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INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS
FOR JANUARY 19.
Subject: The Early Chrlgtlan Church, Acta
il.t 3T-4T Golden Text, Acta xi., 47
j Memory Verses, 37-S9-.Ooxnmentary on
the Bay's Iiesson. '
37. "They were pricked." These ear
pest words delivered j by the apostle
"pricked" in their hearts. This word de
notes to pierce or penetrate with a needle,
and thus to pierce with grief or acute
pain of any kind. They were stung with
remorse and alarm; convicted of sui and
deeply distressed. "Men and brethren."
This" was an expression denoting affection
ate earnestness. "What shall we do."
How can we escape the wrath that seems
certain, to fall upon us because of bavins
crucified the Messiah?) This is the ques
tion asked by every penient sinner. See
Acts 9: 6; 16: 30. They had' a sense- of
guilt and danger and a readiness to vield
to the claims of God. Every door of nope
seemed ehut in their faces, but a great
deal is done when men begin to inquire
the way. 1 .
38. "Peter said." Peter does not act
a3 superior to the other apostles, but as
spokesman for all of them. "Repent."
Evangelical repentance is, first, contrition:
second, reformation.
m 39. 'Tor the promise." The promised
influences ot the Holy Smnt, and of par-
uon aua saivanon tnroucii repentance and
faith in the Redemer., I'Unto you." Even
tne muraerers ot uoa'siSon were included
to the invitation to come and rnnenf an A
onenly confess Christ. I and live fnr ip
glory of His name.
10. "Many other words." Thu3 we see
that this account is onlv a bripf rpnnrf f
Peter's discourse. "Testify." The same
word is translated "charge" in 1 Tim.
5: 21, and might be so Rendered here. He
bore witness to the promises of Christian
ity; to the truths pertaining to the dancer
oc sinners ana to tne truth respecting the
character of that ceneration. 'fEhnrt "
Entreating them by arguments and prom
ises. "Save yourselves.'f Do those things
necessary to your salvation. Forsake
your sins and believe in the Lord Jesus
Christ. fThis crooked4 generation" (R.
V.) Tliey were to save themselves from
the condemnation pronounced against that
wicked and backslidden nation, "which
had upon it the guilt of (special crime, and
a, doom of snecial destruction." Many a
man has lived in a crooked generation and
has kept straight. I
41. "Then." Immediately, at the close
of the sermon. A prompt acceptance of
the word is the beginning of true conver
sion. 'That received His word" (R. V.)
While gladly" is omitted in, the R. V.,
yet it is true that thpie who come to
Christ should come gladly, "rejoicing in
the -privilege of becoming reconciled to
God." "Were baptized' As a sign that
they had accepted Christ as their Saviour.
"The same day." While 3000 were added
to the number of Christians in one day, it
flrtPQ rrf. on V fViflf. fViia 'nnmlioi waa Inn.
tized in one day. "Three thousand." This
was a glorious beginning for the infant
church; the disciples would be 5 greatly en
couraged. "Souls." Persons- This wa3
the first effusion of the JHoly Spirit under
the preaching of the gospel, and it. shows
that such scenes are to l?e expected in the
church, and that the gospel is fitted, to
work a rapid and mighty change in the
heart?, of men. .This was an Jimazing
draught of fishes on the jpart of Peter.
42. "They continued steadfastly." Per
severance is the result of a fixed purpose.
Peter was definite in his preaching. The
people were definite iii their decisions.
"In the anostleV. doctrine." In the doc
trine taught bjh the apostles, which they
received of Jesus and nteaohed under the
inspiration of the Holy Ghost. Any at
tempt to edify without instruction and
doctrine as the basis, is jneither in accord
ance with the example and command of
Jesus, nor with the practice and princi
ples of the apostles, and is therefore un
evangelical. "And fellowship." The
Spirit united them in the bonds of peace.
"In breaking of bread." (In token of their
love and unity as the family of God, the
brethren of one Parent. "In prayers."
United prayer strengthened the tie of
Christian , brotherhood, and kept them
baptized into one Spirit.
43. "Fear came." Awe and reverence
took the. place of human philosophy. No
frivolous conversation fyad place among
them, but rather a pious, devotional atti
tude possessed them. "Many signs and
wonders were done." Not Human . expe
riments, but divine operations through
men devoted to the service if God.
