Isa. xxiii. 13; Jer. 1. 35–39; Dan. i. 4; ii. 2.

"Acre, originally called Accho. . . . It was also termed Ptolemais, because it was greatly enlarged and improved by the first Ptolemy, king of Egypt . usually known by the name of St. Jean d'Acre, in consequence of the town having been given by Richard Cœur de Lion to the knights of St. John of Jerusalem. . . . Famous in modern days as a seat of war between France and England. Napoleon Bonaparte, "he who was destined to overturn the thrones of Europe, was foiled under the walls of Acre.'"-Macleod's Geography of Palestine.

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VII.

"EZRA."— Ezra x. 10, and iii.—vi.

Esther ii. 17, etc.

Ps. lxxvi. 2; xlviii. 2; 1
Cor. ii. 9.

2 Sam. xxi. 10.

2 Sam. xv.6; xviii. 32, 33.

“Search the Scriptures.”—John v. 39.

SURETY.-Ps. cxix. 122; Heb. vii. 22.

"CONSIDER THE LILIES."-Matt. vi. 28.