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* suNI>Av scnoot LESSON

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FIRST QUARTER. worins .\I~<I» \vnIIK.~I OF .Il-mrs As ltntronn- I-;II IN 1'HI; (Ioan-Icl.s.

LI-zsson VIII.-FEBRUARY za. I Jxsstis' Pownn To sonolvrz. '

Min-it 12. l~l2. Mcniorizc veme 5.

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The Son of mnn hn_tiI po»vcI~oI= ein-th to

for-Itivc sins.-l\lI_|rlr 2. 10.

'l‘I|ne.-Spring uf A. l). 25.

Pince.~~Cnpernaurn.

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A|InrI, from its divine mission rolutivo'

to tht- plnn 0( suivntlon, the life or Janus oi Nirenretii was pri-»emInentiv un ex- nmpio ui the "life worth while" in iia‘ inuessnnt helpful nctivity nmonir meII.I iilw wns noliinoi’ leisure. nor yet. of Iw- ivity niong selilsh lines. Mnny It lilo of culture and rt-rlrienient, nnd many n life devoted to pursuits t-.onsidereti noble nnrl worth while, is esseutiniiy selilsh, in` thixt II. is lived utterly npnrt from the Igreut, hungry, nnd suffering multitude or

whioh is spent lor others; which in aet~

the sI:Irr¢II4|eI~, it need in-, of_I\l| that is most oonirenini nnd desirable. Such wus thaliio oi Jesus, the strcnunusness und utter »»eli~s\n'ren<ior ol which ls_l»ruu;¢lIt Ioiuihly to our Itttluniion hy n careful remi- lng ul the cniiro t'.lIn|\ter front ‘-Ihleh our lesson piissnge is tnkcn.

EXl’l.ANA'I`l0i\`.

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I. "And ugnln he entered . . . nit some days"-Alter the tenehintzvtour III r;,\|||¢¢ (I, 31|). “it wml noiIIcd'-Liter. ally, “it wns hen\~d“; that is, people iound it out. “lu the IIouse"-Possibly his o\\‘n house, where his motlicr _and brethren lived with him ui, this tllrle, though the reference may hare ha to‘I/he llousé oi Simon, nt the door ol which I\ great-nrultltutlelintl been henlud shortly: before. (Comp. 1 20.) _ _

2, “lnsomucii . . . lo receive thuni . . . not/so niuuh an about the door . . . prczwlxetl the_wowI um/o them"- |.‘he word ni God. tha message eoneerninll himself and his mission. -

Il. "Game \|uI.o_lIim, bringing one sielr ol the palsy"--Paralyxed in port or all 'oi his body-“which was horue of (our'- four friends or neighbors DYUITHIIIYI H 5°' tull nl the narrative |Ie_I:uliar_to Mnrk. . A. “They uncovered the roof"-RB moved the tiles or possibly lIl“I*’I‘ °l’.°"° the place “whom he wus." The hot that the root was lint made this an en!! 'M5' wr. “Broken It \»II"-Liwrnlly. “w°°I>¢f| lteut," which seems to lmiicnte that it wnnn root ot tliuteh, probably “WIS 0| ,II-sw, grass, or muse. Wood In Pnlelejlize was It scares and expensive article. e bed"-A rude pallet, thick quilt or hlankct, held nt (our evrnohl by UW f°“‘"

mir." When .loans sow their iaith, he ‘mlll unto the nick of the palsy"-Tile BlF“’l=~ sion "their iaith" Iioubtlesa rolerd to the iulthof the live, Including the uielt man

humanity. Thnt iiie is worth whiiei

the henrt of tho sick nmn. '

0. "Cerinin ol the scribes" Soriiiei

hom Jerusalem to inveI~ti|:I\to irom the Snnlredrin the teauhluge und methods ol

`I,|IlI4 rnbhi tram Nazareth. I 7. "Why doth thin man," what rlghv

ni authority hnx _hc to, "time speak i»|»IsplIenIit-s"-Without lmvlmz I-xumined nnd neeepteii the creflcniiuis ol' Jesus lt-

'IiieinenuI.ho\~il-y, this was the only con-

clusiuntn which nn orthodox Jew naulrl norm-. l`IIeiI~mistal¢elIIy in the rnsiinese nf Iiwlr j\I-\¢:IIIrlIiI und their unwiliiuit- runs to nrcept. pr-out to tho contrary nite: wnrtl. ii._ "Anti lnimerilnlely when '.leIIn-9 |II=I~ ceivud in his I<|I|rlt"-~A|| n<:ui.e'ol»>\n'vt~r ol me-u, he cnuld rent! _tlialwliel o|I their iI\ee.~; und hiu|s'.-If, versed in their law, lm kmew the only non-lille' Iriternutivr oonoluainn to whlcil they could onine--In miiwiuulous iurowietige is not~oi necessity iinniied in this cost-.