44. "All things common .V Themselves
and all they had belojaged to God, to
whom also belonged their poorer brethren,
.and they held what they possessed in trust
for God and His samtsw lhere was no
community of goods absolutely and univer
sally enforced as a necessary and perma
nent arrangement of the church. This is
plain from Acts 5: 4; 9: 33; 12: 12;. 21:
16: Heb. 10: 34; 13: 2. 5, 16; 1 Cor. 16: 2.
45. "Possessions." I Lands, 4 houses.
"Goods." Personal property. "Parted."
Indicating that the salej and distribution
took place from time to time as called for.
"Had need." They ' did not sell all their
possessions or relinquish their title to all
their property, but "they so far regarded
all as common as to be willing to part with
it if it was needful to supply.-the wants of
the others. It is still the duty of the
church to supply thej needs of its poor
members.
46. ' "In the temple." This does not
mean that they were! continually in the
temple, but they did not forsake the; tem
ple services and were present at the hours
of prayer at 9 o'clock? in the morning, at
noon, and at 3 in the afternoon. "Break,
ing bread at home" (R. V.) This may
mean that select companies ate together
at their lodgings When they jeturned from
public worship. This was probably an, or
dinary meal, eaten" together, and closing
with the Lord'r eupper. "Meat." m Thw
means food of any kind. "Gladness. Re
joicing. This is one of the effects of the
grace of God. Gloom cannot exist in a
heart where the Holv Ghost. dwells.1 ."Sin
gleness of heart' f This means with a sin
cere and pure heart. ' They were satisfied
and thankful. There was no deceit, or hy
pocrisy, v -- '
47. "Praising God." Their hearts were
full of praise. It is as natural for Chris
tiana to praise God as to breathe. 'Hav
ing favor." The common people heard
them gladly. They were esteemed for
their simplicity and charity,-and forjthe
purity and loveliness of their lives The
Jewish leaders had not yet entered into a
systematic opposition to them. "The Lord
added." It is the work of the Holy Ghost
MTTfl - ton oTirl ViTincr' tJipm into tll6
h church. "That were being saved" (R. VV .
I Only saved men are tit suojects to oe re-
ceivea into ine cmisnau icuuiui..'
church becomes . filled up , with, unsaved,
worldly people, it ceases j to be a . church
and sinks, to the level of a mere social in
stitution. j . - -
' The more grandmothers va boy has th'
more be is at to be soiledj
Marking Our Northern Boundary.
On that ' part of the boundary line
deliminitng Canada an dthe United
States, Dttwetn Rouse's Point and the
River St. Lawrence, some of the fragile
mOmuments of wood and mounds re
quire attention, and .in some cases, re
placement. : To inspect them with a
view of finding out their exact condi
tion, the Canadian Government and that
of New York have appointed surveyors
to go over the ground; and report the
facts as they find them. Many poles
are said to have disappeared; an ad
monition that less perishable materials
will require to be used as substitutes;
Where the monuments have disappeared
the problem will be to find the exact
places which they occupied., Mounds
are scarcely suitable for this work, for,
besides ' being subject to denuding in
fluences, they may be maliciously tam
pered with, and put out of easy recog
nition. Some durable material ought to
be substituted for materials that are
perishable or unstable, and we take it
for granted that this course wil be
followed. '
Kaiser Wilhelm allows no chanct
pass ; that will serve to make himself
and his family popular with all ... classes
in Germany. Of, course the crown
prince is' dedicated to the army and
likewise Evtel Fritz. To the navy was
given Acalbcrt, and now he has given
two other v.bns, not to the law, nor to
the church nor to medicine, but id ag
riculture. It has been announced that
Princes August William and Oscar will
learn, in addition to the many other
things they are taught, practical agri
culture. Thcfr father has' given them
a small farm at Pleon, and with a halt
dozcnVcf their school-fellows they will
dig and plant in the most scientific, man
ner, selling their products at market
prices jto the Empress. Not only will
they dig and plant and weed, but they
will have to milk two cows ' and lock
after the chickens. ' :
Buckhannon (W. Vat) Woolen Mills
states that it expects to build a modern
plant to replace its $18,000 plant 'that
was destroyed by fire recently. When a
definite decision has been reached as
to the now mill, particulars; will be
stated.
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