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April 20, 1952 S ig h t T h a t ’ s R ig h t Objects: A mirror,- a piece of glass, a bottle of gilt paint and a brush. Lesson: I am going to tell you the story of “ The Poor Rich Man.” Some rich people are very poor. There was a rich young man who came to Jesus want ing eternal life. Christ knew that this
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Objects: A cardboard cipher and a red cross. (One side of the cipher is white; half of the other side is covered with black paper, and the other half with white. The cipher should be 11 inches high and 5 inches across. Fold it double, with the white side inward, mak ing a black “ U” . Make the cross 11 inches high. Put a pin through the cross bar and upright, allowing the crossbar to swing around into the upright posi tion later in the lesson. On the back of the upright, paste a light figure “ 1” , about 10 inches long.) Lesson: We will let this black “U” represent you and me. Black stands for sin. The Bible says, “ All have sinned, and come short of the glory of God” (Rom. 3:23). Sinners are invited to re ceive Christ as their Saviour. When they accept the invitation, and come to Him, they are cleansed. (Place the upright of the red cross between the prongs of the
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man’s money was a hindrance to him, and was making him selfish. Christ told him to sell all and give to the poor. This young man loved his riches so dearly that he refused to obey Christ, and went away sorrowing. Think what a poor rich man he was when he refused the opportunity of securing riches untold for eternity! The Bible tells us that those who accept Christ as Saviour will be “heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ” (Rom. 8:17). In my hand I hold a mirror and a piece of glass. What is the difference between them? I can see clearly through this glass, and I am able to see any one who might need my help. But when I paint the back of it with this gilt paint, I see only a reflection of myself! (The reflection will, of course, be less distinct than in a mirror.) There was once a man who took a stingy rich friend to the window and asked him what he saw. He replied that he saw women and children. He was then taken to a mirror and asked what he saw. He said that he saw himself. The rich man was then told by his friend that the more the silver had been added to his life, the less he had seen of others and their needs. The rich young man who came to Christ allowed his vision to be so filled with gold, that he could not see the poor around him, and he could not appreciate Christ’s great worth. So he went away sadly. The person who has not found Christ as Saviour is poor indeed, though he be the possessor of millions of dollars; and he who has Christ as Saviour is rich indeed, though he may be penniless. If You Move Please notify us immediately on Form 22-B (which you can secure from your Postmaster), attach 2 cents postage and send us your old and new addresses. Allow four weeks for change of address. THE KING’S BUSINESS 558 S. Hope St., Los Angeles, Calif.
“U” . Then turn the “U” around, allow ing the white side to show.) It is the desire of Christ that all sinners receive Him and be cleansed. Next, Christ desires that the one who is cleansed shall become nothing for Him. (Lift the white side of the “U” , making it into a cipher.) If a person is willing to become noth ing for Christ, that one will count for Him. (Fold the cross together and turn around, allowing the “ 1” to show.) When we are nothing and Christ is the “ ONE,” we begin to count for Him. If I put the cipher in front of the “ 1” it detracts from it and lessens its value. If I put it behind, it increases the value of the “ 1” . God has always asked that His peo ple give Him first place in their lives. In Exodus 20:3-6 we read, “ Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth. Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the Lord thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me; And shewing mercy unto thousands of them that love me, and keep my com mandments.” Today, God blesses those who give | Him first place in their lives. THE K I N G ' S BUS I NES S
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