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THE SUNDAY. SCHOOL STUDY
INTERNATIONAL LESSON,
NOVEMBER 23.
Lessson':•.VIII.-Joshua the 'New.
Leader. Josh. 1. 1-9. Golden
Text, Josh.;1.9.
Versb'lr After'the ;death of •Mo-
ses -The Israelites are still en-
camped in the land of Moab, east
prosperous . national period , was
€rem about B. 0,'»160,0,700 after
Which latter date they were "'ab;
sorbed by the Assyrian empire
5. Ae I was with Moses -The nar-
rative'iS' designed to impress upon
the' reader 'the 'sense that the con-'
tinuity of the nation and of its high
Purpose way independent of, and
-not'broken bye a change m 'the'
person of the leader.
I willnot. fail thee,;nor forsake
thee -A promise gtioted_hy„the.^au
then of the Epistle, to the Hebrews is
love of
free 'from the 1 o
Be ye fr
money ; content with such things
as ye have: for himself bath said;
of the lowest Jordan. In Dent.
I will in no wise fail thee, neither
34, 8 we are told that "the children will I 'in any wisp 'forsake thee"
of Israel wept' for Moses in the (Heb.' 13. '5). JConapare also 'Dept.
plains of Moab thirty days," alter 31 0,'8; 1 Chien. 28. 20.
which it appears that Joshua took 7. Observe to do according to all
immediate command of all the ad -
the -law-The law is to be strictly
minietrtttivo affairs of the nation. and carefully observed" if the great
Jehovah spake-It'is not neoes- 'work to which Joshua has been
r
i
sazy to think of an audible, verbal called is to be successfully accom-
communication from Jehovah to peeked, He is•to "read, mark, and.
Joshua in this connection. Joshua inwardly digest" that',law, carry
lied long been second in command ing out its provisions'to the letter.
as the assistant of Moses, and Have good success - -Literally,-
situation naturally demanded that "deal wiaaly."
he 'take up immediately the reins
,of administration e? This book of the law -"This
and Proceed. to ' -
P obviously 'refers the ''law hi
carryout the plaits of Moses, which scribed in Dent. 31, 9 as written by
were very familiar to ''him. His Mosses and delivered to the Levites
duty, "therefore, was most clear, I and elders. -That it embraces a
and as ho contemplated the work considerable' nucleus of the Posta-
before him, and the best means of teuchal legislation (including, of
carrying it"out, he was conscious 1 course, the 'bulk of Exod, 2023) few
critics would deny."-Dummelow,
9, Have not I commanded thee 7 -
For similar emp'hhsis on the per-
sonal leadership of Jehovah, . com-
pare Deut. 31. 7, 8, 23.
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that the work intrusted to him was
placed upon him by Jehovah, and
there was borne in oh his, heart and
mind by the' Divine Spirit a strong
and overwhelming conviction that
he should at once "arise" and
"go over this Jordan,"" and lead
the people of Israel unto the land
which Jehovah had promised them.
God speaks to men to -day as truly
and as clearly as he did to Joshua;
yet we do' not expect the audible,
verbal communication, now -nor
need we think of such a communi-
cation here. That the language of
the sacred historian is figurative
and anthropomorphic does not de-
tract from the value of his narra-
tive. On the contrary, it adds
much to its, forcefulness and beauty
and gives to this ancient record a
new and more enduring 'meaning
and value.
Moses' minister -For forty years,
ever since the departure of the Is-
raelites from Egypt, Joshua had
been the principal assistant and
adviser to Moses.
3, Every place , . . to you have
I given it -A supreme challenge to
'conquest and faith.
As I spake. unto Moses -The pro-
mise referred to is found in Dent,
11. 24, which reads : "Every place
whereon the sole of your foot shall
tread shall be yours : from the wil-
derness, and Lebanon, from the
river, the river Euphrates, even
unto the hinder (western) sea shall
be your border:"
4. The boundaries of the land of
promise, the new- home of the re-
deemed nation, were to be the wil-
derness on the south,the lofty
mountain ranges of Lebanon on
the north, the great river, the
river Euphrates, on the east, and
the great sea toward the going down
of the sun, that is, the Mediten
seaman, on the west, For other
specific designations of these
boundaries, compare also the fol-
lowing references: Gen. 15. 18-21;
Exod. 23. 31; Num. 34. 1-2,
The land of the Hittites -North-
ern Syria,, extending westward in-
to Asia Minor. The Hittites were
neither Semitee nor Aryans, but
probably Mongolians, whom they
resembled most nearly an physiog-
nomy and' dress. Their facial type
is said still to persist in the peas-
antry of Cappadocia. 1 cis, Th
sir most
The "'Neighborly 'Spirit.
