The Penn's Grove record., 1892-01-15
LESSON ANALYSIS.
I. WOE To THE KINGS FOES.

l. WOE To THE KINGS FOES.
4. Woe to the Drunkard:
Woe to the crown of pride Of the
drunkards ~.
Who hath woe?... They that tarry
long ut the wine prov. % :29, 3O).
Woe unto them that are mighty to
drink wine lisa. s 22).
Woe unto him that giyeth his neighbor
drink Heb. 2 15).
II. Destructive Tempests:
As a tempest OF hail, a destroying
Storm (2).
A great wind. :. . smote. . . the house,
and it fell Job l 19).
With a Hast, and tempest, and hail
stones lisa. 80 :30).
The winds blew, and smote upon that
house; and it fell Matt. Z 81.
Ill. Trodden Under Foot:
The crown of pride. shall be trod-
den under foot (3).
Thou art. as a carcass trodden under
foot lisa. IA 49,.
They have trodden my portion under
foot der. ~ : l0).
Who hath trodden under foot the Son
of God Heb. 10 29).
~. Fading Flowers:
The fading flowers of his glorious
beauty az.
In the evening it is cut down, and with
ereth (Psa. 80 !: g..
AS a flower of the iield, so he flourish
eth (Psa. 1903 15).
As the flower OF the grass he shall pass
away (Jas. l :l0).
v. ErrinR People:
These also have erred through wine (O.
lie drank of the wine, and was
drunken Gen. 8 :21).
Whosoever erreth thereby il not
wise prov. 20 u.
Wine and new vine take away the
understanding Hos. 4:ll).
vi. Filthy Surroundings;
There is no place clean (S).
They are together become filthy
Psa. IA 81.
Our righteousnesses are o polluted
garment lisa. GA 81.
He that is filthy, let him be made
filthy still Rev. q IL.
II. HONOR TO THE KINGS FRIENDS.
!. Adornment:
The Lord . for a crown. 80. for q dia-
dem (5).
Thou. .crownest him with glory and
horror pea. 8 :5).
A crown of beauty in the hand Of the
Lord lisa. 6! :3).
My brethren, my JOY and crown
Phil. 4 y.
II. Wisdom:
Fol- a spirit of judgement to him (6).
The wisdom of Col was IN him, to
do Judgment Il Kings 3 :2s).
Teach me good judgment and
knowledge (Pss. l19 CO..
A mans Judgment cometh from the
Lord PROV. 30 26l.
III. Strength.
For strength to them that turn back
the battle (6).
The Lord is the strength of my life
(Psa. 81 ~.
Thou art the God of my strength
(Psa. AZ q.
God is the strength Of my heart
(Psa. 73 26).
III. DESTRUCTION TO PRRvERsE.
4. The Instructor Challenged:
Whom will he teach knowledge? (9).
Who is the Lord. that 1 should
hearken unto his voice? (Exod. 8 : p.
What IS the Almighty, that we should
serve him? dob 81 : 15,)
Dost thou teach us2 John 9 !: 34l.
II. His Method Disparaged;
It ia precept upon precept, precept
upon precept (10).
Why speakest thou unto them in par
shi:' Matt Ia, 1nN
This is q hard saying; who can hear it2
(John 6: CO.,
dis bodily presence is weak, and his
speech of no account e Cor 10: l0.l
III. Instruction Refused:
Yet they would not hear (12).
When I spake, ye did not hear lisa. 65.
~.
T told you even now, and ye did nct
hear John g: 27).
Sirs, ye should have hearkened unto me
(Acts 81: 2l).
~. Penalty Incurred.
That they may go, ...and be broken.
and shared Q3). -.
Whosoever will not hesrken, IL vii
require it OF him (Deut. Is: 1917.
They shall not find me: for that thsy
hated knowledge prov. /: 28. 29).
Every soul, which shall not hearken...
shall be utterly destroyed (Aots 8
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