Camp-meeting lesson · 27 of 27Lessons ☰
January–June 1888
Old Testament History
- Quarter 1 · January–March 1888
- 1Creation
- 2Creation and the Sabbath
- 3The Fall of Man
- 4Abel's Sacrifice
- 5The Earth Corrupted
- 6The Flood
- 7The Patriarchs
- 8Call of Abraham
- 9Abraham and Lot
- 10Abraham and Melchizedek
- 11Abraham's Plea for Sodom
- 12Destruction of Sodom
- 13Suggestions for Quarterly Review
- Quarter 2 · April–June 1888
- 14The Test of Faith
- 15Despising the Birthright
- 16Jacob's Vow
- 17Jacob and the Angel
- 18Plotting against the Just
- 19The Consequence of Pleasing God
- 20Joseph before Pharaoh
- 21God's Care for the Righteous
- 22The Bondage in Egypt
- 23Moses and His Work
- 24Moses Sent to Egypt
- 25God's Requirement for Israel
- 26Suggestions for Quarterly Review
- ·The Love of God
Camp-meeting lesson · 1888
The Love of God
- 1.In what does the Lord delight? .
- 2.How is his mercy continually manifested? .
- 3.Is his mercy limited to any special class? ; .
- 4.How has mankind repaid him for his love in creating them and giving them all things to enjoy? ; .
- 5.While all men were in this condition, how did God still further show his love to them? ; .
- 6.Is there any difference between the love of the Father and that of the Son? .
- 7.Into what relationship to God does his love bring us, if we accept it? .
- 8.What is given us to show that we are sons? .
- 9.What does the Holy Spirit beget in the hearts of those who receive it? .
- 10.If the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts, what effect will it have? .
- 11.How much must we love one another? ; .
- 12.What exhortation to us is based upon Christ's love for us? .
- 13.If we have the love of God, will we love only those who love us? ; .
- 14.Did God love us because of any good that we had done? ; .
- 15.What alone should prompt all our acts? .
- 16.In what other way is God's love manifested to his people? ; .
- 17.What may we confidently expect from the fact that God so loved us as to give Christ to die for us? .
- 18.What is God's love for his children able to do when enemies rise up against them? .
- 19.If we appreciate this loving-kindness what will we do? .
- 20.How enduring is God's love to us? .
- 21.Can anything turn aside the love of God for those who trust him? .
- 22.Unto whom will the saints of God ascribe universal praise both here and in eternity? , last part.
Notes
> "There's a wideness in God's mercy, > Like the wideness of the sea; > There's a kindness in his justice, > That is more than liberty. > > "There is welcome for the sinner, > And more graces for the good. > There is mercy with the Saviour; > There is healing in his blood. > > "For the love of God is broader > Than the measure of man's mind; > And the heart of the Eternal > Is most wonderfully kind. > > "If our love were but more simple, > We should take him at his word; > And our lives would be all sunshine > In the sweetness of our Lord."
Bible texts in this lesson
Micah 7:18 · Lamentations 3:22 · Lamentations 3:23 · Acts 17:25 · Matthew 5:44 · Matthew 5:45 · Romans 3:23 · Isaiah 1:4-6 · John 3:16 · Romans 5:8 · John 10:30 · John 14:11 · 1 John 3:1 · Romans 8:14-16 · Romans 5:5 · 1 John 3:16 · 1 John 4:11 · John 15:12 · Ephesians 5:2 · 1 John 4:10 · 1 John 4:19 · Matthew 5:43-46 · Titus 3:3-6 · Ephesians 2:1-6 · 2 Corinthians 5:14 · Revelation 3:19 · Hebrews 12:6 · Romans 8:32 · Deuteronomy 23:5 · Psalms 36:7 · Jeremiah 31:3 · Romans 8:38 · Romans 8:39 · Revelation 1:5
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