The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-06-19

drs a set OF general questions, eacn
one of which, so far as possible, Will
require for its proper answer
glance over all the lessons. The ques-
tions may be duplicated and given to
all, or they may be divided up among
the scholars, for each to report upon
only few Such questions as the fol-
lowing are suggested:
/. How, in our quarters lesson, does
Christ show his authority?
2. What proofs of supernatural pow
er does Christ give in our quarters
lessons?
3. What tokens of Christs humil-
ity appear in our quarters lessons?
4. How, in the lessons of the quar-
ter, is Christ's divinity made mani
fest? His humanity?
g.. What features of Christ's charac.
ter shine out most conspicuously dur
ing the closing months Of his life on
earth?
g. How do these lessons illustrate
Christ's knowledge of men?
T. How do these lessons illustrate
Christs love for men?
8. What three sentences OF our
quarters lessons are the most strik-
ing?
8. What sentence that we have stud
led seems to you to be the most beau
tiful and helpful?
10. What event of the quarters les
sons brings Christ closest to you?
IL. How does Johns Gospel seem to
you to differ from the other three?
II. What great truth stands out
more clearly in your mind from the
quarters lessons?
IS. What purpose for your life do
you carry from this quarters lessons?
Another review can be had by max
| ing Christ the center thereof, as re-
view of Johns Gospel should. Ask the
| scholars to run over the lesson for the
quarter, asking with regard to each,
| What does it teach me about Christi"
The answers will be written out,
brought to the class, and compared,
the teachings of each lesson being dis
| cussed before passing to the next. The
( lists will be like this:
| Lesson Christ leads men, protects
| men, gives His life for men.
Lesson II.-Christ raises His follow
ers from death to eternal life.
Lesson III.-Christ desires our devo-
ton and gladly receives our conse-
Grated service.
| Lesson IV.-Christ is our chief ex.
ample of the glory of humble service.
Lesson V.-Christ is preparing
happy eternity for all of His faithful
servants.
Lesson VI-Christ is still in the
world in the person of the Comforter,
teaching, guiding and judging.
! Lesson VII.-Christ knows our de-
malls of Him, and is unutterably
grieved by them.
Lesson VIII.-Christ died for the
sins of the world, in order to bring the
world back to God.
Lesson IX.-Christ rose from the
dead, as proof of His divinity and an
earnest of our Immortality.
Lesson X-Christ gives men every
proof of His character, nature and WILL
and is always ready to lift men out of
doubt.
Lesson XI.-Christ is always ready
to forgive repentant sinners, and asks
of His disciples only two things: that
they love Him, and help other men.
The Chapter Review.-We have
studied this quarter the last IL chap
tiers of Johns Gospel 1t will make an
excellent review II you ask each
scholar to come prepared to tell in re-
gard to every chapter, the main theme
of the chapter, and one practical les.
son which may be drawn from it. This
plan will require all the class to re-
view the last half of the book. AS the
chapters are thus unfolded, the teacher
should write upon a blackboard, or
upon a large pencil tablet, in view Of
the class, the substance of what is
given. Sometimes several subjects or
teachings will be recorded.
Chapter X-The Shepherd Chapter
Christ is the one Guide of all men.
Chapter XI.-The Lazarus Chapter
Christ is the Resurrection and the
Life.
Chapter XII.-The Spikenard and
Palm Chapter-Christ is to be honored
with all that we have and are.
Chapter XIII.-The Towel and Basin
Chapter-Christ is to be honored in
loving service of men.
Chapter XIV.-The Many Mansions
Chapter-Our hereafter is safe in
Christs hands.
Chapter XV.-The Vine Chapter
The condition of fruitfulness is abiding
In Christ.
Chapter XVI. : The Comforter
Chapter-The Holy Spirit is Christ's
present representative among men.
Chapter XvII.-The Keep" Chapter
Christ loves men with an undying
love and protects them with an unend-
ing care.
Chapter XVIII.-The Gethsemane
Chapter-Selfshiness leads to denial
and betrayal of Christ.
Chapter XIX.-The Darkness Chap
ter-Christ suffered and died for me.