The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-17
He RISEN LORD.
.iehooi Lesson in the Inter-
nal Series for June 10,
.s9S-Matthew 2SsS-2O.

nal Series for June 10,
s9s-Matthew 2ssS-2O.
upon Peloubet's Select Notes.]
IN TEXT am He that iveth,
dead; and behold / am alive for
REV. 1:1S
Dry of Easter MorHing.-vs. 11-15.
cries of the different evangelists
number of variations and some
nost slight contradictions, but all
it together in one connected story,
in this account. The resurrection
took place very early in the morn
t began to dawn" esd. Nothing
of the method or manner of His
lion. Several women from differ
of the city came to the tomb early
morning, bringing spices for the
ton of the body of Jesus. The
farrive was Mary Magdalene, |. e.,
Magdala. out of whom Jesus had
en- demons, as recorded in Luke 81.
not enter into the tomb, but finding
y, FASTENED away to tell Peter that
not in the sepulcher, thinking that
kle had stolen the body.
e meantime the other women ar
It the tomb. and, seeing the stone
away, they entered and saw two
angels. The angels declared that
pad risen from the dead.
First Appearance of Jesus. Mary
lene had told Peter, and returned to
balcher, when Jesus appeared to her
stood weeping near it in the garden
20.1l-1S).
second Appearance. 9. .And as they
10 tell His disciples" They were re-
X to Jerusalem by some other streets
es<n by which Mary Magdalene, and
Il John had gone. Behold. Jesus
i, saying, All hail:" Rejoice"
form of salutatio Held Him
et:" Clasped His feet, in reyerent,
ate joy, to make sure that it was
heir Lord, and to express their
And worshiped HIM" With
worship or alteration.
i tell my brethren that they go into
According to His promise before
i, that He would meet them there
g2s:s2).
rmation by Enemies. Il. when
sere going" While they were away
errand Some of the watch" The
set by PLATE at the request of the
f priests to watch the sepulcher, lest
disciples should steal His body, and
He was risen (Afatt. 27:62-66). Showed
the chief priests" Under whose
zee they were. "All the things that
e done" They told the simple truth as
hest possible excuse for their seeming
igenee.
Gave large money unto the soldiers
report the soldiers made was so dan
Ius to their own lives, that no small
could induce them to criminate them
but the entire results of all the ef-
". =. T. Il 80 ~
Jay ye, His disciples came by night.
sole Him away while we slept" The
Fity and stupidity of this statement
parent on the face of it. The dis
had no motive for stealing the body.
lid not expect a resurrection. They
know its Importance. What could
eve done with the body to escape de-
Ger Appearances of Jesus.-Vs. 16,
Third Appearance was to Simon
Ike 24:34) Sunday morning.
8urth Appearance took place on
Sunday, In the afternoon, to two
walking from Jerusalem to
Sus duke 24:13-S2).
Fifth Appearance. Luke 24:36-43. On
ening of this first Sunday, in an upper
Vim Jerusalem where ten apostles and
aisciples were assembled.
Sixth Appearance John 20:26-29 was
day evening, one week later, to the
is and others in the upper room in
lea. Thomas was present at this
s Seventh Appearance (John 21:1-20
veral days later by the Sea of Cali
seven apostles while they were fish
no success. )
Ehth Appearance was early in May
Even on a mountain in Galilee, re-
in VS.. 16, II.
LEM" R. ", but. In spite of this
sdmor. 1.-THE eleven disciples" Judas
persisted by suicide. Went away
salilee:" as commanded by the angels
28:7). and by Jesus Himself before
tth (26:32) and after His resurrection
fTnto mountain R. v, the
b, the designated place.
And when they saw Him." He APP
to them after they were assembled.
worshiped HIM" Fell PROSTATE at
let in reverence and awe. But some
sd:" The doubts of the early church
be overcome only by the most in
e proofs. =
earance was near the same
to over 500 at once q Cor.
5pearanee was to James,
usalem q Cor. $50.
Appearance was on the 18th
city and on the Mount OF
hany, to the apostles, at the
ension.
,ssage.-Ys. 1920. Is. "All
unto me- The English Ian
IS no adequate equivalent for
Tered power. It embraces the
4 power and authority-power
= right.-Abbott. SIN Heaven:"
levers and authority that flow
aven. And in (on) EARTH" Every
int, every design of man, every
force, is under His control.
~st Work. 49, GO We therefore,"
this power is with you. See the
His commissions: Gas l have all
70. I have dominion everywhere;
swhere. bishop Simpson. "And
g. v, make disciples of. Teach
"a different word from the teach in
verse. All nations:" all classes.
n is upon all. "Baptizing them"
them TO make public profession.
name" Rather into the name.
g ina this name has twofold
@g. ID Unto, denoting object, or
so that henceforth the one bap-
longs to this name, is devoted to it,
i by it; and (2) into, denoting com