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Sabbath SchoolLessonLesson Helps for the Week of April 25ifor April 25,1971God's ludgment Upon IsraelAmos 1:1; 2:4-7; 8:4-7,11Comments by John K. GaultOnly one man in the Old Testamenthad the name, Amos, and that man was theAmos of this lesson. He lived over sevenhundred years before Christ, in the vicinityof Tekoa, a small village about ten milessouth of Jerusalem. By occupation Amoswas a shepherd and the scholars say thatthe name herdsman indicates that he raiseda special breed of sheep, the wool of whichwas very desirable in the weaving industry.The call of Amos to be a prophet isdescribed in his answer to Amaziah, thepriest of Bethel, who counseled him to gosouth into Judah and "there eat bread, andprophesy there," as he said, "I was noprophet, neither was I a prophet's son; butI was an herdman and a gatherer ofsycamore fruit: and the Lord took me as Ifollowed the flock, and the Lord said untome, Go, prophesy unto my people Israel.Now therefore hear thou the word of theLord." It is evident, therefore, that Amosnever attended any formal school of theprophets, but, notwithstanding, his simpleoutdoor life enabled him to realize thenearness of God and of the responsibilitywhich the people owed to God. Somecommentators are of the opinion thatAmos probably visited different cities ofthe land and in that way he saw the uncheckedwickedness of the countries andhis heart burned within him to dosomething about it.1: Amos, Speaking For God,Pronounced ludgment upon JudahBecause the People Despised God's Law.As he said in 2:4 they "have not kepthis commandments, and their lies causedthem to err, after the which their fathershave walked." To despise God's law is thegreatest sin which people can commit. It isthe origin of all other forms of transgressions.In Psalm 19:7 the singer said,'The law of the Lord is perfect, convertingthe soul." To despise God's law is,therefore, to be in an unconverted state.People, by nature, are inclined to do as'hey please, but this inclination can veryMARCH 31, 1971easily prove their undoing. A child alwayswants to do as he pleases; consequently hemight put poison in his mouth, fall into thewater, or destroy himself in many otherways. The restraining hand and voice ofthe parent is always necessary if the child isto be kept from harm. This is what the lawof the Lord does for people. When peopleobserve and obey this law they are keptfrom the harm of the Devil who wouldotherwise destroy them. The nation ofJudah had come to despise the law of theLord and as a consequence God said tothat nation in the words of Amos, "But Iwill send a fire upon Judah, and it shalldevour the palaces of Jerusalem." This waswhat happened when Nebuchadnezzar,king of Babylon, captured the city,destroyed the Temple, and took all theimportant citizens into captivity.2: God Pronounced ludgment uponIsrael Because the Greedy LandownersOppressed the Poor.Amos said for God, "For threetransgressions of Israel, and for four, I willnot turn away the punishment thereof;because they sold the righteous for silver,and the poor for a pair of shoes; that pantafter the dust of the earth on the head ofthe poor, and turn aside the way of themeek;" The poor of the land were forcedto sell themselves into slavery in order tohave food to eat and even to obtain a pairof shoes were the poor sold into slavery.The rich were so rapacious in their greedthat they sought to seize the poor who hadput dust on their heads as a sign of theirabject misery. The "meek" or those whodid desire to do the will of God were"turned aside"; that is, they werediscriminated against by the lustful rich. Inthe "Deserted Village" Goldsmith says,"111 fares the land, to hastening ills aprey.Where wealth accumulates, and mendecay;Princes and lords may flourish or mayfade;A breath can make them, as a breathhas made;But a bold peasantry, their country'spride,When once destroyed, can never besupplied."Amos said, also, as he denounced therich men of Israel for their oppression ofthe poor, "Hear this, O ye that swallow upthe needy, even to make the poor of theland to fail, saying, When will the newmoon be gone, that we may sell corn? andthe Sabbath, that we may set forth wheat,making the ephah small, and the shekelgreat, and falsifying the balances bydeceit." The rapacious land owners ofIsrael were guilty of the most flagrantsocial sins which amounted to openviolation of the second table of the