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11.NTERNATIGNALtLESSON,
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Iii!SS Oa 14 -The ,deatruction of Sod -
am, Gen. 19.13, 12-29; Golden
ciaten.,xpioati r?, aCnndr.ve6.rset,
TLe aaira,tra'
edi
ately preceding our lesson passages
for to day record tile incidents con-
nected with the birth. of Ishmael
and the premise to, Abram of, the
birth of Isaac, They include an
account of the renewal °Hit -4 cov-
enant at Manire, and an announce-
ment; to Abram, of the impending
doom of Sodom. Chapter 17' re=
cords the change of Abram's rianite
to .Abraham and of Sarai's name
to Sarah. 'Vines 1 to 11 of Our les -
eon chapter tell of the entrance of
the two .angels into Sodom and of
their reception and entertainment
by Lot.
, Verse 12. The men -The angels,
that is, messengers` of Jehovah.
They urge Lot to lose no time. in
leaving the city, and to take with
him• all the members of his immedi-
ate family,
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whereby the well-lucown properties
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Eismuth-Subnitrate and Pepsin
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you to try them at our risk. Three
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13, We will destroy this place
;I
,Theirt yiait'hfied been . the :intrt
-pose' tit ancertaintift the- inehateent
the, 'cit4e reltilted Wicked.-
ness,- ,This being. established, their
coinmition includes • authority- to
vitittde jadgmditt upon the -city,
The cry of them is waxed great
belore .nTaeritrOatttaivite" Jehovah-Thtougi ho5tipto1-ho
of postessing the characteristics
and limitations of ;Mem This 'is
one of the dffitinguishing mhrks -of
the earIY prophetic naarathies of
*hien Our. lesson passage forms'
part. ' Compare Genesis iv., 10,
wheee a similar, exprestion is used.
14. Who marriecItaOr, yfho were
TIP,' get you out ,of this place -
Lot himself seems to haaie fully un-
derstood the, urgendy of the op:I:-
mend to leave the city at once.
- As one that mocked -Better, 'jest-
ed. The sons-in-law are incredu-
lens. To them. the dettruction of
their city seeme impossible,
15. When the morning arose -At
dawn. All that precedes had trent-
pired while it 'Was still night.
Thy two daughters that are here
-As opposed to the pro.spectivo
sons-in-law who had chosen to ig-
nore the warning, and who were
not in Lot's house.. -
Lest thou be consumed -The iM-
plication is that Jehovah had fixed
a time beyond which the destruc-
tion of the city was not to be post-
poned.
Iniquity --Or, punishment.
16. But he lingered -Reluctant to
leave hitt home and the city which
had been so long his place of resi-
dence. The a,ngels appear sympa-
thetic and determined to rescue him
with his household. eve -n though it
be necessary to lead him by the
band. Thus with gentle insistence
they brin'g him forth until he is
safely beyond the city gate.
17. Escape for thy life -Further
flight is necessary to reach a place
of greater safety.
Look not behind thee -Resist
every temptation to return or to
wateh with curious eyes the fate ofh
telclitYth
• Ae Plain -The valley region
in the neighborhood of' the doomed
cities. -
18-22. The omitted verses record
Lot's plea to be epared the neces-
sity of fleeing to the harren moun-
tains, and to be permitted. to re-
main in a little village some dis-
tance from Sodom.
23. Zoar-Meaning, little.
24. --Rained . brimstone and fire
-Brimstone isgthe word used uni-
formly' in the Bible 'for sulphur,
whiclitts a- found in "all .•volea.rilm
regions both as an uncoinbined de-
posit an4 ail one of the chemical
constituents of gases as sulphur
dioxide and sulphttrated hydrogen,
which are not infrequently exhaled
•front -the earth in 'such, regions or
cliasolved in the, water of, . hot
springi. It is frequently' referred
to in connection With Jehotali's.de-
nunciation of the -wickedness of
nations and ,(dor,npare
Iteut. Isa. 34:9; Psa. 11.„6).
The extensive occurrence of sul-
platr„in' the region of the Dead Sea
corroborates ,the Bible statement
-that this stilistance contributed to-
ward- the destimetion Of the cities
of the Itlain-L-Solioni "'and Gornori
rah. , tthe ;work ofaJeliovah
•through the use of natural means,
• but, of course, was decidedly -mira-
culous. •,
S6.-11'illar cif salte-Great ledges -or
cliffs of cryttallized rock salt ,are -
to be found, at- the southwestern
shore of the Dead Sea. Duringthe
rainy , 'fragments of these
cliffs become isolated and resemble
pillars, which are in constant pro-
cess o.f formation and destruction.
The prOcess however, in some
eates very slow, owing to. a chalky
limestone covering 'which protects
the. salt. These pillarlike shafts
not unfrequently assume forms
which strangely suggest the outlines
of the human figure, especially
what viewed from a distance. Late
Jewish -writers, including Josephus,
believed they ' were , still able to
ideittify the pillar of salt referred
to in onr lesson passage.
27, .Abealman-The,longer form of
•the name, explained as signifying
father of a multitude, is used from
chapter seventeen forward.
28. Gomorrah -The twin city of
Sodoin and egeally -wicked.
29. God remembered Abraham -
His mercy toward. Lot ts explained
by the writer as partly due to his
regard for his righteous tertm,ut
lohohrte13, Drug s ciin. A braharn
ton.
etter than
Oluistinas is again over, and as we start into
1913 we wish to thank -our patrons for theft
liberalpatronage, aad to „intima,te that cinr
. , ,
stock will, always be so kept tip -to -date that
you will have a feeling .of satisfaction in
dealing with Is.
JEWLER and ISSUER 0'14 MARRIAGE LICENSES'
TIIREE )11.,TGLISII GIRLS..
