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International
Sunday School
Lesson
for
JANUARY 2, 1966
These comment arc based
on outlines of the Interna-
tional Sunday School Les-
sons, copyrighted by the In-
ternational Council of lie-
W li(?ious Education, nnd used
( by permission. f
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WHAT IT MEANS TO
BELIEVE
Memory Selection: "To all who
received him, who believed in his
name, h Rave power to become
children of Cod." (John 1:12.
Lesson Text: Matthew 8:5-13;
Acts 16:26-34; Hebrews J 1:1-6;
Jameri 2:18-26; I I'eter 3:15.
Today, as we start a brand new
year, we would do well to reflect
on the year that is gone, our mis
takes and shortcomings, and then
consider the year that lies ahead,
and make a firm resolve to recti
fy our failures in the past.
In this connection, there is no
better place to lcgin than to ex
amine our beliefs and our faith,
because certainly this is a very
personal matter; what we innate
ly believe, and whether or not we
have a live, assertive, practicing
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faith (r an innately dormant
one) is the sum total of us as a
person,
Note that "belief" and "fuith"
are not necessarily one and the
same. Our beliefs represent our
viewpoints or our convictions
Faith goes deeper right to the
core of our very souls.
As Christians we believe in
Cod, in Christ, in the Crucifixion,
in the Resurrect ion and in life
nf ter death. 1 f we are t rue 'hi is
tians, we add the faith that makes
the difference. We practice ac
tively what we beliieve, and we
take many forms to demonstrate
that FAITH.
We attend church regularly,
and draw from that attendance
sustenance for our souls as we
battle our way through our work
day world, with all its conflicts
and tensions. Such inner strength
will not come to those who go
through the outward motions of
church attendance alone.
We believe that Jesus truly
went to prepare a place for us
in Ills 1' inner s House, and w e
Ktrive valiantly with our lives in
order that we may avail ourselves
of the glorious promise that He
made to us as he suffered and
died.
And, believing, we recognize
with humility of spirit the great
ness of the faith of the Centurion
as depicted in our Scripture for
today. The soldier knew that Je
sus did not have to actually set
foot in his home in order to cure
his paralyzed servant; his faith
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was bo groat, so impressive, that
he knew Jesus had but to com
nnnd and a cure would be affs-t
I.
Such a faith can move moun
tains; it is certainly such a sr
Konal thing that it can inspire us
to reach unbelievable heights,
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face of it, seem impossible.
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It can sustain us ill tfcae
great tribulation; bowed la gtitd,
or troubled beyond human endur
ance, it ia than our faith coma
to the fore. We turn to God
help, and if we put ouraolvea to
His hands without roaervavtJona
of any kind, He invartaWy re
sponds. We gain a new dimension
of strength and endurance; we
are comforted, and know an inner
peace that is an armour to our
souls. We come through our peri
od of despondency a stronger,
more understanding person
better servant of the Lrd, and
someone worth knowing.
All of us live by faith of one
kind or another; even the atheist
ha his belief in his non-belief.
lint let us not squander our po
tentials by practicing a non-active
faith; that is more deadly a sin
than atheism. Id tin practice an
active faith, for our actions de
termine whether we are passive
in our acceptance of our beliefs,
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