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Lesson Vl.—Second Quarter, For
May 11,1913.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson,- Gen. xli, 25-40.
Memory Verses, 39, 40—Golden Text.
I Pet. v, s— Commentary Prepare*?! by
Rev. D. M. Stearns.
Pharaoh's third day birthday party
of last lesson (j£l. 2U-2;{» suggests other
third day incidents, and there are
many, all pointing-anointed eyes.to the
greatest of all third day events. . Hisr
resurrection,from the dead with all its
benefits to believers to be-fully enjoyed
at our resurrection from the dead. ~
Now we have a third-year story of
sudden .and marvelous-exaltation from
a dungeon to a throne, from ft place ot
darkness and sulT'ertug* to the most
prominent place in the power of Ptia
raoh to grant; t'6v we read, "It" caine
to pass at the end of two full years'
(xli, l». Two years of forgetfulness on
the part of the butler, two. years ot
continued, humiliation for Joseph.-and
then "it was enough." tJod's time ot
deliverance for His faithful servant
had come.
Pharaoh's dreams, \vliieh all the wise
men of Egypt'could jyt iuterpret. led
the hutler to remember his faults aiid
to speak to Pharaoh of the prisoner,
the young who was servant to
the captain "of the guard and who could
and did correctly interpret dreams (xli..
Then was Joseph made to run
out of the.diwigeon. having shaved him
self and changed his raiment probably
with more haste than he had ever done
in his life before (verse 14 margini
If the messenger told Joseph why he
was wanted we inay imagine that pos
sibly Joseph hart visions,of deliverance
near at hand. As he stood before Pha
raoh the kinjjr said that he had dream :
ed a dreuuf which no one could inter
pret. but, he had heard that Joseph
could understand and interpret dreamy
"In his reply Joseph acknowledged
*od. su.vinn.: "It is not in me. iod
shall" aoh an answer of
peace" (verses 15. lib. I'haraoh then
told Joseph his two dreams and added.
"1 told thin unto the magicians, but
; there was none that could declare it
unto me" (verse We. may easily
imagine Joseph lifting up' fi'is heart to
(Jod as he .listened to the king's recital
of his dreams. '
What a picture—a man who had beeu
shut a 4 wa.v from the world and all the
wisdom"'bf- the world for years in the
presence of a great king. but more com
sciohslv in the presence of the King of
kings and in communion with Him and
therefore knowing what all the wis
doin of this world could :»:»t teach him!
We see the same great lesson in the
case of Daniel and liis friends, for
when' all'the wisdom of Babylon could
neither tell the king bis dream nor in
terpret the dream when ho told it nor
read even four words written by (Jod
Daniel by the Spirit of >od could do
all. The modern shokirship. so called,
or the wisdom of this world is just as
helpless today to understand the things
of God. for they can only be known by
the Spirit of Jod (1 Cor. ii. Hi. Jo
seph being a man in whom the Spirit
of God was. he could by the Spirit in
terpret the dream to tlit? king and saw
as he told the kirig that God was show
ing Pharaoh what He was about to do.
He also told Pharaoh that inasmuch
as the dream was doubled it was be
cause the thing was established by God
and that He would shortly bring it to
pass (verse 32i. The king was so im
pressed by the supernatural power in
this man that he at once promoted him
to the highest place of power, saying.
"Only in the throne will I be greater
than thou" (verses oil. 40i. Could auy
tlifug be more thrilling than such words
as those of verses 41 to 45 addressed
by Such a king to a man just out of
prison? Read carefully and try and
grasp the situation—yesterday in the
dungeoji. where be had been for years;
today next to the king, ruler over all
Egypt, clothed with royal apparel, rid
ing in the secoud chariot, every knee
bowing to him. and no one able to do
anything without his permission! Con
sider his new name .signifying "The
man to whom secrets are revealed.'
.ind see him married to a princess
.verse 45. margin). .
Is it any wonder that he called his
first son, Mauasseh hath
made me"forget all my toil.'*"- : apd?his
second Ephraim, saying. "God bath
caused .me to ; be fruitful in the land of
>ny affliction-?!! (Verses 51.- 52.»TA!pUtlJ?-
was'ari Israelite! • Oh. how! tMX u SS2S--.
.{ions cn>?rd 'in to
whom Njlth'ftniel said. "Rabbi,- thob art
the Son ;i>f-God. Thou art frhft Kiflg of
Israei" fjfebn I. 49).: : Then how-; Won,
derful that Joseph vvas jiifft:; ttjlrty
years old!- (Verse 4*5..-Compare.Luke
iii. 23.) He . wiis/ieventeen when bis
brethren jSoJd- "ftl&r.;(xxxvii. so he
had thirteen-,years-of suffering. But be
lived'to be tlo (I. "2b, sojtie had eighty
years long enough to for
get a lot of hard things. What wittan
eternity of glory.jnean compared with
our brief time of "trial here?
