Review, as usual, from the beginning, before commencing the advance lesson. The events of the Bible are often associated with =Mountains=, of which there are many in Palestine. We select eight of the most important, group them in pairs, and state with each the fact which gives it interest. On the north of the country, near the source of the Jordan, we find two mountains, nearly opposite to each other. 1. _Mount Hermon_, on the east, the highest mountain in Palestine, and the place where the Saviour was transfigured. 2. _Mount Lebanon_, on the west, famous for its cedars. Next, we find two mountains nearly in line with the Sea of Galilee, one directly west and the other southwest of it. 3. _Mount Carmel_, by the Mediterranean, where Elijah called down fire from heaven upon the altar. 4. _Mount Gilboa_, where King Saul fell in battle with the Philistines. In the centre of the country we find two mountains, where Joshua read the law to the Israelites. 5. On the north, _Mount Ebal_, the mount of cursing. 6. On the south, _Mount Gerizim_, the mount of blessing. In the south, directly in line with the northern end of the Dead Sea, are two mountains. 7. On the west, _Mount Olivet_, or the Mount of Olives, where Jesus ascended. 8. On the east, _Mount Nebo_, where Moses died. With each of these mountains the event associated might be briefly related. At the close, review as before. 1. Lines. 2. Waters. 3. Names. 4. Distances. 5. Divisions. 6. Mountains. Be sure that the class can name the event with each mountain. LESSON V. PLACES. This lesson may well be divided into from two to four sections, according to the time which can be given to it. Draw the map, as usual, from the beginning; and, as each subject is presented upon it, review the pupils, until all their past lessons are clearly fixed in mind. 1. Lines. 2. Waters. 3. Names. 4. Distances. 5. Natural Divisions. 6. Mountains. See that with each mountain, as it is located, the event connected with it is named. We have now to fix the most important =Places= in Palestine. We locate them by their arrangement in the Natural Divisions, and name an event for which each place is remembered. I. =Places in the Sea-Coast Plain.= [These may constitute one lesson, if desired.] 1. _Gaza_, where Samson pulled down the idol temple upon the Philistines and himself. This lies on the Mediterranean, directly in line west of the middle point of the Dead Sea. 2. _Joppa_, the seaport of Palestine, from which the prophet Jonah started on his voyage. This lies nearly half way between Gaza and Mount Carmel. 3. _Cæsarea_, where Paul made his defense before King Agrippa, and was a prisoner for two years. This is a little more than half way between Joppa and Mount Carmel. 4. _Tyre_, the city which sent ships to all lands; a little further north of Mount Carmel than Cæsarea is south of it. As each place is named, locate it on the board, and mark it by an initial letter.