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Lesson i. Third Quarter, For
:Ju!y 7, 1S07..
THE. INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, Ex.- xvi, 1-15.
Memory Versa, 4 Golden Text, John
vi, CI Commentary Praparsd by
Rev. D. M. Stearns.
JCopyriyht, 1907, by Anuricsa from AawcUtlon.
The history of Israel In the wllder-
uess on their way to the promised laud.
while literally true, Is also typical of
the life of the believer from the day of
bla redemption till be enters into the
rest and joy and fullness which are his
In Christ Jesus. This all believers
nilgLt do very quickly, but as a rule
many are alow to enter In, and some
never do. Read I Cor.. x. 6, 1L ami
context and Ileb. Ill, 12, to lv, 11, and
give heed to the Spirit's testimony
concerning Israel's misconduct and to
Ills warnings to us not to fall Into the
same sins. In poetry Canaan Is often
taken to represent heaven and Jordan
death, but this Is not the teaching of
Scripture, as there are no foes to over-
coma nor lighting to be done la heav
en. ; The Passover plainly teaches re
demption by the blood of the Lamb;
the overthrow of Pharaoh's hosts In
the Red sea suggests our complete sep
aration from the world, the world cru
cified to ns and we to It (Gal. vl, 14),
while Jordan, with Its memorial heap
In the bed of the river and another on
the Canaan side, speaks of death to
self, crucUed, burled and risen with
tChrlst(GaL U, 20; Coin. vL 6-11; CoL
III, M).
Last week's lesson was all victory
and praise, but the first unpleasant
thing, the waters of Marab, set them
all murmuring. How like them we
are. 1 See bow by a tree the, waters
are made sweet, and consider how the
lost ax was recovered by a piece of a
tree also (II Kings vl. G). The lost re
stored and the bitter made pleasant by
a tree what can It mean bet Himself,
the tree of life of Eden and Eevela
Uon, the green tree of Luke xxlll. 311
Obedience to Ilka brings health to
body and soul and gives ns Elim In
stead of Marab (Ex. xv. 23-27).
How short lived was their peace!
Just a few days farther on their Jour
ney and again they murmur because
there Is nothing to eat (xvi, 2). Did
our Lord have this In mind when lie
said: "Take, no anxious thought for
your life, what ye shall eat or what ye
shall drink (Matt rU 23). "Seek not
ye what ye shall eat or what ye shall
drink. Live not la careful suspense.
Tour Father knowetb that ye
hare need of these .things" (Lake xlL
29. 30. margin). No doubt, for lt was
lie who said to Moses. -I will rata
rrrad from heaven for yon" (verse 4).
who afterward said of Himself, "I am
tiM Living Bread which came down
frrj heaven" (John vL 51).
. Tie gave them flesh also, for In the
evening the quails came np and cov
ered the camp, and la the tnornln,
when the dew was gone the ground
was covered with manna, which they
gathered, some more, some less, every
man according to his eating (verses
12-1S). This bread from heaven with
which He fed them, so suggestive of
Himself, the True Bread, had to be
gathered every day, the portion of a
day la Ills day (verse 4. margin). ; In
connection with this last phrase see
II Kings xxr, 30; Jer. Ill, 34, margin.
and be sure tbat the same Lord Is appointing-
your portion of all things
needful every day, and He would have
yon without fall gather your portion
from His Word every day. for "man
doth not live by bread alone, but by
every word tbat proceedeta ont of the
mouth of the Lord doth man live"
(Deut rut, 3; Matt lv, 4). He would
hare us eat III Word with rejoicing
and esteem It more than our dally
food (Jer. xv, 1C; Job xxlll, 12.
We most also accept all the events
of life as HI best portion for as and
never murmur, for all onr mnrmnrlngs
are not against op!e or circum
stances, bat against God Himself, and
n bears every mnrmnr (verses 8-12).
Having food and raiment. let as be
therewith content Be content with
such things as ye have, for He hath
said, "I will never leave thee nor for
sake thee" a Tim. vL 8; Ileb. xiil St.
The manna was to be gathered fresh
every day and not kept over, yet here
in tome disobeyed (verse 20). They
were to keep holy the ftsbbath day
and on the sixth day gather enough
for two days, being assured that that
would keep, yet herein some trans
gressed also and went ont to gather It
on the seventh day. bat found none
(verses 27-30). A golden pot was to be
filled and kept for future generation
to tee bow God provided for their fs
then. This not of manna, with Aaron's
rod tbat budded, was at one time kept
la the ark (wblcb Hoses afterward
made), with tbe tables containing tbe
Tea Commandments (Ileb, Ix, 4i. It U
not for to question the commands
of God, bat tntekly receive Ills Word,
bold It fast and cheerfully obey It He
who redeemed ns will certainly care
for ns (Bom. wilt, 32). and It Is onr part
Joyfully to trost Hlio. Hidden manna
I one of tbe things promised to the
overcomer (Iter. IL 17). Msy we nm
day know the full stgntflcsnce of It!
We may If we will. Tbe manna tasted
like honey (verse, 31). David way
have bad this la mind when he wrote
that the Word of God was sweeter than
honey or the honeycomb iT. xlx. 10).
