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What tribe did Samson belong to?(Judges 14:25) Can you locate it on amap of Palestine?Supply the missing words in this versefrom Psalm 118:14: "The Lord is myand, and is become"myList in your notebook six ways thatyou can be a stronger Christian: Ephesians 6:16; Luke 11:10; I John 3:14; IJohn 4:7, 8; Proverbs 23:12; 24:5; andPsalms 107:2 are some suggestions.SABBATH SCHOOL, LESSONNovember 27, 1955Rev. W. J. McBurney(Lessons based on international Sunday SchoolLessons; the Internationa] Bible Lessons foiChristian Teaching, copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education.)SPREAD OF THE GOOD NEWSTEXT, Luke8:l, 4-8; 9:1-6; 10:1, 2a,8, 9, 17aMEMORY VERSE: Luke 10:2; "Theharvest indeed is plenteous; but the laborers are few; pray ye therefore theLord of the harvest, that he send forthlaborers into his harvest."Christ taught the people.He performed many wonderful works. He prepared His disciples to do "greater worksthan these." Christ wrought Salvation.He did what no man could do. His lifeand work is the best news that theworld has ever heard. It is the "Gospel,"the Good Story. Having done that whichHe alone could do, He trained and commissioned men to do what they wereable to do by His power.It was the enemies of Christ thatcalled His disciples ignorant and unlearned men. That could not be saidof them after they had been in trainingunder the best of all teachers for threeyears. Christ taught the wayof life toall who came to hear. But He taught Hisdisciples how to teach the way of life.Christ came to save sinners. He alonecould do that. But men could teach theway of the great salvation that Christhad wrought. So Christ taught men howto show men the way of salvation.So we would define the study todayin this way; Christ Teaches His Disciples How to Spread the Good News.He Taught Them by ExampleAfter His disciples had learned theway of salvation, and had enlisted in thegreat work of spreading that knowledge,Christ gathered them about Him andtook them out among the kind of folksthey were to teach, and they watchedHim while He did the kind of work theywere to do. Christ was an ideal teacher.He started with what was known, andled to what was not known.314There were times when He introducedevery mystery by a parable. They werewindows to let the light in. There werethe lilies growing about them in suchbeauty as no artist could approach.Countless thousands of them, each in aperfection of beauty beyond their comprehension, who made them? There,just across the valley on the hillside,was the grain field. They rememberedwhen it was planted, and knew that thefarmer used the same seed on all of it.But the harvest differed in differentparts of the field. It was from the verybest to what was wasted land and effort,and seed. There, while He warned thepeople of the danger of failing to makethe best use of the truth offered tothem, He showed His disciples the kindof people that they would have to teach.He showed them how to offer hopeand joy by the Beatitudes. They were allexemplified in the experiences of livesthat they knew. Everything about us isa parable to those who study them inthe light of God's sovereign power.For a couple of years, I have beenreading "NOW," a four page semi-weekly published by "LeTourneau Teck."One page is given to short EvangelisticMessages by Tom M. Olson. The rest ismainly filled with news of new developments in super-powered machines. Everyitem leads the writer of it to suggestsome way in which the news illustratesthe way of salvation and service. Whenbusiness is dedicated to Christian service, there is hope for the Kingdom. Le-Tourneau's ventures in business evangelism are worth watching.The Parable of the Seed, the Sower andthe SoilChrist Himself explained this parableso plainly that there seems little moreto do than to study our own lives, andsee where we fit into the picture. Weare in it, and when we find our facein the picture, if we don't like the pose,well, it's a moving picture, we canchange it, for the future. All fourkinds of soil are to be found in almostany crowd. No difference about otherfolks until we have found where we fitinto the picture. Do we hear the Wordwithout listening? Do we make goodresolutions under showers of blessings,and forget them when the weather getshot? Do we attempt to live a Christianlife without giving up doubtful occupations, or pleasures, or our pet idols? Or,have we prepared the soil of our hearts,without fencing out the tramping feetthat would pack it down so that theseed