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SURROUNDINGS OF THE LESSON.

Hosea was one of

grophots. Amos heingultlieawgthegi-r."l;; .sr°s:°.:° ~°f-~- yea," _“___ me covered about seventy to the ' DI- »HlB. ¢.°lilB!ent appeq, was théh sliielolp e of Israel; inthe _light of The rg h "fl Wilder ns fronfooa. to" grep ec es in the first threepchsp- latter eSl'8dliBlly connected wg); the Jerebol; “liar the pmsperous r gn M f--for.: é’.`».....'.'..`l.'.llI.‘i..,`i‘.‘.2"{2;’i...§i{." 1* ¢nsre1|ewed_ ; “‘ °

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Love's Reminder (v , 1-4 _'

lhe speaker, and sldnfugh the llvgrlirils “DPW liisrillly to the entire twelve gibesf U19 Slieclal appeal was to the ltiirthern portion. The use of verse

Ii Matthew 2:15 is of course second-

ary- 9- WPG. not a prediction. The prophet reminds the people of God's call God's sorrow in the contrast he-

tude, and God's effort again and a- gain on their behalf.

What a. picture it is of a loving fn.

fllBl'. a careful nurse, a wise leader, and a. considerate master. Note in particular' the seven things that God is .said to have done for israel: (1) Kindness in the past (v. 1); (2) dc- liverance from bondage (v. 1); (3) n good education (v.3); (4) reallng (v. 3): (5) gentle methods (v. 4); (6) burdens relieved (v. 4); (7) fools\1p~ Diied (v. 4). In contrast with this comes the reminder of l.srael’s un- faithiulness: (1) Disobedience (v. 2); (2) idolatry (v. 2); (3) disregard (v. 3). The use of the word Ephriam is because of the pre-eminence of that tribe in the Northern Kingdom. The figure. "they that life up the yoke on their jaws.” seems to refer to tho strap which bound on the yoke. _Love's Rebuke (vs. 5-7).-But be- cause of their sin they shall return to a worse Egyp than that from which God had called them, for the Assyr- ian should be their king because they refused to return to God. The phrase which closes verse 7 is difficult, and some writers think it means that though the prophet, called them un- wards to God, none of the prophets can really lift them so as to reach God. Others think that it means that while Israel called on Jehovah, they did not exalt Him. Or it might be read: “Though the prophets call israel to Him that is on high, none at all (oi israel) will exalt Him.

Love’s Recall (vs. 8-11.)- Once

more the tone changes, and this time the appeal of love is made with in- creased intensity. Admah and Ze- bercmfwyp hrdlu hmfwyp mhmmmm boiim arc mentioned here, as in Deut~ eronomy 29: 23, though not in the 'story in Genesis. They were Cities of the Plain destroyed with Sodom and Gomorrah. _God would not entirely destroy the people because of His own character as the Holy One of Israel. This is an interesting illustration of the dual character of Hebrew phophecy. While turn of the people from captivity, Ye! it was still to be fulfilled in complet- ness when the Jews as s. nation re- turned to God and enter once again upon their own land.

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AN OLD MASTER SOLD

Lord Spencer has, according to the

London Times, sold Rembrandts “Portrait of a Boy," which has long been one of the treasures of the iam- oua collection at Althorp.

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tainty, but $175,000 is suggested. “That was the peace price," said Mr. Colnaghi, the well known art expert, in answer to an inquiry, “and if it has been sold for that sum it is every good price in the circumstances."

Mr. Colnaghi knows the picture well

and described it as a very beautiful ‘study of a boy. doubtless-the ax-tist's

'son Titus, who was baptized in 1641

and is represented at the age oi’ about 9. The canvas, which measures 24 inches by 21 inches, is not signed, nor is the picture quite finished, but the date is certainly 1650, or perhaps a

little later.

The boy is standing and facing the

spectator. The hall'-length figure wears a gi-ny doublet with u white col lar and a. yellow~sash; his black velvet cap is decorated with rod and white feathers. The head is charming, with long fair hair falling on the shoulders on one of which a bird is perched.

it will generally be assumed that the

picture is destined for America, but this is not Mr. Coinaghi's view. He believes it will remain in Great Brit- nln.

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