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Lesson Helps for the Week of June 13iSabbath SchoolLessonFor June 13,1971THE COMING MESSIANIC KINGDOMIsaiah 2:2-4; 9:2-7; 11:1,2Comments by John K. GaultThe first Scripture of this lesson isrepeated verbatim in the prophecy ofMicah 4:1-4. Living as these prophets didover 700 years before the birth of Christ, itwas indeed a "coming MessianicKingdom." They were enabled to look intothe future and see the coming of that time.But, for people living throughout the 1975years since the birth of Christ, it cannot besaid that there is a coming MessianicKingdom because the Messianic Kingdomis already in the world. Jesus came for thepurpose of establishing His Kingdom, andon the morning of the third day followingHis death on the cross, He rose from thedead and vanquished the last great enemywhich was death. Shortly before Jesusascended to sit on the right hand of God,He said to His disciples, "All power is givenunto me in heaven and in earth." In Hisrisen state He had this power at that time;consequently the Messianic Kingdomexisted at that time and has existed in theworld ever since.1: The Messianic Kingdom for thisWorld Began During the "Last Days."Isaiah said in the second verse, "Andit shall come to pass in the last day." He didnot mean the last days before the finaljudgment of this world. He meant the "lastdays" of the old Mosaic economy and ofthe city of Jerusalem. The time of typesand symbols was drawing to a close andsoon the "Lamb of God that taketh awaythe sin of the world" was to come and offerup Himself as the perfect sacrifice. AsJesus drew His last breath on the cross, Heexclaimed, "It is finished." The old orderhad ended, and the "vail of the temple wasrent in twain." It was also the "last days"for the city of Jerusalem. In about seventyyears after the crucifixion of Christ theRoman army under Titus leveled the cityto the ground and completely destroyedthe Temple. This was the fulfillment ofwhat Jesus had said would happen, "See yenot all these things? Verily I say unto you,there shall not be left here one stone uponanother, that shall not be thrown down."(Matt. 24:2).2: There Was the Exaltation oi theChurch in the "Last Days."Isaiah said in 2:2, "And it shall cometo pass in the last days that the mountain ofthe Lord's house shall be established in thetop of the mountains, and shall be exaltedabove the hills." Fifty days following thecrucifixion of Jesus, "when the day ofPentecost was fully come, they were allwith one accord in one place. And suddenlythere came a sound from heaven asof a rushing mighty wind, and it filled allthe house where they were sitting. Andthere appeared unto them cloven tongueslike as of fire, and it sat upon each of them.And they were all filled with the HolySpirit, . And they, continuing daily withone accord in the temple, and breakingbread from house to house, did eat theirmeat with gladness and singleness of heart,praising God, and having favor with all thepeople. And the Lord added to the churchdaily such as should be saved" (Acts 2).This occasion marked the beginning of theChristian Church under the dispensation ofthe Spirit. It occurred in the city ofJerusalem, which was located on the literaltop of a mountain. Abraham saw this placewhen he went to offer his son Isaac; "onthe third day Abraham lifted up his eyes,and saw the place afar off." The Psalmistsaid in Psalm 121, "I will lift up mine eyesunto the hills, from whence cometh myhelp." The Christian Church overtops allother competitive organizations in theworld, and the Gospel has been distributedthroughout the world. The ChristianChurch is indeed the mountaintop ofcivilization and there is no hill in allsociety that is so high.3: People of Every Nation CanUnite with the Church and Enter theKingdom of Christ.This is what Isaiah said would happenduring the "last days": "All nations shallflow unto it." A stream of water which isnot confined "flows" and is not forced. Thechurch is built up in such a manner.People, upon their own volition, unite withthe church and are not forced into it. TheChristian Church embraces all nations andis not restricted to racial or geographicalboundaries. This was the way it wasorganized on the day of Pentecost. Thepeople had come together from distantlands and they wondered how it was thatthey could understand what the apostleswere saying. "And how hear we every manin our own tongue, wherein we were born?Parthians, and Medes, and Elamites, andthe dwellers in Mesopotamia, and in Judea,and Cappadocia, in Pontus, and Asia,Phrygia, and Pamphylia, in Egypt, and inthe parts of Libya about Cyrene, andstrangers of Rome, Jews and proselytes,Cretes and Arabians, we do hear themspeak in our tongues the wonderful worksof God" (Acts 2:8-11). Isaiah, therefore.envisioned the time when the ChristianChurch would succeed the worship of thetemple where he "saw the Lord, high andlifted up." In the Temple no Gentile wasallowed to enter, but upon the death ofChrist this discrimination was removed andall who so desired could enter the holyplace of Christ's fellowship.4: Christians, in the MessianicKingdom, Should Give to Each OtherMutual Assistance and Encouragement.The dispensation of the Spirit whichthe world is in at the present time, eversince Pentecost, can be said to be the "lastdays." The Holy Spirit is the final appealwhich God makes to sinful man. It is notstrange, therefore, that