Induced Twang Men , to Conne,
to:Canada to Marry Them.
• A 'despatch from Toronto says:
On -Matitclay three ,former London
(England) girls,„ ,very,.. .elose
friends; and who- for the past eigh-
teen Iiionths have been- residents of
Toronto, were m.arried at 264 Hata
ihe %Venue .to t three young men
with *hem they kept company
the ()V golintry prior to coming to
Toronto, and whe' were' induced to
come , to Canada by the young
ttettlet. The' triple vtedding served
as an illustration of the manner in
which the population ot this coun-
try is 'being augmented, lovers, folt
, lowing. their sweethearts oinoI witiet
their itushandsttrein the crowded
centres, of the OttilWorkla
TO SA VE 011TX STAG. ItATACTI.
Stratheona IttOyttle Last ItittY
'Ilh4)us1to,4 ,
t.1„espateli :item Landon, En's -
Inside: says: The: Ltiett- Mayor has
6tinoll-4eal, in teenttectiOn with- the
anent:it efforts 111)*'' Wei11g,' iisa4tntb
SAY° the Ory,ttalt•,Paratte atitt
grOurt,cis fell' the nation; that Load-
.Flirtallbeena has nnclakakan Prn-
.V.Iitin the lasi 1itty theitaand
of the sitrn -needed .(Ovea: a :Milieu
not half ,of which it' het
fortheetnieg.
Jutt w 'at, you need after a hard day's. work
-A Refreshing eu0 of
Goes farthest for the money
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1-10W TO LIVE TRIUMPHANT
Take the Life of Him Who Not Only Did No Evil,
But Went About Doing Good
The way to counteract' and conh
quer evil in the world is to give our
own hearts to the dominion of good
and work the -works of God while
it is day. The strongest of all ob-
stacles to the advance of evil Is a
clean and generous man, doing his
duty from day to do, and winning
others, by his cheerful fidelity, to
serve the saine Master.
Diseases are not the only things
that are contagto• us. Courage is
contagious.' Manly integrity is con-
tagious. All the -positive virtues,
with red blood in 'their veins, are
contagious.
The heavieettblow that you can
strike at the. kingdom of evil is just
to follow thetadyice .which the .„,dy-
ing Sir Walter Scott gave his aim -
in -law, Lockhart: "Be a good
man." And if you want to know
how, there is but one perfect and
s`uprelne examPla-the life of him
whet:not only did, no evil, but went
about doing good.
Now, take that -thought of fight-
ing evil with good and apply it to
our world and to ourselves.
• Mere are Monstrous Evils
and -Aces M society. Let intemper-
ance be the type' of them all; be-
cause `so many of the others are
its children. Drunkenness. ruins
more homes and -wrecks more lives
than wart Hew shall weaoppose it?
•I do, not:say that -wei hall not
.peas resolutions and make, laws
-against it, But I do say that WC
can never really conquer it this
way, I hold with Phitlips Brooks
that "all prohibitory measures are
negative. That they have their uses
no one can doubt. That they have
their limits is 'jest es
The stronghold of intemperance
lies in the vacancy anti' de.spair of
men's minds. The way to attack it
is to make the sober life beautiful
and happy and full of interest.
Tehch your boys how to work, how
*to read, how to play, you fathers,
before you send them to college, if
you, want to guard them against
the temptation of strong drink and
the many shameand sorrows that
go with it, ,
Make the life of your community
cheerful and pleasant and interest-
ing, you reformers; provide raen
with xeereations tvhich will not
harm them ifyou warit ho take away
the power of the gilded saloon anti
The Grimy Boozing Ken.
Parks ,and playgrounds, libraries
and music rooms, clean homes, and
-cheenhil Churehes-Jthese are the
efficient foes of intemperance, ,And
the same thing is true of gambling
anci all the other vices will0h. drag
Man.down by the lower side of their
nature because -the higher side has
•nothing to -cling to, nothing to sus-
tain it and hold it up.
What are you going to do, My
brother men, for this higher side of
human life ? What contribution are
toil going to make of your strength,
your , time, year influence, your
money, your self, to mikes a clean-
er, tuller, happier, larger, nobler
life possible for some of your fel-
low men 1
I -do not -ask how you are going,
lb You inay do' it in business, '
in the- laivt ih nietlieinet in -the rain-,
istry, in teaching, in literature. But
this is the question: What are you
going to give personally to make
the human side of the place where'
you do yonr work purer, stronger,
brighter, better, anti more worth
living?. That -will be yonr best, part
in the 'warfare against vice and
crime, -Dr. Henry Van Dyke.
WARRIORS ARE -RESTING. t
Bad Roads and Wintry NVeather
• Stops Fighting.
• A despatch from London says:
The operations of the' five atmies
engaged in the Balkan War have
been brought practidally te
standstill by the wintry weather,
which is ,aeconipanied by frequent
snowstorms and by the deplorable
tiate- of the loads.,
hh
Bat011-"Hat yofir' wife a mot-
to Hatch -"Yes. Her motto is
'Never put off till to-morr na what,
yOU can say th-day 1'
•
Educate Your children musically. Start with
The iso on.graph
An appreciation of music is as essential as technique. The
wodd's masterpieces are on Edison Records, clone by the great-
est artists. You can play them again and again, until
y9u have familiarized irourself and ‘your children
-,Fith.the sort of nnisic they oughtkilow -classkal
• and pep,ulaiv.
Stop ili at your Edison dealer's 'and have hirn
play some Blue Amberol Records. They will 675
dellght the family. .
Thomas A. Edison. lac., 100 [Alto:aide Ave., Orange, 3..1., U. S. A.
A complete line of Edison Phonographs and Recordo will be found a