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Lesson III. Third Quarter, For
July 21, 1907.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Tsxt of th Lesson, Ex. xx, 1217.
Memory Verses, 12-17 Golden Text,
Lav. xix, 18 Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M. Stsarns. '
Copyright, 1907, by American Pre. Association.
The lesson today covers what Is
known as the second table of the law-,
or our duty to our fellow man, sum
med up la the Golden Text, "Thou
shalt love thy neighbor as tliyself,"
which our Saviour quoted to the law
yer In Matt xxll, SO, and which Is also
given In Rom. xlll, 0, as a summary of
the same, and In the next verse we
are told that "love la the fulfilling of
the law." Let us remember, as in the
Inst lesson, that God gave no laws to
Israel until He bad shown them Tils
love and power by redeeming them
from Egypt. The message which we
are to carry is that of John ill, 18, and
when people see the love of God to
them, really see and believe it, they
will want to love and please Illin.
The Spirit itlll claim Ills own prop
erty and impress upon such hearts
that, like Daniel's friends, they can
not bow down to any but the true
God (Dan. 17, IS). We shall by
the Spirit of God in us live out the
life of the . lesson today, which our
Lord Illmself has explained to us In
Matt v as referring to the Inward
parts where the Lord de3lres truth
(Ps. II, 6. Next to God come our
earthly parents to be honored and
obeyed. See Jer. xxxv, IS, 19; Eph. vL
2: Prov. I, 8, and contrast Ex. xxl, 16;
I'rov. xxx, 17: Dent xxl 18, 21.
In Matt x. S7. we learn that to love
father and mother more than the Lord
is not right. In Matt v, 2L 22. with
I John ill 15, we are taught that
hatred is murder in the sight of God,
and In Cain and nerodlas we see bow
hatred or an Inward grudge led to
murder. The Saviour's teaching con
cerning the seventh commandment Is
that a lustful look is guilt In that re
siect (Matt v. 2S), and with it we
might put "rhe thought of foolishness
is sin." With the eighth commaad
ment remember Eph. lv, 2S: I Thoss.
Iv. C, and consider that it Is possible
even to rob God (Mai. 111. 8). If wt
render to G"d less than a seventh of
our time and a tenth of our Income,
we are robbing God, and there are oth
er ways. As to the next if there Is the
love that thlnketh no evil there will
never be false witness bearing (I Cor.
xlll. 5). In Zech. tIL 10; Till. 17. we art
forbidden to imagine evil in our hearts
against a brother or a neighbor. In
Ps. lit 4, S, see what God says of a de
crl'fnl tongue. On covetousness see
Hab. 0; Luke xll. 15; Col. lit 5.
The young man of Luke xvlll, 2L
tUought ttut be bad kept all these.
r."' l also thought that he had done
well In reference to the righteousness
of the law, bnt this tenth command
meut opened his eyes (Phil, lit G; Rom.
tIL 7. 11). In Jas. it 10. we read that
"whosoever shall keep the whole law
and yet offend In one point he is guilty
of alt" and in view of the light thrown
upon these commands by onr Lord
Himself there Is no one In bis right
mind who would dare to think that be
had Lept the law and possessed the
righteousness that God requires. If
we are not righteous, we are un
righteous, and "the "unrighteous
shall not Inherit the kingdom of God"
I Cor. vt, 0). but Christ wss made
sin for us that we might be made the
righteousness of God In Him, and He
is the end of the law for righteousness
to every one that bellevefh III. Cor, v.
21; Horn. X, 4i. Concerning all who
truly receive Him It Is written. "Of
Him are ye In Christ Jesus, who f
God Is made unto s wisdom snd right
eousness and sanctlnVatlun and re
demption, that, aci-ordlug ns It Is writ
ten. He that glorl.-th let him glory In
the I.rd" II Cor. I. So. 31 .
The Ird Jesus. God manifest In the
flesh. Is the only man who ever per
fectly kept the law of God. He could
truly say. "I delight to do Thy will. O
my God; yea, Thy law Is within my
heart" (Ps. xl. 8; Heb. t. 7. 1. Let us
understand more fully our lfon story.
The people standing afar off (verses 1H.
21i, because of the thundering) and
lightnings and the trumpet and the
smoking mountain, heard the voice of
God and were frald and N-gged that
God might not speak to them except
throngh Moses, yet tiny promised to
do all that God had said utx, 8; xxlr.
7. We shall see In next week's lesson
how they did It Tbey did not know
that the natural man, the nrual tnlnd
Is not subject to the law of God and
never can tie; neither did tln-y soera to
know that the natural innn remains
evn In the redeemed, but most l
reckoned dead that the nw life may
have the right of way iH-.m. vt 11).
Gal. it 20. is a gmit verse to be re
ceived and Jived out In this connection;
also II for. Ir. lo, 11.
In loiiiiff-tlon with this lesson It
im-mn umrnry to Klame onward to
chupter xxlv, the end of this seetlon.
where Mim' up Into the mount
with God find remains forty days and
forty nights, receiving the Ten Com
mandment written with the finger of
God on two tables of stone which also
wre the work of God (Et. xixll, 15,
1. Not even the elder nor Aaron
wss atlorred to go up to God In the
mount, but Mows alone drew near to
tlw thick darkness wher God wss (ft.
21; itlr, 12, 1.1 15, in,, .hmhvt went
with IjIiii farther than tlie rest (xxlv.
I'll, tmt how for we nre not todl. X'"
we know thst lie remnhted with rr
nir Moses till Ills return uxtU. 17), M
In iitt lesson.
