THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
Foan Ihr Nm Y"rk Ot>rsr.
INTERNATIONAL LESBONB.
■ 1 NIL MISSY S.URUIT, B. D.
MAY 4 —CHUJSTIAN LOVK. —I Cor. 13:
1-13.
OOLDKX TKXT. —Love H the fulfilling
of the LAW. — Romans 13: 10.
"Exquisitely beautiful and tender,"
"a psalm of love,"' are among the say
mgH which have been applied to thin
chapter.
The apostle is just now in the midst
of a discussion of spiritual gifts, which
he commends as useful and to ho great
ly desired, "Covet earnestly," he says,
"the beat gifts" (12:31). But, having
reached this point, he makes a digres
sion. Before indicating what the "best"
may be, he turns aside to show "an em
inently excellent way" (Alford) of pur
suing these; how they are to be made
valuable and effective. There is one
thing of supreme ini|>ortance, one which
unlit attend and pervade all; that is
lovt —for so the won! should be rendered.
To show how all important this prin
ciple is, he sets before us—
1. Its tsssnhal wcrth (1-3). —It is spok
en of as the one great and indispensa
Id thing ; that without which the most
excellent gifts and deeds are valueless.
The Apostle intends no disparagement
of eloquence, or spiritual insight, or
wonderworking fauh, or beneficence,
or self-sacrifice in what he says. Else
where we are taught that it is a Chris
tian duty to make the most of talents
acd opportunities for service. What is
here said is that, in order to either use
fulness or acceptance with God, love
must attend, control and inspire all.
Sot only is "he who treads the brillian'
road of the highest accomplishments,
as a man interior to him who treads the
path of love," but in God's sight he i*
"1101 hing."
The value of word* and deed* depends '
upon their motive, and the one motive '
which gives moral excellence is love, j
God is love! He that loveth is born of
iSo I; is godlike. Whatever one may '
lack, if he hi* true love to God and
men. he has the .... -ntial thing. Men
f-eti t ink otherwise. They honor in '
'teller and praise genius. The Lord re
gards tiie nflections.
S As pndtmt fnix 4-7.; From its es '
• ntial worth, the A|>ostle passes to the
various outgoings of love in human con- 1
duct and life. Of the things enumer
ted, sonic are -tated negatively, but nil :
have th ir j-osi ive side.
For one thing, tio'.e that there is here
no mention at all of gifts. You may
hve the essential thing and be ever so ;
Isstiu'cof powers tint shine. It is in
the reach of all—the unlearned, the j
weak, the lowly, the child.
Tiien, note that as ad the good things
here named have their spring in love, ;
so a!l the opposite ones hare their root j
in selfiihiifss. Toe great contention in
a'l our hearts is between these two prin.
ciplea. Sooner or later the one will ex ;
elude the otln r. The dsrk side of this
picture is all the time growing darker
in every heart in which the bright side I
is not growing brighter.
Bui. the great thing to be here noticed
is that all the | rodut ts of love are most
precious.
'•From thee celestial springs
Such streams of pleasure flow,
As no increase of r che brings,
N >r honors ran bestow."
Then how beautiful and winning they
* re, and how helpful to others! He
who reasonably has ( ihein. carries un -
shine, and cheer, and incitement to .
good, wherever he g .cs. That which)
the A[>ostle here picture* would make
•■very heart light, every life true and
pure, every home hsppv, society harmo
mous, and this world a heaven begun"
And all this is the fruit of that one
principle named love. And s 0 much as
there IA of it in use, so much prbgress
have we made in the Christian life. j
3. Its unending duration (H-12).—The '
general thought here is that all gilts, in
: he r present firm and uses, will pane'
away, but love abides. "Prophecies" or j
utterances of God's truth and will ,
"tonguss ' including languages and elo
quence in speech, "knowledge" of truth
acquired or received by revelation—all J
theae, as now ;>oase*d, are limited and j
partial at the beat. "\Vc know in part,
and we prophesy in j art; but when that
which is perfect is come, ihm that
which is in part shall be done awsy." |
Relatively, all our p-esent attainments j
are those of children.
The word rendered "darkly," in the
twelfth verse, means "in a riddle." And
so, after all our attainments and heat
understanding, the deeper counsels of
♦Sod are full of enigmaa. We know
enough for present guidance, trial, disci,
pline and usefulness, and all else is for
wise reasons hidden But in the olearer
light that will dawn present mysteries
of sin, redemption, penalty, grace, the
divine nature and ways will all he re
solved. Our preeent gifts and posses
i .ne will then be superseded by others
i n*ending them 11, by that which is
gi >rlouly perfet t.
But love will not ensso ( will never ,
pass away ; will ahide. Heaven will be
a world ig love ; mutual,uninterrupted, I
unmixed with envy, distrust, untruth or
iin patience. Love will go out toward
God, the great fountain of love, first of ]
all, and then to all who go to make up 1
the heavenly society. And it will be an
active principle, moving to all high,
beneficent, glorious service.
