The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-04-14
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nven me 10 accomplish. the yer,
works that do, bear witness Of NE.
that the Father hath sent mo, John
v:36. Or, w
ID Verse i--Jesus appears to have
taken great pains TO Instruct hls
twelve disciples. but why dd he not
leave them 10 be Instructed wholly By
Gods spirit1
CD In the case OF preaching, or
prayer or testimony, does God pro.
pose for us just to open our mouths
and he will nh them" or that we
should be as thoroughly and humanity
prepared. as II there were no Gods
I'D Does thorough preparation for
Christian work, show lack OF faith. or
strong faith vi God1 whyY
t4) Verses 3 Why did John ask
this question as to whether Jesus
was the Christi
t5) What II any reason is there to
believe thar John was now wrestling
with doubt, as 20 the truth OF what he
had been preaching concerning Iesusf
90 What would YOU say concern.
Ing man OF Gad teaching spiritual
truth, in one period, which he knew
to be true, and subsequently having
grave doubts OF the very truth Of
which he had been so suref
"a Doea any tind OF doubt on the
part OF holy men, necessarily imply
sin, or shcw weakness7
ts.l Is doubt a necessary part OF
Gods training or NOT, for men OF
strong character and important work?
90 Verse A. Why is man bowed
down with sorrow, and crushed with
disappointment, not IN condition to
properly weigh evidence OF spiritual
truth?
Q0l Jesus said, Go and show John
again those things, etc" Is evidence
OF spiritual truth made more forceful
through being repeated on different
occasions, and whether or not why
was II necessary to repeat to John
what he had already heardY
I'D Why would II not be bless.
ing to the people II a minister repeat
ed his most effectual sermons7
(12.) Verses 5.6--Jesus laid stress In
that day upon his miracles, coupled
with the fact that he preached the gos.
pei TO the poor, rs the proof Of his
but what is the supreme
or chief proof to-day1 (Thls question
may have TO be answered In writing
by members OF the cIub.)
(13) Even suppose the miracles OF
Jesus should prove TO be historical
myths, would that detract In any
measure from the grandeur Of his
character or the greatness OF his
work?
tl4) Verses 7S-What influences
caused John 10 live such plain. or
rigorous life? (see Matt MA. ct seQ.b
Q5) Take for example two men.
one devoul. the other goddess. one iiv-
ng in a richly furnished home and
iressing in eDod clothes, the other
living In q plain home and wearing
,oarse apparel. which OF the two Is
more likely 10 be the goddess man.
ind why?
(16) What was the difference in
he mode OF the life Of Jesus, and that
II John the Baptlst7
17.) Verses What were the
minimum qualities essential 10 being
prophet. and Ia what particular did
ohm exceed these7
t12) In what did the greatness OF
fohn the Baptist consist. from the
tandpoiDt OF Jesusg
u9) II Jesus had In mind great
n" and greater" then in what
wo senses Is this word used by him
ere7
600 Verses 12.15--What is relig.
Dus violence and what Is the ma
nre OF the force" which captures
be kingdom OF heaven7
(21.1 Verses 1919 What caused
hem TO denounce John for qualities.
be absence Of which in jesus they
lso denounced?
Lesson for Sunday, April cath, 1910
Warning and Invitation. Matt II:
0-30.