The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-30
Sunday School Lesson,


in thee; they trusted and thou didst
deliver them" (Ps 22:4)
The first lesson begins with the
creation of our world, which was made
for man, and that brings us to the
second lesson or the crowning point
of all, the creation of man.
God created man in his own i'm
age" Gen. 1:27) Now we are not
at all likely to think of one IL HIS
image as the cave man or just III
tie above the baests, but God made
him (man) just a little lower than
the angels, and his going back to the
lower levels came by his own fault,
as we find in lesson three.
Mans first sin, that of disobedience,
which always lowers, never eleyates
one.
Every one that committeth sin IS
the bond servant of sim" John S:S4.)
Therefore no longer Gods, but bound
by sin which can make us take on
most any hdeous form.
We find in lesson four Cain and
Abel, some of these seed bearing
fruit in the shape of an envious, and
then murderous brother.
whatsoever hateth his brother is
a murderer" Il John 3:5)
Lesson five, the wages Of sin have
piled mountain high, and God repents,
making man, and determines to de-
stroy most Of them by flood, but
we now find that there was then and
always will be, those whose faith still
holds to the Lord.
We all know how God saved Noah
and all his family.
"The wages of sin is death; but
the free gift of God is eternal life
in Jesus Christ our Lord" (Rom.
G:2S)
Lest we forget his promise to Noah
land that means, all His believing
ones) God gave him visible sign.
81 do set my bow in the cloud, and
it shall be Tor a token of covenant
between me and the earth" (Gen.
9:13)
Lesson seven is where God takes
the best of men He can find, and
sets him apart as his chosen cne,
through whom all the blessing of the
earth shall come.
81 will bless thee and make thy
name great; and be thou a blessing" ."
Gen. 12:2)
In the eighth lesson of Abram and
Lot we begin to see some of the
traits of Abrams character, that must
have made God love him, when lie
so unselfishly gives Lot up the bet
ter part that there might be 10 strife
between either Lot and himself or
their servants.
He is faithful that promised
Gen. 10: 5-1S)
Gods covenant with Abraham is
lesson nine and one in which Abra =
hams faith was first tested. Our
own faith may ofteu'in he called
upon for strength when we confront
what we think is Lear impossible,
but with the rignt faith the noun
tains crumbic quickly 10 mole hills.
Temperance le's:n Is lessen ter
which teaches :hat those VINO play
with fire are more 'tan likely to get
hurt, both in spiritual and phyr.oa
sense.
Come ye nut from among thc'r
and be We separate, saith the Lord
and touch no unclean thing" g Cor
GID
In eleven we find the story o
Abraham and Isaac, or the suprem'
test of Abrahams faith, which show!
us the faint picture of the other So
who found the hand of death no
STAYED for him, but was offered III
for us that we might live.
Lesson twelve brings us to our las
one in this quarter and last Sunday'
lesson, Rebekah and Isaac, In whicl
we find the first setting up of
household secure in Gods promises
an all thy ways acknowledge Hin
and He will direct thy paths.
(prov 3.61