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hater moor—Memory Verses, 12-14.
Goiden Text, I Col. 8', IMomm
tary by the nor. as. It. Was.
8. “For! delivered unto you, first oi all.
that which i also received—how that Christ
died ior our sins, accordin to the Scrip-
tures." Various sections thiseplstleare
. easily recouniwd by the words "new con-
serning" or"now as touching" (chapters
vii, l; vlll, l; xii. i; xvi, i). The section
in which we llnd our lesson begins with
xii, i, and concerns the diversities oi gm;
which axis the one body oi Christ, the
church. s in: the supremacy or love
and cxhortlng to be“always rebounding in
the work at the Lord (xv, 58).
4. "And that lie was buried, and that
He rose again the third day, wording to
the Scriptures." The death and burial
and resurrection of Christ, which coastl-
tuto the consummation oi llls ilnlehcd
work and only be summarized by the
phrase "iiia blood." were plainly iorctold
and may be readily seen by anointed eyes
in 1’s. xvi and xxill, Ilia. ivlli and also
whore. ,
ii. "And that lie was noon at Capture,
then of the twelve." Un resurrection day
lie wan scan on live diiicrcnt occasioae— 1
ilrat by Mary Magdalene, than by the other
women, after that by the two who walked
to Emma us, niao by Pater, and in the oven-
lng by the twolvo, till they were called, but
that evening Thomas was not present, and '
Judas lacnriotdiad pom: to his own place.
Sea Luke xxiv, 33, ill; John xx', 2- . That
He abould honor l’ctar with a special ap-
pearance, and also with a special message
(Mark xvi, 7), should be a mattcroi spacial
intcroat to any ona trim may have, through
temptation, wandered away.
6. "Alter that lie was soon oi above 500
brethren at once, of whom the greater
part remain unto this present, but eoruo
are iallen asleep." This must have been
the largest numircr to which lie appeared
at one time and may have been in Galileo
or on the mount oi the rtsconsion, proba-
bly the iormcr. it two or three witnesses
could establish a matter, such a company
ought to main) it very slum. Wu have no
record oi ills ever appearing alter the res— I
unoctlun and before the ascension to any
but brethren—that is, believer-Had
when He comm again, as boliozvara only
saw llim ”comb-so only believers will
meet iiim on llia way (i Timur, iv, id, 17).
7. "Alter that ilu Wail norm of James,
than oi all the apostles."
have known of this especial apra-nrnnco to
Janws ll l’anl had not told us, and it may
be that both i’l‘ii‘l’ and Juno's tulip-d with
Paul at that! apvclal apra'arlnga wlmn ho
saw them during his visit to Jerusalem
(Gal. lI iii, lily. ’l‘hcru were at inlet, 10 or
ii npwarancwa, including the mm at tho
IICllllnitlil; than altar tlm iih(,'t'li,~lllli lie
was lll'l‘li by Fli‘plll'll and Paul and John.
That iii! roan irum the dead and i.-i now at
the right hand oi the Father is a fact Well
established.
ll. "And, last oi all, He was own at me
llan, as of «mo lmrrluut oi dun tinw."
This was the last flllpt‘ill'lliliit‘ up to Paul's
time, for this appeoranm to .Juhn in Pat-
mos was lull 30 years later. i 'vvundvr why
Paul did not. mention the appearance to
Stephen. Perhaps it Waa too son: a read
lection. i’nul speaks oi his conversion
when tho Lord appeared to him as a birth
before the time, and also a pattern oi
thosowhn elmuld hernniter la-lievufl ’l‘im.
i, 10}, {or the contention of the nation of
israel will laswhvn thcyiouk npim illrn at.
ills coming in glory. We are now saved
by looking to Him, not upon llim. Com-
pnrc lsa. xiv, 2:3, and Zach. xii, ii).
9. "For i am the loastol’ the emotion
that am not novel. to ho callvd an armstlo,
bertrnacl [a'rm'utcd the church of God."
Paul's growth in his own ratimation was
true growth in more. It was Very lowly
to call himself ‘ brunt. oi the npoetlus." it
was more lowly, at a latrr pcrlml. to speak
of himself an "it’ll.“ than in least hi all
salute" (hlph. ill, Hi. liuti was» lowest oi
all, at a Hill lalrr period, to call hinm'li
"tho chief of l-lllllt‘l'h" (l Tim. l, iii).
This ii. lhv Work of tho Spirit in rnnmiliy
the Lord in all llia low-littoral and loin-
cn'aslnglyr-xpusu Ilm liirleounriuuini the
natural mun. May we all prnw than.
lil. " llut by tho arm-uni that i am what
I am, and ill-i uraci', which was lit-oliiit‘i‘tl
upon llw, won out in vain, but i lalmn-il
more abundantly tlmn ”My all. yrt not I,
but tlmgrm-imi (ind, which two. with me."