The neighborly smirit is an
• ex-
cellent thin to cultivate, although
'
not, perhaps, its it i$cultivatedin
the following 'story :
"How do 'ybu lilte your new
home?" a friend asked a man who
had recently moved into the vil-
"Pretty well:" "
"Have you called on your nefh1
bolls yet 7"
„No, '' thenewcomer,
admitted,
"T h9,oii't, 'Buff Ts In s',in' to;'i:f
any- ituda•e Ezf niy wood is missing,
Unreal pleasures are the most
expensive.
No More
Headaches
For Me
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they
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aches by remov-
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not by smothering the symp-
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woman's most common ailments.
Try them. 25c. a bottle.
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THIS IS <A STORE OF
DEPENDABLE. VALUES
A store that keeps in touch with the constantly
changing jewelry styles.
A store that sells the sail'te goods as these sold in
he better stores all over the country
And sells them, too, at as low prices as ANY STORE
CAN:
Everything 'we :show you can i2e, depended upon to
BE exactly what we 'tell you it is.
This is so from Tie Holders at'' a quarter to .Diamonds.
And it matters not what you may requil'e nor when,
if it belongs to a Jewelry Stock, it's here.
Prove these things any trine occasion arises:
`4y
nt r.
Mrs. Bessie Wakefield.
Woman sentenced to -be hanged
at Weathersfield, Conn,, with
James Plew, for the murder of her
husband. No woman has been
hanged in that State since 1876.
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Keeps r. woodwork and paintwork. spotlessly clean-' and
white. Scours pots and pans. 'Clean's cutlery and glass-
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• Keeps :kitchens `immaculate and; sweet.
is a clean, white, pure powder that has
no disagreeable smell, won't scratch
and will not injure the hands. Buy
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WISDOM_
OF THE• FATHERS
The 'Moral Obligation of Deciding Things for Our-
selves, Even the flost Ancient Things
$10,000 atANK ROBBERY.
The Union Bank at Hazelton, B.C..
Entered Isy Masked Men.
A despatch from Hazelton, B.C..
says : Five masked men robbed '11w
Union Bank at New Hazeitom, four
miles oast of Hazelton, Tuesday
night, shot the cashier and escaped
with $10,000 after a rifle battle with
citizens. A special train was sent
west in hope of intercepting the
bandits, as it was believed they es-
caped down the Skeena Rivet. The.
cashier, returning from dinner.
surprised the robbers at work. One
robber opened fire, the bullet strik-
ing the cashier between the eyes
The wound is not serious. Citizens.
attracted by the shot, hurried tr
the bank just as the robbers were
leaving, The fleeing men engaged
ina running battle wills their pur-
suers until they found shelter in
the timber on the edge of the town.
Six men suspected of being impli•
rated in the robbery were arrested
between Hazelton end New Hazel-
ton.
'I,
CONDUCTOR DREANEY DEAD.
!filed on the G.T.P. West. of Mc-
Bride From Accident.
A despatch from North Bay eays'
Word was received here on Weds
nesday of the deaths from accident
of Alexander Dreaney, formerly a
resident of North Bay, which oc-
curred on the G.T.P. west of Mc-
Bride. No particulars are avail-
able, Deceased was formerly .a,
C.P.R. conductor, and left here
sense time ago to work ' on the
G.T.P, He was married. Mr,
Dreaney was interested in several
mining properties, and a letter was
on its way to him apprising him'
that a mining property in which he
was interested had just been sold,.
his :here in the proceeds amount-
ing to $20,000. ,
DROWNED IN DARKNESS.
irful Casualty ,In the Lachine
Canal'.
despatch from Montreal says';.
Seven, and perhaps nine, men boat
their lives.in the Lechine Canal at
Cote St. Paul early Wednesday
evening when a flat -bottom boat
capsized, throwing fifteen workmen
into the water•. All' were employed
in the con -street -ice eetice of the Meat/real
Light, Hent and T'ower Company's
new power plant at Cots Stu Paul,
Itis believed that all are foreign',
errs, The indirect cause of the asci
dent was due to the passing' of .ti
tug a'ud the injudicious ihuovement
of •.the • men from one side of the
heat to ].Ivor other rut the craft pass,
ed through the tugs swells:.•
a.,
The First.
