The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-02-03
THE J, SUNDAY SCHOOL,
INTERNATIONAL LESSON coMMEhTS
Foa FEeRuARY 2. st
Subject: A Sabbath In Cspernaun, Msfk
s., 21-3l-Goldsn Text, Luke W. 40-ssss 4A0s.s
Memory Verses, 81, 22-CemInentsry
on the Days Lesson. 8 4.

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man and tbose referred I ,tns =, 49, sS
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ontn Aney;l snr;t e st;r,ed s, ~ Il. ,enth.
when IN contact ,y;th sIes,,s es.-,5' "a
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desirea To he iet alo,,.S md fsd 49,, ~
mot want fo hes d;ssyhed ~
good we hear thSs mn fbe ~, yao,nenf ~
Undertake to deal with nm c,eap sth;ncs
to-day, such as iintemuerance and The az.
cal evil What have we to n 8 do 81 With
cord between- C6r;st and ReI;sI s. s saTos ~ d.
sfrov ns To d,;gss Is f.e,s 49, 81
bacI N 'onr native niace' Mf aYI Ino% @ TSse =.
Imagine souae a;seaae Ike ths Ss,crisSv Me-; E
thus addressine- Christi No C6rsst si,T
dealing with devils now and fhev Enoas.
Him wen. i1he Hon One of Cod. Tha
Messiah, who has come to destroy the
kingdom of the devil Il John 8: 81 s251
Jesus Tebuked him. he does NOT ,ltIesiirels
the testimony Of devils to prove His Mes
sahship. Throughout His ministry Christ s
never for q moment CONTINGENCIES any
thing that might be construed into Sa- truce
with Satan. J, I Hold thy peace. q Literally,
"be thou ;muzzled. 2 IT is word for !;
with authority. He will show who He iss.
by casting out the devil; 8, 4.
26. Torn him. Or .conyulsed himl
Game out, Even the devils obey His
word of command. This is an evidence Of (
the great object ID Christ's mission to de-
stroy the works Of the devil. d ss & = -
~ aWhat thing is this Gods wonders
are more wonderful than the devils won
ders. Jesus taught BY what He did ss
well as by what he said: They do obey &
Him.. Thus Jesus established His mission
by the miracles He wrought, and they
could not doubt it. 28. Fame spread
public congregation, and those who saw III
published It WHEREVER they went, and the
people Throughout all Gahlee were soon
discussing Him and His work. He did
not need devils topabhshi Him, and We do
not need to compromise with the world
the flesh or the devil to day IN order to-
be able to carry on His work. u . 4.
III. Healing in a home, Tvs. 2931l. o.
They entered; ;oaetc. Peter and This BROTH
er Andrew, although natives of Bethsaida
John ]: ~, were now living at Caper-
naum. Jesus, James and John had en-.
tered Peters house. 80. ""Simon b Swiifess !
mother.". Thus we see that Peter WasE 4 y
married man. Il is strange, indeed, that 4
the Roman Catholic Church should lay So i
much stress on the celibacy of the clergy
when Peter, their chief cornerstone, had
a wife. Law sick of fever" Luke cabs,
il great fever. See Luke &: 3S, She was
prostrated with a burning fever. .They;
tell Him." This was really a REQUEST for
healing. They kew He could restore her.
81. "Took her, by the hand. y Could
on this side the unlimited power,
of God effect such a cure? These proofs
SHOULD demonstrate His divinity .i! 70 ths; ;ini
her Christ has mower: @ over diseass Hc
can and freouenf,y does heal To-day. and |
vet we cannot test the state of the soul b.
the heath of the body. Some Of Gofs
best saints have suffered with bodily in5
6rmities and have been sick. II Id the
"nraver Of faith" that saves the sick and
he e who offers that nrsver win see immedil
ate res,,lts "She roinistered." She was
nerfeetIv recovered and performed the or