Hints Addressed to the Patrons And Directors of Schools Principally Intended T
Hints Addressed to the Patrons And Directors of Schools Principally Intended T
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You answer well ; he cannot. The farmer tills the ground and sows the grain, but he can do no more. Who then is it that sends the rain in its sea- son, and makes the summer's sun to shine, that it may ripen the fruits of the earth, to fill our mouths with food, and our hearts with gladness ?
A Q. It is to God then that we are in- debted for the bread we eat ; and do you not ask him for your daily bread ?
A Q. Repeat the Lord's Prayer.
A Q. In what part of this prayer do you ask of God the food ...of which we have been speaking ?
A Q. Are all sorts of food equally from God?
A Q. Have you not been fed every day of your life with food necessary to your support ?
A Q. Has not God then been very good to you ?
A.
225 Q. And do you not love God for his goodness ?
A Q. Ought you not to thank him for having been so good to you ?
A Q. But how can you show that you are grateful to God ?
A Q. When your parents or friends are very kind to you, do you not feel a de- sire to please them ?
A Q. Then, if you believe that God has been very good to you, will you not de- sire to please him ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You answer well ; he cannot. The farmer tills the ground and sows the grain, but he can do no more. Who then is it that sends the rain in its sea- son, and makes the summer's sun to shine, that it may ripen the fruits of the earth, to fill our mouths with food, and our hearts with gladness ?
A Q. It is to God then that we are in- debted for the bread we eat ; and do you not ask him for your daily bread ?
A Q. Repeat the Lord's Prayer.
A Q. In what part of this prayer do you ask of God the food ...of which we have been speaking ?
A Q. Are all sorts of food equally from God?
A Q. Have you not been fed every day of your life with food necessary to your support ?
A Q. Has not God then been very good to you ?
A.
225 Q. And do you not love God for his goodness ?
A Q. Ought you not to thank him for having been so good to you ?
A Q. But how can you show that you are grateful to God ?
A Q. When your parents or friends are very kind to you, do you not feel a de- sire to please them ?
A Q. Then, if you believe that God has been very good to you, will you not de- sire to please him ?
What to read after Hints Addressed to the Patrons And Directors of Schools Principally Intended T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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