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, more tender care at the tomb.

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"disbelief.

_ belief." which implies; ll er- oe and opposition o! the hsssiig: well. Overcome ‘with grief at‘ ' reality o! his death, the minds ﬂiedisciples could rams» its tabt o! his living-pres ‘a which Mary's testimonybrought. ‘fl! s in-

d. incredible, to themga ‘thiit ' good to be -true."--'i‘h_e' Ne tury lril-le. ' -- ' ‘I 12. In another form-"llh

‘IBQIG Jeausﬂappearanogiua; ‘its "resurrection, at various times: $0 Mary Magdalene; sons. newsman; Peter Two Disciples, Apostles and others except Thomas, Apostles with Thomas, Apostlesat Sea o! Galilee, Apostles in Galilee (above i500 brethren in all), James, Alijhe (Ascension), Stephen. Paul, John. The ‘reiierence here“is

l-l0' Luke 2i. 18-35: John l9. 1 18; '

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Taeoertaihtyot the ‘ Mid o! s lite eternal, , . l-WW b in l den; has not perish‘- ed.,and 1on'the conviotion- ‘that Jesus-lives we still base those hopes or citizenship in~an eternal itirlllifdﬂti°tﬁrd s?" "‘° ‘fire Triumph ' of Jesus — Our Triumph. Inihls triumph Jesus, is our ehaasple and the inspiration

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sharing their limitatiotu,

16)- . while to the two disciples fth way to Emmaus (Luke-Mill ~i| seemed to be a strangerpilj-imgnt the Feast (Luke 24. 16-18.) Th (acts that Jesus did‘ not appear the, same a-trld that doors being. shut", he 9100:2111 _, discip s‘ midst“ (John 2o. so), ni- dicate that oi!’ the resixrreoted Christ we. can ‘only believe with

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15. Go yo"into ail tiia world-Dur- ing our Lord's eartblyﬁnlnistry tho Twelve had been especially corn~ mlssidned -to redeem the lost sheep oi the house ot israeLﬂentiles and- Sarnarltaneiheing both xcluded (Matt. 10. s, 6.) Jesus must have

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A oanafui examination should bs made to determine Just whore the dsfoot or . weakness Is situated, and “ms 1M. tinfarmatlon, the. optometrist is able to ‘Pra-

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cy among the race who first under- stood Jehovah. Jesus had intimated, however, a larger duty in future whenl he said, “Whereso- ever thegospel shall he preached throughout the whole world" (Mark

' LESSON ‘memes

The Events of Easter Morning. The events on resurrection morn- ingvoccurred probably in the toll owing order: (1) Mary Magdalen: and the other Mary, having come early'to the-tomb, sawhthe angel

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e comman o the ange as enecl to-iniorm the disciples, especially

' Peter. (2) Peter and John visit tlu

tomb and depart (3) Magdalene havinig returned,

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to the face that to Mary he seemed. ~ to be the gardner (John 20.

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g I accounts or his lite, liiaidsatli, and his rosusrsctloilfand these in turn= miterpretrhis emu-sen er and reveal the secret oi’ his abid- 1 f: ntiuenoa-ovsr rthle lives o! men. In his lite thrhdghest 091th

were furcussed. Inhirnrjibat hit-ill WI! s‘ lri-tusl triumphed prevails carnal, 1 o and imrno _ tyovsr death. theeternal over a temporal. the divine over the human. And in his ti-inmph‘ lies the secret orriotory (or every lite and the way (o! es-

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Sabbath‘! (live the order ot eveniser tri , . on. Easier-morndng. What expectag triumph tlon o! the disciples were shatter-lite? ed by the death o! Jesus? Did the.

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