The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-06-22
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.

International Lesson for June 25, 1885,
Review-The Quest After the Highest
Good. A
Especially Arranged from Peloubet's Notes
SUBJECT-The Quest After the Highest Good
GOLDEN TExT.-In ali thy ways acknowledge
Him. and He shall direct thy paths
The old line:
'Quis, quid, ubi, quibus auxiliis, cur, quomodo,
Qpaptfo!
whof whatf where, with what helps, whys
22Sr weeny Sc@.AAaass,s 4a..r' 49,. as-'.--' :
has soGetimes been quoted as sum-
ming up the topics which are most
necessary by way of introduction" to
the sacred books. The summary is not
exhaustive nor exact, but we may be
guided by 1t to some extent. 1t will
be well to ask these questions in refer
ence to the four books of the Bible we
have been studying the last quarter.
Especially should we review carefully
the three books which belong to. the
wisdom literature.
The search is made in every way and
from every point of view We hear
three voices speaking to us as one
truth, in varied forms, as to what is
the highest good.
/. Through the Discipline of Attic
tion---The Book OF Job. The historical
foundation, the story of Job, his char
acter, losses, his friends, the argument.
The conclusion reached, and how it was
reached.
II. Through the Teachings of Wis
dom--The Book OF Proverbs. The
character and composition of the book
Wisdom, who or what is meant by the
term. The value of wisdom. How OBJ
tained. Her warnings. Her invita-
tions. Note especially the two oppos-
ing acknowledgements and the
true home.
III. Through the Experience of Life
--Ecclesiastes. The meaning of Eccle-
siastes The object and plan of the
book. The search. Solomon's expe-
rience and its lessons. The result of
the search-how and where the chief
good of life may be obtained,
Nv. The Power by which the Best
Life may be Reached-Malachi The
Saviour comes, purifying away the
evil, and bringing the means of saliva
ton and the conditions by which it
may be attained. He controls Divine
Providence. He is wisdom's own self.
He knows all things.
Suggestion.-Thisr review can be best
made by looking over the previous les
sons. A clear and definite knowledge
OF the facts should be impressed upon
each scholar, together with the practi-
cal teaching which naturally flows
from this broad view.
REVIEW BY SUBJECTS
1. The Affections of the righteous.
Q. The experience of a soul amid sor-
row and conflict.
8. The value Of discipline.
4. The true life, according to Divine
Providence.
g. The prosperity of the righteous.
6. The quest for the highest good.
T. The true life, according to expe-
rience.
8. The true life, according to the
voice of Wisdom.
o. The warnings of Wisdom.
10. The invitations of Wisdom.
QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
BY Rev. R. T. Bonsall, in Sunday School Times.
A profitable form of review on some
lessons would be TO call for the names
of all the good men and the bad men to
whom the lessons referred. and then,
arranging upon the blackboard the
names as announced, under the respec-
tive headings, evil-doers and well-do-
ers, call for the reasons why they have
been classed as they are.
Sometimes it would be well at the
beginning of the quarter to divide the