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God's Rightto Command “ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

By Alfred J. Buescher |

Scripture—Hxxedye 2054 )21 Levitcius 18:1-5; Hosea J1:1-4; Johm 14:8-15:

In giving the Law at Sinai, God pre- ... sented Himself as Israel's liberator and deliverer, reminding the people that He had chosen them and _ not vice-versa.—Exodus 20:1, 2.

unswer\ ohedience with “I am the Lord your God," -the Israelites were reminded of His. omnipotence

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MEMORY VERSF‘ “If ye love me, keep my commandments." —John 14:15.

‘compares. God's relationship Israel to that of-a— father “drawing them with cords: of-a

with bands of love.” —Hgsea ments

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(Editor's note: The following material relating to tomorrow's Sunday School lesson is based on copyrighted outlines produc- ed by-the Division of Christian Education, National Council of

i U.S., and is us- ed by permission.) By R.H. RAMSEY _ WITH today's lesson we be- gina series examining Christ's interpretation of the basis of all Jewish and Christian morality,

the Ten Commandments

Throughout His ministry ‘our Lord's teachings dealt. directly or_indirectly with God's law as given to Mases, and from time to time He was called upon. to interpret ‘it in the light of. His

mean that Christ abrogated the ancient moral law of the - He brews. How could He? He was an_orthodox Jew and the Mosaic was the basis of His life Certainly an -effectupon the Decalogue™ and other Old’ Testament ord). Tt has deepened their significance hy moving from the mere prohibition of external

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“thought and mctive;:. and giving

man, a better motive than fear

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Now it’s jast an antique, a relic of a’ bygone era. Formerly it served a practical purpose, a special need. Today, Grandfather’s horseless carriage is completely outmoded.

Some philosophies are also out of date. New ideas grip our. minds and challenge the intellect.

We would not want a “horse and buggy” philosophy in this modern world of growth and change.

ie a el a OOS things do ‘not change, for they are eternal. For a» man ’s soul and his need of God. et No modern it can ever make’ ete

Through Christ and @ motive for

John 14:8-15,

He TEN. COMMANDMENTS

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of God for keeping His law: tament adenetiities he used the

figure of husband and wife to The prefact to the Tea Com» describe the relationship of God

\e His people. His metaphor we i; ase today is that of a [athe pi son trains his child to walk. “T am-the Lord him and carrying him when he

grows weary, so did with His people fsrae! - garding the powerful nations the earth at that He js the Chose. a weak and despised peo- le without hisiory or

—Pown “teachings —This doesnot

Christianity has had-

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impose law. of Israel's obligation

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rel men. find a higher Command-

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keeping the

love of Himself

love of God 2 mandments as set forth in Ex: odus is a compelling beginning. "God spake”’ He had something to say,and in case people hag forgotten who He- was, Here minded. then’ thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt. out of the house of bondage.”* Note that at Sinai God did not remind the people.

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i thw of | Protestants mainly Presbyterian jor Church of Ireland (Anglican), one-thirdReman_ Catholic

a new bridg ge, which the Queen will open, for the late Lord Car- Ulster’s patriot Protestant The bridge will be called

the Queen Elizabeth Bridge.

Rev militant. sect- byterians, march on the dence Jisy

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have hosts Paisley governor of wile

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called Free Pres- says he will lead a governor's ,resi- 2—two days before the Queen arrives protests he is loyal to the Queen but says he fears a | takeover by the Roman Catholic

Northern When the Archbishop of Canter-4

in Ireland

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God and keep His ents out of that fear are wise indeed. But the Christian has an even better reason for keeping love for God the Fa- ther and Jesus Christ His Son—

God's right to cinimant goes far beyond the thought that be- cause-He loves His children and cares for them He has the right- to expect their filial obedience.

Up to this point we have been God's la wand word from the standpoint of God Him- self. In the Gospel according to Jesus reverses our think- and and conditions our . keeping of the law on our love for God, “If ye love me, keep my com- |

command-

the universe “Rather He por- troxs Himself -as the liberator and deliverer Of Tsrael. He has

not vice-versa: He has givensthem: freedom and they,in return, will give Him | righteousnéss and worship

God , has. created man and made a covenant with. him. It is-His right to command and ad- | ninister His creation. Because | He !s God:and man_-is His crea- tion. man was hound out of fear of the retribution of an omnipo-

chosen them.

tent God — ta-act in accordance with His will) Until the coming of Christ’ there was no other

ion—of—man's—obedience

of God’s commandments. Jesus introduced the. higher motiv2 of love. Even thovza ‘he

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commandments are deeply root- ed in the perfect character of j God. it is insufficient to be law- _| abiding out of fear. Christ add-. B~ § the condition —of—tove, and_| -men—came_to see that if they truly loved the Lord, ‘they would keen His commandments

The passage from Leviticus assigned to our lesson. opens vith God's assertion 0? His ab-

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minder. to Israel of the fact that He had entered into a covenant |with them. He leaves no room for disputation of His right tv

to obey it; of His. power. and de- termination to enforce whatever He commanded. We would -do jwell to remember this also. The foriutot life tact ‘of God's existence and God is the foundation of our faith..

| In Hosea we find some of the imost tender, heart - warming iglimpses into the character of God. to be found in the Old Tee

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