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THE EOM SCIWL STUDY
INTERNATIONAL LEoSO)�l,
JANUARY a 12.
Lesson IL -Man the Crown of ere.
Mien. Gen. 1. 26, 27; 2. 4-25.
Golden Text, Gen. 1. 27.
GEN. 1. 26, 27.
The selection of printed verses
forming the basis for this lesson is
intended to. set clearly before the
students the • ultimate purpose
which the combined creation narra-
tives of Genesis were to serve. That;
purpose was' none other than to im-
press the reader with the fact that
Gocl is the creator of all things,
visible and invisible, and that man,
made in the image and after tho
likeness of God ,• is the superlative '
and crowning work of the divine
c1•eation. Our lesson, therefore,
reaches back to that portion of the
preceding chapter in which man's
preeminence over the other works
of creation is recorded.
Verse 26. Let us make man -Tho
plural of, majesty, used also in the
next phrase, in our -image, and in
Gen. 3. 22, "Behold, the man is be-
come as one of us" ; in 11. 7,
"Come, let us go down, and there
confound their language" and in
Isa. 6. 8,, "Whom shall I send,. and
who will go for us'?"
After our likeness -An immateri-
al resemblance, consisting primar-
ily in the possession of self-consci-
ous reason and free will. These
form the ground or basis of man's
preeminence" over the lower ani
-
m418.
GEN. 2. '7-9, 15-24.
7. The breath of life -The -author
has clothed in simple language his
naive conception of the way in which.
man, as it were, becomes a frag-
ment of the divine life.
8. A garden -The original word
translated garden means literally
an inclostu•e, and in its genera]
application more particularly a
park. It is the word from which
comes our English word paradise.
Eastward -The original home of
man is placed Cy she author in the
far -distant East, in the region of
the Tigris and Euphrates, the seat
of the most ancient and influential
civilization known to the Hebrews.
Eder -The Hebrew word means
pleasure, or delight.
9. The tree of life -The tree whose
fruit renders these who eat it im-
mortal.
10-14. The four rivers referred to
in these verses have been the sub-
ject of much controversy, though
none of the theories advanced con-
cerning their location and identifi-
cation has yet found any large de-
gree of acceptance. Only the fourth
river, the well-known Euphrates,
COM be definitely identified,
15. The garden of Eden -Called
in the earliest Latin translation of
the Old Testament the paradise of
pleasure, and in the earliest Greek
translation the paradise of Eden.
From these • expressions has' been
derived our English word paradise
as a name both for Eden and for
the Christian heaven.
To dress it -To properly care for
the plants and trees, and to. keep
Or guard the garden.
16, 17. Jehovah God coiumanded
the man, saying . . thou, Shalt
surely die -"Man is not designed
solely to 5111 and keep the garden.
There are dormant' in him capaci-
ties of moray and religious attain-
ment, which must be exercised, de-
veloped and tested, .A command is There is an ancient Jewish legend
therefore laid upon him, adapted to the effect that the true pronun
to draw out his• character, and to cation of the name of Jehovah has
form a standard by 'which it may been lost and that whoever recovers
be tested. It is a short and simple it' will have open to him the secrets
command, unaccompanied even by and forces of nature_ and hold in
a reason; but it is sufficient for the his Hand" the hearts of men. This is
purpose; man's full knowledge of more than a legend. There carne
what he must do: or not do cate-be i one lvho did pronounce the eternal
attained only as the result of a long name with true filial accent, heart
moral and spiritual development, of son answering to heart of fa-
it. cannot exist at the beginning., ther, character of son answering to I
And the command relates tosome- character of father, life of son an-
swering 'to life of father. They were
one in purpose and character. At
the word of that true son tossing!
waves grew quiet. Deaf ears and;
blind eyes opened as he spoke.,
Dead men arose at his command.'
Men in trade and ,ten at work fol-
lowed him• when he told then to.
The poor clung to him in love, the
weak gave themselves . to hint in
faith the strong in obedience, the
rich in adoring love. He knew•how
to speak the ineffable name. He
was sovereign lord of nature and
the world of ,ren is at his feet.
The significance of the incarna-
tionI
is much more likely to be un-
derestimated than overestimated.
