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111 SUNDAY SCI1991. LESSO1
INTL' 'RONAL LESSON.
'APRIL 27...
TiCS.140 11 1V. - ,;fosepli selit„ into
Egypt, •Gen:, Chap. 27. (lolilelt
text, I. Cor. 13. 4.
The portion of our leison chapter,
preeedin the, printed .passage re-
cords ,ioseph's dreams, and Jacobs
favloritism.,The-'story is perhaps the
most familiar one in the Old Tes-
tament. It should be read again
in its entirety.
• Verse 23. The cqat of 'many.aoldrs
'-The marginal reading in the Re-
vised Version for. this 'phrase in
verse 3 ,above is "a long garment
with sleeves," the exact meaning of
the phrase being uncertain,
25, A caravan of lshrria.elites--All
the inland commerce of the anal-
,ent world Was carried on by trad-
ers, who carried their iner chandise
on camels, and for purposes of mu-
tual protection - traveled in 1,arge,
companies freak one phice and
from one land to another.
'Spicery and balm and myrrh -
Products of the desert and highly
prized' in Egypt,- where they were
used in part niedicinally, itt part
as incense, and in part in the pro-
cess of embalming. .
27, 28.. Ishinaelites . . IVIidian-
itesThree solutioris are offered for
the difficulty raised by the mention
here of two different peo,jles,Sorne
have thought the 'different 'names
were Int,endechto rather loosely
designate the same people. Other
commentators have suggested that
Kobably it was a mixed company
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Troubles are always enemies to 'good
health. As &Sou as you start to take
GIN PILLS these ayments begin to
disappear. .It is the same in eases of
Lumbago, Sciatica and like complaints.
This letter illustrates Lite benefit of
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- Winnipeg, Jan. 6111.
"I have been a sufferer from Imtnbago
forsotneyears past and duringenristinas
-week had a very acute attack which
confined iltd to the house. About the
latter part of April, I met your Mr. Hill
and mentioned ray complaint to him,
Ole advised me to take GIN PILLS. I
have been taking thein at intervals
during the early 'part of the present
whiter, and up to date have had no
returti of my old trouble -in fact, I
feel better than I have for years and
think that my old enemy has vanished
for good aud.alL" 11. A. JUXES.
• 162
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It is a j)leasure to so cater to the trade
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JEWELER and 15'51JER OF
MARRIAGE
of traders to whom joseph was
sold, there being hoth IshmaeliteS
and Midianites present. To this
explanation , the Bible naratild've
lends much plausibility, since, as-
cending. to 'that naria0ve as We
now have it in Genesis; Ishniliel
rind Midian -were both sens.of-Alora-
am. Thepr den da. rs,
Itherefor be closely related and, in
the adrliea , generations at least,
have many interests in ,commori.
The Same 'narrative,, how-
ever, makee Joseph a' cousin of the
men to whom he was sold. Still an-
other explanation and the one fav-
ored by a majority of Old Testa-
ment geho/ers to -day is that the oc-
currenee of the feit0 sePaiiete
names is .ona of. many indications
pointing to the interweaving o'f tWo
different accounts of' the same
event from, which the Genesis
Star-
ratot drew his information, 011e of
these accounts mentioning the Ish-
Maelites as the people to 'whom
Joseph Was sold, and theother
mentioning the Miclianitee.
Twenty piece e of silver -Help.,
twenty shekels, two-thirds the
price of an adult .slave.
Into Egypt ---Whither they 'were
bound to dispose elf their `Products.
29. Rena, his clothes -A eustOrn-
ary sign of distress" and mourning,
ao. The •ehild-Bebtee, the lad.
The same Hebrew word i$ used
eometiines to designate it ,servant
and sometimea a young child, as
vzell as a youth, as here. s.
, 32. Sent the. coat -Perhaps by
one of their number„ whom they
followed slhortly.; hence the.expres-,
,sion also they brought it to their
rather. • .
33. An evil beast hath devoured
him -Jacob draws 'the desired in-
ference at the\ sight of the blood-
stained coat.
34. Sackeloth--Coarse cloth -Worn
as a sign Cif mourning.
25. His daughters ---Only one
daughter, Dinah, has been men-
tioned in the narrative thus' far.
(Compare chapter 34.)
Sheol -The, Hebrew Underworld
or _abode of departed spirits with-
out distinction as to their moral
qualities. The New Testament
equivalent is Hades. From the de-
scriptions of Sheol given in Isa. 14:
4-23 and -.Eek. 32. 17-32 and else
.where we learn „that the dead in
•Sheol were thouilit of as "still
conscious, but living a feeble,
shadowy,tiharg_hAosnEg
tlikelih%'
rap'ian „me
common in later inscriptions !rem
the tenth century B.. C. forward,
' Captain of the guard -Chief ek,f
..
the exeCutioners. Andther trans
lation is "chief of. the butchers."
