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CTRQVD UISFCRM INTDWATONaI
SiindavSmool
Lesson
(Br REV. P. B. FITZWATER, D.' b
Teacher qf Engllah Bible In the Moody
Bible Institute of .Chicago.)
Copyright. 1111. Weetern Newepaper Dole.
LESSON-fDR MARCH 11
JE3U8 IN GETH8EMANI .
LESSON TEXT Luke SiSMt, M.
GOLDEN TEXT-Cbrlgt aUio Btb one
suffered for our slna, the Juet tor the un
just, that He might brine us to Ooo.
X PeUr 1:18.
REFERENCE MATERIAL Matt 4:1-11;
:Zi-K; I Cor. W:li; Heb. 4: It, U.
PRIMARY TOPfC An Anfel Helps
J Mils. y
JUNIOR TOPlCJesus' Prays tor
Strength.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
How to Stand the Hardest Test.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
-Submission to the Father's WUU
. I. Jesus at the' Mount of Olives
(v.. 30). He went f om the npper
room . nder cover of night to the gar.
den of sGethsemane. Gethsemane
means oil press. It Is a place where
the oil was crushed out of the olives.
There Is a striking significance In
Jesus' coming to this place. Olive oil
was precious, being used both for food
and lighting. The bruising and crush
ing of Christ In this garden has yield
ed the largest blessings In the world.
It has provided food for men's souls
and light for their lives.
II. His Companions (vv. 39, 40).
Peter, James and John, who had been
with Hun on the Mount of Transfig
uration, were permitted to go with
Him Into the deep shadows of the
garden. He took those who were best
able to apprehend the meaning of the
tragic hour to be His sympathizing
companions. This was needed to pre
pare them as His witnesses. Then,
toot as a : uman being He craved sym
pathy. ." - '
Jesus Praying (vv. 41-44).
L He Withdrew From the Dis
ciples (v. 41). Even these disciples
of the "Inner circle" could not go with
him. He tore himself away from them
for He must be alone In this darkest
hour. He kneeled down and prayed.
2. What He Said (vv. 42-44). "If
thou be willing remove this cup from
me." The cup did not mean the phys
ical sufferings of the cross, though
they were very great. He did not
now desire to escape from the cross
and thus stop short of His redemp
tive work, for this was the supreme
purpose of His coming Into the world
(Heb. 2:14). It was rather the revela
tion to ' Him by the cross which
loomed before Him, of His identifica
tion with sin In becoming the world's
Bedeemer. By virtue of the holiness
and perfection of His nature. He
could do nothing else than shrink
from It. He saw In this bearing of
the sins of the world the turning
away of His father's face. Knowing
what was before Him, He came to
Gethsemane for this hour, and In It
He consciously brought his human
wm Into accord with the divine wlIL
Though the cup was bitter he bowed
In submission to the Father's will
So .great was this agony that His
sweat was as It were great drops of
blood falling down to the ground. In
this crucial hear an angel from
heaven strengthened him.
IV. The Disciples Sleeping (vv. 45,
46), They had boasted of their fidel
ity, but could not watch with Him for
an hour. He had Issued a word of
warning to tbdro, but they were so
benumbed; with sorrow that they
failed. He gently rebuked them,
and commanded v that they rise and
pray lest they enter Into temptation.
V. Jesus Betrayed (w. 47, 48).
L The Betrayal (v. 47). This was
done by Judas, one of the twelve. He
had enjoyed the roost Intimate rela
tlons with the Lord, eating with Him,
listening to His teaching, witnessing
His marvelous miracles and enjoying
His confidence.
2. The Sign of Betrayal (v. 47). It
was the kiss, the token of the moat
tender, affection and friendship. He
now degrades It by making it the
token of disloyalty and treason.
Jesus' words to this ' Infamous dis
ciple shows the Infinite tenderness of
His heart: If Judas had been at all
human this pathetic " appeal would
have smitten him to the very heart
How ' many professing disciples .have
proven their disloyalty to the Master
and even betrayed Him. All who bear
the name, , Christian, ; and especially
ministers ' and teachers who deny the
virgin birth, 'Deity and vicarious
atonement of Christ are following In
the footsteps of Judas. May each one
inquire, "Lord, la it ir
VI. Jesus Arrested (v. 64).
Tha multitude around, with swords
end clubs led by Judas Invaded the
si.cred precincts of the garden and
an est ed Jesus and brought Him be
fore the high priest , "
' v We, Too, Can 8hare.
In our own degree,, we, .too, can
Share our Savior's sense of mission.
We can approach every event with the
Consciousness of divine appointment.
To. possess this Immediate circum
stance of the Lord, whether , It
bright or dark, that Is the meaning of
all ,my previous. Journey. ; It is the
Interpretation of the divine leading.
have been brought up to this hoar:
now let me seise It for Godt J.;EL
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RATHER APPEALED TO HER
Girl's Frank Statement Must Have
Been Somewhat Disconcerting to
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Dr. Brander Matthews, the famous
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"The school of French novelists that
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Maupassant was very brilliant, cer
tainly, but its philosophy wasn't cheer
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a beautiful girl. The girl, blushing
and weeping a little, had accepted him.
He folded her in his arms, pressed his
Hps to hers and whispered:
"Dearest, Is this the first time you
have ever loved?"
"Yes," the girl sighed, "but It's so
nice that I hope It wor't be the last."
' Poverty in Richest
No man is poor who does not think
himself so ; but If In a full fortune, he
with Impatience desires more, lie pro
claims his wants and his beggarly
condition. Jeremy Taylor. , .
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"Don't you think she's beginning to
show her age?" ,
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SIMPLE EXERCISE FpR EYES
Worth Remembering When One Has
, Been Forced to Overwork the Or- .
gans of Vision.
Turn the eyes upward as far as pos
sible, then downward. Alternate, each
five Klines. Turn th' eyes to the right
as far as possible, then to the left.
Alternate, each' five times. .Turn the
eyes upward obliquely to the right,
downward obliquely to the left. Al
ternate each five times. Turn the
eyes- upward obliquely . to the left,
downward obliquely to the right Al
ternate each five times.
Koll the eyes from right to left,
making a , complete sweeping circle,
five times. Roll the eyes from left
to right, innking a complete sweeping
circle five times. You can Increase
the number of times each ' exercise Is
performed. Close the eyes tightly, then
open) alternating five times. Close
the eyes and gently rub your fingers
over the lids, rubbing from the nose
outward. These exercises are. simple
and easy. Los Angeles Tlns. .
Formers get all the exercise they
need, unlike city men, yet they live
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No trustworthy immigration records
were kept in the early history of the
republic. From J783 It Is estimated
that the number of immigrants to tin's
country was about 4,000 a year until
1794, when the number was increased .
to 10,000. Then It dropped to about
6,000 until 1800, when It was reduce
to practically nothing for the succeed
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October 1, 1819, a record has beea
kept, but up, until 1850 It Included all
"ullen passengers arrived" and did
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Mexico. This record, which is inar
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33,630,104 from the year ending Sep-
tember 30, 1820, to the year ending
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the fiscal year 1907.
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