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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-09

ST. Mnk's Washbmn and FomiceMth streets -
Rev A. l.. Ramer. PHI D., pastor. Services at
1870 a. IN, 80 p. m; Luther league, y. H.;
sunday school, |: M; Mission band, saturday,
80 p, m. Morning subject, "Cmis,' Enemies
Take Counsel Against linn; evening subject,
obedience 10 Civil Authority \ cougrcgL-
tonal meetin swill be held ON TUESDAY evening,
Nov. Il, at 80 p. N.
Holy Trinity, Mulberry atrcet-Rcy. &. q.
Spickcr, pastor. services, lI3O a. IN, 40 p.
M; Luther League, $50 p. M. sunday school, y
M; Mission band saturday, 10 a. NJ.
st. Paul's, Short avenue.Rcv, W. {. l.. Iaucr,
pastor. Services, 1890 q. nj, $50 p, M; sunday
school, 30 p. m.
Christ church, Cedar avenue and Birch street
Rev James Wirkc, pastor, services. 1890 u. M,
80 p M; Sunday school, . p. m.
81. Peters, Prescott uronuc-iicy. John Kan.
doph, pastor Service at 1920 Il, M; sunday
school, p. m
Emanuel Gciman'polish Lutheran church, Reese
street -lIcv, Ferdinand Sdttcmeicy, pastor.
Preaching in the Polish language at 10 Il. N. !;
Sunday school, y. m,
Grace Evangelical l.ntllc,In church General
SynodD corner ol Mulberry succt and Madison
aycnuc---icy, Luther Hess Waring, pastor. $50
H. m, Sunday school; 1880 a. ~, luthcr Day
home mission service by the sunday school; I,
p. H., Young Peoples Society OF Christian In
deaNOr: leader, Miss Jessie kaufman; so p, m,
divine worship; subject, "'lho Lie Of Mlrin
Iuthcr.' Everybody welcome"
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist church. Preaching ia The
morning at 1880 and evening at 80 by tho pas
Tor, Rev. Robert t. Y. Pierce, D.. u. Munius
PRAYERS in the lower temple at 81, "Ohlash
ionCd fathers and mothCrs." sunday ,hool at .
O'Clock at the Penn Avenue chwoh and At $50
at the AmcmIu Memorial mission ON Prescott
aycnuc NoUng Peoples Society Christian in.
,cavor meeting at $50. In HE evening the pastor
will give the thiri ,eunun-lectmc on tho ''i.iln
Of Jesus of Nazareth" using the scicopticon
views OF the paintings Of the great artist rissot
ENangclisic meeting after the sermon,
First Baptist church, South Main avenue Rov
: T. Mathews, pastor. Tho usual services morn
igu and evening uI the sabbath, 1850 a. m. aud
$50 p IN sunday school, > y. M, Dr, u, q.
Bcddoo, superintendent. H. y. r. I. service,
40 ., IN. in assembly ioom. Regular prayer
meeting 80 D. n. Wednesday in assembly
ioom All are cordially invited.
jackson street Baptist churchMoruiug prayer
meeting At o3o; leader, Brother l.. II. mil.
Gths. Preaching hy the PASTOR Rev Thomas ,in
rruclN, d. ID. Topic, 'Poutccostal Results."
This viii be the communion service q our
church; the Lords supper will be administered
SUNDAY school al =, m, Charics lIolcy, supc,-
intcndcnt; evening services at sharp Praise
and suug service, followed by short addros, bv
the pastor, Topic, Wrecked for Two Worlds"
Al The close oi evening service an alter mcctiu.
will be- held.
lrccn Ridge Baptist chmoh-- Mornmg PRAYER
meeting at o.i5, Subject oi the PASTORS sermon
al lO:0. "Rcdceming America" At $50 Rev
n. i. Whalcn. d, d., of CarbonGalc, will proarh
SUNDAY school at ll.i5; meeting Of The Junior
society az $40: prayer meeting of the Senior
society at $50
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KNIGHTS OF MALTA.

