The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, November 02, 1922, Image 7
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(Dy RICV. P. B. FITZWATEl, D. D..
Teacher of English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
Copyright. 1922. Western Newspaper Unon.
LESSON FOR NOVEMBER 5
JESUS THE GREAT PHYSICIAN
LESSON TEXT-Luke 4:31.441 6:12-26.
GOLDEN TEXT-Himnself tok our ine
firmitles, and bare our slckneas.--Matt
8:17.
IC1FEInrNCsE MATERIAL-Matt. 9:36
38: Mark 1:21-45.
PItIMAtY TOPIC--How. a Sick Mau
Was Brought to Jesus.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Jesus Healing the
Paralytic.
IN'Tlo1tMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
-Jesus' Power to Forgive Sin.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP1K
-Jesus' Ministry to Human Need.
Sincer the topic sets forth Jesus an
the Great Physician, it will be better
for adult ciassgs, especially, to take
the larger text chosen by the commit,
tee and note the several outstanding
cases of Ills healing. For some classes
it will be better to study the one cast
of healing, namely, the healing of tht
paralytic.
I. Jesus Healing a Demoniac (4
81.37).
While engaged in teaching in th(
synagogue le was interrupted by t
man who had an unclean spirit. Jesus
rebuked the demon and compelled hin
to come out of the man. This lealiff
shows Jesus not only gracious, bul
powerful to set free the whole broot
of diabolical passions, such as lust
envy, anger and jealousy which rult
men.
ii. Jesus Heals a Woman of a Greal
Fever (vv. 38:39).
Peter's mother-in-law was prostrat
with 'a great fever. They of Peter's
household besought Jesus for her
Jesus rebuked the fever and it left
her so that she immediately rose an(
ministered unto them. No earthly phy
sician had ever been known to hen
An that way. Divine healing is m
mediate and complete. We shoult
distinguish between divine healing an(
faith healing. Faith healing is the re
suit of the action of the mind upon th
body and is measured by the degree o1
the faith, while divine healing is the ac
tion of the power of God upon th<
diseased one, and is always completl
and immiedliate, because it Is ieasu ret
by the power of the Healer, God. Him
fame spread abroad and many sick al
divers diseases were brought unto 11in
and He healed them' all, even easting
out demons and forbidding them t
testify of i1m.
HI. Jesus Heals a Leper (5:12-10).
Leprosy was a most loathsome ant
terriblo disease. Because of its foul
ness one afilicted therewith was an
outcast. The disease was incurable b3
man, therefore the leper was regarded
as hopeless and/dergl. In response to
the leper's earnest request Jesus
touched hint and bade the leprosy to
depart, and immediately he was healed
andI cleaned. Leprosy is a type of sin.
Jesus has pow~er to heal and cleanse
and restore.
IV. Jesus Heals a Paralytic (5:
17-20).
1. WVatchedl by the Pharisees and
Doctors (v. 1). Jesus' fame spreafi
abroad, andl this only incited jealousy
on the part of these meni.
2. rTe Paralytie Brought (vv. 18,
19). This is a fine lesson in Christian
service. They3 could not heal the man,
but could bring huim to Jesus, who
could heal and restore. They had
faith in Jesus to heal himi. No effort
which is retiuiired to bring a sinner to
Jesus should be regarded as too great.
3. The Man's Sins F'orgiven (v. 20).
Jesus looked back of (lie palsy to its
cause-sin. All disease and deathi is
the resualt of sin. Jesus saw thE!
faith of those not only who brought
lhim, but of the man himself.
4. The P'urpose of Miracles (vv. 21,
22). The P'harisees accused Christ of
blasphuemy whten lie declared the man's
sins forgiven. Jesus showed them
that back of the b~enefleent deed to the
man was the demonstration of Isl
deIty. The main purpose in the work
ing of mtiraceles is the authentication
of the divine mission of the one pier
forming them. The working of the
miracle wats to dlemonst rate Ulls nau
thority to atone for sin aind to grant
forgiveness. WVhile the divine powier
andI authority are thtus shown, the wils
dhomt and love of Goad are shown in
that In all cases the super'natural work
is for the good of th~e individual. A
true miracle is never spectacular. It
is not merely a demonstration of
power, but the working of power for
benefleent ends, the good of some one
in need.
5. Relative Value of Physical Ills
andi Moral and Spiritual Maladies
(v. 23). P'hysical ills ai'e less serious
thtan the sins whleh cause themi. In
dealing wvith' thenm we should follow
the example of (Christ and first deal
with the cause.
SSelf-Love.
Self-love Ia a cup withouit any hbot
tomn; you might pour all the greal
lakes into it and never fill it up.
0. W. Holmes.
'A Thought for Today.
WVho art thou (lhat judgest anothera
man's servanit? To his own master he
Btandetha or falleth.-Romians 14 :4.
The Lord Knoweth.
The Lord knoweth our frame an
remiembereth that we are at.-Ps
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Another common name, chapar'ral
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We'st. F~ormuerly he ranigedl fromt t'he
lains of Kansas to the chapparal
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fromt centrail Califortia to Mexico, but
he Is rapidly becoming rare, Hie Is
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legs, but, unlike thait water-lovIng
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