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Lesson Helps for the Week of July 11Sabbath SchoolLessonForJulyll,1971GOD, THE CHRISTIAN,AND GOVERNMENTIndges 9:8-15, Jer. 1:9,10,17-19;Mark 10:43-45; Romans 13:1-7Comments by John K. GaultIn answer to question 4 of theShorter Catechism, "What is God?" weread, "God is a Spirit, infinite, eternal, andunchangeable, in His being, wisdom,power, holiness, justice, goodness, andtruth." A Christian is one who makes the"acknowledgement that the Scriptures ofthe Old and New Testaments are the Wordof God and the only infallible rule of faithand life."And second,"an acknowledgmentthat the Lord Jesus Christ is the Son of Godand the only Redeemer of men; togetherwith a personal acceptance of Him asSavior and Lord."In chapter 29 of the Testimony it issaid, first, "Civil government is an ordinanceof God. Man by creation is apolitical being, to whom government isnatural and necessary. As no particularform of government is prescribed in theWord of God, any form,if adequate, isproper; yet always with the proviso that itshall duly acknowledge the authority ofGod, and conduct its affairs so as toconserve the rights of men." Second:"Sovereignty belongs to Almighty Godalone, who has committed all authority toHis Son, our Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ.It is the duty of every nation, in setting upits government, to acknowledge theauthority of Christ, and to enter intocovenant with Him as its King and Savior."1: Men Who Obey God's CommandmentsShould Be Chosen to RuleOver People.This thought is presented in Judges8:30-35;-9. Gideon was one of the judges ofIsrael, who delivered Israel from theoppression of the Midianites. Gideon hadmany wives by whom he begat seventysons. He also had one son by a maidservantwho lived in Shechem, and his name wasAbimelech. When Gideon had deliveredIsrael from the Midianites Israel desiredhim to be their ruler, as they said, "Rulethou over us, both thou, and thy son, andthy son's son also: for thou hast deliveredus from the hand of Midian. And Gideonsaid unto them, I will not rule over you,neither shall my son rule over you: theLord shall rule over you." They wantedGideon to establish a family dynasty overthem. But after Gideon died the childrenof Israel again went after an idol whichthey called Baalberith and they also ceasedto regard the family of Gideon who haddone so much for them.It was then that Abimelech, the sonof the maidservant, came to his mother'sfolks in Shechem and he said to them,"Whether is better for you, either that allthe sons of Jerubbaal (Gideon), which arethreescore and ten persons, reign over you,or that one reign over you? remember alsothat I am your bone and your flesh." So allof his mother's folks in Shechem decidedto follow Abimelech and they gave himseventy "pieces of silver out of the house ofBaal-berith," with which he hired a largecrowd of "vain and light persons."Abimelech and his gang of hoodlums thenwent and murdered 69 of the seventy sonsof Gideon. One only, named Jotham, hidhimself and thus saved his life. All the menof Shechem and of the fortress of Millothen rallied around Abimelech to makehim king.When Jotham heard what the peopleof Shechem had done he went to the top ofMount Gerizim at the foot of which wasthe village of Shechem, and he called tothem: "Hearken unto me, ye men ofShechem, that God may hearken unto you.The trees went forth on a time to anoint aking over them; and they said unto theolive tree, Reign thou over us. But the olivetree said unto them, Should I leave myfatness, wherewith by me they honor Godand man, and go to be promoted over thetrees? And the tree said unto them, ShouldI forsake my sweetness, and my good fruit,and go to be promoted over the trees?Then said the trees unto the vine, Comethou and reign over us. And the vine saidunto them, Should I leave my wine, whichcheereth God and man, and go to bepromoted over the trees? Then said all thetrees unto the bramble, Come thou andreign over us. And the bramble said untothe trees, If in truth ye anoint me king overyou, then come and put your trust in myshadow: andif not let fire come out of thebramble, and devour the cedars ofLebanon."Now thereforeif ye have done trulyand sincerely, in that ye have madeAbimelech king, andif ye have dealt wellwith Jerubbaal and his house, and havedone unto him according to the deservingof his hands;.. .Butif not, let fire come outfrom Abimelech, and devour the men ofShechem, and the house of Millo; and letfire come out from the men of Shechem,and from the house of Millo, and devourAbimelech. And Jotham ran away."This was a parable and a