Picture of a hypocritical saint—London beggar.
11. Absalom's double face to his father and to God.
Picture the scene. 2 Sam. xv. 1-13.
12. Hypocrisy.
Its meaning.
Its folly.
Its causes.
Its end.
The simple notes certainly give but a faint idea of how thoroughly hypocrisy is unmasked in this lesson. The teacher or scholar will never forget it. "Intense study" should be contrasted with the easy-chair, lounging, intermitting study of many.
"The store, the bank," etc., refer to rum shops; so named that husbands and young men who return at late hours may say, I have just left "the bank," etc.