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JfHESUNDAYSCIIOOLLE LESSON
LESSON XVI. -APRIL' 20
Golden; Text—Forgive us our debts,.
as we also have forgiven our debtors.
—Matt 6.12,
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING.
Time.—The summer of A.D. 29, in
the third year of Christ's ministry,
Place,—Capernaurn.
THE SERVANT FORGIVETH.
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Thensaid _came e Peter and ,a d u neo
him,
how Lord, o ft shall m y brother
sin against 'me, and I forgive hint?'
Impetuous Peter was likely to bring
down muchcriticism qn his head, and
become involved in many disputes
-with his brethren. Until seven times.
"'There was a , mystical :atmosphere
:.about the number seven; r symboliz-
ed perfection. Three being the num-
ber which spoke of heaven, and four
the number of the world, seven gave.
-the ideal of completion -the union of
:heaven and earth,"
Testis saith unto him, I say not un-
to thee; Until seven times;' but, Un-
til seventy times seven. Peter was
shown how low his estimate of for-
; iveness compared with Christ's. I His lord commanded Juni to be !what was done, they were: :exceeding jaw :t
The money.
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Therefore ri�
„ the kingdom heav- sold. The Mosaic law authorized the sorry. This scents to point tothe Av coorse Iamafther not aft ter blamin
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en likened ted onto a certain king, whoselling: of a man into -.for theft common conscience of mankind 'a - the byes too much fer Y 1-'
bslavery. p Y makin a m}sir
'would make a -reckoning with his ser- or bad debt. And his wife, and child -I proving or anticipating the divine sen- ,take, fer; bein Irish, I make thim Me
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'vants. This was an Eastern monarch, 'ren, "A man's wife and children were ; tense. And caste and told; unto their self sonietoimes, • an mate thrubble
whose "servants were his officers, ; his property. The order is also in' lord all that was done,this was not half way, as ye nioight say, Whin ,I
especially here those in charge of fan- laccordapce with the Idea that the in anger; hut in grief,, and 'desiring wus in Toronto two air tree wakes
ancial matter, such as the collecting whole of a man's family is responsible ithat justice should, be done, 'ago, shtrollin along an shwingin me
Mof tastes, The "reckoning" would be • for his acts, And all that he had, .Chen the lord called him unto hint. ,shtick, I saw a shquad av elivin po-
the payment of the taxes collected, hand ;payment to be 'made. The sale !He also was more grieved than an- lleeeentin corrin down the shti•ate
ess as much as the,` officer dared to 'would go only a little toward paying : gry, though he :must have been ter-'roight furninsht me, an, whin 1 sats _
retain for his pay and his personal •the. enormous cicbt, but it would a- i ribly shocked at such cruel conduct. how 'nanny av .thim theer wus; 1 RI
profit. mount to something. „„ 'And saith to hits, Thou wicked ser -,sought it tnusht be ;rite they wus afNI
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rlat( when he had begun to reclean; t 1' he servant therefore fell dowti,vant. Wickedness should be f•ecog- ;thee. 1 oudden't reminiber annyting ,
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talent was not a cunt but a weight is in the imperfect tense its the Greek, far oftener than it .is. I forgave thee maruin, ba,tin aivin sonic advoice to
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gold or silver.. There :were trob worshipful pful pi o.trat}ons re that :debt, because thou besought- e car conductor, to sli al:c
ably talents of silver, each worth ' peated over and over. Saying, Lord, est me. Not because of anything in Plainer an lander whin he wus callin
t}free thousand sheckles twelve ` rave patience with me, and'I will pay the man's character or conduct, out the Warnes av the shtrates, so that
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thousand deuarii and the denarfus 'thee all. In his terror and anguish het Shouldest not thou also have mercy s itranet's in the city tvud know whin
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bay's. wages of an ordinary ip n s t rat o thy e qtr eTva tt, even as :L had u bus. Thin I began
laborer? In ottr money the sum never be :fulfilled', and.that ;the king :mercy upon thee? The kindness of to tuck rnebby. it wus .a skame av
would be between nineteen and oven- i1 new could never be fulfilled, ; God is for our incitation, We can fol tltint Grits to het:Inc aireslited, so
ty Million dollars a sum its tss- • 1 And the lord of that servant bein low; the divine example, in the tree- that I cudclen't prate Mishter Fer g -
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to pay;. Such is the debt which the inlayed with compassion. How often ;th which God will supply, son an hew a tall: wid hire. Annyway
sinner owes to Gott; and he can ncv- lis compassion attributed to Jesus? And his lord was wroth. God's an- 1 shtud me ground, an, wild ye `be-
er a it or hopeI Indeed pity Louhuman 'misery s l _ ;ger is righteous, an , lave it iviri, wan av thim
pay to payit.. S g 5, d is for man's big Poteece-.