IZ. “Neve|- snw it on__lhl.~I Iuuhion"-

l\'t-vor .~nw nn_vthinu.liiru this before- Ihni. is, such II InII|IilI~sl_-qttxiniu nf Iiivlvi- powerinnonfr mon. 'l‘l1is.in still the uni- vmr-sni I'/erdior. nl un-n eoiieernilig the n-ur'isnIIIl works oi Christ, whose liie on earth in its tolnilty is the Irrgat miracle

thnt li[o'rI-vI~I\lr\ l.0 the unhlnsed mind the

viee slirinks not from sm-I~iIlce nor froml kv 5-in the h_e_“_L nn

lilo divine null I\\vI\ II in Christ us of II irnlh the Son ol God ami the Sitvinur oi’ nlen. » ~ ,

QUESTIONS ON THE LESSON. nlamnci-nie mills or uni tIIIII<>unI¢» In obstacles which thin sick man und his

`iourlrit~n<is had to overcome in order Io

come into the presence ot -leans. Whnt glistlwleo hinder men from t~ominIr to .leans nowi -What mntie theee men no _perslstenlunul tireless in their eiforti le _tllere nny signilicnnce In the loci, that Jesus first lorgnve lha man's sine belore healing him pllysicailyl Where did the "work ohtlre four men end and tiriptxfol ‘Jesus bt\ginl` \Vlmt'uIay Gln-istiI\I§';.-f G0 for'tbe unsavcd to-dayl Where must

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himself. “Thy nina he forgiven"-Jesus ntiendil to the [l‘reai.er" need llrlln I°\‘ which doubtless them was I II: I;

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Just use with common salt: . ~ _ _ The one pueltnne colours any mixture.

Gives riclI IdnniI»s»~even and benutirui - shades lhni. .scorn the sm-I`II|IIl defy soup- .~IuIi=-I; _ _ ' Mrs. Mnxutii, 2I>i7'l!ieury Sl., hionlrenl, Que., writes tu iw :Ind any.-I: ‘/ji)\'-0-i.I\ Irin-I~I=\~sI_\~ »~IIII~III<.~|iI»II iriive ascii II, on mixed treatin" I

Makes dyeing-Ilny IiI|l'er<=IIt. No dye

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The lolionlmz Iluuten ure lnken from

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nl nil the nut-s. Sninu-ly eontenrpiutt-d,, lll“5~ ' _ I

'Ilia prolltn enrned for the previous yenr

per 8lf00,tI0 or Insurunre III fpuue by the tiiI‘i`ere`nt Liie lnsI`IrIInoe Cds lu-re mentioned In'I»:- Unrnuiii Life $5.75 Conirdarnilon $3.00. I'I'd\-ini $1I.1III. Grrur. Wei-I. $14.45. imperial $2.20. Munn facturers $4.351. lilutnnl oi’ Cnnnda $0.27. North American 8l,I'».’I, Sun 5i.ikl. Los. uoN& Ll\NI~I\.~IIIIIIII 8ltl.Pti. The proilts accumulated per Sl0t;0o|I the business III force by the some (}o's nrez- Cnnada Life SIILM, Confederation Sli-kill l~‘I»durni $3.48. Grt-nt West. $14.10. Imperial $7.34. MnnufItcturerII$i2.i1. Mutual ui Canada $lIi.07. North American $14.15 Sun $13.76. l.o.\'noN & L/Ist-1is|IInI:

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winter wheat.

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IIV-intel' \vh,eat is put into the ground in

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winter wheat.

the snow. \VhcI1 the snow melts it grows again, ripening in july. It matures slowly, is

_Spring wheat is sown .n late April or

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` wheat, carefully selected from all the wheat of

this kind grown in Canada. ' » i Royal Household is line, D milled by the most improved Incthods-_-in a mill as cleanly as your own kitclxen. _

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$33.03- . f ` _ I . '._ ' _ The-rcnsen this roitlellnbie Englign Cu, an show suoh a difference' in proills compared to the Calinrlinn Cds. is: quite apparent ln_ any' pei-son who knows.

Gntlcipating the aetiunol the Dominion overnmetit .und `tiIe..reIh|u&ious that would ‘occur iI\ interest rates, the nianngelm,-III. of _this C0.

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hold--just enough to try. llc may cliargeyoti '.1 few cents more than yo_I_I are ioctl to paying, hut you will forget that when you see the results in your bread and pastry.

not usiiie"l iargp emu ‘in lt\l2 Ilnvi later again ini 7='tIIeml» prnvldin or the decreaagpg ,rnte 0| iiitereet nnil placing the rea rves of the Co. upon n mails equal vo that adopted by other Uu'u. years alter. - The Viuo-l’reaI¢lent» ol »i\ lending Oanadian Cn. at their annuul nwetlng Iield In Feb. IDN) said:-"i nm (ree to my

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