The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, November 26, 1919, PART I 10 PAGES, Image 3
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Bible Institute of GhtCfcfO.)
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LESSON FOR NOVEMBER 30
JESUS TEACHES PETER TRUE
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3LB9SON TEXT?John 11.1-lf. T
?OLDEN TEXT?The Son of Man came *
V . not to be ministered unto, but to minis- N t
tor, and to five bis life a ransom for f
many.?Mat. 20:2S.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL?Mark 10:
Bbm. 12 Phil. 1:5-11; I Peter, "
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PRIMARY TOPIC?Jesus Washing: the
Disciples' Feet
JUNIOR TOPIC ?Jesus Taking the
* Place of-* Serramt
INTERMEDIATE TOPIC-The Edynlty
ef Common Tasks.
f. Christ's Amazing Love for His
Own (vy. 1-8).
Jesus was fully conscious of what
was upon him. B[e knew that the cross
with all its anguish was just before
him. He knew that his disciples would
shamefully forsake him in a few hours.
He knew that one of that number
would be the instrument in the hands
of the devil in his betrayal. He knew
that all things were in his hands; was
fully conscious of his deity. Notwithstanding
all this, he displayed patient
and untiring love. He did not withdraw
his love from them because of
their weakness and the shameful fail,
ure which he knew would soon be
made manifest.
II CKrict War.hinn H?? Discinlet*
vr ; Feet (w. 4-11).
This act is symbolic of his amazing
love for his disciples. Jesus did not
regard his hands as too holy to do this
menial service. The true Christian
does not allow his rank in society to
keep him from acts of lowly service.
1. Steps in this service: (1) He
rose from supper. (2) laid aside his
garments, (3) took a towel and girded
himself, (4) poured water into a
k basin, (3) washed his disciples' feet,
(6) wiped them with a towel wheref
with he was girded. These steps symbolize
Christ's entire work of redemption.
His rising from supper repre\
oents his rising from his place of enjoyment
in the heavenly glory: his laying
aside his garments, his putting
aside his vesture of majesty (Phil. 2:7,
$); his girding himself, his taking the
form of a servant (Phil. 2:7); the wa- <?
ter in the basin, his cleansing blood;
his washing of their feet, his actual
cleansing of men through his Word p
(John 15:3; Eph. 5:20); his taking his a
garments again, his retc: n to his place b
and position of glory. s<
2. Peter's impetuous ignorance. He s<
' goes, from one extreme to another. It y
in his failure to understand the sig- a
nificance of this service that caused r
him to behave<so strangely. .
3. The significance of this service c
to those who participate In it. (1) It y
is a spiritual cleansing (v. 8). Fellow- ship
with Jesus is only possible as we
are continually cleansed from our sins.
"He that is washed needeth not save
, to wash his feet, but is clean every
whit" (v. 10). The cleansing here is
not the washing of regeneration, but
that of sanctification. Even regenerate
folks need the continual cleansing of
Christ's blood in order to have fellowship
with him. He that is regenerated?washed
in the blood of Christ,
symbolized by baptism?does not Deed
a repetition of the act; he only needs
the cleansing of sanctification, symbolized
by the washing of the feet. As
we go through this world after regeneration
we are contaminated by its
sins. He is willing always to< cleanse us
of pur sins if we allow him. (2)
A badge of brotherly affection. This
- act showed his abandonment to the
service of his own. This is a lesson
that is ranch needed today. We need Q
more and more the fulness of brotherly
love. This love needs to be man- p
Ifested so that It may be seen and re- "
alized. True love can only be proved f
by the service It renders. (3) A proof n
of humility. This is a lesson much ?]
needed by us all. The disciples had
just been disputing as to who should
be the greatest in the kingdom; their
selfish ambition was expressing itself.
Today, on every hand, we see expres
sions of pride, vanity, and even arrogance
on the part of those who are J
professed followers of the lowly Jesus. ^
If the Son of God was not ashamed to
stoop to lowly service his disciples
should not regard it beneath their dignity
to follow In his steps. (4) Equalization.
As they would thus stoop to serve
each other in the ijame of Christ i
there would be sure destruction of i
caste among them. The Spirit of !
I Christ in this service is the great lev- |
! eler of humanity. i0
111. An Example for Us (vv. 32-l<3). j P
The disciples of the Lord are under jp<
obligation to do unto each othef as j e<
he did unto them. This obligation vests fj
upon his Lordship (r. 14). All who p
call him Lord In sincerity will obey
him. To refuse to obey him is to put
one's self above his Lord.
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BearinQ the Burden.* H
As to the burden, be content to bear b;
it, until thou come to the place of jS
deliverance; for there it will fall from i B
thy back of Itself.?Bnnyati.
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Our Troubles. is
All our troubles come from our sense
of sepnrateness from the infinite j f<
source.?Orison Swett Marden.
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roprietor. A commodious new buildng
has been, erected to house the conem.
Accessories, parts, gasoline,
:tc., will be carried. This should
rove a great convenience.
Mr. Albert Hartley is erecting an
tddition to his large store.
Messrs. Leaphart and Dent, treasirer
and auditor, visited Pelion Tuestay
on their rounds collecting taxes.
5oth of these gentlemen are popular
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0 see them.
Cannot Praise this
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THE WAY ONE LADY FEELS AFTER
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Judging: from her letter, the misery
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There is more Catarrh in this section
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ut together, and for years it was supped
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ronounced it incurable. Catarrh is a
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