could never take root? Perhapswe make good resolutions only in thewarmth of a communion season or a revival, and when special influences havepassed the fruit withers for lack of adeep contact with the never-failingspring of Christ the living fountain.Perhaps we have not broken the entangling alliance with sins that are rootedin our lives, that spring up and growfaster than we thought they would, until they take the nourishment of the soilaway from the good seed, or perhapscrowd it out altogether. It is not hard tofind all these conditions in other folks.Have we looked for them in ourselves?The part of the field that delights usis where everyseed has grown and isbearing a heavy harvest of grain onehundredfold.Christ Taught the Art of Teachingthrough Practice.Christ had shown His disciples Hismethod in actual dealing with the world,sowing the seed in all kinds of soil. Hehad explained to them the seed and thesoil, and after He had warned of whatthey might expect from the world, Hesent them out to try the work for alittle and then come back and reporttheir experiences and receive further instruction. They were seeing the effect ofthe Gospel on the various people thatheard, and the encouraging and the discouraging conditions that they wouldmeet. When they were finallysent outpermanently, they would not be shockedor bewildered by what they met.This method is being followed moreand more in many schools. TechnicalSchools and factories are co-operating.The LeTourneau Teck is working closelywith the factory. It is worthy of notethat LeTourneau Teck attempts to leadevery student to a saving knowledge ofJesus Christ. And in the tremendousreclamation projects that the LeTourneau company is carrying on in thejungles of South America and Africa, alltheir workers, and the teachers thatthey take to train native workers areChristians who seek to teach the nativesthe Christian way of life. Into everyfield they open, Christian Missionariesare taken with them. This principle canbe applied to small business enterprisesas weH as to large ones.On their first trial trip, the discipleswere to travel light. On the secondjourney which was longer, theywere togo better equipped for their personalneeds. We must remember that theywere among folk of their own culture,with whom they could talk in their ownlanguage for the most part. We cannotapply their methods to foreign missionwork.Eastern greetings and farewells consumed much time. So the disciples werenot to move from one house to another.If no-one in a town would receive them,they were to shake the dust off theirfeet and leave. This jesture seems tohave had two meanings; it was a testi-COVENANTER WITNESS
soul?"am?"send?"me,"up,"purged."us."up."me."up"me."matter."package."mony to the people that they had rejected the offer of salvation that hadbeen made to them. Then it was tolighten the burden they might feel forthe rejection of their message by thepeople. They traveled on their feet. Theywere to shake off the dust so that theirfeet would not be made heavy by thedepressing influence of that city.PRAYER MEETING TOPICfor November 30, 1955C. E. Caskey, D.D.WHOM SHALL I SEND?Isaiah 6:8Suggested Scripture Reading, Isaiah 6Suggested Psalms:Psalm 145:1-3, page 350. (openingPsalm)Psalm 40:9-12, page 103. (closingPsalm)Psalm 51:7-10, page 131.Psalm 22:9, 11, 12, page 51.Psalm 107:1, 5, 6, page 264.Psalm 103:1-4, page 246.Suggested References: (Remember thecountryprayer meetings when we saton a plank between two nail kegs andeverybody, including we children, foundhis own references?) Matthew 9:36-38;John 5:35-38; I Cor. 12:28; Eph. 4:11-13; Acts 13:2; Jer. 3:15; Rom. 10:13-15;Titus 1:2, 3; Jer. 23:21, 22; Acts 18:3-5 (in connection with suggested discussion).This is the last of the series "GreatQuestions God Asks." We have takenthese up on the fifth Wednesdays duringthe year, with the question, "What isthat in thine hand?" in March, "Whatshall a man give in exchange for hisin June, "Whom sayin August,ye that Iand now the challengeto definite Christian service and action,"Whom shall IThat our church needs to considerthis question is evident from the factthat we have issued calls for workersrecently to which no one has respondedfrom our own ranks. A few years agothe question was raised as to what to doabout the ones who would volunteer fordefinite Christian service and therewould be no opening for them. Untilrecently there have always been somewho volunteered for foreign missionaryservice and there was no place for themto go. (About 50% of an interdenominational group in 1920 