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(4) Sometimes you can take your text out o f the mouth o f a man. (5) The whole Bible burns with a message concerning the Christ. ( 6 ) A man may come from a Jerusalem place o f worship without finding Christ. (7) Personal interest, personal sympathy, personal influence and personal con 1 tact, are God-given factors in soul winning. ( 8 ) When her work is done, the Church will be caught up. O
PRACTICAL POINTS (1) The Holy Spirit hovers over the whole o f this lesson—Samaria’s city streets, or Gaza’s country roads, or any other place the Spirit sends is a good place to give the Gospel.
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Review Lesson MARCH 26, 1916. LESSON X III. (Review Lesson). G olden T ext : “They shall hunger no more, neither thirst any more, neither shall the sun light on them, nor any heat. For the Lamb, which is'in the midst of the throne, shall feed them, and shall lead them unto living fountains o f waters: and God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes.”—Rev. 7 :16, 17.
DA ILY BIBLE READINGS
Mon., Mar. 20—Acts 1 :1-14. Tues., Mar. 21—Acts 2 :1-13. Wed., Mar. 22—Acts 2:29-41. Thurs., Mar. 23—Acts 4:8-21. Fri., Mar. 24—Acts 7 :54-8:3. Sat., Mar. 25—Heb. 11:32-40. Sun., Mar. 26—Acts 8:26-40.
EXPOSIT ION AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
the Risen Christ, which o f course, is the central thought o f the whole book o f Acts, Lesson I (Acts 1 :1-14) shows us the Risen Christ as the giver o f the Holy Spirit. Les son II (Acts 2:1-13) again shovys us the Risen Christ as the giver o f the Holy Spirit. Lesson III (Acts 2:14-47) shows Us the Risen Christ exalted by the Father’s right Tiand, receiving from the Father the prom ise o f the Holy Spirit, and ^pouring Him forth on the church. Lesson IV (Rom. 8:12-30) shows us the Risen Christ making us joint heirs with Himself as the One conforming us to His image. Lesson V (Acts 3:1-26) shows us the Risen Christ
There is no lesson assigned for today, as the whole time is to be taken up with review o f lessons o f the quarter. I f we omit lessons 4 and 7 and 11, which are out o f their propèr chronological place, thé les sons o f this quarter extend over a period o f perhaps seven years, from Thursday, May 18, A. D. 30, to perhaps 37 A. D. The historical lessons are all concerned with the things that Jesus after His resurrec tion and ascension "continued both to do and teach” through the' Holy Spirit. There are various lines along which a review can be conducted. A profitable review can be conducted along the line o f the Power o f
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