1. Who was the good king you heard of last Sunday evening? 2. What
kind of sons had he? 3. What became of the first? 4. What was he never
to do? 5. What was the name of the second? 6. What did Jehoiakim want
to build? 7. What were the walls of? 8. How was it roofed? 9. How was
it painted? 10. But what did he not pay? 11. How did he treat the
people? 12. Who could have made him quite safe? 13. But how must he
have lived if he wanted God to take care of him? 14. If God did not
take care of him, would his fine house do him any good? 15. Who told
him it would do him no good? 16. What had everyone done when Josiah
died? 17. Why did they weep for Josiah? 18. But would they care when
Jehoiakim died? 19. Why would nobody care for Jehoiakim?
NOTE--The two other Lectionary Lessons for this day are from Nehemiah.
If it be desired to read the "story" on them, it is to be found on
the 39th Sunday, but it was omitted here to prevent chronological
confusion.
[Illustration: ASHTORETH.]
Thirty-third Sunday.
_JEREMIAH'S PROPHECIES._