glia you ever really love any
girl before you met one 7" asked 'the
beautiful one,
Nri " replied the latied''foreige-
"Amen did that which was
,evil in the sight of, the Lord, as,
his father Manasseh did, He
walked in all the ways his fa=
ther walked in anti served the
idols that his father served." -
II. Kings, xxi., 20.
progress.- On the contrary, I well
recognize the fact that our inherit
mice from the past represents the
matured experience of unnumbered
ages, and that, in a thousand mat-
ters, we must walk, in the paths
trodden wide and hard by the feet
of those who have preceded us, 11
Anion was condemned, I have no we would not become hopelessly lest
doubt, because of the actual' evil in the wilderness of error. "The
which he did, and I suppose that the wisdom of the lathers" is aro ape
author, of "-Kings" did not intend phrase. What T am protesting
to have us assume that the punish- against is the superstition that the
went of the King was dependent fathers were not only wise but in -
upon the chance fact that he "did fallible, and that it is therefore the
as his father Manasseh did." part of duty to accept without ques-
Whether this be the case or not, tion everything that they believed.
however, this latter iilterpretatign r What I am concerned with is the
may certninly be taken as eminent- t springs' -o£ action -tile simple fact
If fair. The mere fact that Amon) that we must make our own paths
"walked in all the ways that hal
father walked in" wits enough to'
stir the wrath of the historian, en-
tirely apart from the actual nature
of his deeds. Even though Manas-
seh had been a noble man and a
wise sovereign, and h_is son's imita-
tion of him had resulted only in
good and not in evil, still would
Amon',s conduct have- been repre-
hensible. For this one thing is sure
-that no .belief is sound which is
not the result of one's own person-
al conviotion, and no conduct moral
which is not determined 'by the dic-
tates of one's own conscience.
II We Walk in a Certain Way
because 'our father walked in this
way beforeuswe may be doing
what is' good 'Irons the standpoint
of the world, or we may be doing
what is evil. But whether good or
evil in a worldly-senee, we are cer-
tainly not doing what is right in a
spiritual sense. For the righteous
life is not a matter of outward con-
formity, but of inward realization.
It is spontaneous in its origin, and
not imitative. - Its seat of authority
is the soul, and not the law. Ho
only is living the moral lifo who is
ri 1 his own life in sincerity and
living y
g
truth, and thus serving God, not
necessarily as the fathers served
Him yesterday, but as his soul
•teaches him'Ho should be *erred to
clay l '
In saying -this Ido .not mean to
imply that we should never do what
the fathers did. I ani making no
plea- for that superficial radicalism
which believes that a complete
wreak- with the' past is the key to
LER ®j;, eS', "You're'tise.firs'gtrl,Cbfuve ever
.BEy/l g left a11G1 I:3
!':o l .l lace v a.. hc. own
rvIARKIAGE lalt;y E ;sl:, ..1ib."
and find out our own gods; and
than ellen though we finally walk
in the ways the fathers walked in,
We must do this for the reason that
we have found out for ourselves
that the ancient path is
Indeed the Paths of Bight.
As Coleridge puts it, in his transla-
tion of Schiller's "Wallonstein".:
"Self-contradiction is the only
wrong;
For, 'by the laws of , spirit, in the
right
Is every individual character
That acts in strict consistence wills
itself."
Emerson called this the gospel
of Self -Reliance, and it is a• gospel
which needs as argent preaching in
our day as it did in his. Too prone
are we to take what is given us
without questioning. Too ,easily
do we accept the inheritances of
theory and practice transmitted
from the past. Too many of us are
afraid of our own. souls. We dare
not open our eyes to new revela-
tions. We tremble before untrod-
den horizons and undiscovered
worlds- And when there cometh
one who chide us break new path-
ways unto God, we stone him and
crucify him for very'fear. It is not
surprising to find Professor Bury,
of Cambridge University, saying on
the last page -of his recent "History
of Freedom of Thought" that "in
this sense distrust thy father and
mother is the first commandment of
promise." - Rev. John Hayues
tolrnes.
She Enew.
Teacher ---Have you looked up the
meaning of : the word imbibes,
Fanny']
Fanny -Yes, ma'am.
Teacher -Well, what -sloes it
mean?
Fanny -To take in.
Teacher -Yes. Now give gen-.
tens using the 'word;
Fanny -My aunt imbibes board-
ers.
Taking • thi Igs, pyla h,sophically. is
easy if they dont concern you, -
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Did it Taste Any Different?
"'Waiter h+
"Yes, sir."
"What, is this 7"
"0, I'm sorry, sir. That's one
of the nsaanagol's phonograph discs.
Sorry_ it got mixed u.p with your
plate of pancakes, sir.. It's a Otis-
take, sir."
--
Teacher---"If you had eight pen-
nies anti Billy had foam+, and yen
took his and put ahem to yours,
what would that make?" ''Tiou-
ble."..' .
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