The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-13

The subject OF the sermon at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning
will be, If all the world we're like you.
DR.. Brakes sermon subject at the
F. b. church Sunday morning will be
"Churchanity or Christianity, Which,
The sunday school Lesson
LESSON TEXT.-Luke l0:z5-37. Mem
CRY verses SO, 81.
GOLDEN TENT Blessed are the
merciful for they shall obtain mercy
TIME.-A. d. ~, few weeks after the
last lesson.
PLACE.-In Peri beyond Jordan. The
scene OF the pardUIe was on the road De-
tween Jerussllem and jericho.
SCRIPT L hE hkrE1,ENO ES.-W orks
o. love ana mercy Is d characterization
OF the Kingdom OF heaven. EhJolned IN
the OId Testament, e. e.. Prov 10, Isa
5o.o-e, Jer. ,.O-1, nos. 90, AA4c. %.
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,.inpie. Matt. 4l:1-Oi LAhS 1.4'--I, Jonn
49,, III. o., StC.
L0A4uneAL ana lug sestlVe Thought
'. -. o.OOu ~. A.OSe " InuIca.e
MS PURPOSE ~ uIsCussIOA. n4s IAiI-
pnes aid, Josus Was IA sOnAe Aouse,
YoInaps uIs~VuI sIne Oh LnIs NSly suD-
Jecl oI eternal NE. And Oempted
49,. Ilo..AO4, s.eu Or IIIou nam o.
" Ills leaouInas, wAeOner euey were
Wise ana SOU, ana dcCUTueu WIJn, Or
GueIvnt nom ,ne IeaOu4nss o. tne
scrlUes. lie tested him v! sOme Oh tAe
COntrUNelLeu 4uesL4OAs u Lne udy.
81! lAs, MdsUeI, VI LeaCner-equ lN -
IeAl ~ rauUl VI raDUUuI. Jesus Vas
an acknowledged teacher, as Tic law
) er Voc. W uat sudiI 40 " InneflL
elernaI lie. now can 4 Cl4IIu
VI Oou IAnerit nom my nedN enIy
rather, ana 50 have POSSESSION "a,
eternal ne! LLerndI ne cannot DC
earned nor bought, Uul OnIy Inne>lDed.
V. 70. He said unto nim. Jesus
ala nOI Himself quote me comnanu-
ments, as Ia me cast OIL Lne rlcn young
TuIer lDuhe Io.Io-zOJ, Ddt as Al Was
the business OIL this scribe 10 know the
Scriptures, ana DIS ne acknowledged
their auJnorlty and taught Jnen, ne
reIerreu me question JACK TO min
w Nat is wnL.eu III the law? de
thus avoided All carEing criticism.
Y. ~ Ana he ANSWERING SAID,
quoting Deul. 90, anu Lev. 1913. 1t
was proOaDIy'a wel.-Known summary.
V. Is. Thou mast answered night"
For he had taken, not tradition, out
the scriptures Tor his aulnOri.y.
nence, MS answer agreed with The
teachings of Jesus.
V. -. The Jewish scribe willing.
i. e., desiring, 10 justify himself, be-
cause ne was not So sure that he lived
up 10 the STANDARD, and possessed this
love which was eternal life. SAID
unto Jesus, And VINO is my neighbor p
The lawyer apparently thought that by
certain limitations as 10 who were
meant by his neighbors, Jews spelled
large, he might still feel some assur-
ance that he was possessed of eternal
life.
V. 30. "A certain man went twas
going) down from Jerusalem to Jer-
icho." The road was a path-for
there was no such road as is familiar
to us-very dangerous, lying much of
the way in a deep ravine through soft
rocks in which caves and chambers
abounded. 1t is still necessary to have
an escort in passing over that road"
V. 81. "A certain priest" Jericho
was one of the residences of the
priests, who took turns at ministering
in the temple. He passed by on the
other side" of the ravine, as far as
possible from the wounded man.
V. 81. And likewise a Levite" A
Levite was one of the tribe of Levi;
a priest was of the family of Aaron in
that tribe. The Levites performed the
humble services of the temple, az
cleaning, carrying fuel and acting as
choristers
V. 33. But certain Samaritan"
The Samaritans were a mixed race,
descended from a commingled ancestry
of Jews and heather at the time OF the
captivity.
V. 4. Bound up his wounds" re-
quiring personal care and gentleness,
pouring in (rather ION them" r. W
oil and wine," the usual remedies In
the east, and commended by Greek
and Latin physicians. "Set him on hin