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lilies otif it it wero drawback �to
'endeavor in.
our 'workaday
treggF4s. It wis reeSenable . 41 skip.
teen, iwk cd. Christ left us in His own
life a beautiful exa'i file •of what meek.
tires may- accomplish, and yet He was
one of•, The bravest of men in; that l#e
-iia.:
a man exceeding meek v c ve all mein
that dwelt On earth," bid he stands out
promineatily AS a Man who did things.
alte meek nutn t a type of a great
moral force among, us for he is cap-
able'
ap-a ble• of self .at l 'selfelenial, 4t
otty`.-tihae'. l it'
and is able to limit his activity 'Within
the bonds of solid prinriples. , This is
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toad rest for s'ixui' ,scouts."
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wIT.fI "w1fi' o r�c M.\xw
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tlxet" suI.ij . Ess kn
t,� xnnf -cue r. thews art ;°:far
e,l I; : t; e` ereitlr:,ng erace cf a:nnlieitt-'
+ In 'ant reflected $ itt It~' Cuj '1"z> fle:it-
ing, •' •x- i<e laked e:,ny k➢3 ti ' I fl4cr�s
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'attitt qt, tti :.be in , t : rR ,..r. Mat
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i tt 'Ut u tseO w t;lineve •
Jury the Saviour 01
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UK' fir woui
El . alt t tb :text ! l
.•"'.§iA�ry'•'sa^Y.ver s
lo he cites*ng currents of nat re. "The
us for
tiww =
slings and'arrows of outra
g
tune behold him beucltng s k }•1, itie
before Ili
Mtwu APnw ;;wm ,c.
attic 'really knows
rigeer of the fight, so also
only the men of string tlrapulses Abet
kuiawvs 'thee ditiicul�ty ,et conquerin
4hem.
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"Do thy work in Meekness," says
Been sUcus; "ortdthou shalt, be .bb.
loved abovea the glom .of rneru 11 is',
moreiSver,,,a•-•mistake2. farKifq. that
a'l't
nesai tan .come from' tkyitig. troM, ,you
Bow men or --by linin i! f
nettling, for meekness is not to be fblund
hi conditions, but in the hurts and
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n nmr
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14. 411 'r gt I ii, .. ttte •eel%' "�s11ti11
seSS: ' 1 t, iatrlt n' .betause s ek-roe Man
it
eyiyim. n
h
evert.. �y,� within
Q� i
preictv
tn' i !cA I
grf Lhn; a11. 1 I canna noaf
.folding of his scut in, the °aim of* A
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� atira with _Him
ii ed4 purpose, p r(w �
NEX T". TO KIN.
".In le zf atter of that . property Settice.Mrs. lente .
0.xr p
didn't sheet"'
Al should. . .o she .td not,
have treated moa any ► * mild
werae it she, bad
been a member of my own fuinily.
•bw : w. ? n 10 . l .' ut lids, point 'in•:::tiis.
3 rMrati'Ve the Wee ot. The wer admit
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of ..i
�p� '.one ��
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W$. 1k4 or tic ere lutotis and tli 4e inul-
a ham: l ' :. 11 ► `,
eitit
lso 1cader hi in the velhgnus 1il`e:an f`
the tight of the notion. It Is the 'testi -
nony of Nicodernus to the divine
char -
oder Qf° eSus an whichthe emphasis of
thln k' *on passage is placid. The Hume
" hlteodennis," though of Greek origin,
was not uncenini nn among the Jews.
'The Talmud mentions a person bearing
ihis name ,as one of the ,four wealthiest
'residents of Jeru'alern and us one of the
disciples of JeSt1S, who lived until after
On destaruction of Jerusalem. It SEs b*rRdlyr,,
prehehle _-tliat t is_ person., can be t hc'
Nicodernus.. of our lesson narrative.
