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JEROBOAM LEADS ISRAEL INTO
SIN.
LESSON TEXT-I Kings 12:23-33.
GOLDEN TEXT-Thou ?halt not m nie? 1
unto tho? a graven Image, nor any like
ness ot anything that Is In heaven above,
or that Is In tho earth beneath, or that ls
In tho water under tho earth; thou shalt
not bow dow.? thyself down unto them,
nor serve thurn. Ex. Kit, 5a.
Whether Jeroboam incited Israel's
rebellion or waa summoned home be
cause of his being known as an op- :
ponent to Israel, wo cannot say. He
must havo remembered AhUah'a ?
prophecy (11:29-40) ami ho bad anoth- j
er prophet on bis Bide, Shcmaiab
(12:22-24), though Ah I jab afterwards ,
d (?BC rt ed him (14: l-l 8). In Egypt.
Jeroboam had learnei of tho worship
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scarcfH
Becorfl
is rcHBH
JudeJWH
ChroiPj
JerobwTnTTlkT?wT?e^uTil^?!^^
chem and Penuel, but the result of the
Bchlem was a weakened people and
Isrtfl was tho first to bo carried into
captivity and to extinction as a na
tion. Defensed cit lu; are not adequate '
safety .for a nation (11:38; 2 enron, j
20:20; Zech. 1:4, 6). Witness Liege
and Antwerp. As a matter of political
prudence Jeroboam's Echeme of re
moving the center of worship from Je?
ruealem succeeded admirably. The
center of gravity of a man and of a na
tion is that place where ho centers
his worship. The temple had no Im
age, and his setting up of his images
of bulls was a backward step, though
doubtless it waa regarded aa best for
the nation. Jeroboam's fatal error
was in deflecting the people from the
invisible Jehovah to the visible crea
tions of their o*vn hands. Mankind al
ways prefers to trust to their own de*
vices and to plan their own deliver
ance rather than to trust in God. The
evidence of our trust in God is to obey
him. Noto Jeroboam took counsel, not
as did Rehoboam. of the aged or the
young, but "te his heart." We are not
to lean to our own understanding but
upon the Holy Spirit (John 10:18).
Man is "slow of heart" and that one
at all familiar with Hebrew history
Bhould . e ?eat the mistake Aaron made
ls scan.:./ to be understood (Bx. 32:4.
8). Tho errors and "isms" of today
are but a repetition of the false teach
ings of former days dressed in a new
garb, labeled with a new name; such
is the deceitfulness of tho human
heart (Jer. 17:9). Jeroboam's excuse
was plausible enough (v. 28) and ap
pealed to the ever-present weakness of
the human heart to seek some easier
way of serving God. But man's way al
ways bocomss the hardest way. Jero
boam today would be classed as a
"liberal" and held up as a "broad
minded man."
II. "Priests of the Lowest" VT. 31*33,
Jeroboam's real concern was not that
of the people but the permanency ot
his kingdom. Jeroboam waa not intro
ducing a now God but a new way ot
worship. One step always leads to
another, and to fully establish this
PW way. and at the same time en
tirely to control the situation, he se
lected from among 'all the people"
priests who were to carry on Jeho
vah's worship. God had selected the
sons of' Levi and specially ordained
thom for this service (Num. 3:10).
When, the devil introduces a new re
ligion, or any false idea of Christ, or
the . .Bible, he always appeals to sa*
cred memories, or else claims a "mod
ern expression of the truth." Jero
boam not only chose those who would
be beholden to himself, but he also
selected positions in his kingdom, at
either end, each ot which waa easily
accessible. Thus to build and thus to
select others than the sons ot Aaron
as priests was expressly forbidden.
But such ls the natural perversity and
stubbornness of the human heart that
lt readily follows Its leaders Into all
sorts of apostasy and error (Rom.
8:7). Jeroboam also changed (v. 33)
the feast .ordained of God on the 15th
day of the seventh month (Lev.
28:83. 84) to one occurring In the
eighth month. No possible appeal of
local interests warranted any such
substitution; to obey ls better than to
modify (Matt. 15:6; Mark 7:13).
