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Lesson IV.—Fourth Quarter, For
Oct. 26, 1913.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of tho Lesson, Num. xx, 1-13.
Memory Verses, 11, 12—Golden Text,
Ps. xix, 14—Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M. Stearns.
I have endeavored In our past stud
ies to touch upon a few of the many
things not included in the portions as
signed in our lessons, but have proba
bly passed by more than 1 have men
tioned, such as the different offerings,
the annual feasts, the year of jubilee,
the great day of atonement and others.
In chapter xix, just preceding our les
son chapter for today, we have the re
markable ordinance of Ulie red heifer,
or the Lord's provision .for cleansing,
by the way, by the ashes of the heifer
mixed with running water and sprin
kled by hyssop upon the person to be
cleaused. To my luind, the central
chapters of the first five books are
Gen. xxil, the lamb provided; Ex. xii.
the passover lamb; Lev. xvl. the an
uual atonement; Num. xix, the red
heifer; Deut. xviil, the prophet like
unto Moses, for in each we see the
Lord Jesus Christ In a special manner.
The present lesson chapter brings us
to the fortieth year of the wilderness
sojourn and begins with the death of
Miriam in the first month and ends
with the death of Aaron at the age of
123 years, in the fifth month (Num.
xxxiii, 38, 39). Moses died at the age
of 120, so it must have been before
the close of that year, for there were
just three years' difference in their
ages (Deut. xxxiv, 7; xxxi, 2; Ex.
vii. 7).
It does seem too bad. as we say, that
after all his forbearance with them
and intercession for them during thir
ty-nine years, that in the fortieth year
he should so fail as to shut himself out
of the land to which he had been load
ing them, and that neither of these
honored three. Miriam, Aaron or Moses,
should enter the land. While those
who are truly in Christ can never per
ish and shall surely reach home, there
is much that may be lost in the way of
service and reward by our failures
along the road (John Hi. 10; x. 27-29:
I Cor. iil, 4-15): therefore the admoni
tion to take heed lest we lose a full
reward (II John viii).
The generation which left Egypt.
-yK)3.r>so men over twenty years of age.
rouble to go forth to war (Num. i. 4.">, '4c>:
il. 32. 33)/ not counting the Levitts,
v.'iad perished In the. wilderness, an
average of over forty deaths every
.day. Was it any wonder that .Moses
wrote, "Thou carriest them away as
...with a flood • * * We are consumed
''by thiue anger • • * all our days are
passed away in thy wrath" (Ps. xc,T».
7, 9). (In passing let me remark ttyat
this is a most inappropriate passage to
read at the funeral of a believer). J*
A new generation had arisen, but
were given to murmuring and wishing
they were dead, justrjike their fathers.
Moses and Aaron do not seem to
have made any reply to the murmur
ers, but went to the Lord about it.
May we ever follow their example in
this. Whoever may complain to us or
about us, let" us always take it to. the
rx)rd in prayer, committing all things
;o Him. i
The Lord's instructions to M&ses
were simple and very plain. "Tyke
tho rod * '* •speak ye unto the rock
» • * and it shall give forth His wa
ter" (verses 7, 8). Moses took tho rod.
gathered {lie people, spoke in anger to
them and smote the rock twice (vdrses
9-11). Note his words. "Must we fetch
you water out of this rock?" We are
reminded of his words to the Lord
nearly forty years before when He
said that He would give Israel flesh
to eat for a whole month. "Shall the
flocks and the herds be slain for
them?" (N»ea. si, 22). On neither of
these occasions did he act with un
thod feet, as if the affair was wholly
the Lord'g and not his (Ex. ill, 5). How
ipt we are to fail in like manner.
Then as to smiting the rock, that
rock typified Christ (I Cor. x, 4), and it
had been smitten (Ex. xvli. 6). The
sufferings of Christ for us as our sub
stitute were once for all. and there can
be no repetition; hence the awful sin
of the so called mass of the Church of
Rome. Christ having suffered, the for
giveness of sins and all the benefits of
His finished work are free to all with
out money or mass or earthly priest.
