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Beautiful Life -
are our epistie known
and read of all men." -11,
iii 2.
c.ane years ago, when Obarles
Dudley Warner wivi travelling in
tfie, Levant, he mot in Jerutaleen
ehe , patriarch of the Armenian
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ally said that he believed a man's
life -was, after all, more important
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"So am I."
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ant-in the final analysis it finds its
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ligion ceases to be helpful men have
ceased- to believe it. And that is
right; for when it ceases to be help-
ful- it ceaies to be Christian. But
wherever .Christianity has been able
to bid men took, as Jeeus did, arid
see the sorrows of the world com-
forted arid the wounds el the world
bound up, and the good news of the
t
gospel carried .with light and hope
in it to the hearts of the poor, there
the church has wen allegiance and
Will Always Win Allegiance. ,
jeans CIhrist's life is,an,easeniial
part of our creed. Not only that life
at the end upon the cross, but all
the way up ,to it. It makes no dif-
heretic° mato us whether the, inven-
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writings The life of Homer ie
matter of indifference, an imma-
terial 'thing compared with the
poems he lefts. But it le not so with
the religion of Christ. ,
Ours is it living creed. Our creed
breathed; our ,creed walked; our
creed had two .han de ; our. creed
wept; our creed had the heartache ;
our creed was weary in the march
of charity; eur: creed hungered and
thirsted; our creed waa the men
Christ Jesus. And- the best argu-
ment for our religion is that you
and I be like hfin, •
The repellent Christian does us
harm now,- He who is bluff and
rough; he who says "pay me the
last penile," the who pushes another
to the frost's,' wall of -winter ; he
who hats Ise tears ; he who is so busy
that he does not know the youtig
mart who comes to, him with it let-
ter from an old friend; he Who lute
no tenderness of heart ;
Ile is in Our Way Now.
The living argument, the letter
known and read of all men, should
be our record and thee iriethe record
that will win men. Emerson voiced
the eerdict of the world when he
wrote: "What do I- care for what
you say when teleat you do sp,eake
so loudly that I^ cannot hear what
you say1"
Men may be skeptical. Thee may
analyze our Bible leaf .by leaf and
verse by verse; thew inay tear every
page out of our theology; bet as
long as men have hearts beating in
theii bosoms the beautiful life will
lead this world like the day star of
the •morninge-Rev. Ernest Wray
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THE SUNDAY SCI1001. STUDY
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
HAY 18.
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Lesson VII. --Joseph meets his
brethren, Gen., chap. 42.,
Glilden text, Gal. O. 7.
Suiting his act tsi ls±0 worde, Pha-
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Joseph's hand, and arrayed him in
vestures of fine linen, and put a
gold chain' about his neck; and he
made hire to ride, in the second char-
iot which he dad and they cried.
before him, Bow the knee: and he
set him over all the land of Egypt"
(Gen. 41. 42, 43). The subsequent
narrative relates that josepli
this time was thirty eearsoef age,
that he married the danghter of an
Egyptian priest of high .ratk, *and
that during the years' of prosperity
and plenty two sons were born te
him, Manasseh and Ephraim, who
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were ultimately to take the place
of their father among hie brethren
.10 the list of the twelve patriarchs
and heads of Hebrew families and
tribes.
Versa 3. Joseph'e ten brethren -
Better, ten of Joseph's brethren.
So large a company would make for
safety against attack from rebbers.
The distance from the • southern
border of Palestine to the border
line of Egypt was about one hun-
dred and fifty miles. One of the
Egyptian kings, Pthothmes III, led
an army over the distance in nine
days. The journey from Beersheba
would be about two -and the jour-
ney from Hebron about three -days
longer.
Went down -At the suggestion of
their father, Jacob (compare yerses
1, 2).
To buy grain -The -amount -of
grain needed for their households,
including servants, and for their
cattle, wowid require a considerable
caravan of asses, and peehaps
camels, for its transportation across
the intervening desert. This would
be an additional reason for all of
the ten brothers making the journey
together, - ,
4. Benjamin, Joseph's brother,
Jacob sent not --Joseph anti Benja-
min were the sons of Rachel, the
favorite wife of their father, Jacob.
Since the death of Rachel and the
supposed death of Joseph:the al;
feet/one of the aged patriarch na-
turally centered upon Benjamin.
5. Arnoug those that came-Mant-
other people from Canaan and other
near -by countries came to purchase
food in Egypt.
6. He it was that sold to all the
pe,ople--Apparentli Joseph lad
himself taken immediate charge of
de sale of grain and other food-
stuffs to foreigners. , It is not im-
'probable that he anticipated the
coining of some of his biethren from
Canaan and was on the lookout fox
them. •
Bowed down themselyee to him --
Thereby unconsciouely fulfilling his
earlier dreams recorded in. Gen.
'7. Made himself- :avenge unto'
them -Took particular pains to hide
from them -his ideneity. ° •
Said urito them •-- Speaking
through an interpreter, as the sub-
sequent narrative shows
9. Ye are spies -The deeert fron-
tier of -Egypt was especially -open to
13eclouin raids. The Egyptian
governor's euspicioneof this group
of tribeemen frorne-Canaan would
therefore be quite eel:rural. Josepft
found thie method of procedure a
convenient one for learning the
fasts concerning hie father and
Benjamin, without arousing the
suspicion of hie brothers by it direet
friendly inquiry. Apparently also
it was part of his purpose to put
his brothers to a severe test, as to
their present dispoeition toward
each other and toward Benjamin
and their aged father. •
The nak&inese of the land -The
defenseless points offering an easy
entrance, „
ii.eWe
are all One nian's sons-
Theown off their guard by the
charge of being tpies, they seek to
disarm the governor'esuspicions
by voluhteering full. information
concerning their home and family.
Of their communimeeveness Joseph
promptly Lakes advantage,. at the
seme thue emphasizing his suspicion
of their real purpeee and charac.
-tor. thus forcing them to make a
stili further statement eoncerning
13, We thy servente are twelve
brethren -More ,exactly, we thy
servants were twelve brethren.
One is not -One of our number
is no longer withtita. They do not
say that the absent 'one is deed,
though tine is the only mserence
to be drawn from their statement,
15. Hereby ye shall to proved --
Their statement concerning them-
selvea is to be put to an extreme
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raisrersentiamammisszafflasum,
ie
twentieth dynasty. Popular He-
brew forms of oath were, "As Je-
hovah liyeth." and, "As thy soul
liveth."
16. Send one of you . . ansi. ye
shall be bound-Thie command
Joseph later reconsiders, content-
ing himself with keeping one of
them as hostage and permitting the
nine to return together into Ca-
naan.
17. Put them all together into
ward -His arbitrary treatment of
them as criminals already convicted
was quite in harmony 'with Oriental
Customs. This experience at the
same time enabled them to realize
how an innocent prisoner feels
(like himself, Gen. 37. 24), who, in
spite of his innocence', has the tvorst
to expect.
Cats Marched to Seerece.
When Maki H.afid,,ex-Sultan ef
MoTeeett secoesded to the .Strldian-
ale, he leurid the secreti'city of Fez
infested by rats, Without any loss
of time he at once nationalized all
the eats of 1VIoroceo and' issued a
oenlmand that many thousands of
them sboald be merched ietto Fez
for serreiee, For some time a latv
hos existed in Hong Kong making if,
compulsory to keep oats in every
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tag to the size of the house.
A failure is a man who has quit
trying to find something he can do.
Naturally.
"What caused that awkward
break in the convereation
"Somebody deopped the subject!'
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that he isn't entitled to. '
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