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Lesson
(Br B. O. BKM.KH3, Actlnir Director of
tn Sunday flrlionl Con me of th Moody
lllbl Institute, Chicago.)
(Copyright. 1I1S, Western Newspaper Union.)
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BEADINO LES30N-II Cor. 4:1-6:4.
GOLDEN TEXT-W looK not at the.
thing which are seen, but at th thing ,
which ar not n; for th things which
ar aeen ar temporal, but th thing J
which ax not en ar eternal II Cur.
4:1.
A mop Is essential to an understand
!ng of Tuul's labors and adventures
eapertallT a present-day map, with Its
modern tinmen of the places which he
(sited. It should lo used in teaching
this lesson, and Ktw Testament his
tory generally.
It will cause the lessons to relate
themselves more closely to the world
as we now know It. During the past
quarter they have extended over a pe
riod of about seven years, from ap
proximately A. 1. JX) to 67, and are all
centered about the life and teaching
of Paul. It Is difficult to attempt a
logical review. A number of lessons
have been introduced from the letters
of Faut, which are not chronological
la the development of the church. It
might be well, perhaps, to consider
first the lending events In the life of
Paul, and second the prominent char
acteristics of Paul's life as we have
had them presented to us, and also to
consider six of the cities In which
Paul founded churches In Euro(e,
atudylnu t lulr modern names und con
ditions and looking Into the dUllculties
and dangers which he encountered.
In Lesson One we have the record of
Paul's untiring activity, and his per
sistent use of the Scriptures. Every
one of his sermons wus confirmed by
the Word of God. Lesson Two pre
sents his Interest In those who were
converted In his ministry; also a sug
gestion as to his unceasing prayerful
oess on theft behalf. Lesson Three
presents his tact and wisdom In
preaching the Hlsen Christ, and his
emphasis upon the need of repentance.
Lesson Four gives a suggestion of his
untiring activity In the midst of great
discouragement and In the fact of bit
ter apisisltiiin. Lesson Five reveals
his persistent det i tnlnation to know
and to prench nothing Rave Jesus
Christ and him crucified. lesson Six
Is Paul's punegyrlc on love as the su
preme gift. lesson Seven Is an ex
position of the duty and blessedness
of cheerful giving. In It Is given a
new beatitude of Jesus, "It Is more
blessed to give than to receive," which
Is nowhere else recorded. Lesson
Eight, another suggestion as to his
courage. Lesson Nine emphasizes
humility, compassionate love and a
fearless decln ration of the whole coun
sel of Cod. Iesson Ten presents his
forgetful iiess of himself und his cumt
ness to preach Christ even when
threatened by an unrestrained mob.
3
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the
Lesson Twelve ugnln presents his for
getfulness of himself, and his eager
Seizing of every possible opportunity
to preach the Lord Jesus.
Turning to the cities that Paul vis
ited, we nrtst encounter Phllippl (now
In ruins). This Is the first city In Eu
rope where there was a Christian
church, and It was one which Paul
especially loved. Though he was driv
en from It by a mob, and escaped by
means of an angel, yet his letter to
that thurch Is a r velatlon of his feel
ing towurd his nrst European congre
gation. Thessalonlca, the modem
Sulonlkl in .Macedonia, formerly be
longed to the Turkish empire lu Eu
rope. Here Puul founded a church,
consisting of Jews and Greeks. Paul
Is accused of turning the world upside
down, and teaching Jesus to be the
Christian's klug. For 'this he was
accused of treason against Home. Two
epistles were written to the church In
which be does not record any fault
finding. This church has been railed
the "Church Beautiful." Athens was
then, as now, the chief city of Greece,
and one of the three most renowned
cities in the history of the world.
Paul's famous address on Mars hill
was- treated with great Indifference.
Ills stay was short, and- never after
wards do wo find him showing forth
his learning, but ever after he ex
presses his determination to know
nothing save "Jesus Christ and Him
crucified." (I. Cor. 2:1, 2).) Corinth
was a great commercial city. At pres
ent the original site Is In ruins, but
the new Corinth has been built three
miles away, and is today a city of ap
proximately 15,000 population. Paul
spent a year and a half here, preach
Prop.
ing and teaching, and supplemented '
UUS with a period of three months of
service. It wus a worldly and wicked
city, and yet Puul here founded his ,
largest cliureli, converted from heath
enism. During this time we have the story
of the burning of the books of magic,
of the silver shrine of Diana, and of
the Kpheslan riot which compelled
Paul to leave the city.
Paul afterwards revisited tb
churches he hud fouuded In Europe
and about 2 A. D. wrote a letter to
the Epheslan churches, soma six years
after he left them, and while he was a
prisoner In Rome.
The Journey to Jerusalem, starting
front Phllippl (now In ruins) where
Luke Joined Paul with the Oeutlle
church's collection for the poor, Is the
concluding portion of our lesson.
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