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THE SUN, NEWBERRY, S. C., JUNE 12, 1942
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chool Lesson
By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, D. D.
Of The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.)
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Lesson for June 14
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
permission.
SUNDAY: THE RISEN CHRIST
AND HIS DISCIPLES
LESSON TEXT—Luke 24:33-48.
GOLDEN TEXT—Ye are witnesses of
these things.—Luke 24:48.
The glory and gladness of the
resurrection morning drove back
the darkness of the tomb and re
placed the disciples’ sadness with
holy gladness. God’s message to
His people is one of assurance and
hope. The night may be dark, but
the dawn will surely come.
Two of Jesus’ disciples had beep
walking sadly along the road to Em-
maus when suddenly a stranger was
with them, telling them what the
Scriptures taught about the Christ—
His sufferings and His glory. Their
hearts burned strangely within them
(Luke 24:32), but they did not rec
ognize Him until He broke the bread
of their evening meal—and then He
was gone.
But now they had a joyous mes
sage which sent them hurrying back
to Jerusalem to the eleven who had
gathered behind locked doors to
discuss the reports which had also
come to them of His resurrection.
And suddenly—
I. “Jesus Himself Stood in the
Midst” (w. 33-43).
What a blessed and conclusive
confirmation of their report. He,
their beloved Lord and Master, stood
there before them, alive and speak
ing His tender message of “Peace.”
The disciples, however, were be
wildered and slow to believe. Ob
serve how kind and patient He was
with these frightened and unbeliev
ing men. And note what a splen
did testimony it is to the truth of
the resurrection that they who
knew Him best expected proof be
fore they believed.
Before we condemn them for lack
of faith let us ask ourselves if we
would have done better, and let us
be thankful 4hat their hesitation
made assurance doubly sure. He
was really there—alive. Partaking
of food (which He did not need),
and giving them opportunity to
touch His body. He demonstrated
the reality of the resurrection.
He next gave them a sure founda
tion for faith.
n. “Then Opened He Their Un
derstanding” (vv. 44, 45).
This He did that they might “un
derstand tfie scriptures.” Their
minds had become confused and He
literally “disentangled” them. We
need to have the knots and kinks
taken out of our thinking about
God’s Word. Then we too will un
derstand.
Dealing with the entire Old Testa
ment (divided by the Hebrews into
law, prophets and psalms). He
thus gave it His endorsement. Men
may dehy, but Jesus approved the
Scriptures of the Old Testament—
and we are ready to take His word.
“All things must be fulfilled” ia
His statement concerning Him
self. There is our Lord’s guarantee
that the promises of His second
coming, and all that is associated
with it, as well as with His future
reign, will be fulfilled.
This time of fellowship with the
Lord around the Word of God was
strengthening to their faith, but it
had another purpose. The blessings
of God are not for our own satisfac
tion alone, for it is His will that
there be—
III. “Repentance Preached in His
Name” (vv. 46-48).
There is a message to go out
through His disciples to all nations.
He died for the sins of the world.
He arose for the justification of those
who believe. There is remission of
sin for those who in repentance and
faith turn to Him.
Fellowship with Christ and an un
derstanding of His Word which does
not result in aggressive witness for
Him is quite useless. We meet Him
and study His Word not only that
we may grow in grace, but that
we may be witnesses to all nations.
To be a witness involves knowl
edge of a fact, to the truth of which
the individual can bear testimony.
The disciples were called to be wit
nesses, “not speculators, philoso
phers, moralists or legislators.
They had neither to argue nor to
dissertate, nor to lay down rules for
conduct, nor to ventilate their own
fancies. They were witnesses, and
their business was to tell the truth,
the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth” (Alexander Maclaren).
The Christian by life possibly
more than by word is to “adorn the
doctrine of God,” as Paul put it
(Titus 2:10), commending it to those
round about him. Observe that such
a witness is to start right at home,
“beginning at Jerusalem” (v. 47).
It may be difficult in our times
to send witnesses to distant lands,
for ships are busy carrying the
men and implements of war. But
right in your Jerusalem there is a
spiritual need, in your little town
or rural community, in the city
where you live, in your home,
office, shop, or school. You who
read this who are in the service of
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