Ni denuz a wats" m ii r`-Of"'thele+aidsli-
Si:nl>Gedrin, and ,therefore probably a
'scholarly 'theologian and teacher of the
lew. lids testizneny to the character of
ni ue
tienco pw the lal t . To\
simony ,giVa our ;r ttc:.nition in
ld' fi041;a°, ,l0P41,X1E ; t
aa 1. 4 ,s..,..riner of the 3€sv& So de.
t kite ' + , b: s
h e4un wilicha ' nhi titt ted -- t - snAprere
court in Jere . 1cm, beton) which cam
aris
•. r Lnim-the Jewish taw., i ,
nlcr�,zbt.... . r.. -judgment, ' ihe_R "a�n
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- n. his act
r)fiaus ri * the ten►ple'.but; to other acts
A � mentioned
:e i,.
1.sch Ttwht
» e1miracles,
t ,verse
�x
+� the
r:�tli but •s din
� ugh
} ccitng..etptcr. • .
m`a. x .
and when preceding the clattie er �►»'
tepee it is intended to emphaasize trans-
lated .Wlien following. the
1 1 asaurte i.
az ed a in 6
thought emphasized the word In Eng-
lish appears in its original forme as
"amen."
Born araew- Or, "from 'above.'
The kingdom of God ---Conceived of by
iNkMInus as an earthly kinglorn,_ in
which the future glary of the Jewish
people should hind its culteinhtion,
whereas Jesus„ Clearly bad in mind the
spiritual kingdern wh a h' bribed come...fergt.
-tablislh- Ire the h:'rti-'"dUbevers.It .
was doubter this wrong conception
which `Niooderttus, together with the vast
Majority of the people of his t;inie, bad
...u1744i4Q>vri..X W1
+ not't ing the X d ;hat
k uzi- urideretand ti:fl ti3tk dent" +q.:
J st lion > t u>3y + „ beim
rri a,;at, ,
Bern of water-Thoeutwitoia eign of
leaning by ww tl:iii cenfo&sitrit V13rn
FBtie:e ItCOII a Fl_ �IIIIIIL➢�QI' �i[1i � T z 1 C.'
A!.4.. t p 'it, '& i'36.i n g fa 14
element in peroelial use artrerat raw. Lri*
Ecs�3 4 naann° fltrtn:'r againtatal life _�:+
retly i' IIng r by a p4X..er • iczn tt]f we
fitcdix(t1tiG�h :. t °fitttM E
tit.cn theiihhebe I sthrn €. t rdlllit(tirn
�t tt ,Inut .fry ttL uit4s, •.tipLi.„,l .lite:*?. +4r .
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ilh 'ti^ J11L, noir fiat r F: tt ��Cltpa Lc
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r,t4kiJCA +it
e
S pint (L3'idekt&•t' to tho ' wvl'fla w"kt!FiD
Incl
in eopl tet by this life and littivitY.,
while i � � �' 1*k. t _
t � and k illi
spiritual life and of is outward activity
h
t t' d team' v a
r ke � i t t �
•n be � �►. lr�n 1 who
a �
"transpire," or come to paw.
11. 'l'tle selksz c os d
elples plat il,,..: , lrin this elate tk
K
13ut the" chit a to the in lar
noteie
.fig �
the next wise, ,
12. Earthly • things ---Such as transpi
upon earth, though eternal and heavenly
in character.
heavenly things --The deeper my ter#
ecne;�er'ning Godd's plan for the salvatiiu
of men.
13. No one Math rsCended into
heaven,
see end know the 11rt.iilaud
that dlei out of -heaven, even iJ
Son of noon.
11. °T°tie serpent in the wilde
the account of the ,events her referred
to compare Num. 21.
Must , . . be lifted up -As a divine(
1S. Have eternal life --John' l eharsco
tensile phrase for "life forever."
1dany: abs ooranienlatope..sego
v fees 16.21 as the weals r John rata .
