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. ;ummn Term commences Sept. 13,1915 .

n REV. D. BRUCE KACDONAU).

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ACADIA UNIVERSITY

WOLFVILLE, Nova Scotia.

Departments _

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D°grees.

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Expenses

Expenses light, and over $1000 given in prizes and Scholarships yearly.

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Next term begins Oct. Sth, 1915

would be an added proof that his cor-for inauguration into each ot the three onatiou had the king's approval. Ac-lolilces t>'1>i¢Bl of the Messiah \“A11- cording to the rabbis, it was death for,nointed 0ne"). those of prophet. priest

____ 'any one to ride on the l1ing's mule and king. Blow..wlth the trumpet.

to 2:12. Commit to memory vs. 39.

.40 GOLDEN TEXT-Know thou the God

of thy father, and serve him with a

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Time and Place-About B. C. 1025.

Jerusalem and its environs.

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connecting Links-uma. roused by ta

Joan from his grief for Absniom, led _ I (-\

his army back to Jerusalem and re- ‘ A`_ i sinned his throne. Ch. 20 tells of the - _ " _D rebellion under Sheba. a Benjamite, I I . __ (A f/

which was quelled by Jaob. A three - ‘t 5 ¢

years’ famine followed, sent by God as _ _ I \

a punishment for Saul‘s massacre o ~ » ' -

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the Gibeonites. ch. 21. The story of lJavid's vainglorious census of the peo ple. for which the land was aillictedi with a pestllence, stayed only by the king’s offering a sacrifice on the threshing floor of Araunah the Jehu site, is told in ch. 24. In ch. 22 we- have David's song of praise to God

tie g wit t e support o oa started A conspiraft to secure the sue cession to the throne for himself. The rival of Adonijah was Solomon. whose claims were supported by Nathan the prophet, Zadok, the colleague and rival of Ahiathar in the priesthood. and Benaiah, the captain of the royal bodyguard. Nathan sent Batlishebri to the king. to inquire how it was that

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ACADIA COLLEGE AND BUSI- NESS ACADEMY

WOLFVLLE, _ - Nova Scotia.

84th YEAR .

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Necessary Expenses $200.00 in-

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Adonijah was being made king, when, by the word of the Lord, he had prom- ised the throne to Solomon, her son. The prophet himself followed immed- iately, asking the same question. Vs. 1-27. 1. SOLOMON APPOINTED KING,

28-31.

Vs. 28. 29. Then King David ans-

wered; thc remonstrance of Nathan against Ailonijalfs being permitted to claim the throne, when. as David well knew (see Chron. 2‘Z:9,10i, God intend- ed Solomon to be king. Call me Bath- sheha; who had retired during Nath~ an's interview with David. This was in accordance with Eastern etiquette. and, besides, Bathslieha and Nathan doubtless desired to appear independ~ cnt of each other as possible in their tidings. The kings ware; solemnly confirmed a previous oath (see vs. 13,17). As the Lord liveth; that ls, “as surely as the Lord livetli." That hath redeemed. etc. Tile birth of Solomon marked the time when David become at peace. not only with men, but also with God. . Vs. 30, 31. Solomon shall reign af-

ter nie: in spite oi' Adonijalfs attempt to si.-izc the throne. This day. There was need of prompt and decisive aci- tion if Adonijah’s plot was to he foil- ed. llowed with face to the earth; an Eastern custom expressive of deep reverence. Live for ever; a common Eastern exaggeration. Batlislieha would assure the king that she had no desire for his death. but only for a re- cognition oi’ Solomon her son as suc- cessor to the throne.

SOLOMON PROCLAIMED KING, 32-40.

Vs. 32. 33. (fall me Zadok..Natlian

. .Benaiah. See Connecting Links. The combination of the high priest, the court prophet and the captain of the royal bodyguard would show how clearly that the proceedings had the royal sanction. Servants of your lord; David himself. The “servants” were the klng`s bodyguard (see on v. 38.) a considerable body of well armed men. With .Ioab on the other side (v_. 7), there was likely to he fighting. :lime own mule; the riding beast. from Duvid's time on, oi’ the royal family. (2 sam. 13:28; 17:9). asses being still used by the _common people. Solom- ons appearing on the king's mule

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SQLOMON ANC of Jerusalem. where there was a foun-Qerally, "Let king Solomon live," a re~

_ ' July 11 1915 tain. ,' ‘cognition of his heirshipto the throne.

LESSON "_ " | V.34. Annolnt him there. The pour- Vs. 35-37. Come up after him; as

1 Kings 1; 2g.4g_ Study 1 Kings 1; -ills of oil on the head was the method his supporters and bodyguard. Sit up

on my throne; as David's partner and successor. Bensiai1..nnswered. Since Benaiah was captain of the bodyguard. the issue lay largely in his ,hand. since the Prince or general with an army behind him had a great advan- tage over all rivals. Amen; “So let it bei"'a prayer and also an expression of 'determination that the king's or-

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dglonoxogld ocomg to nought. llllh occasions (see Ex.fB0:Z8-25.) Out or

'throne greater, etc.; words to ilatter a the tabnernacle; the tent on Mount

fat.her's fond hopes for his son. |Zi0l1 Where 01° Uk W" 399% 2 58111.

Vs. 38-40. Cherethltes -Petlethites; 6:17. .

foreign soldiers who formed the klng's‘ Ch. 1241 t0 Ch. 2212 rowirdl the col- bodyguard. They may have been'or- lapse of Adonljah’s plot. the lu; iglnally Phillstlne clans (for the Cher- W0\'dS Of Diwid t0 3010111011 Bud ethitesfsee 1 sam. 30:14; Ezek. 25:16; Davld's death.

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