Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-12

VI Ills people. 0.l-ZZ.
5. Call declined. Alb.
6. Defamation overcome (4:1A10 and
Moses returns from INDIAN to Egypt
(4:19-31).
z. Gods message by him to Pharaoh
(5:1-3) and the direful result to Israel
(5:42O.
s. Gods pledge renewed to Israel.
GLIB.
9. Heads Of houses. 6:14-27.
10. Commission renewed (6:2S-3O) and
contest with hardening Pharaoh begun
Glib.
IL. The cumulative arguments that
convinced Pharaoh-Plagues: 1. Waters
3 suT IIes to s 5le9s 02 Ees Foes s1lS
Murain OLD. 9. Boils (9:S-17). Z. Hail
(9:1S-35). 8. Locusts uO:1-2O. 8. Dense
darkness for three days and nights
QO:2129). 10. The Staying Of all the
first-born who were not protected by the
passover blood door-token Q1:1 to 12:5D
Freedom! and a new calendar.
Time covered. e., from the death of
Joseph Gen., 50:20 to the exode-a little
more than 140 years.
IS.
/. The exodus begun: Parenthetical-
The setting apart Of all the first-born to
Jehovah. 13:1-16); the march to the Red
sea, Egyptians pursuing, but the pillar Of
cloud and fire guiding and defending 13:
IL to 14:12): the triumphant passage of
the Red sea and the drowning of the
Egyptians Q4:13-3D.
2 The sublime redemption song of
Moses 1J1-2D.
Marah and it's bitter waters Q5:22-26): to
Elm QJ:2O; to the wilderness Of sin,
where cOmmissary stores (manna and
quails) were divinely provided Q6:1-36) /;
to Rephidm. where water supply was
divinely given 17:1-O; the battle with
Amalek 17:S-16); the coming of Jethro,
Moses father-in-law, and the advice he
gave as to administration of government
over the people QS:1-2O; Sinai reached
Q9:1, p.
Time covered, from Egypt to Sinai.
about three months.
PART TWO.
observation-disclosures 1910.
I. Giving of the moral law.
1. Moses ascends Mount Sinai for an
interview with Jehovah 19:3-25).
2. The moral law-the Ten Command
ments-divinely given: first table. duties
owed to our fellOw-men (20:12-1O.
3. Effect of this revelation upon the
people and Moses appointed as mediator
(20:1S-26).
II. Giving Of the Civil Law. or "Judg-
ments."
1. AS to masters and servants
21:1-11.
2. As to Injuries to persons c1:12-36.
3. AS to rights of property. 22:l-15.
| 4. AS to crimes against humanity, %:
16 to 1913.
s. AS to the land and the Sabbath
23:1O-13.
| 6. Three national holidays, or 'feasts, >
appointed. 23:14-19.
z. Instructions and promises as to the
conquest of the land to which they were
| going. 23:2O-33
III Giving of the Ceremonial Law.
| /. A solemn ratification by the peo-
pie. 24:1-S.
-, Pageant g cant preliminary to this revsla-
! 3. The plan of the tabernacle, its fur
| nishings and service. divinely revealed
| the materials to5:1-9); the ark f25:10-29
the table of shewbread (25:23-3O); the
golden candlestick (25:31-4O,; the curtains
of linen to6:1-6). and of goats hail
t2S:7-13): the covering t36:1D. boards and
sockets t2tj:15-25); the bars (36:26-2s); the
ovsrlay OF gold t26:22s-30,; the inner
the brazen altar t27:1-9: the court
27:9-15); gate hangings 127:l6-1O; stand
ard oil for the light t27:2O-2D.
| 4. The priesthood: the high priest and
the priests (2s:1-5); the high priests gar
ments-the Ephod (2S:6-14D, the breast
plate (2s:15-oD, the Trim and Thummir
| CPS go the robe OF the Ephod t2S:31 80
the holy crown CeS:aG-3S). the gar
ments for GLORY and beauty t2s:33-43l
the priests-their conservation (29:l-4
| the order for the high priest f29:5-7. the
priests (29:S-9). and the sacrifices COLO
| 2J); the food OF the priests go 26-30; the
continual burnt-offering t29:3S-46).
! ). The tabernacle still further: Thu
! altar of incense (sO:1-1Op. the worshiper.
4 there the redeemed t30;11-I6), thu
cleansed t3O:11-21), and the amounted
l COPIED. the incense f30:34-3s) the work
1 men (3l:l-1D.
! G. The Sabbath: a perpetual sign be
!, tween Jehovah and Israel. 81 :12-11.
/ .. Shameful apostasy. WorshipiEg tn,
molten calf (32:1-6). Jehovah's condemna
ton c;2:7-10b. Moses pleadings G;2:11-14)
disciplinary judgment t~l:l5-29), Moses