lawrequiring love for one's neighbor.3: God Pronounced Judgment uponIsrael Because of Her Gross Immorality.This is stated in 2:7,8, "A man and hisfather will go in unto the same maid, toprofane my holy name: and they laythemselves down upon clothes laid topledge by e\ery altar." — Incest andadultery were evidently commonplace andtheir idol worship was characterized byopen wickedness of this sort. Israel,therefore, had become a nation of idolworshipers, which was a violation of thefirst table of the law wherein God had said,"Thou shalt have no other gods beforeme." Their oppression and cheating of thepoor were violations of the second table ofthe law which commanded people to lovetheir neighbors as themselves.4: God's Judgments upon IsraelWere Inescapable.For every cause there must be aneffect, so God said through Amos, "Cantwo walk together except they be agreed?Will a lion roar in the forest when he hathno prey? Will a young lion cry out of hisden, if he have taken nothing? Can a birdfall in a snare upon the earth, where no ginis for him? Shall one take up a snare fromthe earth, and have taken nothing at all? —The lion hath roared, who will not fear?The Lord God hath spoken, who can butprophesy?" Through Amos, God has saidto the people of every age and nation thatas day and night follow each other soretribution is sure to follow any disregardof God's laws.S: Israel Did Not Learn from LocalJudgments.Amos said in 4:6-9,11,12, "And I havegiven you cleanness of teeth in all yourcities, and want of bread in all your places:vet have ye not returned unto me, saith theLord. And also I have withholden the rainfrom vou, when there were vet threeII
months to the harvest: and I caused it torain upon one city, and caused it not torain upon another city: one piece wasrained upon, and the piece whereupon itrained not withered. So two or three citieswandered unto one city, to drink water;but they were not satisfied: yet have ye notreturned unto me, saith the Lord. I havesmitten you with blasting and mildew: . . .yet have ye not returned unto me saith theLord. ... I have overthrown some of you,as God overthrew Sodom and Gomorrah, .. . yet have ye not returned unto me, saiththe Lord. Therefore thus will I do untoyou, O Israel: and because I will do thisunto thee, prepare to meet they God, OIsrael."God has spoken to the people ofAmerica in much the same way as he spoketo Israel. Local disasters have occurred invarious places such as the earthquake inLos Angeles county, the tornado in theMississippi delta, and storms of snow but itcan be said of America as Amos said ofIsrael, "Yet have ye not returned unto me,saith the Lord. Therefore, . . . prepare tomeet thy God." America has not yetlearned from local disasters that her greatduty is to acknowledge Christ the King."Lesson based on International Sunday SchoolLessons: the International Bible Lessons forChristian Teaching, copyrighted 1967 by the Divisionof Christian Education, National Council of Churchesof Christ in the U.S.A."Junior TopicFor April 25,1971Unit: Our Public Worshipand SacramentsTHE OFFERING(Tithes and Stewardship)Mrs. John Russell"God loveth a cheerful giver" (II Cor.9:10). God is a giving God and Christianityis a giving religion. Christians must be agiving people. All we possess we receivedfrom God. He has made us stewards of allwe possess. "It is required in stewards thata man be found faithful" (I Cor. 4:2). Thetime will come when we will be called togive an account of our stewardship. (Luke16:2)Covetousness, to want more than wehave or what someone else has, is a deadlysin. "The love of money is the root of allevil" (I Tim. 6:10). God doesn't want stingychildren. That is what we are if we havenever learned to give. We need to give forour own sakes, because it will not reallyhurt God if He doesn't receive our littletithe. It will hurt us if we keep everythingfor ourselves. (Elliott — "Handbook forYoung Christians") We may become less12thankful to God and selfish, and will f<strong>org</strong>etwho made us and gives us everything thatwe are and have. "Bring ye all the tithesinto the storehouse, that there may bemeat in mine house, and prove Me nowherewith, saith the Lord of hosts, if I willnot open you the windows of heaven andpour you out a blessing, that there shall notbe room enough to receive it" (Mai. 3:10).What does the word steward orstewardship mean? This means a way oflife in which we understand that all wehave really belongs