The Lord's word to Moses was. "Ye
believed Me not, to sanctify Me ift the
eyes of the children of Israel." "Ye re
belled against My commandment."
"Ye trespassed against Me" (verse 12;
xxvll, 14; Deut. xxxli, 51).
The words of Moses to Israel con
cerning it were. "The Lord was angry
with me for your sakes, saying. Thou
shait not go in thither." "The Lord
was wroth with me for yonr sakes and
would not hear me, and the Lord said
unto me. Let It suffice thee: speak no
more unto me of this matter" (Deut.
I. 37; 111, 20). The comment of the
psalmist is. "They angered Him also
at the waters of strife, so that it went
ill with Moses for their sakes. because
they provoked his spirit so that lie
spake unadvisedly with his lips" (Ps.
f-vi. 32. 33i.
We do greatly need to pray the pray
er of our Golden Text, and when we
consider that meekness was the man
ner of Moses* life and yet he failed
in that particular, now it hum
ble us before God and lead us never
to trust ourselves one moment.
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MII i ■ i ii i i ■ ■— ■ ■ wmmmntmtimMmm—mm*'
j Notice! Notice! Notice!
Sale of Valuable Rcal-i-stittei »» * -
Wf. ]': KA>. on Ihe7t li day of Feb- «
u. r>, . 1 -*i J, Win. C. Watts ilid A. L;
Watts. h ; s wife, executed that certain
d ed of trust to G. R. Wootien which
is registered in Book 9tt..Qf Deeds,
pr.ge 423, in the ollice of the Register
of Deeds for Catawba County, North
Carol-no, I'J secure the payment ofthe
principal :ind interest of a certain
n Atri . t .. given to the .First Build
inf & Lear Association; •
AND V KREAS default has been
mad payment of the weekly M
i'Uen s i : - in note —the same being
■■'■f i '.'—tor more thait thirty days
md in Ih" performance of various
o-her sti ; . 'ions contained in said
■I- ed (.j ti st:
NOW. tin rcfore, the undersigned
uustte. by virtue of the powers con
t iiruM in th deed of trust aforesaid,
•> iil sell at public auction for cash at
he Steps ft the First National Bank
>!' Hickory, the place designated by
he trustee, on Friday, the 31st day of
ihj.oher, Ir«i3, at twelve o'clock noon,
the following described property, to
vvi!
That ceitain lot in the City of Hick
•»ry adjoining the lands of C. E. Pope,
J. Ii t and W. R. Doughton.
l'he h: id h.t beginning at a stake and
runs North t>9 3-4 West IGB feet to a
stakeout 2? h Street: thence North 1
54 Ea.-t 50 feet with 12th Street to a
stake; thence South 85 1-2 East 155
feet to a stake; thence South 1 3-4
West 100 feet to the point of begin
ning. The same being that certain
tract of land conveyed to;Wm. C. Watts
and A. L Watts by C. E. Pope and
wife by deed recorded in Book 97,
i>age 3"-h and being part of the land
•i nveye l by S. D. Campbell and
othei - "o \\ E. Pope by deed recorded
in hock £4. page 149.
This 30th day of September, 1913.
G. R. WOOTTEN,
Trustee.
North Carolina. 1 Notice of Lot
Catawba County. J Sale.-.
