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LESSON
(By E. O. SELLERS. AcOrj Director ot
Hunday School Course, Thc Moody Ulolo
Institute of Chicago.)
LESSON FOR JULY 18
SOLOMON CH008E3 WI8D0M.
I.J58SON TEXT-I Kings 3:4-16.
GOLDEN TEXT-Tho fear of Jehovah
In tho U'Klnnlng ot wisdom. Prov. 9:10
R. V.
Last week we had the story ot a
young man whose childhood was un
restrained and ungoverned, who
proved to be a sad failure, unable to
govern the kingdom he so much de
sired. Today, by contrast, we study
the life of a younger brother, who,
under better Influences, choso the way
that leads to true success. Emphasize
rhercfore the fact that this Sunday ls
"DeciBlon Day."
I. Solomon's Part (w. 3-9) (1)
Perspiration (v. 3). Solomon was look
ing out of the open gateway of life.
Still the text suggests that there was
preparation for bis hearing ot Qod's
wonderful promise, "Ask what I shall
glvo thee." (a) Ho "loved tho Lord"
(v. 3). It was a wonderful kingdom
David had bequeathed to hir sou,
enough to entice any young man, yet
lt was In the "statutes of David" and
in tho worship of Jehovah that Solo
mon had his chief delight, (b) He
"went to Oibeon" (v. 4) because there
at tho tabernacle (tho temple was
not yet built) Jehovah particularly
manifested himself to the people (I
Chron. 21:29; Et 29:42. 43 R. V.).
(2) Presentation (v. 4). He offered
"burnt offerings," a thousand, when
legally one would have sufficed. Tho
tabernacle WSB a type of Christ (John
1:14 R. V. and John 14:6) and each
of tho . one thousand sacrifices also
pointed forward to tho Christ. The
Chustian has a botter ground where
on to approach God (Heb. 10:1-22)
than that of countless sacrifices of
rams and bulls.
(3) Revelation (7.5*. God appeared
to Folomor In ? Greata, we have a
better revele tlon in Jc.uo and the in
spired Word, ?Mil It was a real ap
pearance to him as subsequent events
prove. (Gen. 28:12, 13; Matt. 1:20;
Acts 18:9, 10). Scientists themselves
confoRB that they -know comparatively
little about dreams. That God can
and does even In modern times give
ua revelations of truth by such means
ls witnessed by the book by the late
Dr. A. J. Gprdon, "How Christ Came
to Church." That dream transformed
a pastor.
(4) Position (w. 6, 7). In reply to
God's wonderful permission to Solo
mon, the setting before him of his
Infinite resources, Solomon first of
all acknowledged his debt to David,
his father. God's kindness, his faith
fulness and "bounty" (marg.) to
David had been according to the man
ner of his walking in "uprightness of
heart"; and to crown that kindness,
ho. Solomon, is "the Bon to sit on his
throne." This acknowledgment In
volved a definite obligation or
service for which Solomon. felt
bis unworthiness.
(5) Petition (w 8. 0). Seeing the
greatness of the responsibility now
resting (v. 8) upon him Solomon's
plea ls for wisdom. Already he bad
shown that he had in him the root of
truo wisdom (Prov. 1:7 and Golden
Text). Solomon seemed to realizo lila
responsibility, first to God and then
to tho people, for he said, "Who ls
able to Judge this Thy great people"
R. v. This ls the true and right rela
tion of duty, public or private. God
first, the people afterward. Solomon
asked for a "hearing heart" (see R.
V. marg.). Such a request was of
more value than great richea (Prov.
3:13-18) and waa in line with bis fa
ther David's petition (I Chron. 22:12;
29:19); another suggestion aa to how
fathers should pray for their sena.
fl. God'a Part, rr. 10-16. (1) Hla
Pleasure (w. 10, ll). Solomon had
not asked for self, for pleaaure nor
for earthly power and hence God's de
light God delights In an Intelligent
prayer (Prov. 16:8). It ls a greater
thing to make a speech that ploaaea
God than one to please mart. Verse
eleven tells of some of tho things Sol
omon might have asked for, and
which doubtless many of ns would
have asked under the same circum
stances.
(2) Hla Performance (T. 12). Bat
Solomon made a more wise choice,
hence God's pleasure to do not only
all he had asked, according to hla
human words, but more also (Eph.
ft:20). Hla nasae baa become a
proverb, synonymous with the great
est wisdom (V. 28, Cb. 4:23-34; 5:12,
etc.). Seeking what seemed to be th?
minor thing God gare him the best
(Matt. 6:33; Rom. 8:88; Ch. 10:2MB)
and "that which thee hast not asked,"
(8) His Promise (v. 14). Aa though
to beep up his goodness, si s sort of
' c. reward of merit, God offered Bolo
mon "long lifo" on one condition only,
vis., obedience. Such a prom lae la
oura and the world baa yet to realise
tho wisdom of God's ordinances for
tho good ot our physical well being
(Deut. 6:16; 85:16; Prov. 8:1; 14:15
23; I Tim. 4:8). AU of God's prom
isee are conditioned upon our obedi
ence. It ls sad to think that with aU
ot his wisdom Solomon failed to learn
the wi?dpm ot obedience (I Kings
11:42) and died a comparf'vely
young man.
une
Services tn the Churches ol
Anderson Tomorrow.
