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Sunday School Lesson.

Fniiiimnv 19. _

enizisr i‘i:nnii<o_§§ 'run FIVE THOUSANI

John 6. l-14

GOLDEN TEXT. I am the bread of life.__John 6.35.

OUTLINE.

' 1. The Multitude, v. 1-7

2. The loaves, v. 8-11

3. The Fragments, v, 12-14, _

Time.-Probably March or April, A. `

D. 29.

Places.-1. The Sea of Triberias(Gen-

nesaret). 2. Probably the rich level plain of Butaiha, near the upper' Beth- siiids. , Rollers.-Herod in Galilee; Pilate in

C.nnecting Links.-The feeding of

the tive thousand is the one miracle re- lated in every gospel. As none ot the evangelists tell their story in the exact order in which the events occured, the connection ot this incident with others cannot be certainly told; but it was probably not verv long after the death ot John the Baptist.

Lesson' HEi.i~s.

1.-‘Went over the Sea of Galilee"-

From the western side, where the homes of Jesus and his disciples Were, to the north-eastern shore. “The Sea of Tiberius"-_-John, writing for Gentile readers, gives the name by which this lake was known to foreigners. _The city of Tiberias was built in our I.ord’s lifevtime, by Herod Antipas, on the shore of this lake.

2. “A great multitude”-*fThis is ex-

plained by three facts: (1) That the Baptist had been ` put to death. and many of those who had followed him would now follow Christ, (2) Thatthe twelve had returned from their ministry in the towns and villages of Galilee. (3) That the Passover was at hand, and numbers were flocking from Northern

caravan road was on the eastern side of the lake."-Watkins. -‘Because they saw his miracles"-( 1) Curiosity and excitement sometimes lead men to Jesus (2)Jesus sympathizes with all who are in trouble. »

3. “A n1cuntain"=-Not a peak but a

mountainous region. ~‘Sat"--Sitting is the usual attitude of an Oriental teacher 4. f-A teast ot the Jews"-These tive l explanatory words are one of many beautiful evidences of the genuineness of this gospel. The aged apostle wrote primarily for the benefit of the Christian Church of the second generation. which numbered thousands of Gentile conv- erts. ~Nigh”-Near at hand. The month was “Nisan,” our March, which in Palestine is balmy and verdant.

5. “He saith unto Philip"-It has

been conjectured that Philip commonly provided food for the disciples. just as Judas commonly kept the bag. -‘Whence shall we buy”--(3)Learuing the poverty of our own resources is a ste > toward

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7. -‘Two hundred pennywortb”-

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lacied spiritual penetration, but did not lac common, sense. (4)The perfe

9. “A lad"-lt had been conjectured

that-this little lad was employed bv. the apostles to care for their supplies. (5) Jesus never ignores ghe “lads” or girls. “Barley _ loaves” The food of the poorest..Something like our “pilot I biscuit.” “Snail fishes” -Probably ~ dried, and about the size of our sardines. l(6)'1‘o share what we have is true 3 benevolence.

_'10, “Make the men sit down”- Mark tells us that they were grouped in titties, and thus the more easily counted. It they had not sat down 'they would not have been ted. ,(7) Many blessings are tc-day lost because men will not stop long enough to take them. ,"§;Lit'§;§f,°Wheu he had given' thank's”- _When_ev_e_1j Jesus is represented as eating 8{me_a‘lj1io is represented as giving thppks for it. (8) We should follow his exa‘i_npie_and“ commune with God con- cerning every act of our lives. ' 12-" “(`:iather'up the !ragments”-

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left.

13. “Baskets”-Wallets, A Jew on a

journey was always in danger of eating unclean Gentile food, so each carried his own wallet full. Those of the dis- ciples had been empied long before this.

14. _“That prophet"-Foretold in

Dent. 18. 15, 16. Some of the rabbis regarded this ‘-prophet” as the Messiah. some as his ‘~forerunner,” (10) Maui- festation of divine power impresses even thoughtless observers. Jesus might have talked all day. without making as deep an impression on the minds of those men as that which this miracle made. (11)So now, one thorough conversion. V one life turned from sin to godliness, is worth a thousand sermons.

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L0r~fDON, February, 12.-The recent

manoeuvres of the French submarine torpedo boat Gustave Zede have aroused much interest in English naval circles, and the many experiments of Americans in the same line make their tests of equal importance io the United States

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pert on such types, and he _does not disorder ot the steering share inthe mild alarm ol British naval of the horizontal line , men. case in less than no time it ~~From the sensation which is being tits head in the mud

made about it in France,” said Mr. Yar- occurred ii few vears

row, one would think it was a new when Lord Charles

idca. It is not. For more than thirty drowned

years trials have been made of s_ub-

marine torpedo baats. Anil _the thirty A thu. _1 danger ,S

years have been marked by little pro- mth racks mb or plan;

gross and considerable loss of life. And If a large hgh m ,Omg in ihis_ latest attempt by the French the mm contract with on essential objections to the idea still re- ,mgm 6,_3,,Y take (41,,-gg of mam-_ inc' gear

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