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LESSON I, THIRD QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 6-
'rext of the Lenox, liz. xvh 1-15-
lemory Verses, 4, 5-Golden Text,
Katt. vi, 11-Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. I. lteana. '
[Copyright 1808, by American Preaa Aaao-
_ ciat.ion.]
` 1. 'And they took their Journey from
Elim, and all the congregation of the
children of Israel came unto the wilder-
neaa of Sin. which is between Elini and
Sinai, on the ilfteenth day of the second
month after their departing out of the
land of Egypt.
We turn back ln our studies to' the
great redemption book of the Old Tea-
tameut, and in God’a own picture book
.we see not only real happenings, but
also the foreshadowing of many things
(I Cor. x, 11-13). The deliverance from
death and from the bondage of Egypt
in connection ,with the blood of the
Passover lamb and the glorious power
of the Lord’a right hand sets before us
God's great redemption provided for
us by Christ, our Passover, :while the
succeeding events suggest _the too com-
mon experlenco of tho believer in
which there is apt to be more murmur-
ing than rejoicing.
2. 8. And the whole congregation of the
children of Israel murmured against Hosea
and Aaron in the wilderness.
_At Marsh it :was because they did
not llkethe Mater, and now: it ls be-
cause they canaot leo .What they are
going to eat, failing to see that He'
.who .delivered them from Egypt and
divided the sea for them gwould surely,
not fail to care for them in even May.
But in them _ .we see our-selves, for
.Which of us can any that Bom. viii, 32,
delivers us from all murmuring?
4, 5. Then laid the Lord unto Moses, Be-
hold, I will rain bread from heaven for
you. and the people shall go out and
gather a. certah rata every day (the por-
tion of a day in his day-margin) that I
may prove them, _whether they will _walk
in my lay or no.
So it is .written in Ps. lxxvlll, 24, 25,
“And had rained down manna upon
them to eat and had given them of the
corn of heaven. Every one did eat the
bread of the mighty,” (margin). Just
think of lt, food for millions day by
'day right from heaven! Ho would
teach them to look to Him alone and
be content to live by, the day.
6, 8. Ye shall know that the Lord hath
brought you out from the land of Egypt.
Your :ani-inuringa are not against us, but
against the Lord.
As to their murmurings it is written
in Ps. cvl, 14, 24, 25, “They lasted ex-_
ceedlngly in the wilderness and tempt-
ed God in the desert., They believed
not His word, but murmured in their
tents and hearkeael ndt unto the voice
of the Lord.” They possibly did not
think that in murmuring against Moses
they .were murmuring against God, but
when Israel demanded at kingin the
days of Samuel the Lord said into
Samuel, “They have  rejaited thee,
but they have rejected Me, that I
should not reign lover them” (I Sam.
viii. 7)- '
9, 10. Come near before the Iiord, for Ha
hath heard your murmurhiga.
Thus Moses commissioned 'Aaron to
speak unto all the congregation, and as
he spake to the people they looked to- '
rward the lwllderness, arid, beliolll, the
glory of the lord appeared in the
cloud. Thus the Lord Himself appear-
ed to them, assuring them that they
were dealing with Him and not :with
Moses and Aaron. ,
11, 12. And the Lord spake unto Moses,
laying, I have heard the murmurlngs of
the children of Israel. Speak unto them,
,' saying. At even ye shall eat nesh. and in
the morning ye shall be filled with bread.
-and yo shall know that I am _the Lord
your God. _
lilint great grace on His part to-
.ward these unbelieving, murmuring
hosts! They had complained that in
Egypt they had tlesh and breed to the
full, so He :will give them in the .wil-
derness nesh and bread to the full
(verse 3). Truly He is El-Sliaddai, the
mighty God who is all sumclent, and
in Him dwelleth all fullness. His pros-
ence insures all sumclency in all
things' (II Cor. ix, 8), and He .would
have us und in Him our all and know
that every good gift and every perfect
gift ls from' above 'and cometh down
from the Father of Lights, .with whom
is no aarlableness, neither shadow. of
turning (Jas. i, 17).
f 13-15. And Moses said unto them. This la
the bread which the Lord hath given you
to eat.
Sotheyhadthoilesliof quallsinthe
evening and manna in the morning, all
they could eat, not because they de-
served it, but simply by the grace of
God. The manna was like coriander
seed, xwhite, and the taste of it iwaa
like .wafers made :with honey (verse
31). They :were to gather it every
morning, every man according to his
eating (verses 16, I8, 21), and so they
gathered it, some more, some less. On
the sixth day they gathered enough for
two days, for none fell on the Sabbath.
If they gathered more than enough
all! DU101' 48?. it bred :worms and
stank, but not ao the surplus gathered
011 U10 Sixth 48!-_ All tint God asked
°f “lem U8!  aalobediencs,-yet'
In everrthinr they  some;
gathered more than enough on the 0;-I
_dilmrl dlyl. and some went out to
Gather it 011 the Sabbath day, (verses
19. 20. 27, 28), and they round to their
sorrows just as God had said (Pa
lnvm. 12. 22. ar. 891'. in in. -¢...¢
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