The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-06-21
Lesson for June "a
REVIEW-JEsUS THE SAVIOR

GOLDEN TEXT-ChooSe you this day
whom we will serve.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Jesus Teaches
How to Listen.
JUNIOR Notwithstanding to Listen,
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC-Jesus our Lord and Savior.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC-The Son of God With Power.
For senior and adult classes a good
method of review will be to study the
principal facts and give the leading
teaching of each lesson. The follow
ing suggestions are offered:
Lesson for April 1.
Before going to the cross Jesus en-
deavored to make clear to the dis
ciples the reality of His divine per
sonality and the meaning of His suf
fering and resurrection. Correct
knowledge of Christ's person and work
is essential to give poise to the dis
ciples in the tragic hours of life.
Lesson for April 8.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ
was announced by an angel and He
was afterwards seen by many wit
nesses. Conviction concerning Christs
resurrection is absolutely necessary
to effectively witness for Him.
Lesson for April IS.
In order to revive the dropping
spirits of the disciples Jesus was
TRANSPORTED before them. Two men
from the upper world were sent to
converse with Jesus about His ap-
preaching death at Jerusalem, the
very thing about which the disciples
refused to talk. In this transfigura-
tion is given a foregleam of the COM
ing kingdom.
Lesson for April %.
Jesus as son was faithful to His
parents. He had a high regard for
the true home In this lesson He sets
forth the truth concerning marriage
which is the foundation of the home.
Those who are actuated by His spirit
will recognize marriage as the ideal
law of life.
Lesson for April 90.
Jesus answer to the question of the
rich young ruler concerning what he
should do in order to inherit eternal
life shows that the one thing abso-
lutely necessary is supreme love to
God and that we should be willing to
part with everything for His sake.
Lesson for May s.
While Jesus WIS resting in the
shadow of the cross, the disciples
were dsputing as to who should be
greatest The leading lesson is that
true greatness is expressed in will
ingness to give oneself in service to
others.
Lesson for May 10.
Jesus entered Jerusalem and of
fcially presented Himself to the
Jewish nation according to prophecy.
Jesus exercised His kingly authority
in cursing the fig tree and driving
out the money changers from the
temple.
Lesson for May 20.
Under the parable of the husband
men who betrayed their trust, Jesus
shows the Jews to be guilty of perse.
cutting the prophets and of murder
ing the Son of God. Mans whole duty
is summed up in one word-supreme
and undivided love of God.
Lesson for May 27.
Jesus is coming in glory and will en-,
ter into judgment with those who
have been unfathful. 1t is incumbent
upon all to watch so as to be ready
when He comes.
Lesson for June 8.
Though Jesus was the very Son of
God, possessing all power, He was at
the same time real man and craved
human sympathy, therefore He took
with Hin His disciples to the garden
of Gethsemane.
Lesson for June 10.
Because Jesus took the place of the
sinner, He was despised and rejected
iof men. The treatment of Jesus re-
veals the awful wickedness of the hui
man heart. They chose Barabbas in
stead of Christ.
Lesson for June II.
On the cross Jesus made the su.
preme sacrifice for the sins Of the
world. When the price of redemption
was fully paid Jesus dismissed His
spirit, thus showing that He had all
power.