The Christian Home
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"Then, safe within a better home, where time and its titles are not found, God will give thee His new name, and write it on thy heart; A name, better than of sons, a name dearer than of daughters, A name of union, peace and praise, as numbered in thy God. " CHAPTER XIII.
HOME AS A NURSERY.
"The Ostrich, silliest of the feathered kind, And formed of God without a parent's mind, Commits her eggs, incautious, to the dust, Forgetful that the foot may crush the trust; And, while on public nu...rseries they rely, Not knowing, and too oft not caring why, Irrational in what they thus prefer No few, that would seem wise, resemble her. " To nurse means to educate or draw out and direct what exists in a state ofmere involution. It means to protect, to foster, to supply with appropriatefood, to cause to grow or promote growth, to manage with a view toincrease. Thus Greece was the nurse of the liberal arts; Rome was the nurseof law. In horticulture, a shrub or tree is the nurse or protector of ayoung and tender plant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Then, safe within a better home, where time and its titles are not found, God will give thee His new name, and write it on thy heart; A name, better than of sons, a name dearer than of daughters, A name of union, peace and praise, as numbered in thy God. " CHAPTER XIII.
HOME AS A NURSERY.
"The Ostrich, silliest of the feathered kind, And formed of God without a parent's mind, Commits her eggs, incautious, to the dust, Forgetful that the foot may crush the trust; And, while on public nu...rseries they rely, Not knowing, and too oft not caring why, Irrational in what they thus prefer No few, that would seem wise, resemble her. " To nurse means to educate or draw out and direct what exists in a state ofmere involution. It means to protect, to foster, to supply with appropriatefood, to cause to grow or promote growth, to manage with a view toincrease. Thus Greece was the nurse of the liberal arts; Rome was the nurseof law. In horticulture, a shrub or tree is the nurse or protector of ayoung and tender plant.
What to read after The Christian Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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