The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, May 28, 1948, Image 7
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SILENT SAM
By Jeff Hayes
SCRIPTURE: Daniel 1.
DEVOTION AX* READING: 1 Timothy
Dr. Newton
Daniel Stands By His
Convictions
Lesson for May 30, 1948
"A picket frozen on duty—
A mother starved for her brood—
Socrates drinking she hemlock—
And Jesus on the rood.”
S UCH a picture we have before
us in Sunday’s lesson. All you
need to do to gel this dramatic pic
ture Is to read the first chapter of
DanieL You will then feel anew
the meaning of that cherished state
ment, “ ’Tis conviction that con-
vinceth.’’
...
BRAVE TO DO RIGHT
W E GET the first draught of
this tonic in verses 8-9, 14-15,
and 17. “But Daniel purposed in his
heart that he would not defile him
self with the portion
of the king’s meat,
nor with the wine
which he drank ..
He was brave
enough to take a
stand for what he
knew was right.
Which reminds me
of the story of
Henry Ward Beech
er, when yet a small
boy. A teacher in
the school he at
tended asked a boy
a question which he promptly an
swered. The teacher appeared dis
pleased, and told the boy to sit
down. He asked several other boys
the same question, and got the same
answer. Finally he asked Beecher,
and Beecher gave the same answer,
but refused to sit down when the
teacher frowned at him. Seeing that
Beecher was going to defend the
answer, the teacher said, “Boys,
you were all correct, but only
Beecher was sure enough to stand
his ground. I was simply trying to
teach you the lesson that you must
stand by what you know is right."
« • .
DARE TO STAND ALONE
D ANIEL knew that he was taking
an unpopular position, but he
was willing to be alon<- so long as
he knew he was right. He knew
that the consequences would take
care of themselves. That is the
quality of character which America
needs today in her youth.
It is easy enough to be popular,
if you run with the gang; but re
member this—the gang is always
heading downhill. Daniel stood by
his convictions when it was costly.
In the final windup, he was the
head man.
ENDURING INVESTMENTS
D ANIEL, winning his point, made
every hour count towa-d vic
tory. He not only abstained from
strong drink, but used his superior
strength to serve the kingdom in
such way that his talents were
sought out and brought into larger
fields of opportunity
Standing by his convictions, he
had won over those who at first
were disposed to poke fun at him.
By superb performance, due to
clear thinking and high purpose,
Daniel made enduring investments
that paid off in big dividends. He
did not do right for reward, but
because he did right, the reward
was inevitable. And so it will be
with every young man and woman
who purposes in his or her heart
to do right.
» • .
GOD’S FAVOR
I WANT you to look carefully at
verse 17. “God gave them knowl
edge and skill in all learning and
wisdom; and Daniel had under
standing in all visions and dreams.”
It is impossible to account for
Daniel’s fortitude apart from> his
implicit trust in God. Remember
the incident of Daniel opening his
window toward Jersualem in
prayer?
God never fails those who stake
their all on him. He will not—can
not let them fail It was because of
God’s favor that Daniel and his
companions proved themselves ten
times better than the young men
who defiled themselves.
"Who sides with God must always
win.”
• * *
(Copyright by the International Council
of Religious Education on behalf of 40
Protestant denominations. Released by
WNU Features.)
Scoffers Stay On
Even those who scoff at the Bible
prefer to live in a culture in which
the dominating ideas of the Bible
have been influential.
The Bible is a very dangerous
c-ook—dangerous to all systems
based on greed and prejudice and
•opression
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