Some of Miss Hahershon's typical
suggestions on this clmpter are his be
ing raised up "from the prison, his be->
ing filled with the Spirit, his depend
ence upon God. his wisdom, his author
ity. every knee bowing to him: his
glory. Ifls fruitfulness (Eccl. iv. 14:
John v. 19. 20; xv. 5: xii. 24; Acts ii. 24:
x. 3S; Col. ii. 3; Phil. ii. 10: Isa. ix. 6, 7:
liii. 11: Heb. iii. (5). Joseph alone bad
control of tlie corn. All had to go to
him: and all countries came (John vi,
18; it. 5: Amos viii, 11; Isa. xltx, 6).
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Hitting the Liquor Business Hard.
..The inteinal revenue reports
or the nFcal year ending June
IT). 1912, are j-jst out, and show
decrease, in the consumption
r liquor over the year preceding
•» mounting to almost one gallon
or every man, woman and child
in America. .
Before these reports were
ompleted, one of the revenue
jommissioners, who has always
s ught to help the liquor cause
i i every way in his power, sent
oat th o gh the press from t- e
t • time auring the last yeai
tending to show that
t 'ere was an increase in the
consumption of liquor last, year.
Tnis he would do by taking the
returns from- some one district
containing some of the largest
Vnd wettest cities and making
t appear as representing the
whole country: But the final
report shows a remarkable de
cease, and that in the face of a
j reat increase, and that in-the
acfe of a great increase in our
oopulation by immigration.
President Farley, of the
Mational Liquor Dealers' Associ-
U'on, in his.annual report made
recently to his association, sta' -
>d "that thirty-one breweries
ilosed last yeai* and that the out
put of beer alone decreased 1,-
406,446 barrels, No wonder the
iquor dealers are desperate and
themselves admit that they are
now with total anni
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Lv. HICKORY Ar.
8.27 a.m. " 11.45 a.m.
2.30 p.m. 7.40 p.m
Ar.. GASTONIA LV.
10.25 a.m. ,7.30 a.m.
4.40 p. m.. 5.40 p.m.
Between Gastonia and Charlotte.
Effective Sunday Jan. 12, 1913,
Lv. Gastonia Ar. Gastonia
No. 2 7.00 a. m. No. 1. 7 53 a. m.
4 8.15 14 "3 9-15 "
'• 6 9.30 " 44 6 10.15 "
" 8 10.50 " " 7 11.40 44
" 10 11.45 44 " 9 1U.40 p.m.
Vi 2 12.50 p.m. "11 2.00 "
"16 230 " "15 3.30 *'
"18 3.30 44 "17 4.30 44
"20 500 44 44 19 0.35 44
44 22 6.30 44 A '2l 7.30 41
"24 845 41 '• 23 9.45 44
"26 10.55 44 , 44 25 11.55 " I
The above schedule, figures and connection pub
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C. V. PALMER, Gen. Pits. Agent
Charlotte, N. C.
E. O. JENNINGS, Com. Agent.
Gastonia, Is. C.
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'..j' S THE MEW 6HORT LINE
..BETWEEN
Jante, St. Paul and SpesKs Ferry, Va., Johnson City, TMHL, fiffipiTi. ItaMg
and Marion, N. C., and I. C.
"Clinchfield Route"
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Southbound. Eastern Standard Tint,
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Mo. 5 No. 3 V : la ft Mo. I Mo. 4
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2.21 8.51 21.9 LT. Dunganncn, Vs.. Ar. IMC 11.41 UV
2.45 . 9.07 29.6 LT. Ft Biackmore, Ya. Ar. Itn "** IM
* 3.01 • 921 36.0 LT. . Hill, Ya. AR. 128* HIM •- fJi
3.27 9.41 45.1' Lr. Speer'a Ferry, Va. Ar. IS7S 11.43 .%M
3.44 9.56 51.6 Lv. Cameron, YA-Tena. Ar. ISM 1114 - IM
4.00 10.09 &8.?, , Lv. Kingsfkort, Tenn. Ar. 1211 MM Mi «
' 4.18 *10.20 62,8 LT. . Pactolus, Tenn. Ar. |M Mi »Ml
- 4.40 10.32 67.8 Lr. Fordtown, Tena. Ar. 14M. Ml r :$M
* 4X5 *lO 43 72. LT. Gray, Tenn. Ar. MM -EM k ME.
