Evening star., 1923-04-21

with questions about the resurrection.
He said. Have yet not read that which
was spoken unto you by God? (sayins,
l am the God Of Abraham. and the
COD of Isaac. and the God of Jacob?)
OF the living.-Matthew. xxii.32. (c1
w men the Pharisees had heard that
he mad put the Sadducees to silence
one of them. which was a law
yer, asked of Jesus 80 Master
Wnich ts Is the great commandment of
Ter Jesus silenced the lawyer also
He asked them, What think We Of
Christ. Whose Son is He? - .
ana no man was able to answer Him
a word. neither burst any man from
that day forth ask Him any more
Observation-Disclosures, xxii.46.
6I. (a) The entire twenty-third
chapter lays bare the hypocricy of
tne Pharisees.-Matthew xxiii1-39.
tb) Jesus told the multitude and
HIS disciples that the Pharisees took
the place of Moses as leader of the
children of Israel, consequently thew
should listen to their teachings but
warned them not to initiate the lives
OF these ungodly leaders and teach
rs-Matthew xxiii.1-12. (c) Jesus
said, Woe unto you. scribes and Phari-
sees! for ye compass sea and land to
make one proselyte, and when he is
made, ye make him twofold more the
child of hell than yourselves
Matthew xxiii15. (d) Jesus after
telling the Pharisees Of their faults
IN connection with their scrupulous
forms OF giving and in their care of
the altar. said, Woe unto you scribes
and Pharisees. hypocrites! for We pay
tfthe of mint and cinnamon, and have
omitted the weightier matters of the
law: Judgment. mercy, faith: these
ought ye to have done, and not to
leave the others undone.-Matthew,
xXiii.23.
6S. (a) Jesus said to the Pharisees,
Ye appear righteous unto men,
but within ye are full of hypocrisy and
iniquity-Matthew. xxiii.2S. (b) Jesus
His second coming when He said to
certain scribes and Pharisees. Ye shall
not see me henceforth. till ye say.
Blessed is He that cometh in the name
Of the Lord.-Matthew. xxiii3s. (c)
Jesus foretold the destruction of the
temple. saying, There shall not be left
here enc stone upon another that shall
not be thrown down.-Matthew xxiv2
CD When Jesus and His disciples ar
rived at the Mount Of Olives. the later
said to Jesus privately. When shall
these things be and what shall be the
sign OF thy coming and Of the end Of
the world?-Matt1lew, xxiv.3
50. (a) To the question. When shall
these things be? Jesus answered. ac-
cording to Luke's account. When ye
armies. then know that the desolation
thereof is nigh.-Luke, xxi.2O. (b)
Twenty-six verses in the twenty-fourth
chapter Of Matthew foretell the condi-
tions that will exist between the death
and resurrection of Jesus and his COM
Ing again. xxiv.4-30. (c)
Concerning the day of his second COM
Ing, Jesus said, Un) those days shall
the sun be darkened, and the moon
shall not give her light. and the stars
shall fall from heaven, and the powers
OF the heavens shall be shaken.-Mat-
thew. xxiv.29. (d) AS to the specified
time OF His second coming. Jesus said.
no. not the angels of heaven, but my
Father only.-Matthew, xxiv36,
20. (a) Jesus said that when He re-
turns, there shall be two in the field; the
one shall be taken. the other left. Two
! ! women shall be grinding at the mill:
left.-Matthew.. xxiv.40.41. (b) Jesus
warned His disciples, saying. Watch,
therefore: for ye know not what hour
your Lord doth come. - Matthew,
xxiv.42. (c) OF the leaders upon whom
| God had placed the responsibility OF
feeding the people, physically, mentally,
morally, spiritually, Jesus said, Blessed
| he cometh shall find SO doing.-Mat-
| thew, xxiv.46. (d) OF the servant in
| charge who neglects his responsibilities
| and looks only after his own comforts
| and advantages, Jesus said, The Lord
| Of that servant shall come in a day
| when he looketh not for him, :
and shall appoint him his portion with
and gnashfng of Z i teeth. .--Ml<4hew
xxiy.61. -