The Primary Department
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2. Eecognition of the heavenly Father in daily life. 3. Love for God through worship. 4. Love and reverence for God's Book, God's day, and God's house. 5. Increasing power to act in response to ever-enlarg- ing ideas of what is right and desirable. 6. Increasing spirit of obedience and helpfulness. 7. Increasing power to give love and forget self in social relations. Aims II. To realize these ends in conduct the child must have: 1. A knowledge of God in his love, care, might, and power to give ...help and guidance. 2. A consciousness of God as the heavenly Father and Jesus Christ the Helper and Saviour. 3. Experience and training in worship. 4. Happy associations with God's Book, God's day, and God 's house. 5. Instruction concerning what is right and wrong, proper examples, and opportunities for choosing the right. 6. Opportunities for helpfulness. 7. Opportunities for play and service in cooperation with others. Means III. As means for realizing these ends, provision should be made for: 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. Eecognition of the heavenly Father in daily life. 3. Love for God through worship. 4. Love and reverence for God's Book, God's day, and God's house. 5. Increasing power to act in response to ever-enlarg- ing ideas of what is right and desirable. 6. Increasing spirit of obedience and helpfulness. 7. Increasing power to give love and forget self in social relations. Aims II. To realize these ends in conduct the child must have: 1. A knowledge of God in his love, care, might, and power to give ...help and guidance. 2. A consciousness of God as the heavenly Father and Jesus Christ the Helper and Saviour. 3. Experience and training in worship. 4. Happy associations with God's Book, God's day, and God 's house. 5. Instruction concerning what is right and wrong, proper examples, and opportunities for choosing the right. 6. Opportunities for helpfulness. 7. Opportunities for play and service in cooperation with others. Means III. As means for realizing these ends, provision should be made for: 1.
What to read after The Primary Department?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phebe a Curtiss to read onlineMoreLess
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