All tbe deallmn of God with Israel
were Intended to make tbent know
Him as tbe Lord their God, that
through them others ro!ght know Him
also vere 12; Josh. Ir, 21). It U the
same with us, .
thing torn, ne listened en gerty.i What
emild It be! Minutes pned. There
were no more sounds until the pmllock
was tried and a hand weut feeling for
the key, Totn raised his head for the
first time as the moon streamed In
throngb the open door, when he per
ceived that It was Peggy's bare feet
which had made no nnl.se. With that
he lowered his head again, for there
was no plnee In It even for surprise.
But unconsciously be (rave a moan-
She went upon her knees beside him
and flung out ber arras, but drew them
back, with a shiver.' from that loose
spread blanket "Tom!" she whisper
ed. ".Speak to mo, dnrlln. If a Peggy
come to see how y' are."
He never spoke, never looked np nor
gave any sign that be beard her words,
unless It was that his bowed bead
hung more heavily thnn before.
"It's Peggy O'Ertne.' the girl pur
sued, with a sob la her throat. "Sure
an' ye've- not forgotten Peggy the
cook It's to comfort ye I've come,
dearie, an' haven't I the right! Ah.
then, an' wasn't It all through me It
was?"
The sob got loose, and she was
wrtntrlng ber bands and gazlns at Tom
through ber tears aa though ber benrt
would break for blm. In return he
stared, heavily at her.' but shook bis
head as her meaning came home to
blm. . - . . :.
"Indeed an It was." persisted Teggy.
"Only for me you nlver would have
struck 'm at all. An' to think It was
meself that warned ye tn tb? beginning
an' went an drove ye to It la tbe Ind!
If only yon had let 'm strike me dead
at his feet! It 'd have been betthat
than that-an' thla!"
Still be looked at her without a word.
and still there was no light, no life, no.
feeling In tbe look, but only dumb and
dead depalr.
"Yon thought I liked 'linl" exclaimed
Peggy wildly. "They've been tellla'
ye their black Ilea la the but. It's
little they know how It's been between
is from the sthart I'll tell ye this.
lorn, betther a hundhred times be tbe
man he's a spite agin than tbe girl
be's his wicked eye upon. That's Mr.
Nat for ye, an' I bate lm I loathe
Ini-'tls' God's truth I'm telling ye.
Tom. dear, he cot me out there last
night I nlver wlnt out wld Mm. He
cot me prowlin' about as he said, an'
that's the truth, too, thongb b'e tould It
I couldn't sleep for thlnkfn' o the two
o yes. If s well 1 knew be was up to
some dlvll's work at last I'd seen 1m
talkln' an what do you supjkmio be's
np to now?" asked Pegsy, going off at
a tangent k "What uo you suppose
he's doln' at this moment? Lyln'
dhrunk on his bed lyln' de'd dhrunk
for the shame of It! You knocked m
down.. Ton knocked 'tn down. He
won't jjet over 't till his dyin' dsy. No
body Use tver so much a lifted a
ban' a ?ln 1m on tbe farm. Bat glory
be to God. yon knocked 1m down!"
There was more than unthinking ex
ultation In ber tone; there was a very
singular sort of pride aura, and .this as
unthinking as tbe other. It was so In
genuous and plain. But Tom saw noth
ing with those dreadful .eyes and
beard but little beyond her soothing
brogne. And tbea she did think and
saw a mark on the blanket In a rod of
moonlight (for she bad shut tbe door)
and cried out to God to forgive the
most selfish woman In all tbe world.
She had thought of herself and not
of Tom. She had talked about herself
and not about Tom. In ber selfishness
she had forgotten what she had brought
blm, and a medicine bottle of pilfered
milk and rum was at bis parched lips
la aa Instant She made blm drink of
It and drink deep, and mutton sand
wiches, delldously cot and salted, she
put between hi teeth with ber own
fingers, bite after bite, as though be
bad been ber Infant And an the time
she wss railing at herself for forget
ting this and being the mot selfish
woman In the world, while be ate and
drank from ber tender hand and never
ssld a word.
Bat when this was over be took that
hand la bis. and so they sat as It
seemed for bonrs la a thin rain of fil
tered moonshine. StM bla eyes were
steadily downcast tbe whole time.
Tbns they missed tbe blpy tears la
bcrs.
' At tsst be spoke, and It was terrible,
for she could not understand a word.
Then be coughed and tried agnla and
said. "God bless you. Peggy-only there
Isn't one In New South Wales!" And
that left them both silent and tbe girl
grieving openly for almost aa long
again.; - .;
Then lie said ra!te quietly:
"You know I've been la the con
demned cell, Peggy. But It was noth
ing to this, My God. It waa nothing to
thlsr
Teggy pressed his band.
The condemned cell at Newgate.'
be went on, "I was there tip to tbe
very last night and beard the people
taking their places to see me awing.
Well, tbat night was nothing to this.
And If they bad banged me la the
morning It would hare been aothlag-uothlng-lt
would bare been nothing"
Tbe boars vole broke, sob after sob
shook tbe tortured body, and the girl
glowed with shame to find herself the
useless witness of an agony so su
preme. But bis tears dried ber and
bound their fount It frose ber heart
to bear ami see blm. She wss afraid
to apeak to blm. to touch bis hand.
She withdrew a little, and br bare
foot pressed a cold oasts on the warm
ground. She stooped and picked up a
cola.
"Ha!" cried Tom.
His voice waa very bitter now, but
onder control In a moment.
"Where did It come fromr Mfced
Peggy, with tbe coin to a shining
crevk-e.
I am ashamed to tell yon. and he
grwnd bis teeth, "Hnt yon will never
gness. From greater brute thin el-
(to as covmcEs.
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