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UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAY
CHOOL Lesson
By REV. P. B. FITZWAT]R. D. D.,
Member of Faculty, Moody Bibls
Institute of Chicago.
Western Newsoalaer Union.
Lesson for January 26
JESUS DECLARES HIS PURPOSE
LESSON TEXT--Luke 4:16-30.
GOLDEN TEXT The Spirit of +the
Lord is upon me. because he hath
anointed me to preach the •ospel to
the poor; he hath sent me to heal the
broken-hearted, to preach deliverance
to the captives, and recoverin• of sight
to the blind, to set at liberty them that
are bruised, to preach the acceptable
year of the Lord.--Luke 4:18, 19.
PRIMARy TOPIC--Jesus Preaches to
His Home Folks.
JUNIOR TOPIC,--Jesus' First Sermon.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPIC--Choosing a Life Purpose.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
TOPIC---What Jesus Cam-to Do.
I. Jesus in the Synagogue (v. 16).
On the Sabbath he went Into the
Synagogue according to his custom.
He no doubt went that day with a
new and definite purpose, but how re-
freshing to know that tt was according
to his habit. M.ny young people have
been safeguarded from the pitfalls of
the world because of the habit of read-
Ing the Bible. praying and going to
church.
II. Jesus Reading the Scriptures
(vv. 17-19).
1. The book handed to hlm (v. 17).
It was not only his custom to attend
the place of worshlp, but to take Dart
in it. This prlvilege was not confined
to the rabbis (Acts 13:15). Jesus,
therefore, used the liberty accorded
him.
2. The passage read (Isa. 61:1,2),
It is not entirely clear as to whether
this was, providentially, the Scripture
reading for the day, or whether it was
specifically chosen by him for that
occflslon.
3. The content of the passage (vv.
18, 19).
a. The mission of the Messiah
iv. 18).
(I) To preach the gospel to the
poor. The good tidings which Jesus
proclaimed are peculiarly welcome to
the common people. By "poor" in this
case is primarily meant those who
were poor In spirit (Matt. 5:3).
(2) To heal the broken-hearted. The
gospel of Christ meets the needs of
those whose hearts are crushed by the
weigtt of their own sins or by a bur-
den of sorrow ond disappointment.
(3) To preach deliverance to the
captives. This meant deliverance from
the bondage of the Devil (John 8:36).
(4) Recovering of sight to the
blind. Christ did actually make those
who were physically blind to see
(John 9:6, 7) and also opened the
eyes of those who were spiritually
blind (I John 5:20).
(5) To set at liberty them that are
bruised. The power of Christ can
free the most utterly hopeless ones.
(6) To preach the acceptable year
of the Lord. The primary allusion is
to the year of Jubilee (Lev. 25:8-10).
b. The special enduement of the
Messiah (v. 18). He was the anointed
one predicted by Isaiah, the Messiah.
Ill. Jesus Expounding the Scrip-
tures (vv. 20, 21).
1. He closed the book and sat down.
It seems to have been the custom of
the Jewish teachers to sit while teach-
Ing.
2. "This day is this scripture ful-
filled." This statement is no doubt but
the gist of what he said. He thus de-
clared that he was the Messiah.
IV. Jesus' Reception by the People
(vv. 22-30).
The critical hour had come. The
people were amazed. They admitted
his gracious words but were unable
to admit his claims. His reception
was characterized by
1. Ignorant prejudice (v. 22). They
said. "Is not thls Joseph's son?" as
if to say, "This Is our fellow towns-
men with whom we have been ac-
quainted for years. Surely, he cannot
be the Messiah."
2. Uxibeltef s to his supernatural
power (v. 23). They challenged him
to exhibit examples of divine power,
3. Personal Jealousy (v. 24). Jeal-
ousy often prevents us from seelng
the essential worth of men In our midst.
Jesus adduced two outstanding ex-
amples of the willingness of foreigners
to believe God.
a. Elijah was sent to a widow at
Serepta (vv. 25, 26). Many wldows of
Israel were pased by, doubtless be-
cause they would not have received the
pophet.
b. Naaman, the foreigner, of the
many lepers, was the one cleansed.
(v. 27).
4. Violent hatred (vv. 28-30). This
comparison of the Jews wlth foreign-
ers so offended their pride that they
tried to kill him. He showed them
that just as Elijah had brought bless-
ing to one who lived In Sidon, nd
Elisha te one in Syria, while the people
of Israel went on suffering, even so
the Gentiles would receive the blessing
of his saving power, while thaT, the
chosen nation, would rafter in Unbelief.
LEARNING TO READ
IS FUN WHEN IT
ISN'T A STRUGGLE
" 'Flats fixed,' 'Cars washed here,'
are words often learned by the
wide-awake boy more easily than
'Once tlmre was a little red hen,'"
sagely observes a writer in the Par-
ents' Magazine, who admits that even
In spite of all the advance there has
been made in' teaching reading, there
are still many children who find this
a difficult subject and need help at
home. To the parent who finds hiln-
self bewildered by such a problem,
the writer stresses the advisability of
arousing the youngster's interest in
things that he sees and knows about.
"Take him out tn tim automobile
and drive through some cross street
where there is a stop sign," she sug-
gests. "Put your foot on tile brake
and stop so suddenly that Johnny
asks why. Then show him the rea-
son for doing so. In the same way
draw up before a 'no parking' sign
and cult his attention to It, then go
on. You needn't talk about rending,
but hi a few days as yon drive abont.
It will be fairly certain that Johnny
will be noticing stop' and 'no pal'l:.-
Ing' signs. And those are just a,u ood
words for today's child to ent his
teeth on "is 'l see a eat.'"
Thns is the boy tunght the rise of
learning tO read rind xv]/en lie tinder-
stands iis rise. his desire Io learn to
read will be aroused. When it is. put
Into his ('hubhy hand sonle such book
as "Mr. Brown's Grocery Store." in
which he wouhl see many a fanliliar
word. Or yon might try ga.nles to
help the young reader along. Still
another way of approaehing learning
to read is through rhymes. For the
child who responds to the swing and
d'mce of words there's no better book
for him to learn to read froln than
good old Mother Goose.
The moral that adorns +the tale is
to let the child whom you want to
help learn to read take the initiative.
you being at h'md ready to follow
and gtve ntd when needed. If we are
to take the autltor's word for it,
learning to read is no struggle in the
family wllere games, stnries. Inlps
rind well-chosen I)ooks lnake the
recognition of words easy and real
fun,
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