actually got intoforeign mission work. In our own denomination more were volunteering thancould be used.) Why the change? Maybethe things that happened just beforeIsaiah said, "Here am I; sendhelpus answer the question.1. The Removal of King Uzziah.willWas Isaiah's mind too much taken upNovember 9, 1955with the splendor of Uzziah's court?Did the victories over the Philistines,the fame of Uzziah, the towers that hebuilt, the skill and strength of his armies, and the new and clever militaryweapons which were devised under hisencouragement, shut out the vision ofthe greatness of God? At any timewhen a nation feels strong because ofarmies and armaments the vision of Godand the sense of needing God will decrease.It may be that our failure to have volunteers for more places than can befilled is because our "Uzziahs" dim ourvision of God.2. Vision of the Lord "High andliftedPerhaps our vision of the Lord hasnot been high enough. We have not seenHim on His throne with absolute authority over everything, includinglives. We have not seen Him "liftedour ownabove our own personal desires. We havenot seen His glory prevading everythingbut have been too consciousour ownglory. We have not caught the vision ofHis absolute holiness. If we had something of the vision Isaiah saw of theLord, "sitting upon a throne, high andlifted and felt something the wayIsaiah felt about God's holiness, our response to His call might be different.3. Consciousness of Sin.Seeing the Lord and sensing His holiness caused Isaiah to cry out, "Woe isme! for I am undone: because I am aman of unclean lips, and I dwell in themidst of a people of unclean lips: formine eyes have seen the King, the Lordofhosts."Isaiah became deeply conscious of his own sin and that of hispeople. Isaiah a man of unclean lips?We can't imagine such a thing aboutthe man who wrote so beautifully andspoke so powerfully. Yet he confessed it.Were his lips unclean by the commonstandards of his day and ours? Or wasit the vision of God that made him cryout about his own sin and that of thepeople around him? Have we an adequate vision of God?4- Forgiven and Cleansed.When Isaiah lamented that his lipswere unclean one of the seraphim tooka live coal from the altar and laid itupon the mouth of the prophet and said,"Lo, this hath touched thy lips; andthine iniquity is taken away and thy sinThen Isaiah heard the question, "Whom shall I send, and who willgo for And then Isaiah was readyto say, "Here am I; sendPerhaps we have not had an experience similar to the touching of the lipsof the prophet. When our lips are readythere will be plenty of work to do, forthe opportunities are all about us. Unclean lips are not called to service, butcleansed lips can scarcely respond to themultitudes of calls.What is there for us to do? First, letus pray for workers. We are definitelycommanded to pray that the Lord ofthe harvest will send forth workers.Second, we can be available to answer,"Here am I; send It may be tosend us to our next door neighbor, or toa fellow-worker, or down the street. Orit may be to the distant places. It doesnot matter so much where we are; it iswhat we are that matters. If we areavailable to go wherever the Lord leadsthere will be no problem in manning ourfields at home and abroad.To discuss and pray aboutWhat of encouraging our young peopleto take up some work in which theycan make their living, but with the purpose of servingthe Lord as their chiefaim? That is going as Miss Faris hasto work in Japan in order to help ourmissionary work; or for a young minister to take a job teaching, or in someother occupation, with the purpose ofopening a church in a new place.W. M. S. DepartmentMrs. Ross Latimer. Editor.Praver Hour. 1:00 P.M. Monday"Please send all used Christmas cards,pictures, and books to be colored, as"printed1. Do not seal packages only tie them.2. Erase with purex the writing andleave plain side for Arabic Bible verses.3. Do not send over 6 lbs. 3 oz. in anyoneElizabeth McElroyPSALMS 103:1-5Bless the Lord, O my soul: and allthat is within me, bless his holy name.Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forgetnot all his benefits: Who forgiveth allthine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases; Who redeemeth thy life fromdestruction;lovingkindness and tender mercies; Whowho crowneth thee withsatisfieth thymouth with good things;so that thyyouth is renewed like theeagle's.THE MINUTES OF SYNODARE NOW READYORDER FROM C. R. FOX209 Ninth St. Pittsburgh 22, Pa.Price $1.00315
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