IEs nleanieg as a revelation is ad-
mitted. In Christ God revealed
himself. Its significance for truth
is clear enough.
Jesus was the Truth
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D. A. MCLACHLAN,
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Pope.
"That girl has rejected mo three
times," confided the disconsolate
youth. "Well," replied Miss Cay-
enne, ``you should feel encouraged.
A girl who will listen to three pro-
posals from. the same pian must
think something of him."
A GOOD HABIT
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RJP'4rOWS e
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LEARNING CHRISM S TRUTH
His Way, His Truth, His Life, Being the Way, the
Truth and the Lite, Gave Him Power
thing to be avoided; the acknow-
ledgment of a limintation, imposed
upon his " creaturely freedom oy
his Creator and Lord, must be for
man the starting point of every-
thing else. Dillman.
18. A help meet for hire -Or, an-
swering to him. One who may in
various ways assist him, while at
the same time proving a compan-
ion capable of sharing his thought
and communicating with him on
terms of intellectual equality. The
essentially social character of man's
nature required such companion-
ship fel-its proper highest develop-
ment.
19. Whatsoever the man called
every living creature, that was the
name thereof -Man would comment
Ion each according to the impres-
i cion received of its nature, and the
epithet or phrase which he chanced
to apply to each w'tuld be its name.
Only one example is given, that of
his naming woman.
21. A deep sleep -In Hebrew a
single word signifying trance or su-
pernatural slumber,
22. And the rib .. made he a
woman -Heb., banded 'he into a
woman. The author sets forth the
moral and social relation of the sex-
es to each other in the form of a
beautiful and impressive allegory. this is well. We have not begun to
emphasizing at once the natural exhaust the meaning of the incea-
basis for the attachment existing nation in these realms, Itt is the
between them and for the mutual
regard which each should have for
the other.
23. Called Woman, because she
was taken put of man -The English
fortunately reprt,cleces the Hebrew
play on words, the Hebrew for man
being Ish. and for woman Ishah.
Such popular• etymologies form
one characteristic of this earliest
record.
24. One flesh -The institution of
monogamic marriage is explained
by the writer as the direct conse-
quence of a relation established be
the Creator, This verse is quoted
be Jesus as an argument against
divorce for trifling reasons (Matt.
19. 5; Mark 10. 7), while .the apostle
Paul cites it in an exhortation
against unchasity (1 Cor: 6. 16) and
as illustrating the relation of the
church to Christ, its head (Fell. 5.
31).
C.•
DEA'TII OF JAMES R. REENE.
Long Familiar in Financial and
Sporting Circles.
A despatch from New York says:
The death early on Friday of James.
R. Beene removes a figure which
was long familiar in financial and
sporting circles, net only in this
country, but abroad. Mr. Keene
died in a prieate hospital at 2.15
o'clock on Friday morning, follow
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in human life, the new incarnation.
God in all men's life means rather
more than God in one life alone
Christ has given 08 a new concep-
tion of human personality. He nob
only 'defined God; he defined man.
He not only made clear the divine
personality, showing its reality and
disclosing its qualities ;'he illustrat-
ed and in his own person denied
human personality.
He brought a new revelation, a
new gospel, a new religion. He
brought in his own person and char-
acter a new- and commanding ideal.
And he brought into human life a
new and transcendent power by
which men might be renewed in hie
own image. In the Christian pr -an
a new word goes before persoeal-
itve a word which sets it apart from
all other conceptions. Personality
as conceived by philosophy or sci-
ence apart from Christianity lacks
that word, Jesus Christ the re-
deemer has set out into the world
the conception of
A. Redeemed Personality
We cannot teach the truth of
Christ unless we have first learned
the truth from hint. We cannot.
carry to our age the plans and at••
tivities of Christ liuless we have
learned his Mans and acrivttfe:t
fro mhim. Shall I go on? Dare I
go on ? Dare I or any one stop!1 We
cannot repeat or interpret and im-
part the life of Christ unless we
have from him received that life.
The Bible lens bean interpreted in
terms of theology. Will it bear in-
terpretation in terms of life? Will
it finally bear any other interpre-
tation? The ince 'nation has been
interpreted in terms of metaphy-
sics, theology,.auc1 socialism. Will
it finally hear any oilier interpre`a-
tion than the personal one? Life
itself has been interpreted in terms
I of science, psychology, metaphysics,
and theology. The use of abstract
terms has been free and constant.
