The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

but impressive, making very real the
events of the life of Christ. With
each picture there should be an eX-
animation of the class in the events,
the words and the works of Christ,
which the picture is intended to Illus
srate.
/. Wildes Bible Pictures, both the
penny halftone pictures and the color
/ graphs, both of the scenes, and the
representations from the paintings of
/ the great masters.
2. The Underwood Stereoscopic
Bible Pictures. very vivid scenes from
/ photographs taken in the Holy Land
Very superior.
8. The stereopticon, where it is in
stalled in the room.
f. Books OF Pictures from the Holy
Land, of which there are many.
The scene of Christ's words and
works should be made very clear by
outline maps, which can be obtained
for one cent each from w. A. Wilde
Company, or raised ones for five
cents, from the Sunday School Com
mission, % Lafayette Place, New
York. The scholars should mark the
scenes of the events as they proceed
with the Review.
Christ's Divine Origin, Birth and
Childhood in rapid review.
Entering Upon His Public Life.
John Baptist, the Baptism, the Voice,
the Descent of the Spirit, the Tempta-
ton.
Christ's Words.-Worthy of the Saw
Tor. The Gospel ne preached Wist
we not must be in my Fathers house.
What seek ye. Come and see (John)
Thou shalt see greater things than
these. etc. (John). Words at the first
miracle in Cana. Except a man be
born again. he cannot see the kingdom
of God, etc. (John). Words to the
woman of Samaria (John). His words
/ Of grace at Nazareth Uuke). Follow
me and l will make you fishers of
men. BE of good cheer, thy sins be
! forgiven thee. The Beatitudes. Salt
and light. The Sermon on the Mount.
BE we perfect.
Christ's Works.-Worthy of the Re-
/ deemer of the world The great
draught of fishes. The paralytic re-
stored. Peters wife's mother cured
of a fever The demoniac restored.
The sick healed of divers diseases.
/ Each of these a sign of his power,
and object-lession of his mission, a
proof that he was the Son of God,
an authorization of his teachings.
These words and works were a
revelation of our Father in heaven.
They set before us the Redeemer
and King in the glory of his goodness
and power, as worthy of our love, our
obedience, our conservation to his
service.
VIII YOU enlist in his service? viii
you join in his crusade against wrong?
I'm every crusade there are only
three permanent and distinguishing
elements. First, a definite and clear
cut goal rising lustrous and alluring
before the eye of the mind, bewitch-
ing men in their waking hours and
disturbing them even in their slum-
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which burns up in its white flames
( all lesser ambitions and mean desires.
and which counts no cost too great
| and no sacrifice too awful if only the
desired goal can be attained. Third,
a loyalty to one supreme commander
so intense as to melt all the soldiers
/ into a solid phalanX and send them
] ..s,N
the foe. Those were the three funda.
mental features of the dazzling and
unparalleled phenomena of eight cen
/ turtles ago. There was a goal-the
rescue of the Holy Land; there was
an enthusiasm which burned up the
lethargy and indifference of nations
and which, eating into mems vitals,
scorched even reason itself: there
was loyalty TO Jesus as the supreme
commander, every crusader being bap.
! tiled into the name which is above
every name. and marching under the
banner of the cross. Why should there
not be a notwithstanding crusade?
The New Crusade. ''If you ask
what shall be the goal, my reply is.
the rescue of America. America the
Republic of the West the mightiest
experiment in free government known
to history. to rescue II from the hands
of the Saracen, that is the ambition
of the new crusade. The Saracen of
the twelfth century has gone. the
Saracen of the twentieth century is
here. Who is he? He is the rum
seller and the whoremonger. the gam
bier and the scurvy politician. he is
! the dishonest merchant and the mis-
! alternating artisan, he is the greedy
and INSCRIPTIONS capitalist and the
anarchistic wage-earner, he is the
bribe-giver and the bribe-taker. the
/ law-breaker and the law-hater. the
home-destroyer and the foe and enemy
of Christ. he is the man who works
! iniquity and makes a lie. To break
the power of his mailed fist, that is
the object of the new crusade Ameri.
ca is i'm danger. The man is blind
who doubts t. America may yet be