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(By REV. P. B. F1TZWATEU. D. D.
Teacher of English Bible in the Moodr
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
Curorlght, 1923, Western Newspaper Union.
LESSON FOR APRIL 29
RUTH THE FAITHFUL DAUGHTER
I.F.SSON TEXT Hook of Ruth.
(j'-'LUEN TEXT 'J'liy peopij .shall be
my people and lliy God my God. Kuth
1:1 j.
VKLMAni' TOPIC The Stor ot
Hi tli.
Jl'NlOK TOPIC Ruth and Naomi.
INTEIt.MEIUATE AM) SrCNIOU TOP
l' ' Kuth's Choice and Its Outcome.
VOl'.Ni; I'P.OPl.i; AM AlK'If TOP
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I
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W. N. U.. CHARLOTTE, NO. 17-19?3
find of vh;it ihey
"The iinimnls
stories told. tlu.
theirs told, too.
"Yes, it is hard to he'in to koeji up
with :il! the stories that really should
be told.
"And the ;;nii:ials .-md ihe hirds. the
fairies and the .Ives, the l,uttertlie
anl the sea creatures- .;,; ;t:.,. d,,iim
su-h interest i 1 1 things all 'lie time.
"P.ut tonight I mustn't forget to tell
you about the Fiiirv Queen's latest
hall in Fairyland for it was a mac
nificent affair and every one was there
decked in their very host.
"Toe Fairy Queen sent out herjnvi
tntlons a week in advance. You may
have noticed that not long ngn on a
lovely sunny day, which happened also
to he quite windy, that many of the
leaves were blowing about.
"Well, this time the Fairy Queen
sent out her invitations written upon
the leaves In the Fairyland lxaf Writ
ing which all the Fairyland creatures
know.
"Of course, if you had tried to catch
one of those leaves you couldn't have
done so for the Rree.e Ilroi Iters saw
that the leaves hearing invitations nil
went along to their right addresses.
"Soiitet imes they blew them this way
and that, but they all saw that they
reached the right places at last.
"And every single frairy ami Elf
and (Jnome every one received an
Invitation which read as follows:
The Fairy Cjiteen is to file a r':an, e,
Come and with us gavlv j.rrtruf!
It will t,e one week from leti-.uht.
Just as ih.. !.. ks are s'rikinK midnight!
Wo want you and every on.
To help us make it th.- l..-st of fi:n.
Come a I, riK- dor. 't hoti.r to write'
Rf.'iifinl.iT to xt week as the (looks strike
midnight '.
"Well, every one was on hand, or
perhaps one should say on fo.,t. And
the costumes were very lovely.
"The Fairy Queen wore a robe of
silver and while which looked so
lo ely.
"Old Witty Witch wore a gorgeous
scarlet costume and her host tall scar
let hat and a scarlet shawl trimmed
wit li golden lace. .
"Old .Mr. Oiant wore a suit of purple
velvet trimmed with yellow tlowers. It
was very handsome.
"Fairy Vbab wore a dn.ss of coral
pink and through her lu.ir she bad
wound a long, long strini.' of coral
beads.
"Fairy Princess Twilight-F.ell wore
a gown of sapphire blue it), spangles
decorating it.
' Fairy Princess Joy wr.re an exqui
site robe of golden yellow and around
her head she wore a crown of golden
leaves. She-carried a wand of gold
too.
"P.iilie P.rownie wore n brown velvet
suit and a magnificent ln'invn silk tie,
and Ilennie P.rownie wore the same.
"Peter (Jnoine was in mi ot ange suit
from which dangled little silver bells,
and Ktlie Elf wore
pale green and sil
ver. "T r u 1 y. y o u
never heard of
such lovely cos
tumes as were
worn that night
in Fairyland, and
every little crea
ture had made his
or her own cos
tume. "For the Fairy
land people know
how to make the
lovelie:-! of things
a n d the n. t o o,
they know how to .
wave their magic "Every Single
wands at just the Fairy."
right lime.
"And as for fun !
"Well, they danced and they danced
and Fairy Vbab, of course, led the
Fairies' orchestra, though at times one
of the other fairies woulc' take her
place so she could dance too.