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Religious.

sided at The conference last week. Or.
Bentley having been returned to the
pa storatn of the African Methodist
Episcopal church, Howard place, viii
preach tomorrow.
Rev. j. W. Messenger, pastor of the
United Evangelical church will make
the address at the Young Mems Chris-
tian association service in the Gueln-
sey building on Sunday at 3.45. aud the
Towncr Mac quartettc, of the same
church. will render special music. Rev.
Messenger is II very earnest speaker.
and the q,iartette will sing the Gospel
in Il way to reach the heart. Men are
invited to b. present and help in the
music.
The Wyoming conference Ipworth
League convention will be held mt
Owego, n. V, on Nov ii and 10. The
officers arc: Rev. l.. c. Murdoch,
president: Rev. a. F. Chaffec, secre-
tary: Rev. Il. Fitzpatrick. treasurer;
Revs. NJ. V. Williams. c. NJ. Olmstead.
G. II. Prentice. -. l.. Mcdonald, G..
u. Genning, and w. A. Sanford, cabi-
net. Rev. frank james musical direc-
tor.
The mems meeting on Sunday alter
noon at 3.45 in the Railroad Young
Mems Christian associa tion. will he adj
dressed by the secretary. The charac-
ter OF the meeting will he evangelistic
The male chorus Of !jitenen voices VIII
sing for tn first time. The"e will also
be selections by the department male
quartette and baritone solo by w. j.
Long. \ hearty invitation is extended
to all men TO be present at tiis service
The congregation Of Grace English Lutheran
church, corner OF Madison Avenue and Mulberry
street. will observe Luther day tomorrow. Il il
SO called from the fact that Martin Luther WAS
born Nov. TO- llS;. At 1880 the hour for nom.
iiIg service, the SUNDAY school will render Il
Luther Day Home Mission service that has been
specially prepared by the Home Mission board
Tor This occasion. There will he exercises by the
sunday school pupils. responsive readings, ad.
dresses. rccita,ons and special music The offer
ing will he tor home mission work. In the even
ing at '.3o the pastor will speak "'ihc Lit.
OF Martin Luther The scnc,al public is cordial.
ly invited to these services.
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EpiscOpal.

81, IMhr's PARISH Rev Rogers Tslacl, D. d.,
rcc,or; Rev. T.. j. iIauehton, senior curatc.
Twenty.third sunday after Trinity,
~. lukc's ohurcll-1.3O u. m, holy commun'
ion, 1850 n. M; morning prayer and sermon, 80
p. M; evening prayer and sermon, o.lj a, m. !;
sunday school and Bible glasses,
-, Marks, Dunnorc--S a. M, holy commUn'
ion; 1890 a. m, sermon and holy conmunon;
$50 y. M. evening prayer aud sermon; 3 p. m,
sunday school and Bible CLASSES.
East End Mission, Prescott avenues y. m,
SUNDAY school and Bible classes.
South Side Mission, Fig street $50 D. m, ,
SUNDAY school and Bible classes
ST. Georges, Olyphant-2,S0 =. M SUdJy
school and Bible cliS,cs; $50 y, M, evening
PRAYER and sermon
Church OF the Good Shcphcld, Monscy avenue
and Green Ridge street--Rcv, Francis r. Bate.
mIu, rector. Twonty,third SUNDAY alter Trinity
Holy communion at 7.30: morning prayer, 1870
a. m: sunday school and rcctor's class, 40 p.
NJ; evening prayer, 7.3O o'clock.
thris's Church, Washington avenue aud Park
street'Rev. Frank sehell Balentine, rector
Twcnty-,hird sunday after Trinity. Morning
prayer. ltauy and sermon, 1890; Sunday school,
$50: evening prayer and sermon 7.30, All seats
free. All welcome, The corner stone OF this
church will be laid with Masonic ceremonies
next Wednesday afternoon at O'clock, All are
cordially invited to he present
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Lehish Valley Railroad.

