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To be truthful about it an hon
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International
Sunday School
Lesson
for
FEBRUARY 7, 1965
These comments are baaed
on outlines of the Interna-
tional Sunday School Lei-
sons, copyrighted by the In-
trnational Council of Re-
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"SONS Of The KINGDOM
Memory Selection: "We mult
all appear . before the judgment
seat of Christ, so that each one
may receive good or evil, accord
ing; to what he has done in the
body."
(2 Corinthians 5:10)
Lesson Text: Matthew 13.
Studying the text of our lesson
for today, we pause to reflect how
best Christians can witness in this
somewhat perplexing world of
competing loyalties.
Matthew 13 a collection of par
ables (which was Jesus' way of
teaching the multitudes who gath
ered to listen to him). The sto
ries caught the fancy of the lis
teners, and oftentimes they puz
zled them enough that they
thought about them sufficiently
to withdraw from them the es
sence fo Jesus' text; when they
could not do that, themselves, Je
sus' way of saying that Chris
tianity was not to be approached
with a frivolous mind, but sober
ly, and with much thought.
Be that as it may, today's les
son provides food for thought as
we endeavor to interpret it and
apply it to our own times and at
titudes. Every newborn individual may
be interpreted as the "good seed"
sown far MtitMba till earth.
d Just as event plant is ex-
to the dangwf of being chok-
Iby weeds, soA every life is
tened by evil mays surround-
it. Perhaps, indeed, one of
the essentials of the parable about
the sower of seeds, is the fact that
while he and his servants slept,
the enemy crept in and scattered
the weeds among the good seeds.
Therein lies a lesson for us
that we must ever he on the alert;
if we are not, and we do not have
high standards in regard to the
life we live standards of mor
al integrity and justice then,
too often, the "weeds" of the
world sneak into our lives with
out warning, and before we know
it the "just once"' of unfaithful
ness in marriage, the "just once"
borderline act of corruption, takes
root and the "just once" leads
to another time, and then anoth
er, and before we know it, we are
undermined.
There is another lesson in this
parable for us, too. The servants
wanted to gather the weeds; the
sower forbade them to do so, un-
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TOUR BUSINESS IS ALWAYS APPRECIATE
til harvest time.
While it is true, weeds do not
change their nature, this does not
necessarily hold true of mankind.
I Men CAN change; they, have a
brain, a heart, and s
are aW endowed with a Icon
one . ' No man. no matter
greatly he has sinned, should be
condemned as worthless. He has
the ability to change. Jesus re
alized this; this was why he went
among those who were commonly
held to be beyond redemption; his
mission was not to save those who
acknowledged the Kingdom and
held true to its concepts; rather,
his mission was to win converts
to the Kingdom by giving sinners
every opportunity to seize the glo
rious gift being offered them, andl
so benefit from it. Thus a greater
nart of his teaching ministry was
spent among those who needed it
most.
We must never lose sight of
the fact that the practice of the
Gospel was to teach; if we are to
be worthy of the name of Chris
ianity ... if we are to be truly
'Sons of the Kingdom" .... we
must pattern our lives and our
concepts on the life of Jesus.
We should never juUge, nor
condemn. Judgment should be left
to One higher and more wise than
we. We must never turn uui
backs on a fellow man because
we are of the private opinion that
he is beyond help or hope. Rath
er we must go out of our way to
discinline ourselves to the point
where we will extend a helping
hand time and time again, de
spite maybe repeated rebuffs or
no discernible acceptance or ap-nreciation.
We must ever be cognizant of
the fact that weeds and plants
DO irrow side by side; good and
evil DO rub shoulders daily. In
w avon the most casual of
irtances at the front pages of
any daily nwsepaper serves as a
constant reminder to us that we
do not live in a "weedless" world.
But, on the other hand, almost
daily, too,' we come into contact
with evidence of kindly concern
and integrity the "good seed"
the "Sons of tne Kimrgdom."
Film, "Red Runs The River"
Will Be Shown On
Saturday Night
"RED RUNS THE RIVER" will
be shown at 1 Walnut Presby
terian Church on Saturday night,
Feb. 0th at 7:00 p. m. This film
is one that you will not want to
miss. Its SSSjaels is the Civil
War, but its impact will be far
greater than that of the strife be
teen the North and the South.
The Walnut church extends a
warm and cordial welcome to any
and all who may be interested in
this evening of entertainment and
challenge.
It has been said that "the waters
of Bull Run ran red with the blood
of valiant men as the rain wash
ed over the fields of Manassas."
'Red Runs the River" tells about
brave men who shed their blood
in defense of what they believed
was right. But the film us more
than a tale of conflict, of brother
against brother; it is the story of
warfare within the very soul of a
man. The climax of the film oc
curs by the side of a little stream
named Bull Run; but the real
story is about a much broader
river flowing through history,
which determines the eternal
destinies of men.
The American Civil War has
been called "a war fought to
music." Whether dressed in Blue
or Gray, soldiers sang as they went
into battle. Often, during a lull
in the hostilities the opposing
camps would "serenade" each
other with "Dixie," "The Rattle
Hymn of the Republic," The Girl
I Left Behind Me," "Just Before
the Battle, Mother," "Goober
Peas," and many more. They sang
the majestic old hymns, such ah
' Glorious Things of Thee Are
Spoken," "There Is a Fountain,"
and "Amazing Grace."
Mood music is vital to any
dramatic film fmt in a motion pic
ture about the Civil War it is
doubly important. Hence, the
songs that were popular in the
"singing 1860's"' are heard through
out "Red Buna the River."
The showing of this film is a
part of tfaajreek-end revival sche
duled forfejB. through 7, at
Cburch.
the
will be s youth
rally on Saturday afternoon at
Women Live In
Poverty, Too!
"Over 14 million women 16
years of age or more are living
in poverty in the United States,"
Miss Dianne McKaig, regional di
rector of the U. S. Department of
Labor's Women's Bureau said.
This is 40 per cent of the 35 mil
lion persons reported to be living
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meeting!, theVa
2:30. All youth in the junior and
high school age are urged1 to at
tend. Bring your own sandwich
and we will provide the rest of
the meal. DON'T FORGET
Mays at the laraut Presbyterian
Church Feb. 6, 6 and 7. Each
ftervflce witf begin promptly at
7:00 p. ra
in poverty throughout the nation.
"These women are well acquaint
ed with the kind of depressing,
impoverished existence which is
touching the conscience of Amer
ica," Miss McKaig said. About
10.5 million live in families with
incomes unde $3,00 a year, in
cluding 6.7 million wives living
with their husbands, 2.3 more as
family heads, some one half mil
lion 16- and 17-year old daugh
ters who live at home, and about
1.2 million other women who live
with relatives.
"Recent Women's Bureau data
also shows that 3.5 million wom
en, who do not live in a family
group, receive less than $1,600 a
year," the Women's Bureau offi
cial stated.
According to statistics, women
who live in poverty1 particularly
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