The Supremacy y of God
fLLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
By Alfred J. Buescher
Gutpese—eeies 20:8; Deuteronomy 6:4-6; Kings 18:17-21; Matthew +010; Mark eh 28-38.
Nhediert ta the first commandr rent, Jesus appraled ta the word of God to
Man cannot serve the God of Israel and -another god True allegiance to
establishes ricnteous,
(he first commandment Jehovah. as the one God,
emnipotent. Ruler of the universe to God er we give Him first place overcome the devil when He. was be loved and. honored Exodus m3 in. our-tis and. worship...1 Kings tempted in the wilderness -.Matthew Deuteronomy & 1. a 18:17-21 48-19
MEMORY VERSE: “And lentes answered’ him. The first of all the commandments is. Hear, O Israel: ~ And theu shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart; and with
fs the first commandment.” Mark 12:29, 30.
QNLY ONE TRUE GOD Paes
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ne timé ae one God only have no other gods with Him. for when a
Commandments Study Beqins Ser
Questioned hy firmped the first and mandment as one lord :
ish P the God of Israel at the (of the greatest passages in There is one God Old Testament man can most central single statement of before or
the first
Christ af
the scribes, greatest com- ‘the Lord our God is
Mark 12 %%-3
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The Lord our God is-one Lord: all thy soul, and with all thy. mind, and with all thy strength: this
the the Shema, the
the Jews ‘Mark 12:29. 30 This sublime pronouncement of monotheism teacties the near-
» missionary
# The Gnardlan, an, Charlottetown, Sat., July 9, 1968.
The Lousy Bishop Was Well Loved
Ry ANNE. MASON ALBERT. Alta (CP) —In his :lifeteme, Vital Justin Gran din was known and loved throughout Western Canada as “the lousy: bishop.” . The gentle Roman Cathohe whose virtues were it approved in Mav he the Vary can Congregation of Rite.s. earned the .nickname when he slept on -the floors of native tents or huts. during a three- vear trip into the Mackenzie Valley to organize the vicariate of Athabasca-Mackenrie
The bishop. who died in this Edmonton suburb in 1902 at the’ age of 73, will shortly be. de- clared venerable by papal de- cree If two miracles can be officially credited to him, he craft frequently may be. beatified rough water. Born into a large. poor family At 2. w in the French™ village of St. the field three years, the young Pierre-sur' Orthe, Bishop Gran-- din never enjoyed good health
Bishop: Grandin travelled cease- lesslv. establishing missions, schools and hospitals and preaching -to om Indians and Eskimos < OFTEN SLEPT OUTDOORS. “You just don't realize what was like.” says Rev Emil® Tardif, archivist of the order
The most comfortable modes of travel were by primitive Red River cart. on horseback by dogsied But some journeys of hundreds of miles were on foot, or by snowshoes in winter, with a native guide
If no shelter was. available.
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animal skins where possible but the frail
apsized in
of Satala and coadjutor to’ the
watnow ie Mitte fennes an cmfrom. hi eiidineathuth, he shop of St Boniac taken from ‘the very threshold of the human race To it Christ Petey edition 8 built’ fy by me yridte Geol tal een The elias init ae na other gods hefore In His wisdom. God began’ Fis of our Lotd'’s ministry on earth. added a love that can be exerted He foined the Oblate Mission- later, be was oversteimed and (Editor's ante me. is hased upon the assump Commandments with a prohihi Following his “ordination’ by in two directions. first toward ,-ieg nf Mare Immaculate and wrote his su iors that he Se sangre ie > tien that there is-only one God, tion against following pagan — sm. He was led by the. (God. thea toward man was ordained at Marseille im unworthy of the honor Bit he aE arcu) Sens _and—ne_athers—exist_I»_ firmly leads _‘Fhe—leraelites—were—act—Spirit into the wilderness where Por +pe- Save -there—wae nn thS4— He arrived at St Bont: was ordered back fo Marseille _ cai raduced hy: the. Divi: establishes Jehotah as that God. tq imitate the nations around he was tempted by the devil. lquestian' > which ~command. face. Man. a few months, later and consecrated in 1859 Twa mrnee PF a Education. and polytheism. whether actual them- They were fo worship jesus was faced with three basic !mentiramietys! Above all mer to “minister te a@ dincese that years later. he began his trip sion o ee Pomme or theoretical. is expre€tie -for Him onls. serve Hie alone @ temptations which sum up allijHe Mcdenized that His f1 rst — stretched from the Arctic to the into the Mackenzie! and became as ae ie uséd by hidden ‘ Asan illustration af the Tm af man's. materialisrh—ta-turn lovajty was to the one only. ~ United States ,border and from l'eveque pouilieux— the bishop permission. ) : “Tf God did -not exist. it would pertance of the first command. tone inte ureed epectacularions true God from whom He had the Lakehead to the Rockies. eovered with vermin ' Ry R. H. RAMSFY he necessary to invent hith” — ment. let ys consider the con- ~*° Cast Himself*from the pin- come For the next half century, In 1871 he was created bishop PN : aka nacles of the temple: secularism ~ _ . Le With today’s lesson, explor- Voltaire — for man ts ‘instine- flict bet m Ahab and Elijah. 35a waite “Blo tomy. pws — ne . ing the. first—eommandment. of tively .« worshippinz creature__recordef_in 1 Kinzs 18 Ahab. te — ae as ee the Decalogue. we. becin OF Finding himself inadequate for king of Israel. was mafried to Best Se er Lion Presbyterian Church etudy of the Ten Command. the creation or control of the the idolatrous a. a — Bhd pray hing pation Chest st ap- nts. in earnest cosmos, he seeks a supreme an princess-and Baal-worshiper 70d * Celie the “ten words.” the being. some one or thing pore Under her influence. Ahab gave overcome the devil. After = At Mission — wes ee Prinses a Graftes Streete P-e-n-—Commandments_werein~-himself-bigger—-and-greater-than—upJebovah-worship_in favor of .