Jesus should say,"And whosoever shall speak a word againstthe Son of man, it shall be forgiven him:but unto him that blasphemeth against theHoly Spirit it shall not be forgiven." So,during these "last days" which Isaiah talksabout, "Many people shall go and say,Come ye and let us go up to the mountainof the Lord, to the house of the God ofJacob; and He will teach us of His ways,and we will walk in His paths." Christiansshould invite unbelievers to attend churchfor it is the house of God. The church is aplace of instruction. "He will teach us ofHis ways." There are two realms ofChristian living: one is to come under theinstruction of Christ, who is the greatestteacher and who said, "Learn of me," andthe other realm is the practice of what hasbeen learned. To "walk in His paths"implies that people are to make a practicalapplication of their Christian learning intheir every day experiences. Learning anddoing are complementary interests inthe Messianic Kingdom of which thechurch is a mighty fortress.5: The Church Is the Capital of theMessianic Kingdom.Isaiah said, "For out of Zion shall goforth the law, and the word of the Lordfrom Jerusalem." The old law was givenfrom Mount Sinai, but the new law of theMessianic Kingdom was given by JesusChrist. Jerusalem was the center of Hisearthly activities andit was there that Hedied and rose again. The first ChristianChurch was established in Jerusalem and ithas come to represent the spiritual Zion,which is the headquarters of all spiritualactivity. Jesus said in regard to forgiveness,MAY 19, 1971 11
"I say not unto thee until seven times, butuntil seventy times seven." He said, "Loveyour enemies" and "Seek first the kingdomof God and his righteousness." The laws ofthe church are contained in the Scripturesof the Old and New Testaments and sopeople have great inducement for going upto the "mountain of the Lord, to the houseof the God of Jacob."6: The Character of the MessianicKingdom is Justice and Peace."He shall judge among the nations,and shall rebuke many people .... nationshall not lift up sword against nation,neither shall they learn war any more."This transformation is a continuingprocess, but will be completed some timein the future."Lesson based on International Sunday SchoolLessons: the International Bible Lessons forChristian Teaching, copyrighted 1967 by the DivisionJunior Topicfor June 13,1971UNIT: Missionary MindedTHE MESSAGE — MISSIONARIESOF THE REFORMATIONby Miss Martha HutchesonMemory Psalm: Psalm 67, verses 1,2,3.Memory Verse: John 3:16References: I Corinthians 15:1-4, Acts 1:8,Book, Heroes of the Faith.Review some of the missionariesdiscussed last week. What made themmissionaries? Who can be a missionary?Last week we said that a missionary isa person sent by God to tell the Gospel, asPaul said in I Cor. 1:17. Review. The"Gospel" means good news. The OldTestament missionaries told the good newsabout God their Savior. The NewTestament missionaries understood moreabout the "good news" because Jesusshowed them He was the Savior God hadsent. Our memory verse, John 3:16, tells usthis. Before Jesus left this earth Hepromised His disciples that they wouldreceive power to go and tell about Him.Acts 1:8.Paul, the greatest New Testamentmissionary, made it very clear that to besaved one must believe the good news thatJesus died for our sins, was buried and roseagain. I Cor. 15:1-4.It was exciting to see how Christ'spromise of Acts 1:8 began to work.Beginning at Jerusalem God sentmissionaries to tell the good news to allparts of the world. The early missionarieswere often just families who had to move.Everywhere they went they told theirneighbors and friends about Jesus. Some ofthe early missionaries went as far as India,Ethiopia and Spain. (Find on map anddiscuss difficulties of travel.)To make sure that His missionarieswould not forget the good news, God sawto it that the Bible was completed and puttogether. The Bible holds the good news.A sad thing began to happen. Peopleforgot about the Bible and the good news.Church people began to force others tobecome Christians by the sword. Most•church leaders taught that doing goodworks and belonging to church saved aperson instead of Jesus.The world needed the Bible so thatman could learn the good news again. SoGod raised up several missionaries:1. John Wyeliffe — 1320, England,"Morning Star of the Reformation", ascholarly Oxford educated priest. StudiedLatin Bible. Found that it contained thetrue words of God and the way ofof Christian Education, National Council of Churchesof Christ in the U.S.A."12salvation. Because of his Bible study, hewas called "The Gospel Doctor." A friendand he translated the whole Bible intoEnglish. They hired men to hand copy itand then sent men out to preach it. Godhad true missionaries again!! Aren't youglad we have the Bible in English today?2. Martin Luther — 1500, Germany.As a young scholar he discovered a wholeBible in his University Library. He wasamazed at all that it contained that he hadnever heard before. Later as a priest he wasappointed a university instructor. Hebegan to study and teach the Bible. Fromthe Bible he learned the good news ofsalvation in Christ. He was a changed man.He translated the Bible into Germanso the common people could understand it.The Bibles sold quickly. Luther was amissionary to the German people.3. John Calvin — France, 1509. Aftergraduating from law