"And before the party way over, just
as daylight was beginning to creep
along, saying:
"'Can't I get up now?" the Fairy
land people all gathered in un enor
mous ring around the Fairy Queen and
snng this song :
" 'We love you, we love you, our dear
Fairy Queen,
You've the sweetest Fairy w've ever
seen!' "
1. Ruth's Connectio.. With Naomi
((.'balder 1 :l-lo). On account of tamme
in Helhleheni of Judah, Naomi with her
husband and two sons sojourned in the
land of Moab. After the death of her
husband her two song married Moabit
ish women. After a time her sons died
also. After the death of her sons
Naomi resolved to return to her home
land, having heard that the Lord had
visited His people in giving them
bread. They went to Moab to escape
trouble but only- got into more. It
was not until Naomi was thus, chaa- i
tised that she resolved to return, j
Naomi had the good sense to recognize
that the hand of the Lord was upon
her for good. When the time came
for her to go Kuth and Orpah accom- I
panied her, for a distance. This she j
permitted but determined to place ho- j
fore them frankly the ditliculties which i
would necessarily confront them. It t
was this l'rank presentation of the dif-
ticuUies and her repeated urging ihem j
to go back that called forth from Huth i
the expression of her noble choice.
II. Ruth's Noble Choice (1:1(5-18).
Much as Naomi loved her daughters-in-law,
she would not have them go into
this matter blindly. She told them the
worst that could come upon them. This
principle ought to be carried out by us
In all our relations in life. In busi
ness the spirit of frankness should be
manifest. At home we should deal
with each other in the most straight
forward way. The same thing should
characterize our behavior in the
church and society. Note the difficulty
which confronted Kuth :
1. No Chance to Marry Again.
Naomi told her that she had no more
sons for whom she could wait. In that
day to be unmarried was the greatest
disgrace. Society differed then from
now.
'2. She Must Renounce Her Cods.
Her Idolatrous worship could not be
curried on in the land where Cod's
people dwelt. This was delicately
touched upon when Orpah went back
(v. lo). Orpah went back when it was
plain there was no chance to get a
husband. Now Naomi puts an addi
tional test upon Kuth, that of giving
up her religion. Kuth was equal to tho
occasion. Her mind was fully made
up.- She was willim; to accept as her
Cod the one who was able to produce
In his subjects the nobility of character
she had observed in Naomi. Naomi's
very frankness in dealing with her
caused Kuth to be more determined to
i cast her lot with her. Ruth's position
I was .so definite and unfaltering that
! the very expressions have come down
: to us in words which "no poetry has
' out-rivaled, and no pathos has ex
ceeded, and which has gone through
: centuries with the music that wiil not
let them be forgotten." She was de
termined to share Naomi's journey, her
, home, her lodge, her lot in life, and her
grave in death, whatever that would
be. To crown it all she would re-
nounce her heathen gods and worship
i Jehovah.
1 III. Blessings Which Attended Ruth's
Faithfulness. Ruth was never sorry
for her choice, because
1. She Found the True Cod (1:K5).
Instead of her heathen gods who were
j unable to help her she now had a
living God, the God of Israel, as her
: God.
! 2. She Found Human Friend's.
! (Chapter 2). As she went to glean in
' the field she was led to the held of
; I'.oaz, a man of wealth and grace. The
! servants of P.oaz treated her with con
! sideration. Even P.oaz gave instrtie-
tions for special consideration to be
given her.
I 3. A Good Husband and a Happy
Home (3-4). She not only secured a
husband, but a man of God who had
an abundance of this world's goods.
4. An Honored Place in the Israel
itlsh Nation (4:13-17). Though she
had to forsake her own people she be
came one of a nobler people.
5. She P.eeame a Link in the Chain
of Christ's Ancestry (4:lS-22 compare
Matthew 1 :,"). The one who Xully de
cides for Christ and gives up till for
him shall get a hundred-fold in this
life, and in the world to come, eternal
life.
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THE PROVERBIAL LAST STRAW
Flora's Papa Had Stood Much, but
This Time Mickey Had Gone Be
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If aot tutu i7 yosr drogsiAt, writ VTkn.i Mnr Chvaical Co.. LouUrflU. Er,
Mickey is a collie pup.
Flora's sister gave Mickey to Flora
last 'hristmas. , - ...
