Evening star., 1923-04-01

81. (a) He (Jesus) taught them as
one having authority-Matthew 7.29.
(b) Luke 6.20-49 (twenty-nine
Verses) are summary of the nth,
sixth and seventh chapters of Mat
and his disciples returned from the
mountain. (C) The Healing of the
leper. the healing of the Centurion's
irss ard the hfatins Of
Jesus said to him who had been
leper, Go thy way. shew thyself to
The priest. and offer the gift that
Moses commanded for testimony
unto them.-Matthew S.4.
32 (a) The Centurion sent Jews
to ask Jesus to heal his beloved ser
Want who was sick and ready to die.
Luke ~. (b) The messengers
urged Jesus to go to the Centurion
for, said they, He loveth our nation,
3pd He hath built us a synagogue
sent friends to meet Jesus saying,
Lord trouble not thyself: for i ar
not worthy that thou shouldest entet
under my roof, neither thought 1 my.
self worthy to come unto thee: but
say in a word, and my servant shall
De healed.-Luke 7.6,7. (d) Luke
states that on the day after the heal
Ing of the army officers servant.
Jesus restored to life the dead son
of a widow in Nain.-Luke 7.1l-15.
NaD Luke I.Sf-Go (HNe NeISeSJ
are Christ's testimony concerning
John. who, He declared was the
greatest of all the prophets (b)
Jesus said, Among those that are
born among women there Is not a
greater prophet than John the Bap
tist: But he that is least in the
Kingdom of God is greater than He.
Luke 1928. (c) Luke 1850 (tif-
teen verses) relate the visit of sin
full Mary, who entered to wash the
aaf of h 1t
Pharisee'S table. (d) BY entertain
ing Jesus, Peters mother-in-law was
restored to health and others after
ward were blessed by her ministries.
Matthew SIS.
"a. (a) And all the city was gath
cred together at the, door.-Mark
1.33. (b) In the morning, rising a
great while before day, He (Jesus)
went out, and departed into a soli-
tary place and. there prayed.-Mark
l35. (cl Finding Jesus after a
John said to Him, All men seek for
thee.-Mark 1861 (d) Jesus said,
Bor therefore came 1 forth.-Mark
1898.
35. (a) Jesus said to the scribe,
The foxes have holes. and the birds
have nests; but the Son of Man hath
not where to lay his head.-Matthew
$50. (b) When Jesus quieted the
wind and the waves the men mar
yelled saying, What manner of man
is this, that even the winds and the
sea obey him!-Matthew S.27. (c)
When Jesus sent the evil spirit into
the swine, the people were alarmed
and begged him to depart out of their
coasts.-Matthew S.34. (d) Elijah
Israel; but thou and thy fathers
house, in that We have forSaken the
commandment of the Lord. Kings
is, 1918.
SO. (a) When Jesus said to the
lie forgiven thee, the scribes and
Fharisees said This man BIAS
phemeth:-Matthew, 9.3. (b) The peo-
sfes is uoH gIofied de scopes God ana saRing aRh
We have seen strange things today.
Matthew. 9.S; Luke, 5.26.. Co When
Jesus was a guest at the feast given
ny Matthew HevD, the unbelieving
scribes and Pharisees murmured
asainst his disciples. saying, Why
do ye eat and drink with publicans
and sinners Matthew, 9.1o; Luke.
go (d) In talking with Johns
disciples, Jesus said. Can ye make
the children of the bridechamber
tast while the bridegroom is with
them? But the days will come when
the bridegroom shall be taken away
frpm them, and then they shall fast
- 5.s{,85. .8SSe 0AyS'-Na''he~ S'l'' Luke
81. (a) While Jesus was talking
with the Pharisees and with the di-
Bc1ples of John, d ruler in the syna-
Eogue came, beseeching him to re-
store life 70 his dead daughters body.
Matt, SIS; Luke, $40. (b) On
the way to the rulers house, an
afflicted woman said, If | may but
touch his garment l shall be made
whole.-Matt., 9.21. Co When Jesus
entered the house of death, he per-
lnitted Peter, James and John, and
the parents of the child to enter
with Him, but the noisy mourners lie
sent out-Matt.. 9:23; Luke, S.5I-55.
cd Jesus then took the child by the
hand and called, saying, maid. arise.
Mark adds the damSel arose. and
walked-Matt., 9.25: Luke, 9.54;
Mark, 5.42.
3S. (a) After raising the child from
the dead, Jesus commanded her as
tonished parents to give her some
thing to eat.-Luke. S.55; Mark, 5.42,
43. (b) When Jesus saw the people
scattered and fainting as sheep hav-
ing no shepherd. He said to His dis
ciples, the harvest truly is plenteous.
but the laborers are few; pray ye
therefore the Lord of the harvest
that he will send forth laborers into
the harvest.-Matt., 9363S. (c) The
twelve disciples (called apostles)
We're Simon. Peter, Andrew, James
and John (sons of Zebedee). Philip,
Bartholomew, Thomas, Matthew. the
publican; James, the son of Alphaeus;
Lebbaeus Thaddaeus, Simon, the
Canaanite, and Judas Iscariot.-Matt,
1924. cd Having proven Himself to
His disciples, Jesus sent out the
twelve with power AGAINST unclean
poOrree ANruOp pAp