I',tit forasmuch as he had not where- ,:the prime motive of Christ's mrss.on f good. 'Vho would have a God• who nein jist tuk wan look at' the soize
with to pay: "Do the any of us real- , to this world. Released hint, Possib- was not angry with sin? And delis av the blacl. torn, I wus carryin an
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chains or into prison, but probably "tormentors" were torturers who Some payple same to tink that
infinite number, and the transctdant wi
greatness of our transgressions a_ ; this means merely that, the ling re- sought by barbaric means to force Mishter Mackenzie Ding losht his I
gainst the 'Father?" lleased lum from his obligation. And the criminal to gist*e up any secret timper bc rayson av the'naggin' av SI
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forgave him the debt: Cancelled the hoard he Wright have. Till he should the'Tory byes, an didn't mane all he MelliiillEglIMNS
whole 'natter, staking the debt as if pay all that was due. An impossible Isaid. They tisk that. Mishter King,
it had never :been,. task, implying lifelong imprisonment;. not bein a married titan, hasn't lamed
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THE SERVANT 'UNFORGIVING: ; but he had sent his fellow -servant to t to kape cool tmdher difficult circuin-
But that servant 'went out. L?tter- ! prison "till he should pay that which shtances, an nic.bby sheer may be
ly unmindful of his own undeserved teas due," some since ice this oidea, but, share;
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mercies, S
t.ice� not in t � .o shall
the least humbled �t}s my1 !I don't '
1. ! r rb eel by :.a heavenly Father trnl. it wus the rale rayson,
the experience, perhaps puffed up by I do unto you. Not cruel torments, lat. all, at all; so I don't. Mishter Ring, '
the vast favorshown him by the king. abut such punishnsent as is just, im-"although he is a Grit, is 'a putty
And found one of his fellow -servants. Posed in sorrow arid not for revenge. shmart bye, an I often wish he wus
Another officer, bttt an inferior one, If ye forgive not every one his bio- at Tory, fer he doesn't shpake wfdout
'Who owed hint a hundred sh(llings.lther from your hearts. Nothing else kinkin, an Twill tell ye my oidea ay.
the whole business,
Thing Grits an Progrissives hev
been do ci a lot' av, tings tt y don't
want us Tories toh foind out, an Mich -
ter King's snatch wus only dhrawin
a red herrin across the thrail to trow
otir byes aff the scint, as ye ntoight
say, Whoile the Tory paypers do
be yellin thecr fool heads aff about
what they tink wus a bad break be
Mishter ting, thim Grits sit back
an laugh at 'shim, aft git away, wid a
lot av other shtuff.
I `wondher whin our fellahs will
ivir larn that ye can't thrust thim
Grits to matte what they say. Here
I am busy •hilpin the Missus wid the
So pettyare tiie wrongs others have is forgiveness. Cherished reset trnent
done to us compared with the wrongs Is not forgiveness,"
which we have committed toward
God. And he laid .hold on hon, and
took him by the throat, saying, Pay TIM MISTAKEN
what thou owest, If you want to
learn a matt=s character, do not look
at his bearing before his 'superiors,
but at his attitude toward subardin- Deer Sur:—
ates. Sootetaitnes a fcllah shpakes out ay
So his fellow -servant fell down and his turn, as the bye that wus oversays'
besought him, saying, Have patience wud say, an this toime it wt's Mishter
with nee, and I will pay thee. The Mackenzie King that made the break,
debtor makes the satne plea which but I am afther tinkin that the pay-
pers do be making more fuss about it
than is nicissary, an besoldes that a
To the Editur av all thim
Wing}rare Paypers.
the first servant had just made to the
king, the difference ,being that the
second servant could be expected to lot av thin) do be barnukin tip the
fulfil his promise. wrong tree, so to shpake:
Arid he would not: but went and What is the use av us Tories hall -
east him into prison, till'"he should tris our heads aff be rayson av a M-
inty that which was due. 'Usually its]- tle shlip loike that, whin, Shure, the
rprisonment in the East was tempos ting fer us to do is to shtrip aff our
ary; yet it was sometimes extended coats an git to wurruk, so that af-
to years for debt." titer the nixt elickshun, thin Grits
So when his fellow -servants saw won't hev army say in the shpindin
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