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The song of trust said aspiration
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changed all this for the, man of ,in-
telligence. He cair-no longer take
Itis faith upon the authority of an-
other. He feels impelled to work
out his owntheological salvation
With fear and.,trembling. And be-
camsethe tisk is hard he often feels
that he cannot sing the Lord's song
in this strange land.
Not only changes in theological
belief but a changed attitude in re-
„flard to man's moral freedom has a
tendency to ilileri,913 the song.
"Heredity and environment have
us bound hand and foot," men are
saying. Man does not as he choos-
es, but as he must. Whatever it
had to be and whatever will be, will
be, whether we like it or not. This
gloomy, pessimisic determinism is
not confined to the dark closets of
a- few philosophers; it is boldly
preached from the housetops and
On tlie Street Corners.
And the song of aspiration has
been silenced in other hearts by the
changing and advancing ideals in
the world of industry. It is being
insisted upon; mari fashion, that
fortunes shall be won as, wellas
spent or given away ,by methods
which harmonize with the higher
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mandment give I unto you that ye
.remember the' week day to keep..it
holy," It seems impossible tb many
people to rceoneih3 Christian ,etks
with the present economic condi-
'°p;pdp,v wl,lich we are Compelled.
„o .E,Iind because they .are an -
willing, to sing on Sunday what they
do. not , see, their way dear to prac-
tice-' on .Mond, they declare :their
inability to sing the Lord's song in
such a strange land.
What shall we say itt the face of
it all'? The task of keeping the faith
and of .i3.inging the song of trust hat
become undouktedly 'a different
and a harder task. The'aangecl re-
ligious.beliefS f the people, the new
psychology Making ' this human na-
ture cif ours seem a inore Comple'x
affair, the eincrgence of more ex-
acting ideals -in the' world of indus-
try will of .necessity
Modify the Song.
But, all, this need not, it must not,
drown it. The finer discrimination.
in matters of belief; the -deep'er
sense Of all that is involved in alit
mysterionS thing we call personal.
ity:, and the moral heroism demand-
ed in undertaking to make the six
days of labor as holy as the seVenth
day hf reel and Nvorship,_ all this
will 'only serve to bring Out new
notes and finer accents in the song
of the higher .life. , , .
The difficulty and vastness of the
undertaking will -serve to make the
"ssttack" of the singers more
sharply defined and will add rich -
nes and impressiveness to the final
volume of praise rising from the
lips of men devoted to this bolder
eriterprise. The song of aspiration
will be sung in this changed land
and the music of it will help to make
,it the Lard's land. It will be sUng
from throats attuned to these richer
harmonies and from hearts inspired
by the wider vision of possible
achievement.
Thus through the joy and fellow-
ship of this broader service men
will enter more deeply into that
form of satisfaction worthy to be
called the joy of their Lord." -
Rev. Charles It. Brown.
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Lesson I.-Jaeob and.Esau.-Gen,
25. 27-34; 27. 1-45. Golden
text, Isa. 30. 18.
The narrative intervening be-
tween the lesson for March 13 and
this one records the death and
burial 'of Sarah and of Abraham,
the bef.rothal and marriage of Isaac
and Rebekah, the birth' of Esau and
Jacob and the descendants cif Isl.),
mae/. The longer passage aSsigned
far to -day's study. includes the ac -
o
cunt cif Esan's Sale 'of his birth-
right to Jacob,- Isaaes increaSing
prosperity and the marriage of
Esau 'to.-tzlo Hittite women, who
were "a grief •Of mind ;unto Isaac
and Rebekah." Then in the open-
ing 'verses of tali...lesson-chapter are
given (1) the request of Isaac to his
oldest son to prepare for him a
meal preparatory to receiving the
solemn parental blessing and (2)
the plotting of Rebekah to secure
that blessing rather for her favor-
ite, Jacob. The reading of the en-
tire chapter 'is eseential.
Verse 22. Jacob went near unto
Isaac -to set at rest his father's
suspicions concerning his identity.
Felt him -To discover whether
his hands were indeed those of
Esan. Isaac was almost blind and
no longer trusted his sense of hear;
ing; but his sense of touch was less
impaired.
The hands of Esau-Efairy and
rougher than Jacob' s. Rebekah
had taken "garments of Esau her
elder son, and put them upon Jacob
her younger son ; and she put the
skins of the kids of the goats upon
his hand, and Upon the smooth of
his neck" (vs. 15 and 10,
23, Bu he blessed him -Not 'im-
mediately, but after first partak-
ing of the savory meal which Re-
bekah had prepared for the occa-
sion.
24. am -The -writer of the her -
ratite does not pass judgment nor
comment in any way upon the false-
hood; he. simply records the fact.
25. Venison -The dish requested
of Esau (v. 3).
27, The smell of his raiment -
The odor of the huntsman's garb,
the smell of the field blessed of Je-
hovah with vegetation and game.
The poem that follows reflects not
se much the personal history of
Jacob as the fortunes of the nation
Israel, and these at a time when
Israel was already in possession of
the Promised' land, especially dur-
ing the pros,perous days of David
and Solomon.
28. The dew of heaven -Of the ait-
most importance to crops in the
land of sparse rainfall.
29. Peoples . . nations .
brethren -The deseends,nts 9f Ish-
mael and Esau, Ishma,elites' and
Edomites, as well as other neigh-
boring trilies, descended from Abra-
ham and from Lot.
•The vividness'and consistency of
the ,early prophetic portraits of.
Esau and Jacob faver a :personal
interpretation, but there', is'inuch
evidence to show that they repre-
, ,
Sept more, than: mere Individuals.
. . Roth Jacob and.Esau are clear -
types of the twe nations which
• were regarded - their immediate
descendants. Eau' S portrait is
true to the character of the Edo -
mites. Living on the borders of
Callaan, they largely retained their
earm
early noadic, ioyin
r.g habats, de-
pending los' existence upon the
scanty ,products of the wilderness
and the plunder which • they ex-
torted or stole from passing cara-
vans."-Heores and Crises of Early
Hebrew History, p.' 105.
30. Made an end. of blessing -
Brought the solemn act of blessing
31. He also made savory food--
Entirely unsuspecting the wrong
niGIIITTCOMPANYIIMITIP
ill..., a. 7.4T•ono..
that had been perpetrated upon
him,• .
33. Troubled very exceedingly -
In utter fear and astonishment.
He shall be blessed -The mere
utterance of the solemn parental
blessing, even though spoken under
misapprehension and obtained by
deception, was regarded as final
and irrevocable.
34. The, exceeding great and bit-
ter cry of Esau was characteristic
of his ingenuous and impulsive na-
ture. The blessing given 'to Esau
at his earnest request follows in
verses 39 and 40. Like the blessing
given. to Jacob, it reflects the for-
tunes of his later descendants after
they are become a nation.
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Would you like it if you could talk
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is married. For three nights after
the marriage the Chinese bride.
veiled, must stay awake and listen
to the banterings, the teasings end
jokes of some girl friendwho is,
there just on purpose to make her
laugh, cry, or anything else that.
will cause a ,sound. But the Chi-
nese bride must not aMow her .voice
to escape. her. She must show, by.
staying .silent' those three nights,.
that she will be a quiet wife.
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