to God, and then weshow that we understand this by regularlygiving a part of it back to Him for the workof bringing others into God's Kingdom. Agood steward uses all his abilities and anyspecial talents in service for God'swork, too. We should give our whole self toGod. If we are God's children, we say toGod, "I belong to You, dear Father." Thatis the gift God loves best.And, because we love God, we wantto give to others. We give to the poorbecause Jesus loves them. We give to helpmissionaries tell the story of Jesuseverywhere. This we do when we give ourmoney in the offering in the church services.This, too, is an important part of ourpublic worship of God. We can give kindwords and do kind deeds to people aroundus, as Jesus did. Jesus says that when wegive something to someone else becausewe love Jesus, we are really giving to JesusHimself.Isn't it wonderful that we really givesomething to Jesus, just as Mary in theBible gave her precious ointment orperfume? This giving will make us happy.(Review story of Mary and Jesus — John11:2, 12:1-8)Here's another Bible story aboutgiving. One day, long ago, when theIsraelites were God's special people, Godtold them to build Him a tabernacle — abig tent where they could worship Him. Hetold Moses, their leader, just how to makeit. And He said, "Everybody who wants tomay bring things for the tabernacle. Youmay bring gold and silver, wood, beautifulcloth, and animal skins; you may bringjewelry and sweet incense." Do you thinkmany people wanted to bring gifts to Godfor the tabernacle? Oh, yes! All who lovedthe Lord were glad to bring their gifts.They brought their best and many, manythings, so much, that at last Moses saidthey should stop! The people had shownhow much they loved God. He had done somuch for them, and that is the reason thatthey were so glad to bring gifts to Him.When your birthday comes, it's ahappy day, isn't it? Maybe you get presentsand it's fun to get presents. Gettingpresents makes you happy, but do youknow what will make you even morehappy? Giving something makes us morehappy than getting something. We givepresents to people because we love them.Next time you give something, see howhappy you yourself will be!What does it mean when the ministertalks about "tithing"? The practice of"tithing," or giving one tenth of the netincome of money to God's Kingdom, is asystem which many Christians have foundto be a good method of stewardship. Youmay wonder how you can tithe or give anoffering in church when you are a youngboy or girl. God doesn't think of theamount of money given, but of the attitude(cheerfully or stubbornly) and of thesacrifice (giving most to God or beingselfish with money). In the Bible is thestory of a poor widow who came toworship and gave only two mites (less thana penny) and yet Jesus gave her great creditfor this because He knew this was all shehad and she would have faith that Godwould help her get more money for foodand things she needed. Stewardship includesfour parts of life: self, service, time,and money. 1) Self — He wants our loyaland loving hearts and lives. 2) Service —He wants our physical and spiritualabilities used in His service. 3) Time —In one sense all time is special, becauseGod gives us life here, but especially oneday, the Sabbath, is to be special for Him.(Ex. 20:8-11). 4) Money — He wants usto return to Him a portion of what we haveto show Him we understand He really ownsit all.So we see that giving to the Lord is anact of worship. It also helps us grow inunselfishness, sympathy, and generositytoward those who are in need. And manywho give the tithe regularly say that Godblesses, and the nine tenths of money goesfarther than the ten tenths did before!(Tweed — "The Communicants' Class)To Leader:(1) Catechism questions — 39, 50.(2) Memory Psalms for Unit: 95, p. 231;122, p. 316. Review.(3) Sing in meeting: Ps. 96:3, p. 232; Ps.27:4,5,8, p. 62; Ps. 66:10,12,13, p. 158; Ps.116:8,9,11,12, p. 282.(4) Worship Verse — Acts 20:35 (write innotebook).(5) "Worship Notebook" — Label thispage, "Giving Money to Jesus." Have childbring picture of church and collectionplate and money. Make a heading, "Offerings"with two columns marked,"Pleasing to God" and "Not Pleasing toGod." List Bible characters on each side,such as Cain, Abel, widow and two mites,giving for tabernacle, etc. List also what ispleasing today from us: selves, time,COVENANATER WITNESS
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