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| ^ The International Sabbath }
g School Lessgns. 1906. t
FEBRUARY 18, 1906.
Subject—‘‘A day of miracles,
at Capernaum.”
Golden text—‘‘He Healed |
many that were sick.” Mark
1:34. Lesson. 1:21-34.
Read Mark ch 1 in full; James
2:12-26; Acts 16:14-24.
NOTES.
On the northwest end of the
sea of Galilee, about two miles
from the place at which the up-;
per Jordan empties its waters in
to the sea, may be seen the ruins
of an ancient city. These ruins
skirt the sea shore for about one
mile and extend back from the
shore about one fourth of a mile.
This place of ruins bears the
name ‘‘Till Hum” and is sup
posed to be the relics of ancient
Capernaum, the adopted home of
our Lord.
On the Sabbath following—as
appears—the miracle of fishes,
related in our last lesson, Jesus,
as was his custom, went into the
synagogue to worship. It is
probable that this is the syna
gogue that was built by the
liberals y of the Roman Centurion
who was at the head of a mili
tary post at that place and whose
servant Jesus subsequently
healed of a malignant attack of
sickness.
He was accompanied to the
synagogue by Simon, Andrew,
James and John. It was always
customary to give a rabbi an op
portunity to read and explain the
scriptures, that being the real
purpose for which synagogues—
assembling places—were built.
After reading, our Lord, looking
into the faces of his auditors,
spoke to them, in the power of
tne Holy Spirit. He made no
defferential reference to other
rabbins or to other expositors as
the scribes were accustomed to
do. He made no account of the
numberless little nothings, such
as the rabbins usually made a
great show of considering. By
his own authority and with the
penetrating earnestness that
never fails to reach the hearts
of men, he expounded the word.
The apparently far away, dry
teachings of the law or prophets,
became living a sharp and pow-!
erf id and present under the
touch of his hanjl. Under thej
searching power of the word of j
God a strange case of bodily and j
spiritual disorder was detected |
among the auditors —‘‘a man!
with an unclean spirit.” One
or more of the demons, associates
and coadjutors of Beelzebub, the
prince of all the demons of dark
ness, nau iounu an upeu uuui in
to the man’s body and soul, had
gone in and taken possession.
The presence and teachings of
Jesus became intolerable to the
demon, who loved darkness and
hated light. In wrathful agony,
he, the demon, took possession
of the subjugated man’s tongue
and began in his desperation to
cry out and protest against the
presence of Jesus:
“What have we to do with
thee?” Art thou come to de
stroy us?” “I know thee who
thou art.” Then Jesus, at this
first meeting with powers of the
devil whom he came to expel
from this world, calmly ordered
the demon to be quiet and leave
the wretched man whom he, the
demon, had subjugated.
Tearing the man’s body,
wrenching it with a violent spasm
the demon went out and all was
j silent.
Domoniacal possession pre
| sents a most fearful aspect of
! the devil’s power over men.
| There were then, as now, natur
! al disorders, insanity, epilepsy,
nervous and physical collapses.
There were probably then and
1 are now occasions that these de
mons did not fail to use. I here
! insert some interesting state
ments from Dr. Nevius:.
“Certain abnormal physical
■ and mental phenomena such as
I nave been witnessed in all ages,
and among ail nations, and at
tributed to possession by demons,
are of frequent occurrence in
China and other nations at this
day, and have been generally re
ferred to the same cause.
‘ The most striking character
istic of these cases is that the
subject evidences another per
sonality and the normal person
ality for the time being is
partially or wholly dormant.
“The new personality presents
traits of character utterly differ
ent from those wrhich really be
long to the subject in his normal
state, and this change of charac
ter is with rare exceptions in the
direction of moral obliquity and
impurity.
“Many persons while “demon
possessed" give evidence of
knowledge which cannot be ac
counted for in ordinary ways.
They often appear to know the
Lord Jesus as a Divine Person,
and show an aversion to, and fear
of Him. They sometimes con
verse in foreign languages of
which, in their normal states,
they are entirely ignorant.
“Many cases of “demon-pos
session” have been cured by
prayer to Christ, or in His name,
some very readily, some with
difficulty. So far as we have
been able to discover, the meth
od of cure has not failed in any
case, however stubborn and
long continued, in which it has
been tried. And in no instance,
so far as appears, has the mala
dy returned, if the subject has
become a Christian and continued
to lead a Christian life.”—(Ne
vius.)
From the synagogue Jesus
went home with Peter, healed
his wife of what appears to have
been a malignant Case of typhoid
fever, so much so that she at
once arose from her bed and at
tended to the domestic duties of
her home. When the Sabbath
closed at 6 o’clock in the even
ing there was an immense com
pany of people congregated about
the door of Peter’s home, bear
ing the crowds of sick and halt
and maimed and blind. In the
synagogue, in the home, in the
streets, our Savior attested His
divinity, His mercy, His love
that day.
Teacher, have you sincerely
brought your children and pupils
to this Jesus? Reader, what
have you done with Jesus and
what will you have him do with
you?
Many people in Capernaum re
jected Him. How great is their
condemnation!
Each of us must meet Him.
Let us seek Him now and make
sure of His favor.
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