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IRON ROSE BIBLE CLASS Bf VSliU ft BDCWiY, Inaustn. 1AYE TOOK (BUS Ml K SOKE TO Flit THE KFHEHCES. ADMESS All Q0ESB8N5 TO TEACHES FT CMTESHIL PA. 1 LESSOR II— SOLOMONJDEDICATES : , THE TEMPLK -1 Kings 8: 1-11 , Cewnirbt. ISM' tor 8. 8. T. Co. « 1 MfaWkS* «4W«t wh I TRCE ROYALTY. ! ' 1 have alwye liked Hiram and bin ! Tyreana wha so vigorougly helped ■ 1 Solomon do fats building. Those Johnnv ; ' Bolls of the ancient world who could ' ' do things. Whose skips ruled the sea 1 and whose handicrafts beautified its ' •bores and -Carthage*. Learned men * say the Tyreans were beathen. I 1 r don't believe it. WolM Cod have his ' temple built with "tainted" muscle; * "Hiram was -ever a lower of David." 6 Evil never love* good. Hiram speaks, 6 listen; "Blessed be 'he Lord this day q which hath given unto David a wise c •on over this great people." Don't 8 sound like a heathen does it? <1 Kings 8 5: 1 anc 7). I lise that picture so popular with Masons which shows Sol- ^ omon's court and the metal worker f' standing beforebim. His name was 3 Hiram, also., and although not the 1 King, he i&ands uhere in his working q clothes a Kingly anan every inch of him. Never forget the Bible always honors the artisan from Tubal Cain, the iron worker of .Genesis to Jesus

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J Christ, the country carpenter of the * New Testament. I would murh rather spend the lesson with these honest "hands" in building the temple tnan Ej with the high "heads" in dedicating it | but we must get on. HEADS AND HANDS. I I : "The heads of the tribes." I They were all there every one of tbem. On great occasions of parade | and function you can depend uron the . | "heads"' being home. "Head" don't 5 j work. Not what a "bead" is for. 1 , "Hands" work. "Heads" think. ' j Which would you rather be, "heads " j "hands." Why? Little to do and ' | to get. Yes, but you have to 1 | think, you forget that,— and there is 1 I such crushing »nd killing work in i , I all the world like thinking. It often ( I j means the mad house and pistol. As I , | write here this December night of 1907 I .hundreds of ""heads" are bowed under t the lamps or tossing upon pillows , thinking out ways to hold the sheriff at ! aod to keep the wheels turning j , round so the "hands" may earn the ! , and butter. The news papers the richest man in^America fares sumptuously every day on crackers and milk in honor ot a stomach he acquired during one of these night thinks of his earlv days. Heads for thinking and thinking kills. Hands for working i and work means life. There .mUBt be ' , heads and these must be hands and God i both. Do not fail to read the ' . passage from Paul. 1 Cor. 12 ; 12- > ! | SI, and note that it swings your light into the wonderful 1 Cor. 13,'where all J questions between "heads' and : . "hands" can be easily solved ! INSIDE AND OUTSIDE. Verse 4: "The Tent of Meeting." Just a tent. But years before God ' s jusi a tent, out years nelore Uod j

had told them how to make it and that j ! it had lasted through the centuries 1 shows how faithfully it was mad*. It I had now been worked out in stone, cedar and metal. Solomon's temgle I did not make men marvel on account j of size and outward grandeur, Egypt had larger and nobler structures, but by j its interior magnificence and precious- 1 ! neas. Our Japanese friends know how to do this also. Pick up anything they | make, no matter what the outside, ! you will fiDd it all right inside. This is the way of Religion. Its value is not in the outward display but in the inside decoration and furnishing (1 Peter 8: 4). "The King's daughter is all glorious within, " says the Psalmist. It ia the inside^tffht counts, not the outside. "As a man thinketh in iiis " ao is he. " I beard Mr. Wanamaker, the (merchant prince, tell of two men who dealt at bis store in his early (days. One lived in a little house which had lace curtains to the front, windows, statuary on the porch posts and everything As showy as possible. The other's house in the same block and just like it. were only plain green shades to the windows, no flower boxes on the sills, only comfortable rocking chairs on the porch. But inside this house ' all was elegant and in perfect taste, i "Now," said Mr. Wsnamaker, ' when these men used to come to my store . the first one would buy s 11.50 necktie I and a 60 cent undershirt, but the second would buy a 60 cent necktie and.a ■ $1.60 undershirt." These men rep- , resent twokinds ofCJhristians. Which • ■or you? , ALL TOGETHER! wme'vrith ki ■xmgregstioci— I This ia the secret of aTT>ici?oaa«s '