Compare "chief butler" and "chief
baker" in the subsequent narra-
tive.
4-•
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TO GET GREAT .HORSEPOWER:
Lay Trial Tidal Platt at Schleswig-
Holstein.
Millions of hoesepoweieare going
to waste which the sea tfould "fur
nish us if only some practical way
of running it tidal plant'eould be
found, says the 'Polytechnic/a Re-
view. The idea is iothe air at pre-,
sent and there are -several projects
in hand which are likely to be taken
up before. long. One of these is
brought out, by Engineer Fein, of
Hamburg, .and he proposes to lay
out 'two large ba -sins On the sea
coast in Schleswig-Rolstein. Two
tidal basins are used aud t -lie water
takes a swift flow, between the ba-
sins on somewhat the same planas
has been used on a modern scale
and for running as large a (plant as
the 5,000-horsepewer <int which_he
now designing. Part of the work
is' already done by a IX -mile jetty
in the sea connecting with Nord -
strand island., The basins will have
2,500 and 1,000 acres strface and
the 'height of the waterfall between
them is four' qr. five feet, so that
with it 'great Volume of water it is
possible tu run a set of 500 -horse-
power turbines, ten in numb'er, so'
as to have 6,000-beese,power, +his
is only a trial plant, and ohoulthit
succeed a much greater amount of.
power can, be obtained in this way
by esing larger .basins and in
greater number, as the .ees, will give:
an unlimited amount of power. .
a. 4,,
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The fainily remedy Carr Concha and Colds.
-Shiloh costs • as little and does as much I"
NEBUCHADNEZZAR'S PALACE.
Priceless l'retteures Lie Buried.
Everywhere.
From the engineer's canip 1 fol-
lowedthe, eoursaof the old 'rives 08
Babylon down to the famous City
of Nebuchadnezzar, where theGer--
man Oriental Society is digging up
the records of 4,500 years ago,
yrites a Correspondent. . 1 inW.the
famous stone lion • the bas-relief -of
Nebttehadnezzar' imself, with his
quaint curly' bald ; the atone goose
which. WIIS the standard measure qf
weight 'in Babylonian grocery
stores; the odd tribe of kinky -tailed'
cats ; the thousands of queer dishes,
urirs,"vasea, utensils, figure's of men
and beasts, hath -tubs; bowl -Shaped,
ceiling and cuneiform tablets whish
have been unearthed by the careful
Germans. They showed me the nus -
name of NTeinteliadnezzar etainp-
ed on numeroue brit:Its. and I walk-
ed throligh the, very banquet hall
Where, pesadventuae, the handw
ing. camo on the wall at the feast
of HolshasCar 'and "a thousand^ of
his 10Pd6i," 011 the perfectly' pre-
served wills or the palace I beheld
the strange figures of mythological
eliettists" emd hi verlasting- bull,
wincli'.'helti it high piane- 330,1)3'
lonion worship. Under Getman
guidance a host of Araths have`toil-
edeetoiled for a. quarter of a amt-
turyligging' carefully, LIS they .elig
at Pompeii, not to erack or ruin the
pricelo'ss treasures which lie buried
everywhere. \And .oech day 'brings
some new surprise,.
A fool says, "I earA," s, wise"1
in says "WI fry."
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'CHURCHILL INVITED'.
Germali Emperor Asks Mtn to Be
- lUs Personal attest. •
A despatch from Berlin -says: A
newspaper here prints 'a statement
that the Kaiser hag invited Winston
Churchill, the First Lard of the Ad-
miralty, who recently proposed that;
the natiens shnuld cease their naval
constructions for a year, te,, be his
persobal guest at Kiel during the
yachting -week.,
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A. 111LCI.,PY.
NOW Turk Has Now a Population
of 5..832,000. •
A despata from New York says:
The population of New Ybrk City
te-day is 8,339,000 persons, accord-
ing to the latest figures c-ompiled by
the New York City Health Depart,
ment, official. census of 19141
t.:eeurdecl a, population of 4,788,883.
Effet five Remedy.
A promident physician was re-
cently called to his telephone bY it
colored woman formerly in the ser.
vice of his wife.. In great agita-
tion the- woman told the physician
that her youngest child was in a
.bad way. "'What ,seeins to be the
tro,iblel'' asked the doctor. "Doc,
ehe swallowed a- bottle of ink!"
"I'll be over there in a short while
to see . her," said the , doctor.
"Have you done anything fur her?'5
"I gave her three pieces o' 'Met -
tin paper, Doc," said the colored
Woman dteabtfully, '
Never send a: friend on a fool's
errand. Go yourself.
Janks7--"I see that young Noodle
„and Miss Sharp have made a match
of it, He's got no head at all, but
she's a- clever girl:" Origgle -
Well, you can't expect a match
11711l8 two heads to it.'
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