(hird one He said. “Get thee ane icin ____The Reverend Dae id A. Campbell, B.A., D.D. scribed on stone tablets as God he. to whom he can look up. Baal, bringing about a revolu- hence. Satan for it Is written | “The World's Rest Seller Dis... Mr. Rovston F. Mugford, A.R.C.0. . spoke them on Mount Sinai. Driven by such an uncon. tion in the-national religion of Thou, shalt worship the Lord they jin iied at the Mission’). is the Organist and Director of Choirs They .were patt of the covenant scious. primeval instinct amd Israel. Influenced by their king, God and Him only shalt thou title of a leading artic le in the . Mme: a ; between God: and His people. lacking anv concept of an intan- his idolatrous wife. .and the serve. monthly newsletter of the Wel- 0.00 a m:—-Bible Class. _ 11.00 a.m —Nursery School and became the fundamental gible one true God. the nations pagan nations around them, the The. commandment establish- came’ Hall Mission. Montreal THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
ws of the Hebrews “Phoug a were given tot raelites. spe-
cifically. they aré for the moral governing of all God's children and apply to the Chri stj an faith as well
The first soiaieiadalal aka 7
ioned palpable gods—and— idols worship i gi
for themselves. to which they stringent restrictions or moral Ten Commandments
‘could bow down and give adora- codes: it was a “comfortable” recognized and
tion * religion : : this when ~ scribes Human nature was frail even Elijah confronted this
then. and God was aware of the tion with the validity of
temptation that such pazan ex: first commandment. Man can-
the commandments them,
surrounding the Israelites fash- people were lured from Jehovah ing the sole supremacy of God
pm the Lord thy God Thow
+ Ad this _glory-from-one tiny-seed! The sunflover-——_—_—___-__-—__---—— “ “Sonata tale Winn 6 oaaie; tia aunt anid tok aie ‘with thousands of seeds ... and every seed contain the mystery ef Hite and growth that science canmet explain. We are surrounded by miractes that man did mot create. Who created them? Whe created us? By the reasoning powers ef our own marvelous minds we can.be guided to see that God the Creator has made all things according to-His plan, and that we_can only achieve our highest development. hy Eving im harmony with ; How can we knew Goi's will for us? We nied enhy a small seed of faith, for He will lead ws in His way if we ack Him... and that seed wifl grow : ’ and flourish under His loving care. ;
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“& quantity of Bibles along with
. Jesus tions in English and French were
acknowledged questioned situa- Him on the precedence of the In “anewering Jesus went to the last amples provided for His people not serve another god and wor. honk of the Pentateuch for
recently received from the Can- ‘adian Bible Society They wil! he distributed to the men who come through our portals from all parts of Canada”
The article goes on tr say that “the Bible Society has very kind lw allowed us te obtain New Tea
Janguages wherever need- ed."’ and concludes: “We are | happy that we can help in circu- | lating God's Word here at Wel- | come Hall Mission . and) would | like to express our thanks to the | Bible Society, knowing that the printed Word wil! he a» blessing to readers whether in Montreal ; or throughout the warld" Elsewhere in the same- paper 1s the story of a welltoada young man who. early in 1% had stop- | ped off in Montrea! ‘0 express this thanks to the mission. for jhelping him three vears ago iwhen he -had been a destitute derelict At that-time he learned af God's. unfailing love to all jmen. regardiess of their condi. jtion Shortly afterwards he oh- tained a Rihle and hegan te read it. His life was transform-
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}in Society. Now he wished ta show his appreciation by mak: ing a gift and as he took ins leave he said ‘All that I am I awe to the Mission for I met Je- sus Christ in this place.”
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they would sleep in the bush or a ‘showbank, wrapped tightly in Canoes were used
hén he had beén in
missionary was created bishop
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af &% Albert: responsible for Al- berta and much of Seckatehe- wan
CONVERTED CHIEFS He encouraged the nomad: Indians and Metis to settle And
farm the land -and convertor some of the hostile Blackfa> tribe. including two chiefs. ‘»
Christianity: after building the
tribe a hospital and three schools. including the first. in. dustrial school in the West
The bishop made several trips to. France to recruit’ missiona- ries, church workers and settlers and to. raise funds. Many mis sionaries died by massacre. were drowned in floods or were. frozen ta death Supplies were lost in. swollen rivers, posts were destroved by fire and fre quent crop failures caused fond shortages
But the diocese. eventually prospered During Bishop Gran- din’s 31 years in St. Albert. he established 39 parishes with priests. 25° missions, two semi-
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Maries M elementary scho-t eight hoarding chools. five pitals and twa orphana- Fifty-two priests. 24 lay bre» ers and.136 nuns came to the diocese —[S>—, ann Nurmg ‘the Riel rebethon 1854-5, the bishop sheltered mo. e° gre’ ottlers from nearby Fo: Edmonton ‘and Fort Saskatche
wan St. Albert itself was no atacked ie '
First steps taward Bishop Grandin's canonization were
taken in 1930. 28 years after 4)« death, when a diocesan tribuna’' appointed by the bishop. of -Ed monton found that he practised all the virtues to a heroic de gtee__ His cause was officially
‘accepted in Rome in 1938
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