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Lesson Xl.— Second Quarter, For
June 15, 1913.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Le«»on. Gen. xlvii. 1-12.
Memory Vertex 8-10—Golden Text.
Rem. viii, 28 Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M. Stearns.
1 bis Is the only lesson assigned In
the remaining five chapters of Jenesls.
and while giving some attention to"
"Jacob before Pharaoh.* the Jessou
title, we must consider as many a*
possible of many most important
things of all these chapters. It in worth
while to notice when Jacob Is so called
and when he Is callel Israel, the old
name and the new, remembering the
when and wherefore of the change
Being convinced by the sight of the
wagons that Joseph still lived, be start
ed on his journey to Egypt sod at
Reersheba ofTered sacrifices onto tlod
Thus began, with the entrance into
Egypt of these seventy souls, the fill
Ailment of the word of th« Lord to
Abram. "Thy seed shall be a stranger
in a land that is not theirs" rtien
xv. 13. 44». The other end of the prom
ise. "Afterward shall they come out
with great substance," seems to have
i>een so real to Jacob that, as Israel,
he said to Joseph before he died. "Be
hold. 1 die. but God shall be with you
and bring you again unto the land of
your fatbers"-jfxlvlii. 211. When Jo
seph died, over flfty years later, he
said to his brethren: "I die. and God
will surely visit yon and bring joa out
of this land. • • • And ye shall car
ry up my bones from beflce" fl. 24.
231. When Jacob and all bis household
drew near to Egypt he sent Jutfah to
advise Joseph and to direct his way.
And again we think of Film who came
from Judah. who only can direct our
way
Joseph, being thus nd vised of his fa
tber'a arrival «t Goshen. went In bis
chariot to meet his "father and present
ed himself unto him (zlvf. 29), and
who can tell what is so briefly summed
up in the words "He fell on bis neck
and wept on his neck a good while?"
What a meeting It must have been
after twenty two years of separation,
and Joseph all that time supposed by
his father to be dead! Now be receives
him back from the dead and finds hire
ruler over all Egypt and a savior of
in all lands as well as of
himself and his household. What a
day It will l»e when the nation of Is
rael shnll look upon. Him whom they
crucified and find In Him not only their
own Messiah, but the one who will
britig salvation to all nations!
As lo«eph's brethren found blm mar
ried. so Israel shall see their Messiah
associated with Hl* bride the church,
for "when f'hrist. our life. shall itfv
near. then shall we also appear with
Him In glory" (Col 111. 4i
It seems to me that there are Jnat
two prominent thinjrs In the lesson
rentes ofi today— JMiaraoh bestowlnj
the best of nil the land of Rsypt upon
Joseph's father and brethren and Ja
cob's reply to the o»»cstlon of l*h«raoh.
"How old art thou?" (Wr*es «. 9. 11.1
Because of the death and resurrection
of the f.«wd Jesus all who truly receive
Him and thus become His brethreo
are blessed with all things In Him. and
beMevlnc this us strangers and
pilirrlms here and fills us with a sense
of onr own unwnrthlness (1 Pet. 11. 11l
So Jnscpb nourished his father and
his brethren and all their households
rturlnc all the remalnlnc years of fam
ine (verse 12». and -Infob lived In the
land of Ecvpt seventeen years Jacob
therefore had Joseph with hltn the
first and last seventeen years, the flrirt
seventeen of Joseph's life and the last
seventeen of Jnrob's life (lIITII. 2:
xlvti. 28i. It la worth while to conald
er the seven weepings of Joseph, hut 1
think the last Is In some reapecta the
most tonching. He had nourished hta
brethren and their families for sereii
teen years, having fully assured them
of hla forgiveness at the hegtastaff of
that period, bnt now. their father be
ing dead, they say "he wffl certfttaly
requite ns all the evil which we did
nnto him " So they send a messenger
asking him to forgive their trespass
and their sin and the evil which they
did nnto him (1. 15-17).
Joseph wept when they iptkt «®to
him. Was there ever anything so mesa
and contemptible as such conduct? Tel
M* bis most Cbrlstllke words ta k It
-21. He reassured tbem end comfort
ed tbem and spake kindly roio tbem.
What shall we say of thoee who. bav
in* come to Cbrlst and received Him
as their Saviour, will. not take His
word for It that He has freely and
fnlly forgiven all their sins snd will
remember tbem no more, but seem to
be ever In donbt concerning their ac
ceptance? In .lacob's farewell predic
tions to his sons concerning the last
days note the pre-eminence of Jndab
concerning the Messiah (xHx. 10) and
the wondrous typical snggestlveness In
the portion concerning Joseph (xllx. 22-
26), "The stone of Israel" carries ns
on to Isa. xxviii. 16: Ps. cxvlll. 22:
Matt. xxi. 42: Epb. 11. 20: I Pet H 6-8:
Dan. H. 3fi. 45. "Separate from his
brethren" Is repented In the farewell
blessings of Moses (Dent, xxxfil. I6t
and wondrously links Joseph with
Christ. "A fruitful bough by a well
whose branches run over the wall"
makes us think of Jesus and the Sa
maritan woman at .farob's well and all
that It suggests. The last words In
Genesis, "a coffin in Egypt." and the
story of that coffin (Ex. xill. 19: Josh
xxiv. 32: Heb xl. 22) teach the vic
tory of faith.
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Dr. B E. Washburn Enters Health
Work.
Dr. B. E. Wftshburn of Boetfc,
N. C., in Rutherford county has
given up a lucrative practice to
become a district director in the
State campaign against Hook
wot m disease. He is splendidly
fitted for the work, being an A.
B, and A. M. graduate of the
University of North Carolina, a
graduate in Medicine from the
University of Virginia, and hav
ng had a year's hospital service
in the City Hospital of Wilming
ton, N. C. There pre now seven
physicians devoting their entire
rime to this work in the state.
In addition to Dr. J. A. Eerrell,
the State Director, the following
physicians are engaged in con
ducting the dispensary cam
paigns for the free examinatioi
ana free treatment of the disease
and in tmr roving sanitary con
ditions: Dr. C. L. Pridgen, Dr.
P. W. Covington, Dr. G. F.
Leonard, Dr. W. P. Jacobs, Dr.
fl. L. Sioan and Dr. fi. E. Wash
bum. Mr. H. O. Self of Jack
son county is also, connected
with the work as a special agent
making the preliminary arrange
ments in the counties for open
ing the work. Eight microscop
ists are engaged in making the
examinations. Every tentß per
son in the state has been exam
ined and every twentieth one
treated up to date. *.
The Medical Society of the
State of North Carolina will hold
its annual session at Morehead
City, June 17th.
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Middle age couiageouslv fighting,
Youth protesting impatiently;;
Children, unable to explain; '«
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and the traffic squad of the po
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