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UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAY I
School Lesson
Ey HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, D. D.
Lean of The Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago.
(Relersed by Western Newspaper Union.)
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Lesson for September 3
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
permission.
ISAIAH: A LIFE DEDICATED
TO GOD
LESSON TEXT—lsaiah 6:1-13.
GOLDEN TEXT—Here am I; send me.—
Isaiah 6:8.
Crisis! We have had so many of
them that they have almost become
commonplace. There has been one
war crisis after another. There have
been world crisis and domestic cri
sis until the word has almost lost
its meaning.
In the life of the individual, how
ever, the times of crisis are very
real and important. In a critical
illness one knows when the crisis
comes, and he who safely passes
that hour is on the road to recov
ery. More vital than a physical
j crisis is a spiritual crisis, when a
I man meets God face to face and his
future destiny is determined by the
response which he makes to God’s
call. Isaiah had such an experience
when he came to realize God’s glo
ry, confessed his own unworthiness,
and sought cleansing of life as a
preparation for commission to serv
| ice.
I. “I Saw the Lord” (vv. 1-4),
King Uzziah, who had begun well
but had forgotten God, was at the
end of his life, a leper because of
his sin, and dying in disgrace. Is
rael which had known unprecedent
ed prosperity under God’s blessing
now hardened its heart nationally
against God and was also about to
go into eclipse. God needed a man
j to speak for Him in such an hour,
j to bring to His people a message
j of judgment and also of blessed in
vitation. To prepare that man, the
great Isaiah, God gave a remarka
ble manifestation of His glory and
power.
It is essential that the man who
speaks for God should first see the
Lord high and lifted up and to hear
j of His holiness and glory. The neg-
I ative tone of the present-day mes
| sage, the lack of enthusiasm and
| interest in holy things, the low
j standards of personal holiness, the
j failure to preach boldly the truth
! regarding God’s holy standards are
j to be explained by the fact that
j there has been no vision of the
! eternal holiness and glory of God.
The need of the people today is the
{ same as it was in the time of Isaiah,
i Where are the men and women who
j are ready for a vision like his and
J for the commission which will fol
low?
11. “Woe Is Me! for I Am Un
done” (v. 5).
To see the holiness of God is to
be immediately conscious of one’s
own sin and unworthiness. The ob
vious conclusion which one draws
from that fact is that anyone who
is proud, who is not concerned about
his own sins and the sins of his peo
ple, is living far from God and has
either never known or has forgot
ten about His divine holiness.
Isaiah spoke of the pollution of
his lips, thereby confessing that his
heart was not right. Whereof the
heart is full, thereof speaketh the
mouth, for we read in Matthew 12:
34 that out of the abundance of the
heart the mouth speaketh. Re
member that even though Isaiah
was a believer he recognized the
need of cleansing.
111. “Then ... He Touched My
Mouth” (vv. 6,7, R. V.).
“Then” what an important
word! When Isaiah called out in
humble confession, “then” he was
cleansed. The turning point is right
at that place for any life. Only
when we come to the place of con
fession and contrition which Isaiah
knew, can we expect the Lord to
send the cleansing fire and the en
abling power.
None but God can give this cleans
ing. Man is unable to wash him
self clean. “For though thou wasl
thee with nitre, and take thee mud
soap, yet thine iniquity is marker
before me, saith the Lord” (Jer
2:22. See also Jer. 13:23). Reforme
tion, turning over a new leaf, chai
acter development, all commende
ble in their place, are not sufficient
There must be divine cleansing o
the life if there is to be a commis
sion to service.
IV. “Here Am I; Send Me” (v\
8-13).
God had a difficult and unpopu
lar message to be delivered but no\
He had a man who was ready t
carry it. Isaiah had to proclair
to Israel that because they ha
turned from the sunshine of God’
love, which would have melted thei
hard hearts, it had for them be
come the sunshine of His wrath
which could only progressively hare
en them and turn them from Hirr
The same sunshine that melts th
wax hardens the mud.
The work of God in our day await
the man or the woman of vision
the one who has been prepared b
confession and cleansing and wh
has then received the divine con
mission.
Faith
Of all the forces at the dispos:
of humanity, faith has always bee
one of the most tremendous, and th
gospel rightly attributes to it th
power of moving mountains.
in hie “Roughing It”
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weeks, then it begins to be no joke. You long
for the soft beds, the pushbuttons, the thous
and little gadgets that make civilized comfort
and luxury so indispensable.
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wasting hours pawing through receipts and try
ing to get figures straight, after fraying your
temper arguing about bills you know you paid
but can’t prove you paid—Oh boy! Does it
make you feel civilized again to pay bills I
by check! I
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