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Sunday Study
A REVIEW LESSON.

The International Sunday School
lesson for September 28th. is COM
prehensive review of the third quarters
lessons. The golden text is Deuteron-
omy viii, Is. The twelve lessons of
the quarter were as follows:
1.-The giving of mamma, from Exo-
dus xvi, LIS. Golden Text, Matthew
vi, IL, 'Giveus this day our daily
bread" If the people of God wish to
please Him, they must remember that
in Him they live and move and have
their being.
1.-THE Ten Commandments
to God, from Exodus Xxx, Ill. Golden
Text, Luke X, 81, Thou shalt love the
Lord thy God with all thy heart" Be
cause He delivered them from the
bondage of Egypt by His great power
that they might for their own happi- :.
ness and the happiness of others be
special people unto Himself He asks
their whole heart and soul.
3.-The Ten Commandments-dut
to men, from Exodus Xxx, 1917. Golden
Text, Matthew xix, 10, Thou shalt
love thy neighbor as myself" The
Golden Text tells us the only. way in
which we can show to man that we
love God is by loving our fellow men.
4.-Worshipping the Golden Calf
Exodus xxi, 1-35. Golden Text, Elk
odus Xxx, 8, Thou shalt have no other
gods before me-" Yet the Hebrew peo-
Thou sayest We shall do" are seen In
few days making an idol and calling
it their God. And there are people
today who make their own God.
5.-The tabernacle, from Exodus XII;
1-38. Golden Text, Psalm c. 4, Enter
into His gates with thanksgiving and
into His courts with praise" While
Gods spirit dwelt in the tabernacle
they built, it was in Jesus that God
was made manifest to men today.
6.-Nadab and Abihu. from Levitt
Gus x, Ill. Golden Text, Thess. V, 6,
Let us watch and be sober" The two
men. like Cain, disregarded Gods way
and preferred their own way before the
Lord, and they died. All in our
churches today that is not of God may
be counted strange fire.
7.-Journeying toward Canaan, from
Exodus x, lib, 1885, Golden Text,
lead me and guide me-" God never left
them, although they frequently pro-.
Voked him to do SO, and His pillar of
cloud by day and of fire by night was
ever their faithful guide.
S.-Report of the spies, from Num-
bers xiii, 1-13, and xiii 25-Xfv, 4. Golden
Text, Psalm xi, 4, BLESSED Is that man
that maketh the Lord his trust" This
looking to see If God was as good as
His word and if the land was what He
said it was gave no evidence of faith
in God. They were permitted to send
spies. God continued his goodness to
them.
9.-The braZen serpent from Num-
bers xxi, 1-9. Golden Text, John iii, IA,
Is, And as Moses lifted up the serpent
in the Wilderness" etc. There are
many foreshadowings of Gods way of
redemption in the Old Testament, but
none more suggestive than this of the
serpent upon the pole to which our
Lord refers.
10.-The prophet like Moses, from
Deuteronomy xviii, 9-22. Golden Text,
John vi, IA, "This is Of truth that
prophet that should come into the
world" Every prophet, priest and king,
as we'll as every sacrifice and the
whole tabernacle and it's ritual, all
foreshadowed the true Prophet, Priest
and King.
11.-Loving and obeying God, from
Deuteronomy xxx, 11-20. Golden Text,
l John v, 8, For this is the love Of
God that we keep His commandments"
The New Testament comment upon
this lesson in Romans x, points us to
Christ, who is the end of the law. 81
1.-THE death of Moses, from Deu-
terOnOmy XXX1V, LIZ. Golden Text, tx
odus xXXiii, IL, "The Lord spake unto
Moses face to face" The greatest of
earthly prophets died; all kings and
priests die; it is appointed unto men
once to die, but our great High Priest,
Prophet and King tasted death for
every man, died, rose from the dead,
is now at the right hand of God in
Heaven, crowned with glory and honor
and will come again to restore all
things Of which Moses and the proph-
cts have spoken.
MISSIONS AND MISSIONARY HE
ROES.
The Christian Endeavor topic for
September % is found in Acts xvii,
22-36. There is long roll of Christian
missionary heroes. 1t begins as far
back as the time when the disciples
were sent out on their first mission
airy tours by Christ himself. 1t reaches
it's highest Scriptural climax in Paul,
the apostle to the gentiles, and it
comes down through Ulflas, the mis-
sionary to Germany; the abbot Angus
tine, the missionary to England, and
st. Patrick, the missionary to Ireland,
Judson, Livingstone, Moffat and Ca
rey to the patriarch Patton of the New
Hebrides and the thousands of other
missionaries who are serving their
master in foreign fields today. This
has been done in accordance with
Christ's commands from the very ear
Hest days. 1t has been done in the