Paul was illfl’b'l'l' magnifying ilw gram 0!
Ural, by which an arc hill‘i'il, in which We
stand, which in yet to be worn fully re»
vrnird, and which l’anl it‘ll; Was in his
cane "i'li'i'l‘illilfl abundant" (lilph. ii, r4,
lint". v, :3; 1 Hi. i, Ill; 1 Tim. i. ll).
'i‘hia almruinnl grace t’llllhll'iiilll'il him in
abundant lnlmra, but ho wholly n-nnunci-s
all iimimht at his doing anything, and, as
in linl. ii, rill, emphasizes his "not l, but
Christ," "not i, but thn “rm-o oi Hod.”
ll. "Tlirri'forv, Wlliliill‘i‘ it worn I or
they, mwv preach, and on yo lu-lirii-il.”
Whrilwr it wall Paul or Alullua ori'u-
plum, tlwy warn only ministers by whom
tho Lord wrought. (i i‘nr. iii, b-Ti, no that
tho llu'riiluu'a cannot and blunt nut ulnry,
only ill the Lord, for no "(I'll shall glory
in "in proactive. lad. liii glory only in the
Lord.
12. “Now, if Christ lwprrarhi'd that lie
rrmu lrulu llll' iii-ail, how any mmw aiming
youtimt thorn in nu rmmruciinani tlm
til-ml?" ’i‘he Saddam” did not lli‘lli‘i'il in
any l’l‘iilii'i'rr'liuil (Lulw xx, iii). Horne
gcntlli-n Illilt'Llli at tho idm (Aria xvii,
:52); lliil, Will'l'iii still, aomn prnl’raalug
Chriatlana oi our limo say that at death
we gi-tonr resurrection body, and they
havorm iurthor uau tor the body that is
laid in tho grave. Yet it is plainly writ.
ten that all that am in their grim»! alrnll
Como iorth. ’l'bcy that sleep in tho dust
oi the north shall nwaho, and when hesus
lose irorn the dead many indies oi the
saints which slept arose and came out at
the graves and went into the holy city and
appeared now many (John v, its, 20; lion.
xii, 71; Math. xxvii, W, 60).
13. “that ii there he no resurrection oi
the dead than is Christ not risen." ’l'lris
verse, 1 think, givu the key to verso 99,
which perploxcs many. 'l'ho aeration
which Paul iii orgidug in, line Christ
risen? h‘ow, all believers were baptized in
the mum oi the Lord Jesus, but ii lie but
dead curl». and not finch, why baptize
tor the armor Why boptiw any one in the
name at a dead Christi
ii. "Arid ii Christ be not Harm than is
our pnmcbh", rain, and your laith is also
vain." lie (rimson to add that it Christ
he not risen all preachers are ialao wit-
..nsssu, and all living believers are still in
their sins. and all dead rollovers hero pet-
islssd. ’l'hoa'roat heat at the resurrection of
Christ is not a truth unruly ior miter,
not tor every larn'e day. no lite and
whwoohibeoi noavail toaswhadns
but lie is Iiasli (VII.
We Wiilllli not ,
' , was we.
_ pmumtwt
; a»! 1.. _ i
. fill: 19's, , the new President of the
Punch Republic, me up to his high
once from atarmer‘a apprentice. ‘ lie is
. to“ of title. Always above his desk he
‘ ps a picture of bimueli in his urnner's
toga. Thin interesting picture was taken
when he was nineteen year» of age.
Felix Fours is in mauy ways the clever-
aat President the French ilapublic has
yet had. He is up to all uort oi tricks and
devices and charts to get popularity and
keep it.
Courtesy and kladaesa at heart are
, two of the chiei characteriatica oi the
’ people of France, and flattery has always
. been one of theatrongeat cards a French
statesman or politician cullill play. With
hardly an exception: the French
President» have prided themselves upon
their diplomacy with the people.
Oi all tb Chief Executive», however,
Felix Four , thonew President of France
is now a n to be the greatest diplomat.
lainn populace—and indeed the
people of the provinces—wart- rapidly rain-
in“ him to the pinnacle of hero worahip.
In France it takes, oltentiim‘s, but an
unimportant incident, llt'i'llilplt only an
apt phrase or two, to put a map upon the
perinatal of popularity. Felix i"nlll'c is
making his place act-are in the lllflii'lii oi
the French people by a thousand and
one little acts and speeches ui this
Itil't.
la France the i‘rcaidant'n oilicial life is
dependent upon the wind that liatcth.
Upon the support that is given him by
the Deputies the late of his» ministry and
himself hangs. An adverse Vote or want
of confidence may force him to rcaignat
any time. With Faurc the situation is
particularly critical, for, ell-crud by a
small majority, he has all the lladl‘cnl in-
fluence opposed to him, and the chances
oi a povvcrlul cabal against. any ministry
he may name. 4
A man thoroughly of th‘e people. who
hall come up irorn the ranks, President
Faure well understands the manner of
the men and women he is dealing with.
