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JESU S AND THE TWELVE
LESSON TOPIC—Mark 3:13-1»; 6:7-11.
GOLDEN T E X T - a o y . Into a ll the
world and preach ths gosp el unto e v
ery creature.
PRIMARY TOPIC — J esu s Choosso
T w elv e H elpers.
JUNIOR TOPIC—The T w elve A pos
t le s and Their Work.
INTERM EDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC— Jesus' Call to Service.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC— The T rain in g of the T w elve.
I. The Twelve Ordained (Mark
3:13-19).
Jesus, knowing that ills earthly
career would be cut short, made pro
vision for the carrying forward of Ills
work after He was gone by calling and
ordaining the twelve. Before doing this
Prospector Tells of
Ho spent a whole night In prayer
Real Cold Weather (Luke 6:12). The burden of ills
The recent news story front Aluskii prayer Is Indicated by what He Im
about the reindeer freezing In a coM mediately did. From among His dis
■nap of unusual severity hus been ciples He chose twelve, whom He or
.verified by naturalists, who say that dained for a twofold purpose.
1. "That they might be with Him”
animals o f the kind used by Santa
(V. 14).
Claus before the advent of the air
Fellowship with the Lord Is not only
plune frequently froze to death when
feed was scarce and they lost theli the highest privilege of a disciple but
protective rolls o f fat. But now comes the indispensable qualification for w it
the Seattle Times with a story of nessing for Him. Personal associa
another color, i t concerns the late tion with Jesus Christ—the Interaction
D iin Patterson, famous gold rougher, of personalities—the Impact of His
who In 1900 experienced weather tlint personality upon ours Is the essential
n ig h t be called really chilly. Dun’s preparation for Christian service.
2. “ That He might send them forth
supply of kerosene ran out one day
and he mushed Into camp for a sup to preach” (vv. 14, 15).
To proclaim the good news of sal
ply. On the way back to his cabin
It became so cold the kerosene froze vation to the lost world was the su
Solid so solid he put It in a gunny preme mission of the disciples. Their
sack and toted It home on his buck, credential for this mission was the
lie left the chunk outside his cnhln enduement of the power of the Spirit
and during the rest of the winter —“ To heal sickness and to cast out
when Dan wanted a little oil he Just devils” (v. 15). Concerning those who
went out and chopped a chunk off the were to be Christ's messengers ob
serve:
block and melted It down.
(1) That twelve were ordained (v.
14). This was the beginning of the
S ta r-G a zin g Fish
A curious fish which has eyes on the process by which the triune God was
fop o f Its head Is known as the Star to make known His grace to the whole
world, therefore He sends forth the
Gazer.
number of men corresponding to that
purpose. The number twelve Is the
product of the heavenly three and the
earthly four Indicating the purpose of
the triune God to reveal Himself to
the four quarters of the world.
(2) Their characteristics, (a) Men
of average ability. They were not
from schools and colleges, yet men of
mental capacity and eiliclency. This
has been the history of the Christian
church. Not many noble, not many
wise after the flesh are called (1 Cor.
1:26). (b) Middle ranks of society.
They were not chosen from among the
rich, neither from among paupers.
The most efficient workers are those
who are able to sympathize with the
common people, (c) Diverse tempera
mental gifts. They were so grouped
as to have Impulse and leadership-
reflection and questioning went to
gether, and among them were found
men of practical business ability.
II. The Twelve Sent Forth (Mark
8:7-13).
1. They were sent forth In pair*
(v. 7).
Two reasons may be assigned for
this. (1) A cheering and comforting
companionship for the workers.
(2) Confirmation of testimony. In
No mother In this enlightened age the mouth of two or three witnesses
would give her baby something sht every word shall be established. Peo
did not know was perfectly harmless, ple would more likely believe that
especially when a few drops o f plain which wag verified by two.
Castoria w ill right a baby's stomach
2. Supernatural authentication of
and end almost any little 111. Fretful their mission (v. 7). He gave them
ness and fever, to o ; It seems no time power over unclean spirits. He en
Until everything is serene.
dued them wit i power to work mira
That's the beauty of Castoria; Its cles, In order to demonstrate their
gentle influence seems Just what If divine commission.
needed. I t does all that castor oil
8. Their maintenance (vv. 8. 9).
m ight accomplish, without shock tc
They were to depend wholly for
the system. Without the evil taste. their support upon the I-ord who sent
It's delicious! Being purely vegeta- them. Having received the message
able, you cun give it as often as and the power gratuitously they were
there's a sign of colic; constipation; to give them out In the same way
diarrhea; or need to aid sound, nat (M a tt 10:9)
ural sleep.
4. Contentment with hospitality
Just one w arning: It is genuine (v. 10).
Fletcher's Castoria that physlctaDf
According to M a tt 10:11, Inquiry
recommend. Other preparations may was to be made upon entering a city
be Just as free from all doubtful drugs, as to a reputable place to stay. Upon
but no child of this writer's is going being directed to such a place the
to test th e m ! Besides; the book on missionary was to be content
care and feeding of babies that comes
5. The responrlblllties of the hear
w ith Fletcher's Castoria is worth its ers (v. 11).
weight in gold.
Judgment was to be pronounced up
on those who rejected their message.
6. Their message and work (vv.
12. 13).
They went out and preached that
men should repent Matthew adds,
“ The Kingdom of Heaven Is at hand”
(Matt. 10:7). This means that the
kingdom promised to Israel was at
hand, that the Messiah was present
and ready to set up His kingdom. In
confirmation of this messnge they cast
out many devils, anointed with oil
many that were sick, and healed them.
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