The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-22
LESSON FOR JUNE rs
REVIEW, SECOND QUARTER.

ever things are pure, whatsoever things
are lovely, whatsoever things are OF good
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The lessons Tor the past three
months extend over period OF per
haps nfteen years, from a. u. 81 OF W
20 A. ID. b2 or Do. IL 10 the history
OF an ever expanding church ana the
ever widening influence OF the work
which Jesus began ana continued 10
do after his resurrection through the
Holy Spirit No adequate or proper
review can be conducted without the
aid OF map IL none 10 aVailaoie'
take a large sheet OF manila paper
and let some OF the scholars make
an outline map showing the strategic
centers. Jerusalem, damascus Anu
och and as Tar west as fhihppi' also
the country involved. the coast line
Of the Great Sea, etc. IL Is a GOOD
idea not to locate the CHIEF cities put
have pupils attach 10 the map small
round. red and white stickers on
which might be printed the name OF
each city. Then other pupils might
trace on the map the course OF Pauis
journeys. II all of this work 10 done
In the presence OF the entire school II
win aid greatly In holding attention
a. well rs placing before the schoI
ars q visible delineation OF the lands
involved In this portion OF sacred MS
tory. The most outstanding incidents
which have been studied during the
past quarter, such as the conversion
OF Saul, the healing OF Aeneas' the
raising OF Dorcas, Peters Visit 10 Cor
nelius, etc. could also be located
geographically by means OF thumb
tacks with tags attached. A most IN
teresting review would be to organ
lie in the school number OF travel
clubs Let each club come prepared
TO give n "travelogue. or travei talk'
describing some oil the chief events
such as the DAMASCUS journey
Journey 10 Joppa- 10 Cyprus' 10 iooh'-
um, from Antioch 10 Jerusaien' e'e'
Let the pupils write out tne'r nc
counts and as each ''s written na'e
some scholar Indicate on the map une
places involved ana others nans ny
In plain sight OF the entire schoo' =
piece OF cardboard bearing = Sings
sentence indicative OF tne 'eao,ns ,es-
son OF the event described ms ia'-
ter will mean 10 use = sentence OF
parts OF sentences as We are men
OF ike passions as you me ere
ynent OF contest couid Dc emp'oyeo ny
having all the pupils In gwen de-
partment oring sucn sentences ,e,a,
Ing to the lessons on cards, ana iet
thar scholar VINO can or'hs 'ne sroA'
est number OF sentences DC oeeiarea
the winner. the teacher must Oh
course help materially IN sucn con-
test by direct suggestion ana oy en-
cou'asihs the pup"" W ""'o
task before them.
For the adult and older teen age
classes II might be well to assign 10
different scholars number OF great
problems which have been treated IN
the lessons OF the quarter. and let
each come to the class prepared 10
read a brief essas OF 10 discuss 'no
subject assigned. relating IL OF course
20 the work OF the review iLessoh
- How the Holy spirit converts
men today tLesson W How can
the church be aroused TO the great
work OF missions Lesson Np
"The Perils OF popularity NLessoh
KID "The conditions OF saivatioh anu
30 on. Another interesting pan
would DO to have dinereh' inemoers
OF the class prepare ~ no"e oe.
synopsis OF the ehiet characters vi
the quarters LESSONS
Such use OF charts 's 'A'uao'e u,
that IL appeals 10 the eye ID q rea'
test OF knowieuse anu ne'ps " 20
tematize our INFORMATION ior iu''io
use.
The facts OF the quarter are aoou'
las follows:
Lesson !. me Risen oh''s' Ny MS
overwhelming glory cohquers MS o'''
Ter enemy, Sau'. A..
Lesson ii. Men are heaied anu .ne
dead raised by the power vi inc ME
en- Christ
Lesson III. Peter 'ne jew 70 pro.