The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-02-22
THE SABBATH
IRRATIONAL LEsso,
FOR FE6RUAs,


subject: Jesus Rejected n,
iv., 18-30-Goiden Te,, :,
Memory Verses. 1T.Io-, =,
the Days Lesson. ~
CONNECTING LINKS. In ~
Sychar He went to Cana I,
lie was met by n certain !,
son was sick al Capernaum fV'
the word and healed his so. ~
Jesus then won't to Nazo,.s pe
16. "Came to Nazareth . M
ing visit. His own people ".
to receive Hin. but Je,p, w
opens His public work ln
own home. His custom o
good example for us. uT y
/, evidences that Jesus had ~
| habits" "Synagogue. W
was not In use till after lbs, W
tivity. They could only h, TT
len men In easy clrcumstan,
OF ease"D could be found te
The people sat with the, ~
the temple; theio were y H.
the elders, and the wome, ~
selves. Sabbath day. 4.
tho Sabbath day, ALWAYS a, III,
versation and reading un0, RI
day, aud give ourselves ia 4
cises. This was His custom =
the means OF grace SURELY ~
up" They stood to read 4
but sat down to teach. Tn ii,
CATION stood durlug the r4l
II, "Esains. Greek I,on
"Tho book The roll \ ~
we're written on parchment hs
srs, so that, rs they wep or
rolled on aud the other rail- sW
ing the Scriptures shonll Nat
OF divine worship. ut va, h
6l: 1-2. 3
Is. spirit is upon N vc
given Him Mt His baptism.
Me-" l have been sct apar ac
purpose. This is tho Nest u
tion OF a true preacher. ei
Good news concerning hi, xt
sion, and the deliyerance g. al
the poor" This was the !, Q
that Jesus was the Messla, 10
sent asking regarding M,
His reply was, Tell John
the Gospel preached Wt ~
troubles that atilict humaoe ]
to be abolished by Christ ar "a
(D poverty, (2) captivity d
a. oppression. The Cos X
classes and all forms Of a
ease and spiritual t0ndng q
liverance sight and liberty 40
"rhe broken-hearted.' TbIy'
OF their sins. Sec Il. V. y 81
Those I'm bondage to sin. evl 70
devil. 1.-The blind" Splrnn 20
great light has now CONF a, 70,
such may be recovered. y
10. Acceptable year o, In
reference to the year OF {
%: S-l7. This was the year nt
aud obligations were roIa
Hebrew servants were set 4, "
resumed possession Of BIZ !,
This was q typo OF gOsg ~
genuine jubilee year gOa :,
gospel picture. The liberty n
soul liberty. %
40. "Closud the book -
hill. "To the minister nj
synagogue or his servant.
See on verse 16. This inl Z
was through reading and Va X
to teach. Eyes. tastes. Y
Many things contributed !,
attention. /. The report o r,
and mighty works which "
Hin. 2. The rOmnrkable 2. y.
words He had read. 3, HI 4,
bearing. 4. The fact tha, =
so well. 8. The unction =,
Spirit upon Him. 4.
Al. 'Fulillled in your
words are merely the sub
course, the whole OF which
intended 10 convince them d lo
Messiah OF whom these thiDqh,
sled. Christ's great thon, 4,
Himself. His demand is not I,
thing that | may tell you" Nd II
Me-" n
%. "Bear Him witness.
appreciation. "Graclous Y,
passage aud John 7: A6 giNl I
OF the majesty and sweetnes H
acterized our Lords utterdu.lc ID
sprang from his heart ,t
Joseph's Son?" How can N
that the son OF this obscurhn ID
penter who has made iurna in
houses, u man without educf 4
rank or ofiice--that He shOaN II
slah, the King OF the Jews? ia
23. "Proverb." Or psub' ps
any kind OF llguratlve discosl 2
clan, heal thyselr." That h IL
ask why lie did not periou 70
Na2nreth-at home. inslead ls
naum. The unbellef OF lts Id.
dered the exercise OF His pow. II
modern equivalent is "C1@ ~
home;" do something here o
acle and prove to us that yO' b
siah. II
"a. "In His own country, Il
Is received In his own counlt
where; and 1t IL Gcd's wW n
messengers to strangers, rs Y
Elijah and Elisha, who wore ID
ministers OF Gods mercy to Gi v
very difficult for any peOps q
the greatness or power Of
grown up among them. Tbs
He gives for declining to VOL \
Nazareth.
as. II tell you" He NOS
show how Elijah and Elisha \
greatest prophets, had goneW
with their blessings, and % Y
direction, while many in lsrl't
ing uDnoticed. ON the dH
SEQ | Kings II: 10. ""The hei =
up" There were two ralny
the early and latter rains, y h
October, the latter ia April y
pared tho ground for the =
rlpened the harvest. As D
were withheld consequently
great famine. Z
26. "Save unto Sarepta'
for Zarephath. Elijah was
widows OF Israel but TO WI
phath--a village on the eas
Mediterranean, between Iyrr 4
81. "Eliseus." Greek ioIi y
The meaning OF these two II
dispenses His benefits when
whom He pleases. No pen
plain, because no person desc
from His hand. Jesus mgN 4
same In the displays OF hn
He showed that His ble''-
tended for the Gentiles asWo
"Naaman the Syrian. 2hu,
26. 'Filled with wrath. 4
have drawn the conclusloi
sidered the Gentiles mole Il
the Jews, in the sight OF ug hI
the whole congregation ros
fury to make away with hlu
90. "Brow OF tho hill" NJ
itself out upon the eastern Y h
tain whore there Is n perpens. +
rock from forty to flfty leeIa ii
30. Passing through IA
them was no doubt miracu'I
sired 10 see miracle ana
one. 4