Will life bear interpretation in
terms of the incarnation 7 Will it
finally bear any other interpreta-
tion? -Bishop 'William F. McDow-
ell.
And he taught the truth. Its siq-
nificance for redemption is beyond
all dispute. "'there is no other
name given tinder heaven dr ant ong
mon whereby men may be saved."
He alone has power on e'.trth to
forgive sins. The ignificance of
the incarnation for faith and doe -
trine has had continued emphasis
through the Christian centuries. All
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Syndicate Planning to Acquire
Large Areas in Spring.
A despatch from Edmonton,
.Alta„ says : That a syndicate of
wealthy South Africans will, com-
mencing next spring, establish 005-
tlements of Dutch fainters ie
Northern Alberta is the statement
made by Hardee Snyman, who is
in the city investigating conditions.
Mr. Snynlau is a Boer, and farmed
in South _Africa before going to New
Mexico to engage in ranching a few
years ago.
BELL ON EACH SIDE OF RIVER
Port Heron and Sarnia Have
Mayors of Santo Nettle.
A despatch from Sarnia says: A
coincidence has -occurred here in.
that Port Huron and Sarnia, on op-
posite losite sides of the River St. Clair,
are both under the rule of a Mayor
by the name of 33011, Port linron's
Mayor has been in ofliec for some
time, ane' the new Mayor of Sarnia
is Dr. 33e11.
ii1NG'S SON NEST TO LAST,
Standing of Pr WOO in l;valnitiution
Sign of Impartiality.
A to:epo Les tram London says:
Prince Albert, son of King (Teepee,
stood-sixty-fourthi it order of merit
in a lint nt s5J1-f1ee persons who
nude VVC112 an e.aminetiof for naval
cartels ltyt month. The newsplpprs
comment on elm standing of the
Prince as evidence of the complete
impartiality of the exeminers,
supreme fact in history.
Bub the significance of the incar-
nation for personality, for the con-
ception of personality, and for per-
sonality itself will bear an empha-
sis it has not often had. I mean
something more than Christ in re-
ligious experience. I anean Christ
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN.
Switch Look Broken and Switch
Thrown Open.
A despatch from Charlottetown,
P. E. I., says; A deliberate attempt
was nude to wreck the train which
left Charlottetown for Summerside
Wednesday morning ab 6 o'cleek.
The switch lock at a siding near the
oil tanks, about a quarter of a mile
a ion wasbroken,
and
the t
from station,
r thrownwide
the switches were
open. The train on reaching this
point ran off, toppling over, The
engineer and fireman jumped and
camped without injury; the bag-
gage master, the only occupant of
the baggage car, also escaped. No
passengers were hurt.
d.
WRECKERS DON PRISON SA.RB.
Thirty-three Dynamiters Photo-
graphed Like Other Crooks.
A .despatch from ,Leavenworth,
Kansas, says: The labor union offi-
cials sentenced at Indianapolis fol
complicity in the McNamara dyna-
mite plots, arrived at the. Federal
prison here at 7,15 on. Wednesday.
They immediately were photograph-.
ed, dressed in penitentiary clothes
and formally enrolled as convicts.
As Frank M. Roan. president of the
Ironworkers international Union;
Oalf A. Tveitunoe, the Pacific coast
leader ; Herbert S. Hoskin, John T.
Butler and the others, stepped from
the special train which brought
thole from Indianapolis, they were
taken in charge by the prison au-
thorities.
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THIEF REPENTS HIS CRIME.
Brines Loot Back to Halifax .Ex-
press Office and is Arrested.
A despatch from Halifax says:
John Little, an 1.8 -year old cleric in
the office of the Canadian Express
Company at Halifax, is alleged to
have entered the office early en
Wednesday morning, opened the
safe and taken a package contain-
ing $1,000. He left for Truro, but
on the way repented, returned to
Halifax, and getting into the office
put the money behind tho safe. In
the nieentimo the loss el the money
had been discovered. Little was
arrested and is said to have con-
fessed.
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