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For White Haven, ila2lelou aud prlnripa
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ai5, Els and i2y p N. For Potsviilc. 6,s5 a,
For Bsthlehem, EsSton, Reading, Harrisburg
and principal intermediate stations via u. 4 ".
II, H., Gi6, 0,3s a. M; Els, AT tBlack Dis'
mend EXpress), ll,SJ y. m. sundays, d. K ".
r. r., Gas a. m; L5S, S,2T y. M.
ror Tunkfannock, lowand1, Emrs, Ithaca.
Geneva ard principal intermediate stations, via
D. l.. & w. II. H.. $40 a. m. and 10 y, m.
For Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Chicago and an points vest via y. 4 II. r, r.,
rs, i.55 a. M, l2s, 3Sl (Blck Diamond II.
PRESS, 74s. 1914, ll%J p. m, SUNDAYS, D. HI.
Pullman pullr and z'eyping or Lghgh Valley
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For tickets and pullmln reservations apply 10
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Presbyterian.

Fu,r Presbyterian churcl-Seryices, ln,U a.
NJ ami 80 ., M DR.. Mcleod Will preach morn,
ing and evening. Strangers welcome,
Second Presbyterian churti-~Serices at 1850
a. NJ, and $50 y. m. Rcy. DR.. ", l.. toddius.
ton, OF the syracuse University pulpit orator
OF lenown will preach morning and evening.
Washbun street Presbyterian chnrch-Rcy,
John =. Mofat, b. d., pastor Services az 1880
a. M. and 730 y. M Bible school at l2 m;
Junior Christian Endeayor at $50 p. M. Senior
Christian Endeayor, go D. m. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday, 1S0 p. m. Offering tor home mis-
Sions morning and evening. The pastor viii
preach morning and evening" All welcome.
Green Ridge Presbyterian ohurch--Rev. |. J.
Lansing, pastor; Rev h. Il, Foster, assistant.
1850 a, M, service OF Worship, With s,rmon by
the pustor, subject, Church lDion aud Com
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4 Llack.mitil's anvil, with piece of iron lying
on it which is being hardened hy the blows
from the hammer
Iron becomes harder by repeated heating and
pounding. Were it possible tor the insensih!e
metal 10 cry aloud while passing through the
process of hardening, many and bitter would be
its complaints. But without such process Of
hardening the iron would he valucless.
The Israetcs must not remain i'll Egypt. God
will fulfill His covenant and make OF them Il
great nation. Israel must pass through great
discipline 10 her great destiny Her cncmies
shall he her oppgesSor>. Burdens ''gricvou' 10
be borne must he laid upon her liic. and she
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iron write the name Of ISRAEL; on the handle
write EGYPTIAN, indicating that Israel WAS hard.
cucd through the trials and Affections AT 'ht
hand Of the Egyptians.
Perhaps the following little sketch may be
suggestive in teaching this lesson. Print the
word ISRAEL as indicated. across this name
Print the name EGNPr thus forming the outline
Of cross. Above Tie cross uiint the VOID
CANAAN and draw around it. the outline Of n
crown. Israel in Egypt suggest, the crosse, Of
life. but above the cross OF earth is HE crown
oi the heavenly Canaan.
Israel in Egypt is u type ri Gods children who
are rn.ros>cd with tho cares hurtcucl with the
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TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In Eject Nuv. :, 1901.