Notice is hereby given to the public
that the undersigned executor of the last
will and testament of Amanda Pope, de
ceased, un:k r and by virtue of an order
iof the Superior Court of Cataw;ba coun
ty, in a cei ; ..i special proceeding, entit
led, Chas. Pope, executor, vs Clarence
Pope, Lee i i.pe and others, for the pur
pose of securing assets with which to pay
debts, ,aid .. hich order and decree was
signed by the Clerk of the Superior
Jour! oi *. lawha county, on the 29th
lay oi Sip nber, 1913, authorizing the
sale of the lid premises for the purposes
set out in the complaint:
Yheivioro in i>ersuance to said order I,
Cha,s. Pop.-, executor, will on the Bth
day of November, 1913, in front of the
Post Office in the city of Hickory, at two
! o'clock, p. m., sell at public outcry to
he highe-t bidder for cash the following
I Jescrihed real estate, containing a nice
I nodcrn residence: It being a certain
tract or p.;: ei of land situated in the city
[ of Hickory, Catawba county, North Car
: | otina, i .tlj- : ;i: iig the lands of J. D. Elliott,
jP. A. Set/ and Huffman heirs, (part of
I Max Cliiie e-.iate) and others, bounded
; nu desv i ii>ed as follows, \i/.: Lying on
I the west si.L of a new street, known as
' Shell stu-i-i. beginning at a stone in the
j nidulc oi' •;'! street, and running south
• 3 1-2 west 102 feet to a stone; Thence
north N> 1-2 west 335 1-3 feet to a stone;
: Thence, n« rth 3 1 2 east 102 5-6 feet to a
stone in Huffman's line; Thence south
86 east
taining 3 I acres, more or less.
TniM ill .!li day of October, 1913.
CM A3. POPE, Commissioner.
D. L. Ru M, Ally,
Notice! Notice! Notice!
Sjlco vr u ble Real Estate in the
Citv of Hickory.
WII ERF AS, on the 29th day of
Ypril. 19-lt». Alex Best and Florence
lost, 1 lis wife, executed that certain
i eed of tn; • to G. R. Wootten which
I s registered in the otlice of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Catawba county,
1 Vortli Carolina, in Book 9G of Deeds.
age 'SO. to secure the payment of the
, >rincipal and interest of a certain note
■ hat day ;iven to the First Building &
■ fjoan Ats fiat ion of Hickory;
AND W HEREAS, on the 18th day
»i f April, 1913, Florence Host, widow
f Alex B st. she having acquired a
ea simple title to the property here
.riait -r described, executed that cer
ain deed'l ! rust to G. P*. Wootten
vhich is registered in the otlice of the
fegister of Deeds for Cataw ba county
: nd State of North Carolina, in Book
07 of Deeds, page 78;
AN I) WIIEREAS default has been
nade in the payment of the weekly in
erest on s 'id notes for a period of
oore than thirty days and in the per
| ormance of various other stipulations
i contained in said deeds of trust:
NOW, therefore, the undersigned
| rustee, b\ virtue of the powers con
ained in ihc deeds of trust aforesaid,
.ill sell a: public auction, for cash, at
he steps of the First National Bank
f Hickory, the place designated by
he trustee, on Friday, the :Ust day of
i )ctober, 1913, at 12 o'clock noon, the
' ollowing described property or so
! audi thereof as may be necessary to
i -ay the amounts due and secured by
| aid deeds of trust: -
I First Lot. That certain lot in the
Mty of Hickory beginning at P. E.
■ leinhardi \s northeast corner and run
i i ling north with Burns' Street 132 feet
L'l oa street; thence west with E. B.
[ 'line's line 74 feet to a stake; thence
i outh 132 feet to a stake on P. F.. Ilein
[ card's line: thence east with Rein
! iarit's line SO feet to the point of be-
E ,'inning. . ,
Second Lot. That certain lot, in the
t Southern part of the City of Hickory,
* hat begins at a stone, Henry Bost's
L lortlieast corner, and runs with said
ost's line north 85% east 125 feet to
. stake, 125 feet from S3id Bost'ssoutk
" -ast corner on Burns Street or the
>ew Brcokford Road: thence south
\y 2 west >(» feet, a new line, to a stake;
hence south 85}£ west 125 feet to a
•take on Boh street; thence north 2%
•ast >o f •>! to the point of beginning.
Third Lot. That certain lot, in the
>ity of Hickory, that begins at Henry
host's southeast corner on the New
5 rook ford Road and running south
west oo feet to a stone: thence
oulh 85 1 4 west 125 feet to a stake, a
•.orner of the second lot herein de
j bribed; thence north 2% east 60 feet
I o a stake; Thence nofth 85J4 east 125
eet to the beginning.
This 30th day of September, 1913.
G. R. WOOTTEN, Trustee.
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