The Training of the Devotional Life
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There is, however, a way in which children in their associations with their playmates may be encouraged to bear testi- mony, and that is by speaking out frankly for the right and by reproving wrong.
In one of the European countries in which reli- gious instruction is given in the public schools a teacher was one day teaching a lesson on repent- ance. He emphasized the fact that men are held re- sponsible not only for sins committed, but for fail- ure to reprove sin, and explained to the childre...n in simple language that if they stood silently by and saw others doing wrong things and made no pro- test, they themselves shared in the guilt. Not long afterwards a group of boys were coming from school w^hen one of the number caught a little bird and killed it. Prompted, no doubt, by the lesson in the schoolroom, the other boys with one accord spoke their condemnation of the act. "God made the birds, and you kill them, " said one of the boys sternly ; and they walked away, leaving the offender, who had hung his head in shame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is, however, a way in which children in their associations with their playmates may be encouraged to bear testi- mony, and that is by speaking out frankly for the right and by reproving wrong.
In one of the European countries in which reli- gious instruction is given in the public schools a teacher was one day teaching a lesson on repent- ance. He emphasized the fact that men are held re- sponsible not only for sins committed, but for fail- ure to reprove sin, and explained to the childre...n in simple language that if they stood silently by and saw others doing wrong things and made no pro- test, they themselves shared in the guilt. Not long afterwards a group of boys were coming from school w^hen one of the number caught a little bird and killed it. Prompted, no doubt, by the lesson in the schoolroom, the other boys with one accord spoke their condemnation of the act. "God made the birds, and you kill them, " said one of the boys sternly ; and they walked away, leaving the offender, who had hung his head in shame.
What to read after The Training of the Devotional Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Minnie E Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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