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SU|lllll SlIl@l LESSUII

BY DR. G. CAMPBELL MORGAN.

AUGUST 30.

A DAY OF QUESTION.

LESSON. Matthew xxll. 15-22.

GOLDEN TEXT. Matthew xxll. 31. "They say unto Hlm, Caesar’s. Then

sald He unto them, Render there- fore unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's;--and--unto God the things that are Uod's."

THE NARRATIVE.

The title of our lesson ls sugges-

tive oi’ more than the lesson includes, and it will certainly be profitable to glance at all hat is thus suggested. Following upon our l..ord's condem- nation and denunciation of the rulers in the parabolic teaching, the Pha- risees took counsel how they might. ensare Him by I-lla talk.

We have tlrst the account of three

questions which were put to Him. The first. was political, and was asked hy a coalition of opposing parties.. The second was doctrinal, and was asked by the representatives of the ration- ullstlc party among the Hebrew people. The thlrd was ethical. and was asked by a Phirlsee who was a lawyer.

The question of the Sadducees had

to do with ressurectlon ln which they dld not believe, and ln answer He had atliirinéd the immortality of man as he declared that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob were not dead. Thus He ignored the question concemlng resurrection by dealing with the pro- found not of their error, which was that of the denial of the spiritual nat- ure ot’ man. As our next lesson has to do with the final question ofthe Lord, we may omit all reference to them here.

Our present attention, then, ls con-

fined to the question of the coalition, and our lord hhcmscmhc mhm cmc and our Lord's answer thereto. Those who came to Him were not the lead- lug Pharisees, but their disciples, to- gether with thc lierodlnns. The Her- oilians constituted a political party that were constantly' seeking to cs- cape from the Roman yoke by secur- ing to Herod full powers of govern- ment. The Pharasecs on the other hand, being entirely opposed to the llc-llenlziiig and corrupt influence of Herod, were willing and politically desirous of submitting to Rome. The question as to the payment ot' tribute therefore was rclatcil to their dif- ference of opinion. Quite apart from Jesus these men would have given two entirely different answers. ’I`lic I-Icmdianii would have spoken against the paying of tribute; the disciples of the Fharasees in favor thereof.

The subtlety. then. of their qucs-

tion from their standpoint is fit once soon. li' He had declared it illegal to pny tribute to Caesar, they would at once have been able to formulate ii charge of section against Him. If on the other hand lie should dcclare it proper to pay tribute to Caesur.tlicu He would seem to deny His own Mes- sianic claim, according to their un- derstanding of tho Itlesslanlc pro- grnmme.

The unutterable folly of their ques-

tlon from his standpoint is seen by the way in which He lifted the ln- qulry out ol the realm of party con- flict, and set it in the light of eternal and abiding principles.

The method of the coalition was

that of tlattery and treachery. Ap- proaching Hlni they addressed Hlnias Master, declared that they know Him to be true, and that Ile was teachng the way of God in truth; that He dld not care for anyone because 1-le rc- gardcd not the person of mcn. Be-

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ot denunciation. and exposure. Hts brat word wllfttll otdtrect severity. in which he proved ure mini or things they but nm in iisuery. "Why l0!I1l>l- YB UQ. ' ye hypocrites?" I-Ie "len “led "tim .to produce a penny. ln the production or the penny they i1|'°l“1i¢\1'llv'rsvssisii me rsisuan which a. this vary time they bore to Caesar. lt bore his image and his B'_lD€l‘l¢lfll>tiou. That is to say. at the very moment when they were uktng U10 ¢lll°8ll0l|. they were making use or certain of the privileges ot the~Ro- .ltlan rule. Jqlus at once made the penny which they had produced, preach to -them. The image and tho superscrlptton ot Caesar ‘upon the penny which they were using called them to the just and honorable atti- tude of discharging their obligations. Having thus shut them up to their own position, l-Ie declared a principle ot abiding application tn the memor- able words. “Render therefore unto Caesar the things that are Caesars;

Enilr unto God'a the things that are

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Adrian, Mich. - " I suffered terribly

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of many awoman, housekeeper or wage earner who supports herself and is often helping to sup rt s family, on meagre

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Divided into _ _

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years for gayments of dividends $210.000 Common tock 90.000

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Preferred and Common Shares are the same price.

TERMS OF PAYMENT

_ _20 p. c. with application, 10 p. c. each 30 days from date of application

providing however that the full amount is to be paid on or before August 30th, 1914. Applications for less than ten shares must be accompanied by remit- tance of not less than 50 p. c. of their value.

Discounts for Full Payment with Apphcation

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DIREGTQRS

FRANK R. I-IEARTZ, President C. J. STEWART,

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