curse whichJotham declared against the men ofShechem and Abimelech. Events shortlyarose just as Jotham had predicted.Trouble arose between the men ofShechem and Abimelech and he burntthem alive. He then made an attack againstThebez and captured it, but the people ofThebez retreated into a strong tower. AsAbimelech was preparing to burn the doora woman hurled a piece of a millstonewhich struck Abimelech on the headbreaking his skull. As he was about to diehe commanded his armorbearer to kill himwith his sword lestit be said, "A womanslew him." This parable uttered by Jothamillustrates the wrong that is done whenpeople select a wicked ruler and chooseone by the wrong method. David said in 2Samuel 23:3, "He that ruleth over menmust be just, ruling in the fear of God."2: A Ruler's Work Is OftenDestructive as well as Constructive.This fact is portrayed in Jeremiah1:9,10. Now Jeremiah was a prophet and nota civil ruler. But he was the spiritual rulerover the nation and that which he saidwould happen to the country did surelyhappen. Upon his commission God said tohim, "See, I have this day set thee over thenations and over the kingdoms, to root out,and to plant." Jeremiah, therefore, was auniversal ruler, for God had set him overall the nations and kingdoms of the earth.He was commissioned to eradicate fromthe land all that was evil and he was to"build and to plant" all that was good. Civilrulers very often fail in each of these twocategories. In the United States, today,there is much to eradicate and there ismuch to initiate.3: A Christian Should Denounce theNation's Sins and Be Unafraid.God told the youthful and inexperiencedJeremiah to take such an attitudebefore the wicked people and kingsof Judah. He said, "Thou therefore gird upthy loins, and arise and speak unto them allthat I command thee: be not dismayed attheir faces, lest I confound thee beforethem. For, behold, I have made thee thisday a defenced city and an iron pillar, andbrasen walls against the whole land, againstJUNE 16. 1971II
the kings of Judah, against the princes In the Holy Land there was nothereof, and against the people of the snow—rather a rainy season. But when theland." Jeremiah was a real patriot whoendeavored to have his country do the willof God. This attitude will invoke the bittercold rains stopped, the flowers again cameto life.If you live in the north where snowopposition of the forces of covers the ground from December tounrighteousness but God is able topreserve His people in every emmergency.4: The Way to Be Great Is Throughthe Role of a Servant.Jesus said this truth in Mark 10:42-44.The disciples were much displeased withtwo of their number, James and John,because they asked of Jesus that they mightsit, "one on Thy right hand, and the otheron Thy left hand, in Thy glory." "Jesuscalled them to Him, and saith unto them,Ye know that they which are accounted torule over the Gentiles exercise lordshipover them; and their great ones exerciseauthority upon them. But so shall it not beamong you: but whosoever will be greatamong you, shall be your minister." Oneshould not seek high office in either churchMarch, the first yellow crocus that sticksits head through the snow thrills you andreminds you of the beauty of nature. Thoseof .you who live in the South find pleasurein the blooming of tulip trees and giantmagnolias. All winter long, the flowershave been dormant waiting for God's call.Next our text mentions that spring isa time of the singing of birds. During thelong winter the birds that do not migrateare busy searching for food. The birds whodepend upon insects for food must follownature's call to warmer climates in order tosurvive. But with the advent of spring thebirds return to their home to raise theiryoung. Even birds have a place in God'splan. The phrase,"the voice of the turtle,"does not refer to the reptile but rather toor state for the sake of adulation but for the turtledoves which is a species ofservice to God."Lesson based on International Sunday Schoolpigeons common to Palestine. They are amigratory bird leaving in the fall andLessons: the International Bible Lessons for returning in March. The fig tree begins toChristian Teaching, copyrighted 1967 by the Division bear fruit and blossoms before any leavesof Christian Education, National Council of Churches appear. In the Holy Land this is a sign ofof Christ in the U.S.A."spring.This beautiful passage of ScriptureJunior Topicteaches us that in our lives during aspiritual winter we can be dead in sin butForIulyll,1971with the coming of spring, our acceptanceUnit: God's Gift of Natureof Christ as our Savior, we are born