In T.lpUt NuN. ., T!NII,
Trains leave scranton ior New i"l" NJ lio.
SIS G0j. 80 and 1905 a. m: l2.ij. $40. ;'3i
u. M For NcM York and Philadelphia 10,
10 0j a. m and l2i5 and 3.}3 p. III. For Toby.
hauma-.At G.lO p. M For mhalo-l.tj o.. and
900 a. m l.;j $50 and ll.3j p. III. For Bling.
hunton and way station'-lo."o 4. N, aNh IN
u. M. For Oswcgo. Syracuse and ttica-l Is and
t2a a. M: La r. M. u-wcGo Sy'hcuSc ana
Utica train at J,2. u. ~. daily, except SUNDAY.
For Mourosc-.o.0O 4. M; llo and t.1O r. III,
Nicholson accolnnodat ion--i.D and ola =. IN
Uloousbnrg DviSion-For Northumberland. at
Gas and 1906 u. M; l.5j and GO p m. for
plymouth, At $40 Il. H.; $40 and 900 y. III.
sunday Trains For New Norh, l.in, a'i3. C'ol
and 10 GJ a. m. $40. ji y. M For Butldio-'l. u
and % H. NJ; l.5j. go AMI il."I y. M. For
Binglamton and way stations-O2o Il. III.
Bloom,b,ne' Division Leave ScII!l'ott, 400 u.
m. and G.lO y. m.
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-'AN'AiN'' i'ASSSNNl
generally results
IL a com plete
cure of eczema,
pinples, eruptions
and other forn;s
OF disease which
have their cause
iii an impure con
dition of the blood,
"Golden Medical
Discovery" " abso-
lutely purges the
blood of hunors
and poisons, and
so cures the cuta-
neous diseases
which bad blood
breeds and feeds,
There is no alco-
hol in the" Golden
M Medical Discov-
cry and il is ell
tirely free from
opium, cocaine,
and all other mar
cotics.
"I WAS trOubIel
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Delaware and Hudson.

In EIccr June 2, l1Ol.
Trains ior Carbondale leave Scranton at $50.
9 M 53 1913 a. M: 1900. In. IA 3.i2,
= % n III 757, O.l5, II. 20 p. III; l.l6 a. m.
For iIonesdalc and Lake Lodors, G,2o, 1913 a.
m; au and h2o p M
For wkesb1ETs--SSiiss g, Sis : ss' - IA, 70 q
'0t,, Tn, l. Y. r. h. Points-6,i5, as a. m; als,
~ ror III" Fen, syIya,i r. r. Pons-6I5, OBS. 2l.,
81" For lbamy and all points north--G.2o Il, m,
AZ '''' SUNDAY TRANS.
For Cmhondalc- 80, ll.$5 a. m; IA, 3il,
For Wilkes Barrc--93s Il. M; 1908, l,js, 3,2s.
For Albuuv aud points north-3.5s p NJ.
For llonesdalc and Lake Lod2ie-s5o llS3
n M and :,.j2 D. m.
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crown Of my head To the soles of my fee,p
writes Mrs. Ella Quick, of Cass City, Tuscola
Co, Mich "Could not walk at times, nor wear
my shoes. Though; there was no help for me
at least thc doctor said there wa, none i went
to see friends at Christmas time and there
heard OF the good that Dr. pierce's Golden Med
advised to try it at once. For fear that might
Neglect II MY friends So at TO the village and
got bottle aud made me promise that would
l took thirteen bottles Of the Golden Medical
Discovery and ten vas of Dr Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, and used the All Healing Salve,' which
was taking the medicine about eight months.
"I would say to all who read this Try Dr,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery before vast
ing time and money"
. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist the
action of the "Disco,
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mrnity Righteousness; T. III, Bible school; G,3O
p. M, Christian EndcavUr; 80 evening worship.
with sermon by the pastor. subject, ''lhc Pillars
OF the House of Life" All At, cordially vel,
coined.
Providence Presbyterian church The pastor,
Rev. DR.. Guild, will occupy the pulpit at the
morning and evening services. SUNDAY school at
II o'clock: Senior Emdcayor society nj $50;
Junior Endcavor society at $50 o'clock The
offerings OF the dav will he for home missions.
Seats OF Tie church are free.
'ipousc Chapel Urc,bytcIianl Preaching
1870 q, IN. and $50 p m by the pastor, Rev.
h. r. Foster Sunday school, 3 p. M; Junior
Christian Endeavor, y. m. Senior Christian
Endeavor, $50 p. NJ. Prayer meeting, 80,
Thursday evening. Welcome TO all.
Adams Avenue Chapel, New York street-Rcy.
James Hughes will preach at 1880 a III. and T.@o
y. III. Sunday school al . p. m. The Christian
Endcavor at G.ij. Mems meeting on Monday at
G,ij. Debate on "Arc Strikes Beneficial" All
welcome TO these meetings
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Erie Railroad, Wyoming Division.

