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INTERNATIONAL LEBRON,
FEBRUARY 16.
Lesson 'VD. -The . call of Albram
• Gen. 12. 1-9. Golden
text, Gen. 12. 2. .
Verse 3. Now Jehovah said unto
Abtani-These word -s give the se-
quel of the last verses of the pre-
ceding chapter, the country whiCh
Abrain is commanded to leave be-
ing not Ur, btit Haran. Just how
God spoke to Abram 'we are not
told... His veice is to be thought of,
however, not as something exterl
nal, but rather aa heard 'within
Abram's inmost amil,
Get thee out of -Depart from.
Thy country . , thy kindred -
'Abram was to Jetty° both his home
and his eelatives. This, command
to sever his family ties, and wander
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forth into an unknown land -was
small deatand or test of 'faith,
2. The promise however, is
great as the requirement. .In
unknown land to which he is co
mantled to go Abram is to bee()
a great eation and an example
a 1:flaming to many nations.
Be thou a blessing -According
the Hebrew i4iont, the imperso
tion of blearing, most blessed (co
pare Psa, 21. 6; Isa, 19. 24; Ze
8.1.3)i
3'Will bless thrm that -131
thee -Thus indirectly will Alar
become a source of ble-asedness
others, who will • be blessed w
prosperity or visited with misf
tune according,as they are frig
or unfriendly to him.
In thee ohofl all the families
the earth be blesaed-A promise
peated to Abram in Gen. 18.
and again to Jacob, Gen. 28.
The simplest interpretation is th
all nations shall be blessed throe
the revelation given to Israel,
promise fulfilled in the later o
tension of the religions ideals
Abram and. his descendants to t
Gentiles, -The Hebrew, 'howeve
permits of another rendering a
interpretation, according to whi
the sense of the verb translate
"be blessed" becomes reflexly
'bless themselves." The renderi
would then become "All families
the earth shallsbless themselves
thee," that is, in blessing the
selves they will use thy name as
Cype of supreme blessedness a
wish for themselves the blessin
recognized to be the special po
session of thy descendants. A
cording to the first interpretatio
Iseael is to become the organ
channel -through which great-bles
ings are to be communicated ult
mately to the world; according
the second, the great blessin
which Jehovah will bestow upo
Israel will attract the attention
other natilins and awaken in them
longing to participate in the
blessings. In either case the pr
mise remains is the wider sense
the term a Messianic promise..
4. Lot -Son of Horan and nephe
of Abram. The story of his lif
will be found in this and the tw
succeeding ehapters of Genesis. I
character, it strong contrast 1
Abram in,that he was selfish, wea
and worldly. though relatively,i
comparison with-lus heathen neig
burs, he was still accounted "right
ous," his personal character bein
eufficiently free from reproach t
render him in the 'sight of Go
worthy of special deliverance. H
stands in the Bible narrative as
type of men who think too exclt
sively of worldly advantage an
present case.
Haran -The name both Of a city
and of a district in the northwest-
ern mirt of Mesopotamia on a tri-
butary of the Euphrates. A long
range of mounds still marks the
site of the ancient city. On the
slope uf one of these mounds there
is a modern village of email huts,
and near by the ruins of a very
ancient castle or fortress. The
city of Hagan is mentionedsin some
f the Assyrian inscriptions recent
3;- brought to light. On one oi
hese Sargon, king of Assyria,
oasts that "he spread out his sha
ow over. the city of Reran, and as
soldier of Ann and Dagen wrote
ts laws." Sennaeherib also men -
ions Reran as having laeen de-
troyed by his predecessors. The
ity of Raran still flourished under
he Romans and its inhabitants
'ere among the last to give up the
halda,ean, language and the wor
lip of Chaltlaean deities.
5. All their substance-Consist.
g principally of cattle, sheep, and
erses; clothing, silver, and gold;
nd household possessisIns.
The seals that they had gotten-
icluding children, servants and
ayes. A littleal8atteiretAnberdam
isservantssaid
3
Gehna.velChalc41). It -was, therefore,
uite a company or tribe which mi-
-abed westward under the leader-
sipoafaAn-htTle
ami.
