Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16
The SUNDAY school
international Lesson for September
h. Is07-Paul's Address 70 the
Enhesian EIdera-Acaa 2os 22-a5.

( OF the Lord jesus, nov he SAID itis more
blessed = give Than 70 receive.-Aet=
/ .TIIE SECTION includes the whole n
eaaPter Up together wsth review %
residence a. E-FhGHus fChaTt g4g
EXPLANATORY
Pau vas expelled from Ephesus-
after iaboriug there for thr Years.
! The next ten months were spent in
/ Macedonia and Greece, in revising the
churches he had founded four 10 six
years before, On his second missionary
journey After three months al
! Corinth, Paul started on his Journey 10
i Jerusalem, hoping 10 reach there BIS
4 Pentecost (v 49,, May IL, a. d S..
I Tie Was going to carry the Aims he
/ had collected as we learn from his
I address before Felix (Acts 24:l7. and
from Rom 1925. 2C).
/ PAULiS CONFERENCE WITH THE FL
DERs AT EPHEsUS
Al Alletus, on Sunday, April 20, S.
/ There was a brief delay Of the ship al
/ Eiiletus The time Of the sailing Of the
| ship was uncertain. so Paul, instead Of
4 going to Ephesus himself, sent for the
leaders Of that church to meet him at
Nliletus Then followed one Of the most
/ touching and perfect addresses ever
/ spoken.
l. \ Review of the Past.--Vs 1921. a.
/ His life was open before them 81
/ His work was amid many trials f3)
/ He supported himself by daily labor
/ 6. 81. % He was humble and un-
selfish Tvs. 10, 33). % He was faith
full (6) He labored publicly "a He
! 50 Ife
teaching, repentance and faith.
4 H. The Present Outlook.-Ns 22-30.
%. II re bound in the spirit" an
has own spirit Constrained 10y an in
viDcible sense of duty."-M r. Vim
cent Not knowing the things"
What will be the particular events.
% Hath bo&ds;" Chains. lmpris-
onment, as at Cesarea and Rome. Al
Hictions:" Most Of the lessons follow
ing IN Acts are on account Of these
Affections abide me-" There was
son lark, unknown calamity looming
UP z future, strange, indefnable,
but t, Sic
pa "None + these things move me-:
from the patti Of duty. $50 that I
might finish MY COURSE" He speaks
Of his life under the figure Of a race
course, In which as an athlete he Is
pressing toward the goal and the re-
ward With joy" OF en- accom-
/ plished work, Of successful service; the
joy 81 gaining the victory and winning
/ tile crown And the ministry" The
service Of God in bringing in His king
dom and leading men 70 Christ TO
/ q. ia s.trrfa, -, e ~
Gospel. he did not make his own doe
triues. he only bore witness to what
God had taught him.
-. And now ! know l
am convinced ! feel sure. Not an in
spred knowledge "Shall see my face
no more" He was going on toward
prison and death
2e Wherefore | take you to rec
ord" call YOU 10 witness. Il am pure.
from the blood Of all mem" The eX-
preston IS borrowed from the crime of
murder, Is an innocent man would say:
Upon my garments is no stain of
blood Of men ] have slain"
% For / know" both from observa-
tiou and experience, and from the in
sight given by the Holy Spirit shall
/ grieyaus wolves:" They were rsose
Who taught false doctrines, evil prin-
/ ciples. ard bad morals and brought
worl3liness aud contentious.
so. "Of your own selves:" The wolves
were eaeaies who came in from with
at as fldaizng teachers the men
/ Speeding perverse things grew up
/ among tbe members Of the church, and
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