How to Bring Up Children
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It is hardly worse not to speak divine truth at all, than not to speak it in love. Teach the same lesson a hundredth time. Upbraid not a child for its dulness. Be like Jesus, who said : "Learn of me, for I am meek and lowly. " Terror produces agitation, and thus precludes the power of learning. Nor can any thing be more undesirable than to have religious instruction associated in the mind of a child with moroseness and harsh- ness. The human heart is sufliciently opposed to the truth of God wit...hout our strengthening it by roughness or severity.
Do not be easily discouraged. Persevere. He has seen but little of mankind, who has not witnessed the sad failures of the precocious, and the final success of the slow. '• Long patience" is even more essential to the teacher than to the nusbandman.
Enter with spirit and zeal on the work of instruction. Put olT all languor and sloth. " Whatsoever thy hand findeth to 4 now TO BRING UP CHILDREN.
do, do it with thy might. " A hfcless formalism is as truly mischievous at the fireside as in the pulpit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is hardly worse not to speak divine truth at all, than not to speak it in love. Teach the same lesson a hundredth time. Upbraid not a child for its dulness. Be like Jesus, who said : "Learn of me, for I am meek and lowly. " Terror produces agitation, and thus precludes the power of learning. Nor can any thing be more undesirable than to have religious instruction associated in the mind of a child with moroseness and harsh- ness. The human heart is sufliciently opposed to the truth of God wit...hout our strengthening it by roughness or severity.
Do not be easily discouraged. Persevere. He has seen but little of mankind, who has not witnessed the sad failures of the precocious, and the final success of the slow. '• Long patience" is even more essential to the teacher than to the nusbandman.
Enter with spirit and zeal on the work of instruction. Put olT all languor and sloth. " Whatsoever thy hand findeth to 4 now TO BRING UP CHILDREN.
do, do it with thy might. " A hfcless formalism is as truly mischievous at the fireside as in the pulpit.
What to read after How to Bring Up Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William S William Swan Plumer to read onlineMoreLess
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