among companies of men. It means 1 I prosperity in nation, church, or busi- : Iness establishment,. Self-sacrifice 1 I unites congregations. Churches *are I in their best physical and epiritu! con- I idition when the people are giving "till I their backs crack." as George May I I When a man is doing something < I in a store window people stop and 1 look. When a congregation is doing ■ something others Join it. "Why did i yon join All Good Spirit?" I asked -a ; man. "Because there is always some- : thing doing up there," he replied. An idle church is generally a "scrapping church. "Satan finds some mischief still, for idle hands to do," is just as : true of churches as children When i God baa the heart of the congregation it all goes together. There iB nothing left for the devil to play with. When Qoeen Etirabeth was oppressing the) Catholics of England they asked the . Pope what tbey should do. He replied, "Tell the Catholics of England to give me tbair hearts and Elizabeth can have the res'." Bhcause Solomon was living near God aod because all the congregation was with him in why tbey did not number sheep and oxen. Who counts the purse when the heart j pays its debs? WHAT OF THE NINE? Verse 9: "Nothing in the ark save the two tables of stone. " All the other tilings were gone. The i law of God remained Who can say the Ten Commandments? Who can live j them7 Solomon's business was to see that he and the people kept this law 1 So long as Israel made any attempt. at I all to keep the commandments she prospered. However she fell down at j the very first one. This is not slang. It was Solomon's faolt. The world has always fallen7 down on the very 1 first commandment, not to speak of ; the rest. Always some other God hefore Jehovah. What happens to be yours just now? Pleasure, Business. Wealth or what? You break the first , one. what do you do with the other ■ , nine? You are going to be ssvpd on t your merit, you know. "About as , good a lots of church members." Yes. 1 ; but;how about the other nine. This is | why we church members are Christians. We , can't keep the law. It switches us like the school teacher r used to (Gal. 3:24). But Christ , kept it for us. Under -tai'd? It is this . way You steal and break the lav. . Are taken, tried and co riveted. I step up and say "I will go to jail in your stead. " I am no thief but I sierve ■ the time You are saved. Just as I though you never stole. Would you , me if I did that? Or would you i c se me and speak disrespectfully of | try to ruin my business and disme. Well, ihat is what same of

are doing for Christ who died for Gal. 8 : 18. NO CLOUD BUT SOMETHING ELSE Vet* 11: "The Glory of Jehovah filled the boase. " The Goepel tells as* we are God 'a , temple* (1 Oor. S: 16). When the temple ia emptied of rubbish and ready I Godwill fill it with hia glory. No ; cloud to be seen nowadays. God sends I something else. The world somehow t always knows when the glory of God fills one of the modern temples. The i true Christian men in town are all f known. Solomon's temple was notjwr1 feet, no human work ever is, bat the i glory of Jehovah filled it jnat the i same. Only Christian criticixera dei mand perfection. God don't. - "A» [ soon as I find a perfect Christian I i will think about joining church, " I ) heard a man say. He has not yet . joined nor eqer will. "There is none . that doeth good, go, not one." : GIVING OUT. i i I The Struggle Discourages Many a Citizen of Cape May Court House ' ! Around all day with an aching back ; ' j Can't rest at night ; Enough to make anyone "give out" ■ Doan'a Kidney PillB will give renewed ' . ; life. I They will cure the backace ; i Cure every kidney ill. ' j Haw iii n«p« May f>>grt House proof . that this is so : , i James Otterman, Mechanic 'street, Cape May Court House, N. J., says : i "For two vear I was in the grasp of ' complaint. I had pains in my : back, especially severe in the morning L . when I arose and I experienced sharp twinges when I stooped or lifted. My I ' back often ached at night and was very i j lame in the morning. I was easily j ! tired, felt languid and nervous and was 1 subject to headaches and dizzy spells. : Another evidence of disordered kidneys 1 was the frequent passages of the secre- ! tions from these organs. Finally I i lried*Doan's"Kidney Pills and in a short time they relieved me. t continued . . taking them and they finally brought about a cure that has remained perma- j nent from that day to this." i For sale by all dealers. Price 50c. I Foster- M i Iburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., so'e agents for the United States. Remember the name— Doan's— and - ' take no other. New Malay Opium Cure Being Distributed Free by a New ( York 8oolety. Co-operating with missions in Malaysia, the Windsor Laboratories of New 5 York have secured a supply of the won- j , d erf til combretum plant, which has done j so much to revolutionize the .treatment ' of the opium habit. A generous supply of the new remedy, ' together with full instructions for its I use, and United States consular reports . bearing on the subject will be sent to any sufferer. To obtain a free supply . of this remedy and the consular reports, . address Windsor Laboratories, Branch 28, 184 East 26th Street. New York City.

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