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Jethro’s daughters and tived 40 years wife and sons before God sent him back to lead his sacrifice and teat slavery.~ which Jethro and

Fxodus 2:16-28, 41890.

MOSES COMES TO MIDIAN

Average Man Helps Great Leader

(EDITOR’S NOTE: The fol-

name and Jethro, meaning “‘em: inence,”” was his title. However, fot our lesson purposes we will eall him Jethro.

Jethro invited the young man, eu an Egyptian, to his home as his guest, with the re- eult, as with Jacob, that Moses fell in love with one of Jethro’'s

followed Israel's leaders Moses to mediate between the people : and. God.—Exodus 18: 13-23.

MEMORY VERSE: “He that walketh with wise men shall be wise: but a companion of fools shall be destroyed.” Proverbs 13:20.

Senatiers ont she became his le

Because Pharaoh would not

search for him among the no-

madic tribes of the desert wild-

erness, this was

for Moses to settle

be secure. Moses remained

Jethro for 40 years before

had the vision of

Then it was

im back to lead Israe by Egypt and slavery.

When he heard . that ‘ who the son-in-law who had ‘so long:jwas a believer in the true God rded his sheep, had become |Jehovah and also a priest, burst the a es oe eae be 5 Neceine 208 oe se to brou from ‘and en- |God for all his wondrous works. camped beneath Mount Sinai,| Knowing that before Jehovah Jethro decided to take Moses’ jeven the great divinities of wife and two sons and visit him. Jethro They ved just’ after the de-jrecognized the hand of God in font © Ge tune fe Seite jee Cet bat

a gave way to goodwill} 4 sacrifice and feast of and visiting with relatives. thanksgiving were in order and When Moses heard of his |Jethro proceeded to take charge family’s approach, he went out provide it.’ The fact ‘that the into the desert to meet them, |leaders and elders of Ierael par- and in the best tradition of des-|ticipated in this sacred feast ert courtesy and culture Moses | shows that a strong - separatist bowed to hie-elder apd kissed |sentiment had not yet developed him, and there was a mutual in-jamong thé Hebrews and that quiry into the health and welfare |they recognized orders of reli

|him, Jethro recognized that

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gious life and priestly adminis- «|tration outside their own.

Jethro's visit could have beeen nothing more than a pleasant re- newal of domestic friendshi and perhaps encouragement had not Moses felt compelled to sume his seat of rule and ment he following day. dawn to duck the people ed their numerous, a petty, complaints . before A and in each instance he took

"| time to lay down and apply the

principles involved. It was a monumental task and, owe needed help.

deep understanding of the struc- ture, organization and discipline . After Moses

watching endeavor to extend himself too far, and thus weaken his influ- ence, Jethro brought Moses. to |tine the realization that, though no one should do lees than his duty, no one overtax strength and undertake és much, even in God’s service. Even the direct intervention of God does not eliminate the nec- essity for human thought, prud- ence and ‘“‘common sense.” Jethro reminded Moses that a true statesman and administra- tor should avail himself of ail the capabilities.of the people he directs and be willing to share responsibiliy. Thus God u wed

- ‘Jethro to teach Moses the distin-

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‘These days, our minds are as busy as switchboards! There are so many things fo think about, of work, ot aatohia at home. Even our leisure often re- quire a lot of mental activity ... and peace of-mind seems very far away. re

Yet peace of mind is possible for us all,

when we turn to God for relief from the tensions of modern living. He is fully

aware of all our

problems and difficulties,

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ment, Moses accepted it, to the bene- |son, until the end of fit of the ‘entire 18: 24-27.

ction between being a lawgiver and a judge. Moses should con- centrate on being the mediator

iGod,"” men of piety and fellow- ship, directed by the Almighty; ‘men of truth,” whose honesty integrity are proven; ‘‘hat- njust gain,” principled men count character above wealth and cannot be tempted bribes. Though Moses was acting un- the direction of God he did seorn Jethro’s advice. Such were elected and set up as judges of ten, fifties, hun- dreds and thousands, a practice which continued until the Israel- sro were fully settled in Pales-

Had Jethro not appeared at crucial) time in

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Tee Geareten Coca, Bet et 8 ie

Named Principal

jat first very closely with the act- ling principal,

torate in 1966. en Murray has been the two full time evange' the past nine years wi United Baptist Convention

Atlantic Provinces. He Bachelor of Arts with philosophy from Acadig U sity in 1949. He received hi chelor of Divinity degree 1 from Acadia.

In addition he has taken etud- ies in Evangelism from Profes sor Stanley Anderson and Faris D. Whitesell of Northern

Baptist Theological Seminary in

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logical Seminary at Philadetphia in 1963, and received- his THM degree in 1965. During the sum- mer of 1963 Mr. Murray took stu- dies toward his PhD degree at Temple University.

Rev. and Mrs. Stuart Murray and family are presently resid- ing in Salisbury. They have a son Robert of Charlottetown, Austin at MacDonald Montreal, and a daughter Jo Anne, a graduate af the Bible

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Jutcasts | rance will be other English editions and vernacular versions—Twi, |= Saceennenenetiemasticieaseteieeel Fante, Ga, Ewe. ae It is the organisation needed] SPRING PARK UNITED CHURCH ee Gee oe aNer | sor adding this huge load to an ie “Listen, on en, and gentlemen, an war. @iready production program | irkwood be |iisten: The Abbe Pierre's rag- Such men join the emmaus which san eon the aed, Minister: Min. 3:8 Heron pickers are in your street, with |crusade, accepting its life “_ ache” —which is none the lees | Organist: erdmaa, 5 young, people from ll coun- |most monastic simplicity, 'f welcomed. Several. National) 4 CHURCH BOMOUL inte and Souler (6-18) years tries.” Se ee Bible Societies will cooperate in} 11:09: m.—N Kindangesten, Primary (up to's "T yeare) ‘A truck stands at the end of a| They find In the 15 or 80 com: | siting thie order. 1:00 am gecrement of Banta windy alley _ eee pl ada munities a roof, a t 90 conte} ‘In accordance with their us-| Sateasl: ving” “ A small group of young Danes, ‘and five francs (about 8) | wal policy, the Bible Society wit! | : “AM Thi + and. Dutch, Italians, Swedes and ja week spending money. aeli these Bibles at a loss. It is| tor ghee a Frenchmen stands beside it. But, more important, while |estimated that the first instal- | Senior : Prayer of Thankegiving The Frenchman with a loud: 'nejping people with problems |ment of 216,000 volumes, to be “You are Welcome to 0 Wordly with ws.”, speaker continues “We take ji. their own and those in |eent by mid-December, will cost| : ee anything, Old paper, rags, scrap |want elsewhere in the world, |Ghana and the Bible Society| metal, furniture, bric-a-brac . .- |they rediscover self-respect and | $80,000. This large order for stu- | >, C “Cath d anything. ~ leonfidence. Eventually, they can |dente im schools comes in addi- t shes $ at e ral iri Ges Eeagie le nf agelpcande return to normal life. tion to a rapidly growing de-| Rochford Square windows open one by. one. rele Bare ne ep mp ae ong 8, h h . : , BA, and the people of Cherbourg | First Baptist Churc Rev. Canon E. A. 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