The Penn's Grove record., 1921-05-06
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LESSON
tBy REV + Is. EITZW ATER, l. d.
Teacher of English Bible in the Moody
Bible institute of Chicago)
% laZl Meslern NeMsnaner LniOn)
LESSON FOR NAY 8
REST AND WORSHIP (RECREA-
TODD.

LESSON TENT Lev. 28:89-43; Deut.
5:l2-15; Mark G:31, so.
GOLDEN TENT-The streets cf the city
shall be full of boys and girls, playing in
the streets thereof.-Zech. So.
REFERENCE MATERIAL-Ex. 1914:
Lev. 23:3; Neh. S:9-1S; Heb. 40.
PRIMARY TOPIC-The Happiest Day
of the Week.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Holy and Happy Days.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Sane Recreation.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADCLT TOPIC
The Use and Guidance of Recreation.
The title Resi- and Recreation" as
chosen by the committee, is hardly
true to the content of the Scripture
passages. 1t should be REST and
Worship"
1.-The Feast Of TabernacIes (Lev.
% :39-43).
This was the final feast of the series
which in type covered the great facts
of redemption.
L. Time of ". 800. 1t was ON the tf.
teenth day of the seventh month and
lasted seven days. This time would
about correspond to the close of our
September and the beginning of Octo.
Der. 1t was after the harvest had been
gathered.
2. Method of keeping wv. 40. 42).
They We're to take the boughs of good
ly trees, branches of palm trees, and
the bOughS of thick trees, and willows
af tho trpnIy and ,cnStrn,.t IAnpfhG
These booths were placed on the fiat
tops of houses, on the streets and open
places of the city. and even in the
fields. In these the people dwelt for
the whole week.
3. The significance of it ". 49,. "a
A memorial of Israers dwelling in
booths in the wilderness wv. II, 49,.
1t reminded them of Gods care of them
during their journey through the will
derness. 90 A "harvest-home thanks
g~iving' (v. 800. "When We have gath
cred the fruits of the land CD Il
foreshadowed the final gathering of
Gods redeemed ones from all nations
Czech. 14:16, ID.
1.-THE Sabbath Day GDeut. 5:12-
15).
/. Meaning of (Gep. 90. 3: Of. EX.
20 SID. According 10 the etymoIagy
Of the word, sabbath" means 10 desisl
from eXertion-repose. God rested
wien the work of creation was done.
ON the basis of This cod has eStab-
lished the law of labor and rest. L is
not ONLY a memorial of creation, bul
of rpdpmution pput.. 5:15). The
memoir of the ~deliverance from EgyD-
tian bondage,
> OhIf~,tfon of wv 1o-15l ~
Kent rs = sacred institution " 1o).
God sanctfipd if CGan o.2l "S1ncri-
fv, ,nn,ns ia cnn.ncr, TO dadfcata
therefore holy. II means sci anart 70
Gods service. therefore k~aa,,ino +bn
Sabbath meant moro Than cessation
from Iabor-it meant to eeasa from Ia
hor in order ia occ,,nv ona's salf with
IFS suureme sigpifcatiun and obli-
cation was to remember cod roy No
worl, to no dona an tho Sabbath (v,
IL LAY All vor, was to ba dome in
siv DAYS In fact tho ob1iootion tn
work six DAYS is here made iust as
as to keen the Sabhat dav
(3) wi sbouId tbe him no kant
" 1872 (al Tho head of rho family
He hould he the examnle for all M
children Tho cbildren should no
ohliqed IN follow tbe avamnIa of rho
narents in k~aenino tho ohhot fcl
The servants. The maid in the kitch.
on he servant on tho farm tha chant.
feur in the city, should keep the Sab
bath as well as the head of the family
and the children. (d) The beasts of bur-
den. The dumb animals are likewise
entitled to their rest. (e) The stran-
ger. The foreigner who comes to our
shores should be Obliged TO keen the