18. What did he promise his disciples, Matt. 28: 20?

19. As they went into different parts of the earth, if Christ performed that promise, what attribute did he exhibit?

20. How do the following passages prove his omnipresence? John 3: 13. 1 Tim. 6: 13. 2 Tim. 4: 1.

21. If now none but God is omnipresent, yet if Christ possess that attribute, then what must Christ be?

22. As Christ is everywhere present, he sees all your sins; what effect ought that to have upon you?

23. Why is the doctrine of Christ's omnipresence calculated to console Christians in affliction?

LESSON XVIII.

OMNISCIENCE OF CHRIST.

1. What is omniscience?

2. What is written Jeremiah 17: 9, 10. 1 Kings 8: 39. 1 Chron. 28: 9?

3. If one being only is acquainted with the hearts of all men, who is that being?

4. If now it can be shown that Jesus Christ knows the hearts of men, what must he be? 5. Repeat Rev. 2: 23.

6. Whose language is that? Rev. 1: 12, 13, 18. 7. What is written John 2: 24, 25. Matt. 9: 3, 4?

8. What argument is furnished from the references to the last three questions, for the Divinity of Christ?

9. What attribute does Christ allow to be attributed to him in John 16: 30. 21: 17?

10. If he had not possessed that attribute, what would he probably have done on those occasions?

11. What may be inferred from the fact that Christ did not rebuke them, nor make any attempt to correct their opinion?

12. How does this attribute enable Christ to form a more correct opinion of character than men can form? 1 Sam. 16: 6, 7.

13. Samuel at that time was at Bethlehem : he had been sent there by the Lord to anoint a king to succeed Saul upon the throne of Israel; -what mistake did he make when he saw Eliab? v. 6.

14. How can you account for his mistake? v. 7.

15. Why do men at the present day often err respecting the characters of others?

16. Does Christ ever make such mistakes? 17. Why not?

18. Is Christ acquainted with all the thoughts, desires, and purposes of your hearts?

19. What effect ought that fact to have upon you?

20. Why will it not be possible for any one

to concea. a single sin from Christ at the day of judgment?

21. What then ought you to do now, in order to pass that solemn ordeal successfully?

LESSON XIX.

WORKS OF CHRIST.

1. Who created the world? Gen. 1: 1. Acts 14: 15.

2. Is not creation ascribed to Christ? John 1: 3. Col. 1: 15, 16. Heb. 1: 10. Compare with Ps. 102: 25.

3. Here the same work is ascribed to God, and to Christ;-what does that teach us respecting the true character of Christ?

4. Are the works of creation referred to as being truly the works of God? Ps. 8: 3, 4. 19: 1. Isa. 44: 24. Jer. 10: 11, 12.

5. If they were the works of a being inferior to God, would there not be an impropriety in speaking of them as the references to the last question do?

6. If creation is the work of an inferior being, these references are calculated to mislead us;-can you tell why?

7. Why are the heathen without excuse for not worshipping God? Rom. 1: 20.

8 Could such language be used, if the creation of the world was not the work of God, but of some subordinate being?

9. Who upholds all things? Heb. 1: 3. Col.

1: 17.

10. Who will raise the dead? John 6: 40, 54. 5: 28, 29. Phil. 3: 20, 21.

11. If Christ uphold all things, if he will raise the dead, and is able to subdue all things unto himself, what power must he possess?

12. Is he ever called the Mighty God? Isa. 9: 6.

13. How may we know that that is a prophecy of Christ? See v. 7.

14. What title does Christ assume, which expresses the greatness of his power? Rev. 1: 8. 15. Is there more than one almighty being? 16. If then Christ is almighty, who must he be?

17. As Christ possesses such power, what is he able to do to his enemies?

18. What is written concerning the Messiah Ps. 2: 9?

19. What then ought those who are now his enemies to do? Ps. 2: 11, 12.

20. What is meant by "kissing the Son?" 21. Have you done this?

22. If not, to what does that Psalm teach you you are exposed?

23. If Christ is so powerful as the Scriptures teach, what is he able to do for his people in afliction? In persecution? In temptation? 2 Pet. 2: 9. 1 Cor. 10: 13. In the performance of duty? In their conflict with death?

24. What effect ought all this to have upon his people?

LESSON XX.

DIVINE TITLES AND WORSHIP OF CHRIST.

1. Repeat John 1: 1.

2. How may we know that "the Word" refers to Christ? John 1: 10-12, 14.

3. Besides, is not Christ called "Word" repeatedly in the writings of John? 1 John 1: 1, 2. Rev. 19: 13.

4. What is written Rom. 9: 5?

5. What is meant by "concerning the flesh?" 6. Does not that imply that Christ possessed another nature?

7. How is that other nature expressed in the latter part of the verse?

8. To whom does Heb. 1: 8 refer?

9. Are there any other passages in which Christ is called God? 1 John 5: 20. John 20: 28. Isa. 9: 6.

10. If Christ were a created, finite being, would such language be appropriate to him?

11. Who is the only Being worthy of divine worship? Exod. 20: 3-5. Ps. 62: 5. Matt. 4: 10.

12. If we worship any other being, of what sin are we guilty?