Ilain ior New York and Intermediate pont'
Auyals- 1885 a, M IRON HoueSdalc, HSpley
and Intermediate points; o.2o .. m from New
York and intermediate points. No sunday trais.
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women Dread

The designation caused by skin disease
even more than the tormenting irritn-
ton which Is so commonly associated
with it, The use of DR.. Pierce's Golden
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Nov. lO.--lac oppressed in Egypt.--Ex. :5.li
Golden TcNt--t.od heard their eroaning, and
God remembered His covcnant.-EX 2:2i.
Out of our deepest sorrows aud aiiliction have
come our richest experience and most glorious
triwnuhs.
our blackboard sketch presents the picture Of
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Evangelical Lutheran.

Evangelical Lutheran Twcnty,third SUNDAY ~
Ter Trinity Gospel, Matt %: lj.2?; tri,llc,
Phil. 81 lT.3l.
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VIEW YORK HOTELS.
w WESTMINSTER HOTEL
Cor Sixteenth st. and Irving Place,
NEW YORK,

American Plan, $50 Per Day and Upwards.
European Plan, Sl.O0 Per Day and Upwards.
Special Rates 10 Families.
T. THOMPSON, Prop.
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lNlRlGlE.-(Ncr>c lo)--Fcrings ui that SORT
Wien once they have entered into the heart soon
produce results IN conduct. It. could not he cx.
peCtcd that king would long be- Indifferent To
what he regarded as menace 10 himself and to
his subjects. lie saw contingency in which ihc
whole Hebrew race iniglIt bring disaster upon
them. In case of It foreign war they might unite
with tlc enemy to fight the Egyptians, who, in
that event would certainly be lctcatr, and then
on the heels OF Victory they might depart early.
ng the spoils of WAY with them. Thus the proud
and wealthy nation would he brought down I,
poverty and luin. This by no means .ll
nnpi"blble occurrence, provided lhcrc MClr mo
ties Of friendship. is there should have been
between the tw" peoples. \ wiser man might
have given better counsel, urging the closest
timacv that the ilcbirws and Egyptians might
become one people in heart and pupo,c But
jealousy and tear led him TO intrigue. lie would
assert the right aud aurhorily ot the natives.
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BY
]. E. Gilbert, DID
Secretary OF American
Society Of Religious
Education.

when force rnlrd tl. world. when might was
supposed 10 I've right, when man must Yield to
the will Of The king. The course thereafter was
more cruel and arocous Lilo was made bitter
in Il hard bondage. CActs. VIII @) The people
worked in brick and in mortar, and IN all man
ncr of service in the field. Tho toll was iigor.
Gus in the extreme, vastly more trying than
any required in worst iolm o; negro slavery in
thrsc states. joScphus says t\ntiq. lib IL.
chap. isl and pho bears testimony TO the same,
t'lt the king set them to build pyramids, so
that those wonder, u the ancient world, after
nearly forty centuries, still stand as monuments
10 the mcn who endured such CALLING bondage.
And there vet remain in the British museum
specimens OF clay hcarirG the picture of half.
clad Hebrew bending under his burden while
over him is lifted the lash Of the taskmaster.
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Dr, y. s. Bentley has returned from
n conference of his church held in
Clarksburg. w. Va, Bishop b. W. Ar
melt, ID. D., of Wilberforre, o., a MEM
Der of the late orumcnical conference
who enjoys the distinguished honor of
presiding over that august body. in
turn with other great church men. pre-
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BLACKBOARD LESSON HINTS.
By Rev. Robert F. Y Pierce D. D.

