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Perish every fond ambition, with them. Abram, lwiriett of iota,
All I've sotght or hoped or known; plight, with all speed armed kis
Yet how rikh is my condition'. teemed servants and set off in per
(kd and haven ate still my own suit. This .is ithe ,unly military se -
Mute, then, on front grace to glory, tion we ever find Abram wngatfed in
Armed by faith, and winged by kle .was prompted to it not to intriek
prayer, himself but to help his brother's son
Heaven's eternal day's before thee, land one commentator says of it that
':God's own hand shall guide thee never was are/ military expedition
there. undertaken, prosecuted and finished
H..F. fl y1.. more honersielly *knit this of
PRAYER He divided his small army se as
Help us our Father to restless were to attack fusels •dLd`erenat quarter, at
each day we live that in every eon.' ones and he made tbe"attaick at !sight
filet with temptation and sin Thou, that he might surprise the enemy.
though all unseen, art upholding and me s eeeeee see in niceties • his tame
guiding. Amen. - man with all that belonged to hist.
8. S. LESSON FOR MAX 9th. 1926 On Abrarn's return as victor the
Lesson Title --Abram and the King of Sodom vent awl to moot
Kin's, him to express his respect for and
Lesson P*$$1$v-.Gan, 14:1.94. ticutlara of that meetitude to him ing f the
arereo.rd-
Golden Test -Rem. 8:37. ed, we have the story of Melchizedek
After the food the earth, as it be- told. Ile was. king of Salem and
came more fully peopled, was divid- priest of the most high God. As a
ed by Noah and agreed upon by his. king he made provision for the
wants of Abraham and his men. As
priest he refreshed Abram's spirit
by a' blessing. He blessed Abram
increase of the colonies should re- and he blessed God who had caused
quire. But the people were loath to him to triumph over hia enemies,.
separate and so to prevent dispersion In. return for this blessid+dg and in
--they resolved to establish themselves gratitude for victory Abram gave
by -+building a cityand a tower whose the priest tithes of all the spoils he
"top may reach unto heaven." God had taken:
teoid notice of their intention and The king of Sodom considered
their doings and checked theni, If himself under great obligation to
they had remained one people with Abram and he requested him to keep
one language much of the earth the goods, giving up the captives on -
would have been left uninhabited, so ly. Abram had not gone a war -far -
God caused them to be scattered ing for enrichment so refused tido
abroad upon the face of the earth, least bit of reward. To prevent fur -
departing in companies • according to *her persistence on the. part of the
the languegb they ajuke, to the sev- king, Abram affirmed his refusal by
eral countries allotted to them in the an oath.
division made .before but which'' %hay He would be guarded icd 'his +con
refpsed Ito ..take, possession of. duct so that there would be no cause
In the genealogy, .which is given 'for the 'king at any future time to
we see the beginning of the story of say he'had acted from mercenary or
.Abram whose name is famous, •hence-. covetous reasons: Ile made' the. ex -
forward, in both Testaments. God ception of the food his men had eat..
assigned him to a .land to which -he "n and of the portion due those who
world guide ilial and make of hint a had 'joined. "him on the expedition.
great nation. They went forth to go He spoke only for himself, 'kno(ving
into the, land of Canaan; "and into he was under the direction of the
the land of Canaan they came." In Ring of Kings who would see to .his
the course' of . time the 'land was not being rewarded. After these things
able to. bear both Abram and his the -word of the Lord came unto
sons that certain tribes should
spread out in certain directions, re-
moving fart�lier and farther u the
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