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Sunday School Lesson - ‘PRTER'S DENIAL AND REPENT- i ANCE Sunday, May 1Merk 14: sf, 54, 66-71: ave 22: 61, MS “Golden Ai Let him that thinketh hb y e stand- eth take heed leat he fall. 10:12). a Cor. Perhaps Peter was given such a ment its 60. PD inently the typical possibilities In he life of Mieté phe an, both of fail- ure and o ccest. = wer to the lowest deaths the Christian can know, and he was lifted te the high- est heights the Chrisfan can kriow. His life is ed a warning and an encouragem Before siuavink the sad record of his denial let us look back at some confidence. disciples of the TeBeesity death and resurrection, ally “began to rebuke 8: 32). self above Christ} as we unconscious- ly so often do. Then, although the Lord plainly fold Peter. he was Satan’s mouth- piece in that word, Peter ignored -this..warningand..drew..a.eword .a- gainst the men who. came to arrest Jesus (Mark 14: 47) Peter had already boasted that, al- though all the other disciples might abandon Christ, “yet will not I... If I should die with Thee, I will not deny Thee in aay wise’ (Mark 14: 29-31 A little later the same night, when the Lord had asked Peter and others to watch with Him as He prayed ip Gethsemane, Peter went to. sleep. and called out the Lord’s rebuke. “Watch ye an ray, lest ye enter into temptation’ (Mark 14: 37, 38) Earlier the Lord had definitely warned Peter, saying, “Satan hath desired to have you, that he may sift you as wheat; but I hav pray- ed for thee, that thy faith fail not’ (Luke 22: 31, 32). Peter evidently ignored the warning. There is something of the back- rround and preparation for the aw- ful fall of Peter. The Lord was now under arrest. and on trial before the high priest and Sanhedrin. Peter had invited failure by following Christ “afar off."’ and then by ming- ling with the Lord's enemies and warming himself at their fire. It is a poor place for a Christizn to get , at the fire of those who have ~ ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER Banner Want Ads. Sell “of the maids high priest, seeing Peter warming himself fixed him with a stare and flung out 1 ourth in Dollar Volume of Sales URING the last six-months of last year, the car-buying public has lifted Chrysler to fourth place in dollar volume among the world’s largest motor car producers. Chrysler is now preceded only by that other great individual manufac- Bee turer who gave the world standard- % ized ee Walter P. 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Windsor, Ontario (freight only te be added), including all taxes and complete equipment -ZURBRRIGG & nee us - able: “ditterenee between Peter after He un¢onsclously set him-|‘ confession the taunt. “And thou also wast with esus utterly: “I know not, peither under- siete I what thou 6ayest."’ Uneasily E id the palace of the high priest d went out into the porch; and he heard a cock crow. Anoth “raid ognized tm there, and befain tal to the bystanders: ‘This is. one of them.” Again Peter denied. Finally others sald to him, “Sure- ly thou art one of them,’ and they insisted that his: speech gave him Then came the climax of denial as Peter “began.to curse and to- swear, saying: “I know not this man of whom ye speak.’ Again a cock crew; but something else also happened. “The Lord -turn- ed and looked upon Peter. And Peter remembered the word of the Lord, how He had eaid wnto him, Before the cock “crow thou. shalt » [deny ue mgs ote he vast, immeasur- that he had “betrayed the innocent blood,” and then he “depart went and hanged himself." (Matt 27: 4. 5). Peter “‘went out and wept bitterly.” “The attitude of Judas was unbeNeving “repentance,” which Is Father Famorse” and hapeleaaneas The attitude of Peter-was broken- hearted repentance followed by ed We know that Peter trusted Chr’st even after his terrible sin for the Lord, after warning Peter of Satan's sifting. added: “But I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fall not."’ And Christ's prayers are an- ewered. Net beennse of Peter'e vir- tue, but because of Christ's faith- fulness, the falth- of Peter was super- naturally sustained, and thus only could he “come bac . . Furthermore, the ia yther gg sidelight on 1 this in" Sonne ape Immediately after the Lord had told Peter that ~ Pag deny Him thrice, the Lord s “Let not your heart be tronbled: : "belie ve in (John 24 Christ's wonderful na- “where sin abounded much more abound." Rom. 5:20-. Peter’s sin waa great God's grace was greater. The “look” that the Lord gave Peter as he was betraving Him must have said all this, and more. There is n sin that is too great for God to deal with if only it is brought to God in and faith. The self-confident ,boasting Peter died after this, and, by the resurrec- tion of Christ and the descent and empowering of the Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, a new Peter was begotten. The story of Peter’s denial and repentance is not com- plete without ia heart-burst of gratitude in his First Epistle, writ- ten thirty years later, when he crice out ier thanksgiving: “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, which according to His abundant mercy hath begotten’ ue again unto a living hope “by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, to an inheritance ruptible, and undefiled, and fadeth not away, reserved in Heaven for you, who are kept by the power of God through faith unto salvation believe also In Me." 14:1.- It wa surance that ready to be revealed in the last ume."’ (1 Pet. 1: 8-5). 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