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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.

THE ARREST AND TRIAL OF JESUS.

Matt. 26:57-68.

Golden Text.- "He is brought as a lamb to the slaughter, and as ll

sheep before her shearers ls dumb so, he openetll not his mouth." - lsa. 53:7.

I The trial of Jesus is a divine drama. llc was arrested toward midnight oi' Tllursday of passion week, the cause of his arrest being twofold: (1) his trlumphal elltry into Jerusalem five' days previous; and (2) his overturn- ing the tables of money changers. Tllere were really tlvo trials, the One. ecclesiastical before Anllas and Cala- phlls; the otller civil, before Pilate. Herod Antipas, and finally, agaill be- fore Pilate. The Passion Play at Oh- erammorgau devotes nearly one half of the eighthours of its portrayal to his trial.

Miscarriage of justice is common-

as a matter of transitory experience. Absolute mockery of justice is rare, but even this may sometimes occur in our own lives. Hence it was ilt that

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himself under so crushing an experi- ence, and that results ill his case should so vividly prove both the ulti- mate triumph of justice and the wis- dom of patiently suffering wrong. The thorlly path of jllstlce was never a- gain to be so thorny because Christ trod it. In all human history this is the nlatchless instance mocked and set at naught.

Everything was irregular, but with

pretence of regularity. Injustice nlust "save its face" or perish from the earth. Just law duly administered can- not harm the innocent; no more dare the wicked disregard the forms of law entirely. Mere assassination would not serve the turn of lligll priests and Pharisees, They must

at least seem to act withill their rights. Pretence was of the very es- sence of their tasks. There must be all arrest; the fornl of trial must be gone through with; there must be zl formal verdict; then a legal execu- tion. (lllrist mllst be discredited as well as slain. Only so could his foes hope to destroy his infiuence-- alld prevent a revitalized Judianls from

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For London

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bursting the colllll of formalism in which they Ilad nailed lt. Even so they did not succeed-but they thou- ght they could, and ut first tllcy seem- ed to have done so.

lu order to arrest him they had to

resort to bribery and treachery. Jesus was betrayed to them by one of his chosen friends. This desecration of friendship was a' most horrifying and heartbreaking factor ill the rank ill- justice which our Lord was mode to suffer; but it was lllost odiously (lt that thusbesely sllollld her own peo- ple, the Jews, proceed when they set out to slay their choicest representa- tive. their noblest benefactor, the chief object of the l1lltion’s lollg-cherished hopes. their owll otlicial head, and the final messenger of their owll God to themselves and their own rnce.

Everything was irregular; bribery

and treachery; the night arrest; ap- preilellsion by a mixed mob armed with swords and clllbs; the night trial, n mere “preliminary examination” be- fore Caiaphas, preverted into a real "trial of the case" with a verdict fore- cast and even pronounced; false wit- ness; forcing the accused to testify; the buffering and cruel mockery of a defenseless prisoner--all, all. The forms of Jewish law and the demands of justice was apparently deferred to, but actually preverted. This con- stitutes judiclli crime ot' deepest dye.

Nothing criminal could even be

alleged against Jesus-nothing des- tructive of real Mosaislll or hurtful to the people. His record was that of lavish benefactor and inspiring teach- er a constant and ullrivalcd colll- i'oter and helper of the people. All this had to be ignored. and illcidelltal phases of his teaching twisted and swollen out of proportion, to form an excuse for proceeiiillg against him. When, later, he was brought before Pilate, the entire nature ot' the charg- es had to be cllullgcd-and even so Pilate could but say, “l find no fault in this mall." Jcsus was lllltcd for one reason, colldclllllcd by Cnillplluil llllli the Szlllllcdrin for zluotller, und alc-

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.lcused to Pilate for still another; the

entire procedure a traversty of jus- tice through wanton passion and causeless hate.

Amid all tllls, Jesus was serene, dig-

nified nlajestic--in nothing nlore maj- estic than in ills self-restraint. llc had power to free himself, but that power he would not use: it would have been "lrregular." Peter's sword was ordered back into its sheath. No "legions of angels" were called into play. Tile human drama must be wrought out on the human plane to its tragic end. Rlghteousness can suf- fer, but It cannot resort to allen per- formance in its own interests. Do we absorb this lesson? We have need to. Patient endurance wins life's cllicf trophies.

Even when overwhelming with

such all avulzlllclle of wrong and uiit- rage, our blessed Master could not rc- frlllll from, nor hc llimlereli ill, show- ing kindness and doing good-- so ir- repressible is love, and so olnillpolellt to help. First, llc erased the evil l’ct~ er dill, by healing Malcllus' ear-a sanlple of what he is ever doing now for ns, when we go wrong and work harm. Second, he secured the safety of the Eleven by his effective mandate, "Let these go their way." Tilird. he kept loving watch ovl-,r sllilliilg l’etel' -until he repelllcll. Mark that, Fourth Ill’ his reticcllce and non- rcsistcllce llc colllpassiollutely spared his perse- cutors lllucll elllbnrrllssnlcllt and :ld- lled guilt ill effcclillg their inevitable crime. This crowning glory of all-ellr bracing and imldcl' love under nlnligll pressure lends lllatcllless pathos Loi the scene, clldczlrs Jesus hlexpressiblyl to the reflecting and llcvollt, and rc- vcalll the llonrt of ollr llenvcnly Facil- cr as nothing else could llo.- Abridg- ell frolll “The Westluinister Adult Bible Class."

An Easy Way

to Stop Head Noises

Good Advice For Those Who Fear Deafness

Men and women wllo are growing

hard of llcarillg and wllo experience a stuffy feeling of pressure against their ear drums, accompanied by buzzing, rllnlblillg sounds ill their head like water falling or steam cs- capillg should take prompt an( effective measures to stop this trouble. Headnoises are almost in vnrinbly thc forerunners of com plete or partial deafness and most deaf people suffer from them con- stantly. Sometinles these noises bc- collle so distracting and llerve rack ing, witl, their never ceasing "llllnl" they drive the sufferer nearly fran- tic and complete llervous break- dowll nllfl even violent insanity have been known to result.

Thanks to a remarkable scielltifo

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