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SCHOOL LESSON THE RISEN LORD-- bio; 21: 15-19, (Read Jno. de GOLDEN TEXT.--"He is risen, us be anid." Mat. 28:6, TIME.--Morning of Sunday, April A. D, 30. PLACE.--Garden about Joseph's b. 'omb, EXPOSITION. I, The Empty Tomb, 20: 110. It wax dark in more senses than one us Mary hurried toward that tomb in which she fancied her Lord lay, but the sun was soon to rise ond bring her the brightness und joy of an endless day, As soon as Mary saw the stone rolled uwey whe jun.))- ed at the conclusion that the tomb had been rifled by the enemies of the Lord. Thus we often in our ignorance and. un: belief put a dark construction upon fucts | thet wre really fraught with the gladdest meuning. Mury was looking for a dead d and vbe will shortly find « riven one Mary's faith was not all gone even yet, for she still speaks of Jewux os "The Lord' John. being the ched the tomb first. hut an gi nee does not | enter but atopped to look in. Peier, true | to his impetuous disposition, rushes right | in. He sees. "the napkin, that was upon { his head not lying with the linen cloths but rolled up in w place by itself, ic an apparently insignificant detail bat se in which there is ibeey significance, Iran not merely a proof that the tomb had not been rifle. leaving disorder he: | hind; but it shows us 1 in that supreme moment of human history. when | the fife of God passed anew through thut | cold anil lifeless clay and death forever ality. was light, dixpluyed that same Di ind culm that marked His o excitedly cr and ing it wherever it might full, quietly ik it uff saul in an orderly way rolled it and Tid it down in ats pluee, Son would have us believe that this story not fuer bat fiction. but where is the mas artist that wae espable of thie minute 1 subline touch of life, and not merely human hfe i Tre ae hfe When John enters 1oxnw, bh, believed." ew of Seripture that had from believing uy tv Ignorance af Senivture tof the unbelief im the work! The Riven Lord with Seven of His the Sea of Galilee, 21. 15-1!) into Galilee be Discles at had gon you chance ty sme. t : la i larly attractive mount . asl w pw ats namie, the guird Ane De, Conwell'. ox: 7 "1 vv courtesy implying that | ® oy the mentent was All great erred 3 deci favor by atk | Il ninade whit gloves even the en And it might ler wide. others ean bears ith ACH weal Wue cal tem Girlhood Taye forw ter Ie wear uniforms; an tuten ataster even an the em: ; saves forth as the trian draws an a1 Brninniel He wean a sword Hitest person T have ever inet wae us dyin Northern dart. 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Wh Wan be made to le, they're Sunlignt Soap und best of all 0 it's the aafest ditt the mont cee exireied --sunimons cause, being pure, i vat ev oh ' he ay a indy to'db Abe weak of hin whatever Mrs Gooulwin me back Alliston and will now seek Inyist om xetting the Soop you ask the assistavce of the authorities to hunt for--SUNLIGH: hor husband SOAP ef om LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED Torante Ont ef te read the advts ive news from live merchants, Roy aiveetioe! wonds. tt pays You save when you buy You save veben you bake Egg-O Baking Powder Co., Limited, Hamilton, Canada NJ ory of his fall before him, Pe had bidden them gu there 0 jthar th. wus a tr Hall wit Peter's. par ° tues | secuilat sieeujatite hee ul iucutnintent with the work af ag cueher ape othe er min 1 Is eae qr mvents on c revelatiins the post uf see 2B des his fishing exe: kw hued an the diseyles se at the | of the ulous draught uf fishes eto their ea "approved of febu dh STs deste Vhely nna they hil end of theres and there on tees after tunling sud wearily and fruithesely Aw day broke they saw drsus standing on thi In Jesus staniing on the | Ieoch wasting for His weary disciples out the bring their fish ashore, we ™ May see a picture of Jestis standing on | the wach beyond the sea of life, wanting ye ng that 0 few of us are 60)! were those discijles, to their help be drew out of then» confeseion of their awn utter | rive, Ba story bears the mt and truth, Th and John are exe ly. characcerists of its rural and high The story if fictitious would never have mentioned that the dix ~ for some time were not clear that it | Jesus, After breakfast Jesus cepecially I iitresses" Hinself to Peter. He wus the one who especially necded | first to be searched and then en- | couruged gud then commissioned. He calls \Peter hy his weuk, natural name, Simon. | for He is about to recall his failure in | which he had not appeared at ull as Peter (man of rock!. The first question brin up Peter's self-confidence and bossting sid fall, Peter bud bousted that th: all the res: were offended he would be, that he would stand by his Lord even unto death (Mat, 26: 33-35). So. Jesus | west thou me more thin Peter hud thought that his topped that of all the rest of the | disciples. Jesus asked him if he etill thinks | 0 after his sad denial, There may be a reference to the isntruments of his old | business to which Peter had been so dle | voted, and Jesus asked if Peter was ready | to_put Him before these. Jesus de the supreme uffection of His ne and everything must be put af 7), With all the mem. | er did not ! hesitate to re-affirm bis love, He does not use as atrong a word for love us Jess | did, but a more tender one (Ser R. V. | Margin', Peter did not say he loved Je- sus more than the others did. He had | Jearned humility. But of bis love he ha louht and ix willing to appeal to Je- 10 every ter Him (Mo Er sus' own Knowledge of him, Are we #0 confident of our love to Jesus? Can! we way to Jews, 'Thou knowest that I love Thee?" True love to Christ ix chown | by obedience (Jno, 14:15; 21:22). Je-) sus accepted Peter's profession of love and on this basis commanded him, "Feed my lambs." He will set only the one who loves Him to feeding the lambs, and the way that we really do love Him ix by feeding His lambs, Lambs are the young | of the flock. A minister's first duty snd a Christian's first duty is to feed them. What wondrous forgiveness and compat: | sion on Jesus' part to set the faithless Peter at this glorious work. He repented | the questién and got the same reply. then | gives another commiteion, "Tend my | sheep." To "tend" is more than "feed, it is the work of 'shepherding. Now Jemu alters. His question and uses the same wort for "love" that Peter had. used, "Simon, Son of John, do you have affection for me?" The thrice-asked question ix such a misnifest though gentle reference to the threefold denial that Peter is grieved at | thé suggestion of a doubt by the Saviour | Wea 3 » ad, é ee ee ee ring ashore the fish we have | erything about the | £' THE BARRIE EXAMINER nut his crucifixten follows, unfuristian tos must have been highly: grat His death shoule . Then ernie the soulug | cuuistances 4 b fying, nj cords, jection th: Ge PERFECT PHONOGRAPH S° No party is complete without a Brant-Ola. Easy to operate and plays all makes of disc retords correctly. . 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