4. Its superiority to all other graces (13.) |
—lt is remarkable that this list verse
has been so often misapprehended, and
that the poets have taught us to sing,
"Faith will vanish into sight,
Hope he emptied in delight."
But wo are here told, "Now abideth
faith, hope, love, these three.'' We shall
never ceaae to lean in trust upon God ;
and always there will be good things to
come, to which hope will delight to look
forward.
What ia here said is that love is s\ps
nor even to faith and hope. Is this be'
cause "it contains in itself the root o'
the other two ; since we believe only
one whom we love, and hope only that
which we love?" Or ia it because "it is
the great principle which is to bind the
universe in harmony, which unites God
to Hia creatures, snd His creatures to
Himself, and which binds and confed
erates all holy beings with each other?"
Or it it for both tbeie, and yet other
reason* besides ?
I'XACTICAt. St'GCIiTIOXS.
1. As the world m ikes real progress
less homage will be paid to so-called
genius, and more to moral goodness
2. Here is comfort for the lowly, and
incitement too ; the worthiest person in
any community, most honored of God
and useful among men. it seldom thai
one who has the greatest naturnl gifts.
3. Note the happiness of theClir sti.ia
life! Love drives out all corroding pas
sions ; her ways are ways of pleasant,
ncss.
4 When all Christies* schemes have
failed, it will he seen that only the re
j ligion of the l.i>rd ..Tesus can so trans
' form this world as to fill it with mora)
I beauty and joy.
5. Note what is here taught with re
spect to the continuity of this life ami
! the next; outward possessions will be
left behind ; but moral char.c tor. •!fi-h•
ness or love, will survive all cliang
even death and judgment.
' What will unliving, envious. f*ult
, finding, suspicious Christians, easily pro |
voked and ever seeking their own, d<-
in a hesven of love? Even on earth
love "n a spring of sweetness ; l ut in 1
heaven it shn'l become a• ream, a river,
an ocean. Every iint in heaven is as .
dower in that Garden of G >d, and bol)
j love is the fragrance and sweet odor that
they all send forth, ami with which they
i fill the bowers of that paradise above.'* '
7. Selfishness Wing the controlling
' principle of the natural heart, we see
the need all have of the "new birth."
♦
A Faithful Dog
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The daily papers contain sna count
of a singular exhibition of fidelity on 1
the part of a house dog, witnessed in i
| Stapleton, 8. 1., recently. >n Tuesday
morning Mrs. Walter 01011, wife of a
merchant in tlist village, bed. A S otch 1 :
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terrier named Fido had W.-n a pet Of ,
Mr*. Odell for twelve years. During
' the two months that Mr*. Glell woe
sick Fido remained continually besi-le , 1
her bed. After her death the dog per
I sisted IU lymg beside the coffin, and
fullwed the cssket to the hearse, into
which it tried to jump. When the
, funeral c- noge reached the grave Fi io '
was there, having followed the hearse. I
Fido returned home and took up hit !
former position beside the Wd lately J
occupied by Mrs. Odell. The dog from ' '
that time refused to eat, and gradually
grew weak and was evidently irritated
at any efforts to disturb or feci him. 4
At time* the animal moaned in low tone. ,
| Iwo day* ago Fido came a cross a pair j
, of shoes that formerly Wlongingto Mr* , I
'(((Jell and had been thrown outdoors, t
These he took up in hi* mouth and car , f t
' ried to his selfauignrd post near the
bed, and placing the shoe* on the floor t
laid his forepaw* and head aero** them, i
in which |*>*itioo he remained several 4
hoars. During Mcndsy night Fido 41
1 roused the household by bis mournful
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howling, and at 3 o'clock on Tuesday
morning, exactly one week to an hour
after Mrs. Odell's demise, Fido sud i
denly ceased his winning, looked up, i
' rose to his feet, barked quickly and J:
1 waged his tail *N if pleased, then in
stnnlly dropped his nose on hi* late mis
tress's shoes and died.
There are several |>ost offices in the J
country ut whieh the annual salary of J
the postmaster is only sl.
Postal cards cost the Government 54 4
cent* and 4 mills a thousand.
I ♦
"Five hundred and eighty nine dol 4
lars for wines, liquor*, and mineral *
water* for use of Board of Visiter# to
Naval Academy," is an item in last year's '!
expenditures of the Government.
—Th le# cr*m season Is hers, and veil '
can And the fve.i „i & M.w . *
j bakerv and einfcrln>nery.
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handsomest, lx*ht and cheapest funny
piper in the country. Terms, $2.50 a
year; 21 weeks, $1.1)0 To Ave or morn
names sent by one party, $2.00 each a
tear. Sample copies sent IrM to any
address. Agent* wanted in every fowu.
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