Jehoiakim dies and his son, Jehoia- Jeremiah writes les: to make False prophets among them should Jeremiah ehin, succeeds him, es the war the best of things, to settled down, mot be hearkened to, for after seventy- warning with Balzyion and is into cap- ee ee ee = ae yeats Ge orte ONiae ee ok :

: trv ity becomes king of J for 's peace ‘are— return ‘Jews ne.—Jere- “

k Tt Kaags 24:8-18. 7 . Jeremiah 29:1-7. miah 29:8-23. miah 20:24-32.

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MEMORY VERSE: “And seek the

for it: for in the peace thereof chal 5 ye have peace.”—Jeremiah 29:7.

DEFEAT, DISCOURAGEMENT

of the city whither I have caused you to be carried away captives, and pray unio the Lord

needed. a time-of peace, and the only way te have was for Babylon to remain at pedate. “What could not be cured had

ts ‘> 1A Letter to Exiles =: HLUSTRATED: SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Dy Aled 4. Monache oe Scriptyre—II Kings 24:8-18; Jeremiah 39.

With a final charge against

the false prophets ‘among t he exiles, Jeremiah ends his letter

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Trinity Coebating 102nd Anniversary

Trinity United Church, Char- lottetown celebrates its 102 an- niversary of the Church and 15744. years since the forming of the

“Trinity had its beginning - in 1778 ‘and 1806. when services

Benjamin Chappell and Joseph Avard. In 1807 Rev. ames Bul- pitt became the first Methodist Minister. In 1863 the present building was - and known as ‘the “Brick hh”: In 1857 Grace Church wag built on Up- per Prince Street, but .in 1918 united with the “Brick Church’’

té be known as the First Meth-

Trinity. In 1925 when the United Church of Canada was formed, (a...union . of .

bury) were added te Trinity tn | opened et the rear of

1961 as preaching placs:. In 1964 | Church.

.— ae ee ee oe There has always.been,a close . Admiral In the Fall of 2#scciat‘on between St. Paul's 1965 & new for Trin- An-lerr Church and Tr i nity ity known as Trinity | Hall was Un'ted Church.

pra dense

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The Salvation Ar

Congregationalists, Methodists and the majority of ® | Presbyterians). Trinity

to them.

- odist Church. Later changed to

, Meeting. A beste se AWAITS YOU aT. THE ARMY _

CALVARY TEMPLE. PENTECOSfAL ASSEMBLIES OF CANADA Clarke, Paster

God's Message Of Hope

to be endured.” They could not change the situation. Therefore they had to submit patiently.

Jeremiah wa rned them to false

(EDTTOR’S NOTE: The fol- :the Lord. He continued the war| Though the‘ Babylonians did| @ gainst hearkening

God, but

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to Babylon as captives.

‘against Babylon and the Lord allowed Nebuchadnezzar to take | Jerusalem and send 10,000 in- habitants of ‘the country—includ- ing the young ones. Jeholachin—

Giving the Hebrews one last

not enslave the Jews, but al- lowed them to settle-in their own communities and continue much the same type of life they had led at home, there is no doubt that the people were deeply dis- couraged and depressed at bding

permission.)

By R.H. RAMSEY

Today's lesson covers the last days of Judah's history, up to ‘the time of the final invasion of

Nebuchadnezzar in 587 B.C.

Jehoiakim; piaced upon the throne of Judah by the Egyptian

, fuler, at first paid tribute regu- larly, but after Nebuchadnezzar eonquered Egypt, Jehoiakim be-

‘Eventually he rebelled against

chance, Nebuchadnezzar put Zedekiah upon the throne. Zede- kiah, however, was also sinful, and the Lord aused him to rebel unsuccessfully against Nebush- adnezzar. Now Neguchadnez~| zar’s patience was completely exhausted. He besieged Jerusal- em, the city fell and was bura- ed to the ground.

Though the Jews had eas set apart by God for a definite spir-

. y had repe edly deviated from His will, and

in a foreign, idolatrous land. Tt must have come as a shock to read Jeremiah's first. letter ad- vising, as from God, that they

settle down where they were and | , establish themselves firmly, for

th adults in exile would not be

coming back to Palestine. They-

would remain in exile for 70 years — the exile actually last-

ed @7 years — and fewof the

older captives would survive.

‘But their children and grand-

children would return te a new

speak in the name. actually had no me: from Him. Such false prophets. had brought them trouble in their own land and, being taken cap-

sarily, followed them to Baby- lon.- There they were creating false hopes among the people and Jremiah exhorted his peo- ple to ignore them.

j*The third and final portion of

premiak’s letter is a

concerning the future. First, af- ter the 70 years had _ been passed in Babylon. the Lord could come for His people and return them to Palestine. It must be remembered that, at this same time, brews from the Northern King-

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war. Jehoakim died while the

War was going on

and was succeeded by his 18-

(598 B.C.),

Though he reigned but: three king who did evil in the sight of

God caused the nations to the north of Judah to band together, invade the country and carry the Jews into captivity.- The

place in 596B.C., and it is to

that the Jews’

ter is written.

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wives and beget children, and to seek peace for the city of Ba Yon and pray to God for is we fare. This last exhortation is not

welfare for the

Lentire-extle wae bound up-in the welfare of Babylon. The Jews

m the tribes of Judah and ein. in 922.B:C., but this promise of restortation in no, way applied to them for they shipped golden calves. Only Ju-

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