W i tenary- �.'_F
tt:i:# •) 0.'.: -t x a na w .. n-
ments of his ,own into his narrative, 'hand
,o
that he (lot, this eihtin es -v ry attriiptIy _
compare-1-;W.--16-,IS; .12. 47.41b 'f hr •past � W -!.
tyre -of the verbs -is also -regarded
representing rather the later point o
view from which the apostle Write, su
xeding the completion of Christ's
deniptive work. In addition to this it id
pcinted out that phrases like "believe on
the native" .and "only begotten Son" a
not elsewhere used by Jesus 'himself hu
are expressions peculiar to the evang•
list. Verse 16, which hat; sometimes +
called "the gospel in miniature," 'gives
_condensed_ form a very '-cointirRholtS
statement of -the gospel message, point.
ing to the love of God for the wort
manifested: lit the sacnii1iee of his only,
tegotten Son, as the origin of that
pet, and to the all-inclusive scope 01,11
diviine purpose whickprovides stnlvatio
and eternal• life for QV who believe •tali
the Son.
4I8. Judged already: -The It ant exp
ample of Jtsnis Chtiet. prot�,
' , the $euelsteile to, every
xiowed -by *11141h Bico. *be toff
t tit high kW and andrt d t
dy.. a ti , 'befoGist nt1 .... , .
tnah ink; falten Alert. of that standit
ifife tvltirr since the coming of Christ
has beentilde possible to those wh'o
lieve on h• name.,
20. Meth - Or, "practiceth. " T
-phrase-' a to-the-litibituaf s ttitude-tn-
ward evil.
21. 0oc'th the truth. --A phrase occur
ring only here and in 1 John 1. 6. Ile
used fn contrast with the expression
"doeth evil" In the preceding vette. •
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r.lcntela in_.e3ery right_ and_lials,_ hurtle
action.
Husband Annoyed Because She Kept ou,
Talking.
"I wish, to give myself up for murder.
I killed my wife this morning about Z
G'Ck)Ck. "
Walking -into . _ .the ponce, station :a
foite Otgz! ; =-unit;-= th
k y, George Hobert Crook, .,a; youn
duty by making tale:above confe sioit. •
On going b ;flans fhor. ,.in lb&ft
S*r'tet, the pollee found the body of Mrs.
Crook, who hod apparently' mei her.
death by strangulation. She was 211
years of age
After the age,
it is said, Crook!
locked` the door of the room, And, pro.
ceeding:to the house of his parents a1
rennycrc>:ss, wished them "Good-bye.",
Tran be returned to his own house, and
about 0:30 trent to the station and gave.,
himself "up, handing the police the key
r 1 0 r0vra :, , ; , , ; .�
'OR k s wwtad.. rompitte , . • ern
nay Bring he quietly picked up a_paperi
tri a charge room and lagan reading
the day's new.tis.
• One of his frict�41' to whom Crook
Selo- "Good.bye,7 asked him what. -
meant, and in rtiply, it is said, Crook
made the following gibte'rnlcrit
"I have done it - 1 have killed M... 1;
hove been out to'niethees; 1 fine' two..
ieir: -her -poor--Dart..
de it: ` She .f ineaning his wife) kept orfs
'lalling Vx me* owl T . told tip r .to stop. li
went out for httlf an bot,x,'When t camty
bone she sta:'tc'd again. tsaid'Stop' it,'.
and she laughed .in my face. 'learn I did.
TIIG x'OL1TI !) OR . •
'Plitt ir1e1 it a 't I,aririg
tfh wher'ea'!;otite of •g,nest, v.had
a 4 t"I n In n5r ht t ei#t 'N rEtiou .. , j
ttbr`o gli the formality of p yang'
t.E bill,,a-nt biro a rete :.
" al* Sir, -W.111 yon, $crid mrd tirnount
oI your hill and obligee?"
T4 *Web delinquent replied
amouvt*47.50. oursliresett
.
fully.*