CHURCH
First Baptist, Corner East Chm
St. John's Methodist, Corner R
First Presbyterian, Corner Wes
Central 'Presbyterian, Corner IS
A? R. H., Corner North Mc Dui
Grace Episcopal, Corner South
Christian, Corner Greenville ai
St. Joseph's Catholic, Corner J
Fl HST BAPTIST (ill IMil
9:45-Teachers prayer service.
10:00-Sabbath school-Dr. A. L.
Snu therB, superintendent.
11:30-Public worship-Sermon by
Dr. A. W. Pugi?.
8:30-Public worship-Sermon by
Dr. A. W. Puen.
Mouday.
5:00-Meeting of Ibu Woman's Mis
sionary Sociotv nt thc church.
Wed II es ii a y.
8:00-Teachers meeting.
8:30-Prayer and praise service.
The public Is cordially invited to
attend and worship with us at all
these services.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn
GREENVILLE COUNTY
S. S. CONVENTION
Program Issued for Interdenomi
1 national Association's Annual
Meeting at Greer.
Oeenvllle, July 15.-A rangements
have been completed for a great rally
on tito occasion of the 19th annual
convention of the Greenville County
Interdenominational Sunday School
association which ls to be held lu the
Methodist church at Greer, July 23
and 24, judging from tho orogram
which was 1 ?uod this morn ng. In
dications aro that a large ciowd will
bo present. Freon entertainment
will bo furnished all delegates,' pro
vided tho chairman of the entertain
ment committee, Eugene C. Few of
Greer ls notified in sufficient time.
Delegates arc requested to sec that
this notice is mailed at least a weeit
before tho convention day.
Greenville county lias a pledge of
about $250 to the state sunday School
convention thal lt will have to meet
this fall, according to announcement
in the program. "Every Sunday
school should have a part in tho pay
ing of this pledge," tho statement
continues. "It ls for the extension of
Sunday school work throughout the
state. The delegates are requested to
ascertain from their Sunday schools
what amount to pledge, and bc pre
pared to help take care of the county
pledge."
. The officers of the association are:
Prof. H. ll. Dominick, president.
Ross Harris, first vice president.
A. S. Peden, second vice president.
VJ. II. Rustling, Becretary-trcasurcr.
National Aeroplane Competition This
Sumner.
To revive popular interest in avia
tion, stimulate domestic manufactur
ers and fliers, and assist the war and
navy departments in developing aerial
corps for thc national guard and nav
al militia, a national aeroplano com
petition ot broad scope ls to be held
throughout the present summer. The
purpose of this undertaking is purely
a constructive one. It is not a whole
sale amusement propaganda, but n
sorious attempt to encourage sane
flying and impress upon the people of
America, the parent country of avia
tion, the real value of air craft lc con
tract to the country fair uses with
which they are most familiar.
This aeronautical meet ls being
promoted by the Aero Club of Ameri
ca, backed by the various state and
city clubs, as weil as commercial or
ganisations in different parts of tho
United States. The contest ls to
start July 4 and end on Columbus
Day, October 12, giving more than
three months of continual flying in
all parts of the country, something
hitherto unknown On this continent.
Tentative plans apd the rules as now
drawn aro solely in tho Interest of
normal flying by regular airmen.
The conditions of the competition
are such that no encouragement ts'
gliVn spectacular or foolhardy workj,
but opportunity afforded for wort)
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DIRECTORY
ch and Manning Streets,
iver and McDufi?e Streets,
t Whittier and Towers Streets,
orth Main and Orr Streets.
Tie and Society Streets.
McDufi?e and Morriss Streets.
id Fant Streets.
rtcDufile and Earle Streets.
tug Borvico at 11:80 when Dr. G. S.
Moffet, prcsiueut of Erskine College,
will preach.
Evening service at N:30, when Pr.
MoITett will again fill the pulpit.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all the people ot tho city to attend
these services.
A. lt. I*. .CHURCH
Dr. J. M. < in rr I son, pastor.
Sabbath school at t0:3<>, subject:
"Solomon's Choice."
Preaching at 11:30 In the morning.
Further announcement will bo made
in regard to the evening services.
COTRAL PKFSIIYTF.KIAN
Owing lo the absence ot Rev. With
erspoon Dodge, there will be no
preaching at tho Central Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
URACH f Hl ltCH
Rev. J. H. Olbboney, rector. Phone
835.
Services for tho Soventh Sunday
arter TrL-ilty, July l.Sth.
8:00 a. m.-The Holy Eucharist.
. 10:16-Sunday school.
11:30-Morning prayer and sermon.
0:011-Even song.
There will bc id Wednesday after
noon service.
NT. JOSKPirs CHUKO!
There will be Mas? at St. Joseph's
Catholic church Sunday mornlug al
7:30. No other services.
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