The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-10-03
SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS
On the Sunday School Lesson
by Rev. DIR. Linscott for the
International Press BIZ
bic Question Club

Oct ). 1913.
Copyright, 1912, by Rev. T. s. Lin
scott, d. D.
Moses Cry For Help. Mum. xi:4-33
Golden Textile supplication of a
righteous man availeth much in nts
working. Jas. WIG.
% Verses 4-5-Who were this
mixed multitude" and what was it
they longed for 50 much?
90 What is generally the influence
of worldly, unconverted or backslid-
den people in the church.
(3) Did these Israelties have any
real reason for weeping and finding
fault with their circumstances Why?
ca If they had been forced to live
on "cucumbers, melons, leeks, onions
and garlick," for which they now
cried instead of upon mamma, which
they had in abundance, how would
they have taken it?
90 Verses 6-9-How is it that peo-
pie long for what they have not and
fail to be satisfied with better things
which they have in abundance?
g. How much has our disposition to
do in making plain food palatable or
nauseous?
ca What evidence is there that
these people had reason to rejoice
with great JOY rather than to bitterly
murmur! tThis is one of the ques-
tons which may be answered in writ
ing by members of the club)
(S) Verse 10-Why was God dis
pleased at their weeping?
90 Judging from your experience
and observation, what proportion of
our sorrow is imaginary and concern
ing which God is displeased?
Q0) Why were the Lord and Moses
justified in being displeased at their
weeping?
11) Verses 11-15-Would you say
that Moses shows right or a wrong
spirit in his complaint to God, and
why?
02) How would you say Moses
ought to have felt and spoken to the
Lord and how ought we to act when
in our most trying circumstances?
03) If man is in ever so sore trou-
BILE, is he ever right in committing sui
eide, or in wanting to die? Give your
| reasons.
(14) Verses 16-17-If Moses had
been brave and cheerful in his trouble.
would God still have appointed this
committee of seventy? Give your rea-
sons.
| (15) If the appointment of this COM
mittee of seventy was a step toward a
| democratic organized community
would the circumstances which made
| it necessary prove that difficulties are
the necessary forernnners of all law
Why?
06) Verses 1S-2O-Which today is
the greater practical evil, eating toe
much or too little? Why?
/ (1D Would these Israelites have
been better or worse If they had not
made such pitiful request for flesh
| food?
lS). Verse 21-23-Seeing all the
wonderful things Moses had witness
ed at the hands of the Lord how dc
! you account for him doubling this
promise of God?
19) All Christians have had exper.
| fence of how God always makes al
things to work together for theiI
good; how then is it that in every
great trouble many are afraid that
! God will not this time prevent a cal
| amity?
COO Verses 24-30-Would you say
or not, and why, that God has men
who are filled with His spirit in every
church and denomination?
CD Verses 31-33-What is the
proof that all who sin will as certain
ly suffer?
(22) Which are more to be pitied,
and why, those that have too little, or
those that have too much?
Lesson for Sunday Oct. II, 1919
Jealousy and Envy Punished. Mum.
vii