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Sunday school lesson for Marea 81 is a
review of the preceding twelve lessons
Tie golden text is Isaiah ill. B. 'He S
despised and rejected of men, which le-
ferS t0 the death OF Christ Tire lessons
10 be reviewed are follows:
Jesus anointed (Math XVI. els
Goldt Text, She hath done what she
e. nic CMark xiv 81; The approval IF
Christ is everything. Let those find faJrt
VIII Will be they even apo elss. We need
1t mind If only sfc approves
It is not the deed we 10,
though the deed be never so fair
But the love that the dear Lord looketll
for,
In the heart of the deed SO fair,
1.-THE triumphal entry into Jerusalem
lMath, xxi. I'D. Golden Text, Blessed
is he that cometh in the name of the
Lord (Math. xxi. 81. In the lesson ChIi
fulhiled the prophecy in Zech. tx, g. that
lsraeFs king would come sitting upon the
colt of an ass.
S-The Greeks seeking Christ (John xii.
zo-33)- Golden Text, .'We would see
Jesus John xii, 2D. Whenever we read
the word of God or hear it read tri;
word of this golden text should be in
every neart and IN every wish.
4.--Christ silences the Pharisees CMath.
xxi. S4-462 Golden Text What think We
OF christi" (Math. xxi. 42). The great
question is not one Of paying tribute or
comparing the commandments, but what
and ourselves.
6-Parable of ten virgins (datn XIV.
l-I3). Golden Text Watch therefore. for
ye know neither the day nor the hour
wherein the Son OF Man cometh' (Math
XIV, 49,. The all important QUE stion is
afe> we ready when the time comes that
We must join the throne.
They pray the best who pray AMI
They watch the best who watch and
pray:
Ehnx ~
Whether he comes by night or day
Whether they guard the gates and watch.
Or patient. toll for him and wait
They hear his fingers on the latch,
II early he doth come or late"
6-Parable of the talents CMath. XIV,
1890. Golden Text, $50 then every one
OF us shall give account of himself to
God Rom. xiv, 12) While salvation is
wholly of grace, the free gift OF God and
cannot by any one be earned or deserv-
ed, but each one will be rewarded ac-
cording to his works.
THE Lords supper (Alath XVI,
1880. Golden Text, This do III remem-
brance of Me- duke xii 49, Having
kept the last passover, IsraeTs great an
nual feast commemorating their deliver
ance from Egypt and pointing forward
to the kingdom, He instituted the supper
to take the place of the passover for His
disciples till He shall come again.
Break thou the bread of life
Dear Lord, to me,
AS thou didst break the loayes
Beside the sea-.
S.--Jesus in Gethsemane (Math XVI,
36-46 Golden Text. Not My will, but
Thine be done" duke xxi, 42). True
prayer never insists on having it's own
way. Watching and praying must go
together.
Sweet Patience, come:
Not from a low and earthly source
Waiting, till things shall have their
course
Not as accepting present pain
III hope of some hereafter gain
Not in a dull and sullen calm
But as breath of heavenly balm,
Kidding my weary heart submit
To bear whatever God sees fit:
Sweet Patience, comet!
s-Jesus betrayed John xviii, 1-tD.
Golden Text, THE Son of Man is betray-
ed into the hands of sinners (Math.
XVI, 49,. We should not look around
to find wicked hearts in others, but con-
slider what we might have been and done
but for the grace of God
las God leads me, will I so,
Nor choose my way;
Let him choose the joy or woe
OF every day;
They cannot hurt my soul,
Because in his control;
l leave to him the whole
His children may.
1O.-Jesus and Caiaphas (dath. XVI,
57-6S) Golden Text, Thou art the Christ,
the Son Of the living Cod (Math. xvi,
16). The lesson teaches that Christ sub
mitted meekly, and should we bear
ills in this life for His sake and say with
Wesley:
81 want a cody fear.
A notwithstanding eye,
That looks to Thee when sin is near,
And sees the tempter fly
n.-Jesus and Plate duke xiii, 1926
Golden Text II find no fault in this
man" duke xiii, A. Though it were
possible for us to be as faultless as
Christ Himself we would not therefore
be sure to escape ill-treatment.
12.-Jesus crucifed and buried duke
xiii. $3.50. Golden Text Christ died
for our sins according to the Scriptures
q. Cor. XIV, 81. We may not understand
nor enter into the agony suffered by
Christ, but we can believe in Him and
do His commandments
1T h e l. ov e o souls
The Christian Endeavor topic for the
week, beginning March 81. is devoted to
missions and is founded in Romans X j.
Paul was missionary and loved all men
loved the gentiles and gave his life for
their conversion Paul loved the Jew.
his countryman, in Rom tx, 8, 4, he says.
81 could wish that myself were accused
from Christ for my brethren, my kinsmen
according to the flesh, who are Israel
ties. NO more patriotic sentiment was
ever expressed His interest in the Jew
is again set forth in the text: Brethren
my hearts desire and prayer to God for
Israel is that they might be saved The
secret of Pauls love for all men lay