Canname "Canaan" is
erived from a root moaning to bow
iwn, and signifies "lowlands." It
as ab first applied only to the
,setregitm f P a/ e s ti n e ; I ate r and
condarily -to the Jordan valley •
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and finally it came to be applied
to the whole country, including the
mountainous districts as well as the
1°.61v.i.a$nliloshein--A locality and later
a city in Palestine, situated between
Mount Ebel ;Led Mount Gerizira
west,of the Jordan in the territory
allotted to Ephi,aim, some distance
north of jerusalein. One moaning
of the name is "saddle' or "shout.
r," and the name of the city may
erefure well have been derived,
om its location on the saddlelike,
Ip between the twei monntains.
lather suggestion is that the
aee received its name from Sheol)-
, the son of Hamer,' 'the Hivite,
ince of the land (Gen. 33. 18, 19).
ie former suggestion, however,
ems the more probable,
Oak of-Moreh-The reference am -
ars L6 be to a sacred tree, 'the
rd "Mareh" coming from
Horah," the woid used regularly
the authoritative direction given
the priests. The word translate
"oak" is rendered jn the _mar-
t, of the Revised Version 'Pere -
nth. The tree, elfish is one P5.
nbling the ash, is still common
Palestine,- as is also the °al pee-
Canaanite-Lovvlander.
. Beth -el -The ancient Luz, in-
ately connected with the his -
y of the patriarchs. To be iden-
ed with the modern Beitin, about
olve•miles north of jerusalem.
Ai -The name means "heat."
e location of Moreh was a littlo
re than twa miles southeast of
th-el, on the road between the
Set' place tend the Jordan valley.
parently 04 of importance at
time of the Conquest of Pales -
c by the Hebrews/ ((ampere
s,Inasei7)
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The One Enduring Lesson of the Story Is that Self -
Denial Is the Road to Peace "
And he took one of the stones of
the place and put it under- his
head, and lay down to sleep, And
he dreamed; ancl behold a, ladder
set up on the earth and /hetopof
it reached to heaven; and behold
the angels of God ascending and
descending on it, -Genesis xxviii.
11, 12.
When Jacob lay clown to sleep
that bight no doubt he thought
that was the hardest part of his
life. But he never thought 50 af-
terward. It was a necessary ex-
perience and he praised God ior it.
We do not ordinarily thank God
for ,difficulties and adversities even
when we have come safely:through
them- with improved characters;
but Jacob did. There are many*
altars that ought to be built by
itg and consecrated with costly oil
that we have iiegleeted.
The Law Is Inexorable;
. s
no stone pillow, no vision ; no bard
knocks, no heaven; no struggle, no
victory. The boy who whimpers
for the pleasant paths a.nd must
needs be lifted over the stones be-
comes at last an unsteady, unreli-
able and unable nonentity -never a
ina,n. Ability is not a gift; 16 ia
a lesson taught by blows and buf-
feting winds. 13nt the boy who sets
0116 10, life crying, "Fetch me a lion
to fight, show Inc a mountain to
climb, set me a task that will take
all that; is in me of grit arid
pluck," grows into a healthy and
useful manhood. Not only so, but
he makes discoveries in these ad-
ventures; for every hard spot in
life is a barred door which when
he thunders at it uhtil his fists are
bleeding and his body aches opens
full wide and rielmitg him to a
sancLuar,y where he may heal his
hurts and clip his hands deep in
the shining treasnres of hope and
pence and usy, "To him that over -
cometh will I give to sit with Me
on my throne."
"Re Dreamed."
Nay, but he had been dreaming
disconsolate, arid he woke jubilant
and saw the vision; the real man
within him woke up and saw the
things that stre steadfast and never
pass away. The people We call the
dreamers are the only wide-awake
persons. Not -the philosophers but
thc poets explere for u,s She regions
of the real. To dream well :is to
live well, Vision is a pecessity of
the 'beneficent life. ThrOugh it we
see the providence and friendship
nf Clod and the divineness and pos-
sibilities of man; we see filings in
their proper proportions and' know
that this is (lod's good world and
that it is sentinelled by His angels,
who are ever at our eervice.-Rev.
M. F. Johnston.
is customary in Palestine. The
woad in the original means literal-
ly to pluck up, that is, to move the
tent or camp.
Toward the South -Literally, the
Negeb, the name given to the
southern tract of Judah, a restriet-
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