.esson ILLUSTRATOR" " Published by II. +. Revel
cago, Ill,
from sery,uic. If this world were paradise
and we free from sorrow. suffering and care, WI
would never wish TO leave ii for another home.
Yet God was leading and hardening His peo
pie.
Suggestions: Draw tie picture of black
smiths anvil hammer, etc, on thc piccc o'
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OPPRESSION. .--tNcrac 1ll--Nith these mo.
tivc' and purposes The loyal decree WAS puh.
lishcd 10 lay Grcyous burdens upon the Hebrews.
They constituted the lahorng class. and upon
their toll depended tllc comfort ii not tho very
existence Of tile Egyptians. Indeed, ii was feared
that they might by leaving the land bring want
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TRIBES. ~ NcIscs / to 5.)--The book begins
with summary account OF those who entered
tho land in the time of the fiminr, u. e. 1906,
an aggregate of seventy souls. These wore all
tho descendants of Jacob. the grandson of Abra
ham. the heir Of the covenant. CGcrsis. NNyii,
I'D They were enumerated not 10 many
individuals. but as children OF Jacobs sous, and
the names Of those sons are here givcn--Reub,n.
Simon, Levi, Judah, lssachar, Xchulon. Joseph,
benjamin. Dan, Nlnhtali. Cad, Asher. 1t will
be seen by comparison (Gcnc-is NxiS and NNN)
that these are the children ot two wives and two
ooncubincs, not arranged in the order oi their
birth, but in an interesting mannrr--thc six
SONS OF Leah, two oi Rachel, two of Billuh and
two OF Iilnal. What is especially noteworthy
is the fact that these were heads OF tribes. so
that the nation founded upon them was to bc 4
confederation in which these tribes should bc
pcrpetualy recognized CAots, xvi -. each
with mission predicted by jacob Genesis,
NliH. 310, forming people of ono blood but in
twelve parts.
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The Rev. Robert i. Roberts. NJ. \. d.
D., of Wilkes Barre, Pa. will exchange
pulpitS tomorrow with the Rev. Will
lam Davies, Of the Bellevue Welsh cal
whistle Methodist church DR.. Rob
erts is Il good preacher and those who
Will come TO hear him can expect en-
joyablc and edifying sermons. He will
preach at 10 o'clock in the morning in
The English language, and AT o'clock
in the evening in the Welsh language.
All are given sincere welcome.
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sided at The conference last week. Or.
Bentley having been returned to the
pastorato of the African Methodist
Episcopal church, Howard place, will
preach tomorrow.
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Sunday School
Lesson
for
November 10.

iNTRoDUCTION.-'rh book OF Exodus. rom
which We shall study until tho close of the cal.
enddr year, opens q new chapter In sacred hi.
tory. For twenty-five centuries God had nd.
ministcrcd grace under the pitriachal di.pen.
sation rs recorded in the books OF Genesis aud
Job. The father had been the priest OF the
family, and lis blessing under the covenant
had been bestowed upon his sou. Now II more
imposing dspensation, the Lcyitical, is 90 he
established. and along with that the chosen pco
pie were to br formed into nation and set
tied in a country. This change would give ncw
Influence TO the cause Of God Ivy raising up a
secular power Tor its support and advancement,
and it would hasten tho iulfllmcnt OF all tho
promises made to Abraham. Genesis xvii. ~
Iu recent lessons We have seen how the lsraclitcs
went into Egypt Now we shall learn how they
went out. Their stay was for their schooling.
Their removal was for their DEVELOPMENT.