OUR BIBLE BAND

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 30, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 34.

Schedule for Week Ending September 10, 1910


Sunday,	September 4	Psalms 80-84
Monday,	" 5	" 85-88
Tuesday,	" 6	" 89
Wednesday,	" 7	Malachi 1-4
Thursday,	" 8	Isaiah 40-42
Friday,	" 9	" 43-45
Sabbath,	" 10	" 46-49

THE first three days of the week continue the reading in the Psalms, including 80-89, and conclude the third book. Some of these psalms, like 84 for instance, ought to be committed to memory. September 7 we have the book of Malachi, the closing book of the Old Testament, the last appeal which God makes by His appointed prophet just a little later than or about the time of Nehemiah’s closing work. It is a strong appeal to them to be ready for the Messenger of the Covenant—Christ Jesus our Lord. The last part of the prophecy is a clear prediction of the last days and the closing of God’s work upon the earth in the utter blotting out of sin and all identified with sin.

THREE days of the week are upon Isaiah, who has been called “the Gospel prophet.” This is especially true of his prophecy, chapters 40 and onward. They have their local touches in color to much less extent than do the previous prophecies, and they all carry us forward to the sufferings of Christ and the glory of His reign. One of the most wonderful chapters in all the Bible is chapter 40, the comfort which God gives to His people in their backsliding and sinful condition. All His infinite powers are pledged to save,