5.55 11.15 85.1 LT. Johnson City, Team. Ar. IM4 Ml r MB
6.50 11.43 95.7 Lr. * Unicoi, Tena. Ar. IMS Ml MI
7.10 11.55101.1 Ar. Erwin, Tenn. I*r. 16M Ml., Mi
7.22 12 02 101.1 LT. Erwin. Tenn. Ar. IMS All MB '
* 7.34 *12.12 104 3 LT. Cheatoa, Tenn. At. ITM ,Ml* 4J|
* 7.41 *12.14)105.11 .Lv. Unaka Springs, Tena. Ar. 17MF.FJHLL.ML
8.32 12.47 i 17.9 Lir. :4 Huntsdale, N. C. £ Ar. t«.UJ ijd IM
*8 56 1.05124.9 LT. Green Mountain, N. X Ar. Zl» T.Mj Ml
9.20 1.21131.3 Lv. Toecane, N. G. Ar. 12M Ml Ml
* 9.51 ■ 1.51140.1 Lv. Boonford, N. C. - Ar. 2MI CM %»
*lO.OB 2.05144.6 LV. Penland. N. C. Ar. MM CJM ML
.10.20 2.17 147.9 LT. Spruce Pipe, N. «. Ar. Ml 4 %M ML
10.40 2.27 151.9 Ar. Alta Pass, N. a Lv. MM C.M Ml
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' 6.22 * 2.35 155.3 LT. Mi Mitchell, N. A Ar. MM* TM • Ml
' 6.52 2.58 167.EJ LT. UnTille Falls, N. C. Ar. IIM * IM* LM
7.25| 3.15174.9 LT. SeTier, N. C. Ar. I4M M 4 IM
7.49! 131183.2 LT. Marion, N. C. Ar. 111! CM LM
* 8.30 * 4.01 197.8 LT. Thermal, N. a Ar. M4* Ml «ttJT
8.50 4:16 205.5 LT. Westmintser, N. C. Ar. Ml .Mi MM
9.00 * 4.25 209.6 LT. Bostlc Yard, N. C. Ar. Ml ML TGI
* 9.10 4.30 211.0 LT. Bostic, N. C. k Ar. Ml MS M*
* 9.17 4.34 213.0 LT. Forest City, N. C. Ar. SCI Ml MM
* 9.34 4.46 219.5 LR. . Harris, N. C. Ar. IN UL UM
9.55 5.02F226.8 LT. Chesnee, S. C. Ar. MS C.M UM
10.09 5.12,231.6 LT. Mayo, S. C. Ar. IMS ALL UM
10.45 5.40 242.3 Ar. Spartanburg, S. C. LT. . T7S 4M ILM
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The Carolina, Clinchfield A Ohio Railway, and the Carolina, rfln-tjloMi
:Ohio Railway of South Carolina, "Clinchfield Route" reserve tAe
* ary from the time shown above without notice to the public.
Patrons are requested to apply to nearest Agent fee definite MnMM
>r to
~HAS. T. MANDEL, T
Asst. Genl. Pass. Agt
Johnson City, Tenn. «
J. J. CAMPION,
Vice-President and Traffic Manager, Johnson City, TMa -
'—Flag Stop. | —Dally, Except Sunday.
Carolina & North-Western Railway Co.
Schedule Effective Nov. 24th, 1912.
-'• • ~ Ex. Sun. Mixed . Mixed Mbcid
Northbound. No. 8 Pass. No. 62 No. 60 Ex. Sun.
, » No. 10 Ex. Sun Ex. Sun. No. 50
-• £hes.ter Lv 7 55am 1145 am. ..
: Yorkvlllc 842 105
Gastonia 9 30 3 00 p m ......
Gastonia -5 40 pm " .. .
Lincolnton 631 10 26
Newton 7 03 1105 ....
Hickory 740 1145 ..... ... 7;06 a' m
Lenoir 840 1 00pm200 pm 840
Mortimer 2 20 4 lu .
Edgemont Ar. .... 230 * 430
, Southbound. V?"- «»• " Ex N 8«S W 7
Edgemont Lv. 1155 am 730 am
Mortimer 12 03- 7 40 .i'.l
Lenoir 730 am lis 1015 '2 45 t> m
Hickory 8 27 2 30 420
Newton 8 50 3 05
Lincolnton 9 27 3 43
Gastonia Ar. 10 25 440 [[[
Gastonia Lv 4 55 - 7ioo
Yorkville 539 836 r ,
Chester Ar ...... 625 10 2s *.
CONNECTIONS
CHESTER—Southern Ry., S. A. L. and L. & C.
YORKVILLE—Sonthern Railway, r
GASTONlA—Southern Ry„ Piedmont & Northern Ry.
LINCOLNTON—S. A. L.
NEWTON and HlCKORY—Southern Railway. •
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