Mickey has done a many . RESENT TAKING OF CENSUS ' THIS WORM FINALLY TURNED
tilings that a little dog should led do, .
but his wagging tail, roguish expres- Enumerators in India Find Their Jobs Really Asking Too Much of Htm to
sioti ami rohpoly antics have always
won him forgiveness. Put now Mickey
is in disgrace.
Flora's mamma didn't get anLT.v
when Mickey puliod the rover off the
Full of Undesirable Thrills
Many Are Beaten.
Sort Out Cats at That Time
of Night.
The trials ami tribulations of a staff Ko:- cellar window was broken in
d some u.iMHi.iHici census lakers to Mr. .bines' old nimble-down house.
best silk stockings.
P.Ut last week the asse-
Flora's house and Mn-kev met hit
the front porch.
Flora's papa sa;. s: "p" to., much
Indianapolis News.
r came to employment
table and broke one of hvr best china find out there were approximately f ( 'onsequenth . all the -urali domestic
cups. :'. 1 ; t, m i.i m h people in India in I'.'-l . : animals in the neighborhood -partieo-
Fb.ra's papa ferine Mickey when have been related by J. Marten, eon- hi rly the cats ran in and out at will,
he chewed the sole off one of his mis n.iiiinissioncr for India. 1 Sometimes there was quite a gather
house slippers. ' The employment of this Huge army, ing in the cellar, and when a pet was
And. of cour-e. Flora couldn't do of eruiriierai..rs, said Mr. Marten, was missing, it was t!,e ivu'sir thing to gti
anything when Mickey tore nr of Iter m-ces-a t at ed b the tact that, uwit-g to to "Fiich- P.;!!'-" d w ith, "Have ou
the illiteracy of tin- population, the seen my cat'.-"
the householder as oneeenii:g a !,oa:h. famih missed
in enumerator ,,f his household was iii;- their "tortojsoi.e'i" a: hc.p imo. and
pov-dhb". He told o; instances of concluding ri,a! she had joined the
e:iume'-ator neing stanned su-p.- happ throng a' I ;,.!.- Pal s. sent their
. ions Hindus, who considered the . en- nam , ei to ask him if he would 'ake
siis takers to., inquisitive. Some of ., h k ami see ;' she was among the.
Burst Its Bonds. ' the natives, on the other hand, resort- number. P -may have been a day of
Another girl and 1 are studying home ,-d to violence when bribery faded to niam similar demands; at all eve-its,
nursing" during the evening. which induce the census takers to make j-,.,-!,. ',;n w as in his um;.! good
necessitates our staving downtown for false entries showing that the natives , tempo,-.
dinner. In order to save expenses we enjo.v ed higher stations ln the social . -Your .-at ma.v he there. .,r she u.if
cook our meals in the office and copse- scale than was really the case. ,1nj ,,, there." he said, 'but I ain't a-
quently have had to take' down a lot The census, Mr. Marten said. g,,in' to light up no lamp an' go down
of kitchen utensils. showed gain of 1.2 per cent over th j that cellar this tMi ' night sortiu
I was bringing a frving pan down ' population of l'.lll. The average ,,, , :lts for nobody!"
one morning. It was an awkward bun- ;, density of population over the whole
die to carry, tftid when I got in the of India was 177 to the square miie.
crowded street car away up in from The maximum density of any province' Fielding's Rank as Author.
so that evcrv one could see me some- was in F.em-al. where there were, Henry Fieiding 1 7"7 1 7.VJ ) was the
thing went "clang," like a tire alarm, found to be ifcrx to the square nii'e. , greatest novo ist of the Fight eenth
Kverybody looked, ami there in front- , reinuiw. He was playwright, a law-
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jv fell ova r it. bin kindly picked ii will no) be moved from his settled pur- masterpiece. Tom .loiies. written in
up and gave it to me. There I had , pose, either by the misdirected rage 17 I'd. wa -ei.- ie,l by CoVridge as
to stand until the end of my journey. , d his tel'ow citizens, or by the threats one oi the th:. e i : i . d perfect ph. is la
-Chicago Tribune. "f nn imperious tyrant.--Horace. literature. ,
When do von
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Sharing Misfortunes.
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Those Who Mean to Be True.
Those who honestly mean to be true
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O. W. Holmes.
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