I HE SUliM SCHOOL
Lesson IV. Third Quarter, For
July 28. 1907.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, Ex. xxxii, 1-8, 30
35 Memory Verses, 34, 35 Golden
Text, I John v, 21 Commentary Pre
pared by Rsv. D. M. Staarns.
Copyright, 1907, by Ameriran Ptcm Asnciitlon.
Chapters xxv to xxxl. inclusive, tell
of the instructions which God gave to
Moses In the mount concerning the
tabernacle, the priesthood and the wor
ship of God, but as the completion and
erection of the tabernacle will be our
leawn next week we will leave the de
tails of It till then, but would ask at
tention to the reason why It was build
ed "Let them make me a sanctuary
that I may dwell among them" (xxv,
8). Both the tabernacle and the temple
to which it gave place are wonderful
types of the Lord Jesus, in whom God
dwelt or tabernacled among men (John
I, 14. It V.), but more wonderful still
Is the grent truth that the same God Is
willing and desires to live In ns that
people may know Him (John xlv, 23).
The people who had promised to do
all that God bad aaid could not walk
by faith six weeks, but gather to Aaron,
saying, "Up. make ns gods which shall
go before us!" And this in the face of
the first and second commands, whlcb
definitely forbade any snch thing.
Then they say, "As for this Moses, the
man that brought ns up out of the land
of Egypt, we wot not what Is become
of him," although they had seen blm
and Joshua go np Into the mount and
bad heard him say unto the elders,
"Tarry ye here for ns nntll we come
again to you" (xxlv, 14). If the people
had not heard these wonls. Aaron and
the elders had. so there was no excuse
for Aarou. What about the people of
God now who have no expectation of
the return of Christ, even though the
heavenly messengers said, "This same
Jesus shall so come In like manner"
(Acts 1 11), and who even dare to ques
tion Ills teaching, for If He was not a
safe teacher He certainly could not be
Saviour.
What can be said of Aaron, Moses
special representative, the man to
whom the people were to go tn Moses'
absence (xxlv, 4), making a golden calf
and encouraging the eop!e to worship
It as their god. leading the people to
forget God their Saviour and changing
their glory Into the similitude of an ox
that eateth grass (Ps. cvt 19-2D. now
much greater the guilt of those leaders
of today who persistently, defiantly,
blasph'miously. profess to be God's
representatives and yet turn people
away from Him to tbeir own wisdom,
honoring themselves Instead of God
and even lenylng the Lord Jesus
Christ (Jude 4; II ret II 1).
If we had not been forewarned that
these things would be, we might be
sadly perplexed, but our bleased Lord,
knowing all the things that would
come. Is not discouraged and has as
sured us thst the wisdom and power of
bell alia II not prevail against His
church or Ills Israel or Ills kingdom,
three distinct companies of the re
uemst (Isa. xlll. 4; Matt xvt lSi. The
Lord sees and notes all things from
heaven. His dwelling place, and bears
all the cries of sin and wrongdoing
(Gen. Iv. 10; xvlll 20. 21; Ex. ill. 7. 8).
and, while He hate sin. He love the
sinner and bears with tnncb from His
own redeemed one for the sake of
Him who Intercedes for us at His right
hand (Kom. vlli. 24: Heb. vll. 23). la
verses 11-12 of onr lesson chapter see
Moses as a type of nr great Interces
sor pleading God's covenant faithful
ne.s aud prevailing, as he did again
and again (Num. xlv, 19-211, and take
comf irt from the assurance that the
prophet like unto Moses limit, xvlll
11 Is also our priest for ns tfore God.
See how great the sin of Israel must
have become when God aalth. "Tbongh
Moses snd Samuel stood tiefore me, my
mind could not be tow.ir J this people
(Jer. xv. li. There Is a sin nnto death
(I John r. ID; Matt, xll, 31. 22).
As Moses and Joshua csme down
from the mount Mooes, when he saw
what wss g ring on. threw down the ta
bles and broke them, thus showing the
people by this symbolic act what they
had been doing. He also ground the
calf to powder, scattered It 00 the wa
ter arI made the people drink It "The
bncksllder In heart shall be filled with
his own ways" (verses 15-20; Prov. xlv.
14). lo verses 21-25 Aaron seeks to pnt
the sin upon the people, but In verse 33
be Is identified w ith them In It. He to
whom all things are naked and open
reads the hwirt, jndge correctly and
will punish or chasten accordingly
(Heb. Iv. 13: Jer. xvlll, 0. Mi. Moses'
quimllon. "WIot Is on tlie Iwd't Mr
drew forth the trllie ef Levi. wlw rose
against the Idolater and, regardless of
earthly relationship, slew .Miw men
(24-23). Mose speaks very strongly of
this In I)eut mill, J), reminding tis of
what It means to tie wholly on the
Lord's side (Matt. t. ?.7-S.
In verse 30-34 we se Mows again
before God on Mis If of the people, of
fering to snffer In their stead If neces
ssry. How much greater Is onr prophet
and prVst. who actually did die for ,
being forsaken by the Fattier because
of our sins being npon lllm
In mr ptsne condemned Ms siorid.
fleering sham and anifflns ride.
rVl"d my fHn with Ills blood!
Jfailf lul.-ih, what a flavlotir!
Notwithstanding all their sin, the
cloud of His preseiii-e. the anzel of
Ood, failed not t go lief ore tbcm to
keep them In the way and lirlng them
t the place prepared fwerxe 31; xlll,
21. 22; Xlv, 19: xxl!l. 20), How often
we are reminded rf the words, "I have
loved yon," "1 change not" (Mai. i, 2:
Ul 6).
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