The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Lesson XIII.-Third Quarter, For
Sept. 28, 1913.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.

LESSON 1.-The Child Moses Saved
From Death, Ex. l. q, to Ii, 10. Golden
Text, Matt. xviii. s. Whose shall re-
ceive Il such little child In dy name
receiveth Me-" See the great deliverer
saved from death and cared for by the
daughter of the enemy Of Gods peo-
pie. Mark the faith of Jochebed and
the part that Miriam took in the events
Of that day. When individuals or na-
tlons attempt to work against God we
cannot but think Of Ps. ii. 4.
LESSON u.-Moses Prepared For His
Work, Ex. ii, 11-25. Golden Text, Matt.
v, 8. BLESSED are the meek, for they
shall inherit the earth" After TO
years training In the institutions
Egypt and having become learned in
all the wisdom Of the Egyptians and
mighty In words and in deeds (Acts
Vii, 22) he had to spend forty years.
alone with God, far away from all the
wisdom OF this world, In an occupation
that was an abomination to Egyptians.
LESSON III.-Moses Called to Deliver
Israel, Ex. Ill. LA. Golden Text. Matt
v, 8, BLESSED are the pure In heart,
for they shall see God" An unusual
event one day broke In upon the mo-
notony Of Moses shepherd life, for
Gods time had come to deliver Israel
and to call Moses to the work. Out OF
a bush that burned with fire, but was
not consumed. God revealed Himself.
LESSON IV.-Moses' Request Refused
Elk. v. ia. Golden Text, Matt. v. a..
blessed are they that mourn. for they
shall be cOmforted." In reply TOT
Moses demand that Israel be set free
to serve their God. Pharaoh expressed.
ignorance Of and contempt for Jeho-
yah and In defiance of Him increased
their burdens anC refused tc let them.
go. Moses appealed to the Lord. and;
He said, Now shalt thou see what Il
will do to Pharaoh"AEx. vi, II.
LESSON V.-The Plaques Of Egypt
Ps. CIV, 1886. Golden Text, Matt. xiii,
II. "Whosoever shall exalt himself
shall be humbled, and whosoever shall
humble himself shall be exc tied" The
mighty hand Of Jehovah was shown
to Pharaoh and his people by plague.
after plague until they learned to know
something of His great power and
were willing to let Israel go. ,
LESSON VL.-The Passover, Elk. xii
2l-31. Golden Text, Matt. Xxx. %. 1.-THE
Son Of man came not to be ministeredi
unto. but to minister and to give His
life as ransom for many" While the
plaques were being sent upon the.
Egyptians the Lord put a difference. or
redemption, and delivered Israel. But
In this last plague the only difference
was the blood on the %doorposts. "'
LESSON VII.-Crossing the Red Sea-
Elk. xiv, 1881. Golden Text. lisa. lxv,
"a, Before they coll | will answer"
From the time that they left Egypt
the most manifest thing about them to
other people must have been the pillar
Of cloud by day and fire by night,
which He never took from them (Neh.
tx, 1910. .
LESSON VIII. - The Bread From.
Heaven. Elk. xvi, 2-15. Golden Text,
John vi, 50. Jesus said unto them,
I am the Bread of Life" Singing
when they say d~eliverance and muir
muring when they saw trial was their
way and too often is ours. He bore
patiently with them, sweetened Marah,
brought them to Elm, gave them
quails and angels food and water
from the rock. and He who did ii all
Is Himself the Bread from heaven and
the Living Water and the Rock.
LESSON IX.-Israel Mt Mount Sinai,
Ex. xix, 1-6, 1921. Golden Text,
Let us have grace, whereby we may
offer service well pleasing to God with
reverence and awe" Heb. xii, 28l.
There Is much of interest in Jethro's
visit, bringing Moses wife and sons,
his worship Of Jehovah and advice to
Moses. But the most important thing
Is Jehovah bringing Israel unto Him
self, to be His peculiar treasure above
all people. LIZ
LESSON X.-The Ten Commandments,
Elk. XXX, Ill. Golden Text, Luke x,
II, "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God
with all thy heart, and with all thy
soul. and with all thy strength. and
with all thy mind" These commands
were not given until they were re-
deemed. God does not ask an unsaved
person to keep his commandments, ex-
cept to show him his guilt and con-
vince of sin and lead to Christ, who is
the end Of the law for righteousness
to every n that ~believeth. \
LESSON XI.-The Ten Command
ments second part). Elk. Xxx, 1921.
Golden Text, Luke x. 81, same as last
lesson. with the addition of land thY
nefghbor as thyself." When we have
been redeemed and can rejoice that
there Is no condemnation because we
are in Christ Jesus. then by the Spirit
we are expected to fulfill the righteous.
G of the law (Rom. viii. Ia. The
only way is by the appropriation OF
Il live. yet not |, but Christ liveth In
me" (Gal. ii. 20l. mot l.. but the grace
of God" .gg
LESSON XIT.-The Golden Calf, Elk.
xxxii. 1920. 30-35. Golden Text, I'll.
John v. 81, MY little children, guard
yourselves from idols The sin OF th8
people was very great fverse 30l. hut
greater was the sin Of Aaron. who was
In Moses stead for the time and who
led the people into gross idolatrF.
changing their glory into the simili-
tude Of an OK that eateth grass (Pa.
CYL, 10. 20).
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