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Sunday Sdiool
' Lesson’
(By RiCV. P. B. K1TZWATER, D. tX.
TVachsr of English Bible In ths »Moo4y
Blblft Institute of Chicago.)
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LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 18
JESUS AND ZACCHAEUS,
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LESSON TEXT—Luke 1»:1-10.
GOLDEN TEXT-For the Son of Man
la come to seek and to save that which
was lost—Luke M:10.
REFERENCE MATERIAL—Prov. 3:U-
U;'Matfc’9:9-13; Luke 1«:1-13.
PRIMARY TOPIC—Having Jesua for a
Visitor.
JUNIOR TOPIC—Jesue In the Home of
Zacchaeus.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
—How Jesus Saved an Extortioner.
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I. Jesus Passing Through Jericho
iv. 1).
Jericho is^aoied us the stronghold
of the Canaaultes, which was miracu- |
lously delivered into the hands
Israel in response to their faith (Josh,
ti), and also for the faith of Uahiib,
which saved her from destruction
with the city (Ueb. 11:30, 31).
II. Zacchaeus Seeking Jeeue (w.
2-4).
1. His Object (v. 3). He sought to
see who Jesus was Though perhaps
prompted by curiosity be eagerly
sought Jesus, lie doubtless bad heard
of Jesus’ kind treatment of publicans,
ao was prompted to see what klhd of
a man He was.
2. Ills DlAcnltles (w. 2. 3). (1)
Ilia infamous business (v. 2), He was
a tea collector of the Homan govern
ment. The very fact that a Jew bold
•ueb an u$ce under the haled Homans
would make him extremely unpopular.
Thou sines ho was rich H was evident
that bo had prartlrad ex tort tea la rul-
tectlng the taxes. (2) Ilia abortaeaB
of stature (v. 3). Ho eras too email ta
croud hie uay through ta Jeeue. sad
kiiag hated by the people they thrust
him aside. 8a doubt with tauata sad
Jeers. (3) MU ppealetewre (v. 41. He
raa be furs the multitude aad rilwbed
up lata a tree. What he lacked ta
el a tare he e as def ersalaed should he .
made up Vy the height ef the tree <lb- ^
eteriee ptared before him he hruabrd ^ ;
aside aad theme he reuld aot hrusb
a»tde he rhmbed ever, here aae he had
set hie heart ap*'U the peat. Though
Zurchaewa* Uga were tern eh net to su
able him ta see J earns they were leug
eueugh to rua pa*t the crowd aad su
able him ta rttsab the tree It was
aesmewhol aadlgaided fhg this rhrh
maa !• rllash the tree, but his seal
mM.ee doetmai to see Jeeue that he
root hte pride to the wtuda
III. Jeeue Finding laeahaeoo (w
1 i).
While To erhaeoe woa try tag to see
Jesus. Jeeue oae in A Lag far him This
la always the nsah Whea Jeeue saw
Mm he rumawuded him tw cease dowa
from the tree aad declared Ms tot so
tteo to go hiuae with him. farrhosns
got more I baa he erpected. Jesus did
set alter a weed which would buoslll;
ate Zocrhaeua. Jesue haew hte heart's
ties!tv aad dealt accord!ugly with him
AH a*iula who ranteetly seek Jreus
shall he found of Him. How wonder
ful Ilia graeo, that regardless of uoe's
past life, that Jesus will receive him
•a a friend and enter Into' fellowship
with him. Zaccheeus quickly respond
ed. He came down aad with Joy re
ceived Jesua.
IV. Zacchaeus' Conversion (re.
MO).
Hit conversion was sudden and
^ thorough. He was converted before
he hud reached riie ground. It does
not take Jesua long to save a aoul.
, J. What the Crowd Said (v. 7).
They said Juat what they any today
when sinners come to Christ. They
called to mind the man’s former sins.
They also reproached Christ, saying
that he had come to be a guest of this
notorious extortioner, the tax collec
tor. His supreme mission was to save
sinners (v. 10). Jesus came hot to
condemn us, but to save us; not to
shame and destroy us, but to save
from sin and reconcile us to God our
Father.
2. What Zacchaeus Said (v. 8). His
conversion was thorough. It took hold
upon his heart. His new life was be
gun with resolution and restitution.
He dedicated tire half of his goods to
the poor. , His conversion got hold of
his pocketbook. Ills determination to
make restitution wherein he had
wrongly exacted taxes show.s the
genuineness of his conversion. While
God forgets the past of a sinner when
he comes to Christ, the sinner who' la
converted will seek to make right all
wrongs, be' they unkind words or un
righteous deeds.
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