again.NATURE'S BEAUTY AND PRAISEThe second part of our lesson tonightMrs. Robert McElroyis on praise. Our memory Psalm for thisMemory Psalm: Psalm 148.unit is Psalm 148. So let us study this PsalmMemory Verse: Song of Solomon 2:10-13, carefully.Scripture: Matt. 6:28,29; Song of Solomon What is praise? How can we praise2:10-13; Psalm 148.God? Who should praise Him? WhenLast week we studied some of the should we praise Him? Study Psalm 148 tolessons of nature. We were reminded of thestrength, glory, and majesty of the thingsHe has made. Another of nature's lessonsfind the answers to these questions.Psalm 148 begins with the words,"Praise ye the Lord," as do all of thewas not to covet fine clothing nor to be Psalms from 146 through 150. These are theproud of it, but rather, to depend uponGod in His wisdom to care for our needs.Psalms of praise. Our dictionary tells usthat praise means "to glorify God, expeciallyTonight we will be thinkingin song; to worship." We comof nature's beauty and praise. monly use the words, "Praise the Lord," toRead together the Scripture reference: mean sing Psalms to His glory. But praiseSong of Solomon 2:10-13. This is a means more than this. We need to praisebeautiful description "of one of nature'smost glorious acts. It is a promise thatGod in thought, in word, and in deed. Wemust back up our praise with actions thatwhen winter comes—spring is not far praise the Lord.behind. Look out your window. Does snow In the first six verses, there is a callcover the ground or is rain making patterns for heavenly beings to praise God—angels,on the windowpane?It matters not whetheryou are living in New York or Californiaand heavenly hosts. Then the stars, moon,and sun, all creations of God's hands arethe spring season beckons to you told to praise Him. Think about that athroughout the dark winter days.The Bible tells us that the winter dayswill pass—they won't last forever. Besides,spring would not be so wonderful andpleasant if it did not follow winter.12minute. How is it possible for these thingsto praise God?Read the remainder of the Psalm andnote the great variety of animals andhuman beings that are mentioned. All ofthese are things of this world. There is nocreature too important to praise God andneither is there any creature too unimportant.Not only should kings and princesand judges praise God, but also youngmen, young girls, old men, and children.Children just like you are called upon topraise God. We must remember that eachof us—no matter how quick or how slow,no matter whether we are leaders orfollowers—is precious to God and each ofus has a place in His plan."Let them praise the name of theLord: for His name alone is excellent; Hisglory is above the earth and heaven. . .Praise ye the Lord."Questions:1. What are the signs of spring in yourarea of the country? Is it the fig treebearing fruit?2. What are some of the mostbeautiful things in nature you have seen?3. How can each of us show morepraise to God?Activity:Howmany different animals wereyou able to find last week in the Bible?What new ones did you find during theweek? Perhaps you can share thereferences for these "new-found" animals.Tonight we are going on a differentsafari. We are looking for flowers andplants. Remember the kinds of climate theHoly Land has, then start looking.Yotimight begin with these: Ex. 9:31; Gen.41:49; Numbers 13:23; Amos 8:1; I Kings5:11; II Samuel 23:11; Numbers 17:8; Isaiah35:1; I Kings 4:33.Next week we'll be looking-for trees.Prayer MeetingTopicforluly 14,1971PRAYER FOR CONFERENCESMr. Sam WilkeyAs we are well into the summer,many are expectantly looking forward to asummer conference or conferences. Infact, as can be seen below, CovenantHeights has already been in session for acouple of days. Tonight we are to considerespecially our summer conferences inprayer.The leader might consider, amongothers, these objectives or values of oursummer conferences: Spiritual refreshmentMatt. 11:28-30; Relaxation -Eph.5:16; Fellowship - Mai. 3:16; Phil. 1:3,5;I John 1:7; Prov. 27:17; Opportunity forservice -1 Cor. 15: 58; I Thess. 2:8; Judges5:2.Perhaps different ones canremember theme Psalms from differentconferences which the leader can use forPsalms to be sung during the meeting inpraise of God.It may be of value to have individualsCOVENANTER WITNESS
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THE COVENANTER WITNESSOfficial orgr
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Glimpses of the Religious WorldRev.
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When Sorrow ComesRev. Robert McMill
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