The Brinkley argus., 1918-06-28
LESSON FOR JUNE 30
REVIEW: JESUS CHRIST OUR RE
 DEEMER AND LORD.

world, that he gave his only begotten Son. that whosoever beleveth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.-John 3: IS.
 Thou art the Christ the Son of the living God.-Matthew l6.16.
 I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ, for 1t Is the power of God unto salvation to everyone that bslieveth- Romans i:i6
 The method of review must largely be determined by the individual teach CT. For junior and intermediate classes a good way will be by the use of a good map of Palestine, to trace the Journeys of Jesus from hls birth to his ascension, giving emphasis to some of his vital teachings, deeds of mercy and power, atoning death, triumphant resurrection and glorious coming again. The following day may be suggestive of the latter method:
 Lesson I.--As Jesus was passing through the coasts of Tyre and Sidon, he was besought by Syrophoenician woman to heal her daughter, who was grieyously possessed with demon. After apparent indifference, In order to lead her into an intelligent faith, he healed her daughter. As he further journeyed through Decapolis, deaf and dumb man besought him for heal ing.
 Lesson II.-As his earthly career was approaching It's end, Jesus began to take account of his ministry. He fa hau and personal knowledge as to his per son. He knew that the opinions or others would not suffice them In the hours of darkness which were immedi- ately before them.
 Lesson IlI-Jesus was trans6gured before Peter, James and John, to show them his triumph over death In his glorious kingdom. This occurred at time when the disciples were sorely tried. Jesus rebuke apparently estranged them. He was transfgured "before them" showing that the chief object of the transiguratton was to prepare the disciples for the ordeal be- fore them. An inspired commentary upon this translation Is found in II Peter :16-19..
 Lesson iV.-As Jesus was endeavor- ing to show his disciples how he must be crucified, they were disputing as to who should be the greatest In the Kingdom. Jesus taught them that humble. self-denyng service Is the sign of true greatness. This Is les son which needs to he learned by most of US today, as despite our best efforts we note fnetdous self-seeking making Itself known.
 Lesson VA certain rich man in- ouired of the Lord as to what he must cS, fin order to inherit eternal life. This young man was of an amiable disposition and earnest and sincere, but he had wrong G,tlons as to saliva tion. Jesus showed him that his su- preme need was not doing something to be saved hut to be willing to sur render all things for him.
 Lesson V-While tRe Lord was consciously facing the cross, the disci- pIes were concerned about positions of pre-eminence. Jesus taught them that those who would follow him must not seek for greatness or position, but to render lowly service. In this Christ is the grand example. In due time he will exalt those who in lowllness of heart serve him.
 Lesson VII.-Jesus drove out the money changers from the temple, ard declared that the house of God should be house of prayer Instead of a house of merchandise. This lesson needs to be learned by many churches today.
 Lesson Vlil-Thc scribes sought to entrap Jesus by asking captious ques- lions. TO the question as to what was the greatest commandment, he replied that it was love 10 God with all ones heart. soul mind and strength. Since this k thc first and great command ment. tO violate this commandment Is to be guilty of the greatest sin.
 Leeaon iX.-WhHe Jesus sat at mes T certain woman annointed him with precious ointment in anticipation of his burial. The Lord was pleased with this act. for it was out of heart of fervenf love that she lavished upon him her best.
 Les-o on x.-In connection with the last Passover, at which Judas betrayed Jesus, the symbols which represent the body and blood of Jesus were ln- troduced. In the emblems of the com munion we appropriate the very life and blessings of Christ.
 Iesson xI.-Jesus died between two unaiefactors to make atOnement for the worlds sin. He gave his life a ransom for many. While on the cross they mockingly said he saved others himself he could not save.
 He could not save both himself ant others, so he chose to save others ant give himself to die.
 l-oison xli.-Jesus arose from th' grave and demonstrated his resurrec ticu with infallible proofs In tha God declared him to be his Son, ant set his stamp of approval upon hi