly for
gavo them both. Tell me. therefore. which OF
them will love him most?
Simon answered and said. I suppose he
to whom he forgave most. And He said unto
him: Thou hast rightly judged. And He
turned to the woman. and said unto Simon.
Seest thou this woman? l entered into thine
house. thou gaUcst me no water for my feet:
but she hath washed my feet with tears. and
wiped them with the hairs Of her head. Thou
gavest me no kiss. but this woman. since the
time came in. hath not ceased to kiss my
feet- My head with oil thou didst not anoint:
but this woman hath anonted my feet with
ointment. Wherefore l say unto thee. Her
sins. which are many. ara forgiven: for she
loved much: but to whom little is forgiven.
the same oveth little. And he sud unto her
Thy sins are forgiven. And they that sat at
meat with Him began to say within them
selves Who is this that forgiveth sins also?
And He said to the woman, Thy faith hath
saved thee: go in peace"
F,o~ The Eighteenth ClEp,r nj 81. Luke
Two men went up into the temple to pray;
the one Pharisee. and the other a publican.
The Pharisee stood and prayed thus with him.
self: God. I thank Thee that l nm not as
other men are. extortioners. unjust. aduiter-
Gus. or even as this publican. l fast twice in
the week. give tithes OF all that possess. And
the publican. standing afar of. would not lift
up So much as his eyes unto heaven. but
smote upon his breast. saying. God be morci-
full to me sinner! ! tell You. this man went
down TO his house justified rather than the
other: for every one that cxalteth himself shall
be abased. and he that humbleth himself shall
be exalted"
From he E,gh,h Chapter Of Jain.
Jesus went unto the Mount OF Olives. and
early in the morning He came again into the
temple. and all the people came unto to Him:
and He sat down and taught them. And the
scribes and Pharisees brought unto Him a
woman taken in adultery and when they had
set her in the midst they say unto Him. Mas
ter. this woman was taken in adultery. in the
very act. Now Moses in tho law commanded
us that such should be toned: but what say.
est Thou?' This they said. tempting Him.
that they might have to accuse Him.
But Jesus stopped down. and with His finger
wrote on the ground, as though He heard
them not So when they continued asking
Him. He lifted up Himself and said unto them.
He that Is without sin among you. lot him
first cast n stone mt her. And again He stopped
down and wrote upon the ground.
And they which hoard it. being convctodby
their own conscience. won't out one by one. be-
ginning at the eldest. even unto tho last: and
Jesus was left alone and the woman standing
In the midst When Jesus had lifted up Him
self and saw none but the woman. He said
unto her. Woman. where are those thine ac-
cusers? Hath no man condemned thee She
said. No man. Lord. And Jesus said unto
her. Neither do condemn thee. Go and sin No