Ilia very first oilicial not alter taking his
seat as Preaidcnt was most significant.
With the aid at his friends in the Cham-
ber, he had a general amncaty law passed
for all condemned up to Jan. wt, for
crimes or plots against the internal sale-
: ty oi the State, {or the political offenders
of this press. and iorthoae concerned in
l electoral iraude. This act was made
sweeping in its provisions, and under it
a host oi political exiles and rclugccs—
notable nfllillli‘ them lienri liochciort—
rc-entcrud Franco.
Since ilmn he has gone even further.
Just within the past ten day.» lu- has de-
cided to extend thallium-My law to cover
the live hundred or more nulls now pend-
ing agaixnl l'airlsi r-mu-hmcn fur prity lav
it‘lll‘imns ill. tlll' ailllllll'a, ills “(Mill Will
and vlwm-m-y do not stop iwre even,
and it is quit»: probable that through his
inlluent‘u line ('lmrumi will lm liliilillNlilll
against a large number of writers con-
demned iur olicnecs against public mo-
rality.
This is one of the ways in which the
new president is rapidly and cii'octively
winningnsccnre place in the hearts oi
the people. He is making even more
irienrla by his charities and his acts of
benevolence. Though hie uilicial duties
are many and pruning, he is devoting
his entire time on Thursday mornings to
works 0! charity. Among his llrat acts
on being elm-ted president was the gift
tothe pour oi l’aria oi 20,000 trance and
L500 tram-s to the poor of ilavrc, his nia-
tivc city.
Another conspicuous bid for popular-
ity was his gilt oi a large sum of
money {or wine with which the oilicers
and men at the barracks might drink
his health.
During the ,reccnt severe weather,
which llilh lllrnwu the i’nri~iaii pour into
irritate oi uncxariier-il Milli-ring. he and
Marc. Fame distributed large sums of
money for the rl'lli'i oi the needy t lirnilgh
the A‘ihlhlillli'l' l’lllilJIiIO and the mayors
of various provincial Cilli'n at well.
They nlau nmdc runny permuai llimuliuu.
ill loud and clothing.
l
A 1 Englishman's tissugrnplry,
"Hi1)‘till[ifupiifit'lilllilliurlilulll'lllruligb
the l’nlicnl .‘lnli's, my lmy," ~mid lingllalr
[mm X»). l in H'Izll~lllii;lli Xi). ’l,lt.~i they
our ingviiwr ill a landfill ("illl room.
"You, l'm going in Inakc it hurried trip
tllrnugh thr- Slain-a,“
“What pom ol the ('lllliill‘y are you
going to wait?"
"Wall, ielmll land in the city of New
lli‘lnlllnlllri‘ and give ilu- town a pretty
thorough vigil. Then i shall mil up the
lieurgia river to Denver and viait its
iamoua university. Than I shall put in
alow war-Isa in the great. {irri'slnil (‘in-
clnnnti, hunting the illill'lilil". ll‘Kllei'l.
to make a trip across the vast prairie» ill
llhmle Island and about. an elephant or
two. Altar that i shall winter in liar
liarlmr and study Arrwrii-nn aocicty
“mung liq numt select repr'i‘aculaliwea.
Early in the upring i shall him a guide
and “n on n liaising r-xvuraion up the
California river into the litl‘i't oi Chi-
cairn."
"lining; to t'iall New i'iii'k?"
”Don't know as i shall get. a» (m- DI
that."
No Patience With ltnngir-rs.
"ll'mphl" ejaculated Fellairi-(inrrnerly
lluaiy linilm. i'y’l‘lnt: the Wziywlll‘ii pil-
grim who hail mill-X. all. bin Lill‘lluil door,
"hungry, are you?"
“Yr-a'r," humbly numvered the pilgrim.
”i ain‘t had anything to eat ion-"w
"Tliiit‘ll do," interrupted Fi-linirc. ”If
you‘d had sonar- ouongu to wipe oil the
egg that's alicking to your mouth I
wouldn‘t know you'd had a iced not ten
minutes ago a d l'il give you a good
band out and conplo oi shim-rs. Now
you get away irorn here and don't you
come back till you've learned the busi-
ness better. These blamed amateurs,"
added ll‘ellalre, tossing a dime at him,
"make me tirwll”
Willi Ilallee Toward None.
Wiggins~~iViry did they call it a char-
itable concert, do you think?
WIflflli'iir“! don’t know. l’naaihly be-
came it is an alien twirl-many to be
charitable toward the periorniorsx-rlom-
ervlllir Journal.
lletter ‘l'han lo marine.
"Whatin the meaning at this, Mary?
Thisls the second tlmel have lound a
policeman in the kitchen.”
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