.—I SCKIPTl'HK: M ft» r . ?1 1—22 14 DEVOTIONAL HEADING: Psalm 118:19-29. No Favorites I.esson for February 13. 1933 XJ OBODY loves a "teacher's ^ ’ pet. No teacher should have one; just as no father or mother should have a "pet" child. We all feel that everybody should be treat ed alike. And yet. strange to say. when it comes to religion, many a person who wouldn't be a teacher's pet for anything will believe and hope that lie is one of God's pets. All of us have this wish at tiroes. We like to feel that God wen t deal with us strictly, that he will let down the rule; for us a little. We like to think of ourselves as spe cial cases, we like to feel we have the ins le track, or the "pipeline to God. ' But it won't do. God has no special favorites. * * * Fatal Mistake II is a fatal mistake to think that God is hound to look out for ME. no matter what In the time of Jesus, the leaders of his people

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