Ul, The Main Teaching. Jeroboam's
chief purpose was not the glory or
God, but this new religion waa for per*
tonal safety and glorification. His
cunningly devised program became
the agent of his eva and the nation's
destruction (13:34; 14:7-11; 3 Kings
10:30, 31), and bis opprobious title baa
become "Which mode Israel to sin."
Graft and trickery succeed for a time,
but only those who obey God in all
things build on a solid and lasting
foundation. "Nothing te this world
Is worth doing wrong for." Boys do
not succeed by breaking the rules of
the gana.
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S?NMiS(DOL
LESSON
(By E. O. SEI-LERS. Acting Director of
Sunday Behool Course, Tho Moody Bibi?
Institute of Chicago.)
LESSON FOR AUGUST 15
GERMANS IN BALTIC
BURNING MANY VILLAGES
Terrible Distress Left in Wake of
Advancing Forces in Bal
tic Region. s
Loudon. Aim. 9.-(Associated ProBs
Correspondence)-Tho desolation
ulong the northern Hali ic from Mem
mel to Libuu and a? far north aa tho
gulf of Kiga, overrun hy the German
force? from the land side und bom
barded by the Germau fleet from the
Bea aide, are vividly described in
Warsaw papers received here. They
Btate that a trip from Mummel to
Libau shows the terrible distress left
In the wake of the advancing army.
Entire villages of several hundred
houses, like Kunlgiskl, are totally
bumed, having suffered most from Mu
nro of the ships. One of the mont
noted Bouabore resorts l'ologna, waa
bombarded and 60 of Its principle
Bummer vlilaB destroyed. The palace
of Count Felix Tysxklowlcz, who:*"
family lias intermarried in America,
eseaped from destruction, but the
chapel of tho palace was partly de
stroyed. The botelB and canino and
most of the villas stretching along the ^
. -r' : -
Liban, partlejiiarlyi?^t?u^HeairenT:
were strengthened by large forre? of
men. The visit to Llbau of Prince
Henry, brother of the kaiser, for a
conference with Field Marshall von
Hlndenberg, was the oeeasiou of much
ceremony, and prolonged discussion
between tho Prince and the command
er of the m i lila ry forces in t ho North,
presumably on the campaign which
soon after developed northward to
Higa and then In a great circle south
ward around Warsaw.
Outsido of Lubln thc surrounding
country is devastated and abandoned.
This is specially true of thc districts
of Kui varia and Marjamper, the grain
fields, usually richly productive, be
ing unsown and in places bluckened
from lires. The districts of Suwulki
and Kowno have similarly suffered.
Many incidents are given of banditti
who have made their appearance In
thc country districts owing to tho dis
tress and complete prostration of the
civil organization, and commit wide
spread depredations.
The Warsaw Hoarier prints a state
ment from Petrograd giving official
reply to attacks on'the Centiul Com
mittee of Warsaw charging that they
discriminate against Jews, not giving
them n fair share of tho moregency
food supplies from tho committee
warehouses, and limiting thc distri
butions to the afternoons. The reply
otates that tho committee keeps tho
warehouses open from 8 a. m. uutil
6 p. m. daily, and makes distributions
without any distinction of nationality
or religion. The only restriction is
agaidst applicants who seek to get
supplies for tho purposes of specula
tion, and tlie reply says there are un
fortunately many Jews In his class.
The warehouses, it ls cxplainded, are
mean', only to meet tho dally needs
of the poorer people. As evidence of
their impartiality it ls cited that
from May 31 to June 4, out of a total
of 97,877 people this assisted, 66,860
were Christians and 31,017 or 31 per
cent were Jews. Tho reply maintains
this is sufficient answer to charges of
discrimination against the Jews. Also
lt is pointed out that the Jews have a
number of their own relief organiza
tions.
"Woman's place ls in tho home. As
L was t diing my wife-"
"By tho by' Bill, what's yor wife
dolu' now?"
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NUMBER 146.