The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FOR TOMORRON
BY '. E. GIL BERT, u. D.,

saw Jesus without recognizing Him, who asked the same question as that of the angels and received the same reply. He was then made known to her by speaking her name. She then offered to worship Him but was re- strained and instructed to go and pub fish the tidings of the resurrection to the brethren. and she gladly obeyed.
 Third Lesson. April 21. The Walk to Emmaus. Luke xxiv:13-35.-Toward evening of that same day, two disci- pies, names not given, Journeyed from Jerusalem to . little village, named Emmaus. not far distant. Jesus join ed them without being recognized and conversed with them concerning the events which had recently transpired in the city. They told the story of the crucifixion and the disappointment of the disciples in the loss of their Mas ter whom they had supposed to be the Messiah. the deliverer. He explained out of the Scriptures that Messiah's death was necessary. Entering the inn He was made known to the two in breaking bread, and they returned hastily to Jerusalem.
 Fourth Lesson. April 2s, Jesus Ap- pears to the Apostles. John xx:1s2S.- Later in the same evening the apostles were assembled. probably for confer ence and prayer. in Jerusalem, and Jesus suddenly came among them. His salutation removed their fears. and His exhibition of His hands and side that had been pierced awakened their faith and joy. To the company was given a commission and a promise. Thomas. absent at the time. when he heard of this appearance. declared he would not believe unless he had the nf fo later. at a similar assembly, Jesus again appeared and Thomas was con vinced.
 Fifth Lesson, May 5, Jesus and Pe- ter. John xxi:15-22.-The Apostles had gone away into Galilee. Evidently some of them supposed that their ser vice for the Master was ended. at least for the present. and at Peters suggestion they formed a party and went out on the lake for their old oc- cupation. Jesus appeared on the shore and gave directions that resulted in a great catch of fish. Afterward he in- vited all to dinner. Later He question ed Peter three times concerning his love for Him. each time commanding Peter to feed the sheep and lambs. In this way the Apostle was brought back to his loyalty and re-enlisted in the service of Jesus. His support was im- portant because of his character and influence.
 Sixth Lesson. May 12. The Great Commission. Matt, xxviii, 16, 90.--Re- stored by the last incident of their apostolic calling, the eleven were in- vited to a special interview with Jesus. It was held on the side of the moun- tain, in a place favorable to retire. mert and hence to familiar intercourse, which place had been designated by Jesus for the purpose. There He as- serted His resurrection power and au- thority and directed them to go and teach all nations and to baptize into the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost. promising to be with them always.
 Seventh Lesson. May 19. Jesus As- cends into Heaven, Luke, xxiv, A. 53- After the various interviews with the disciples in Galilee. Jesus returned with them to Jerusalem, where occurred the closing incidents of His earthly life. He gave them fuller instruction in the Scriptures concerning Himself that they might be His witnesses according to appointment. and directed them to remain in Jerusalem until the Holy Spirit should qualify them for service. Then leading them out as far as Beth- any He was taken from them into Heaven. leaving them steadfastly gaz- ing after Him.
 Eighth Lesson. May 2s, The Holy Spirit Given Acts, fl. 11.-The Apos- ties continued as directed in the holy city. When the day of Pentecost was come and they were all assembled in prayer a rushing mighty wind filled the place. Cloven tongues appeared upon