school, he experienceda sudden conversion where herealized that faith in Jesus Christ alonebrought salvation. He began to preach theBible right away. He helped a relativetranslate the Bible into French. He wasused by God to awaken people to theGospel in France, Switzerland, Scotlandand on to North America.God raised up many other men atthis time, like John Knox who preachedboldly in spite of riots and unrest that wasshaking England.Each of these men discovered theBible to be the word of God and werethrilled at the good news they found in it.They went to their own countries asmissionaries. Next week we will discoverhow God began to move people to go toother countries.Project: Complete small Bibles frommatch boxes. Have John 3:16 written onslip of paper. Place inside match boxes.Application: Children can practicetelling one another how one becomes aChristian — the good news — in their ownwords. For proof text use match box Biblewith John 3:16. Have you accepted thegood news? Have you let Jesus change yourheart? Give opportunity for discussion andresponse. God may give you the opportunityto lead a child into the Kingdom.Game: Learn missionaries of Cyprus,station and responsibilities. Review Japan.Jump-up Quiz.Use world globe, pointing outcountries and pictures of missionaries ofthe Reformation mentioned.Prayer MeetingTopicfor June 16,1971PRAYER FOR TAIWANDr. S. E. BoyleMatthew 28:18-20; Acts 16:1-40Psalms: 65:1-6, Page 155; 66:1-3,6,7, Page157; 110:1-3, Page 275; 22:9,12,14, Page 51.Reference ReadingIf the leader can secure these twobooks by Covenanter authors, havesomebody read a chapter or two and reportthe substance of the material to the prayermeeting. It will considerably helpdiscussion and prayer on this week's topic.Hoi Moon, by Miss Alice E. Robb, 1970,chapters I, II, pages 1-72.Looking Back From Sunset Land, 1898, byRev. N. R. Johnston, Chapter XLV,"Missionarry Work Among the Chinese inCalifornia," pages 446-460.Nothing would be a more suitableexpression of our church's centennialremembrance of our Covenant of 1871than the opening of a new missionary fieldin Taiwan, if the Lord continues to guidethe church to that goal.Section 5 of the Covenant of 1871:"Rejoicing that the enthroned Mediator isnot only King in Zion, but King over all theearth, and recognizing the obligation of Hiscommand to go into all the world andpreach the gospel to every creature, and toteach all nations, baptizing them in thename of the Father, of the Son, and of theHoly Ghost, and resting with faith in thepromise of His perpetual promise as thepledge of success, we hereby dedicateourselves to the great work of makingknown God's light and salvation among thenations, and to this end will labor that theChurch may be provided with an earnest,self-denying and able ministry. Profoundlyconscious of past remissness and neglect,we will henceforth, by our prayers,pecuniary contributions and personalexertions, seek the revival of pure andundefiled religion; the conversion of Jewsand Gentiles to Christ, that all men may beblessed in Him, and that all nations maycall Him blessed."COVENANTER WITNESS
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THE COVENANTER WITNESSOfficial orgr
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Glimpses of the Religious WorldRev.
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REV. J. PAUL WILSON WRITES:Nicosia,
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NOTICE OF CALLOn November 22, 1970,
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STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENTTHE WHITE
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our services. Dr. Felker has been a
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Home for the Aged in Hot Springs."
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an aid to missions. In country afte
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How Safe Are You:Rev. D. Howard Ell
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The Children's CornerFounded on fac
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great sinners and so they repented
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NOTICE OF CALLOn the evening of Jan
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IN SPITE OF EVERYTHING!Paul Speiche
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IN HOSPITALMiss Mildred Blair of th
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PRE-SYNODIC CONFERENCEFor Reformed
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The Ethics of EvangelismRev. Donald
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Urbana '70 CommunionRev. RobertAlmo
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VOLUME LXXXVI NO. 15 APRIL 14, 1971
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When Sorrow ComesRev. Robert McMill
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MYBIBLE(Part II)by Rev. Robert More
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Faith In ActionWhen moderns speak a
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How To ReadA Christian Bookby Rev.
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Instead Of Their FathersRev. John M
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The Rest We NeedThe Rev. Joel H. Ne
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Prayer HindrancesDr. Herbert R. Hay
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