Through the Eye to the Heart Or Eye Teaching in the Sunday School
Through the Eye to the Heart Or Eye Teaching in the Sunday School
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Rev. Alfred Cookman preached his last sermon, with a withered leaf in his nand as an object-lesson, on the text, " We all do fade as a leaf. " By col- lecting, with the Concordance, all the passages in the Bible on the leaf, and ascertaining its natural history and attributes, many very excellent lessons may be drawn from it.
The Magnet Lesson.
Rev. E. P. Hammond gives a very effective lesson with the magnet, trying it first with an old spike, and finding it unable to draw it — illustrating the... difficulty of moving those who have lived long in sin to love Christ. He then puts the magnet among a lot of tacks, which quickly fasten upon it, illustrating the readiness with which the children come to Jesus, and not only that, but also draw others by the love of Christ within them. Putting the magnet here again among the tacks, he shows how those tacks which adhere draw others and hold them. Many beautiful lessons may be drawn from the magnet by experiment and study.
The Yine. John xv, 1-10.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rev. Alfred Cookman preached his last sermon, with a withered leaf in his nand as an object-lesson, on the text, " We all do fade as a leaf. " By col- lecting, with the Concordance, all the passages in the Bible on the leaf, and ascertaining its natural history and attributes, many very excellent lessons may be drawn from it.
The Magnet Lesson.
Rev. E. P. Hammond gives a very effective lesson with the magnet, trying it first with an old spike, and finding it unable to draw it — illustrating the... difficulty of moving those who have lived long in sin to love Christ. He then puts the magnet among a lot of tacks, which quickly fasten upon it, illustrating the readiness with which the children come to Jesus, and not only that, but also draw others by the love of Christ within them. Putting the magnet here again among the tacks, he shows how those tacks which adhere draw others and hold them. Many beautiful lessons may be drawn from the magnet by experiment and study.
The Yine. John xv, 1-10.
What to read after Through the Eye to the Heart Or Eye Teaching in the Sunday School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur F Wilbur Fisk Crafts to read onlineMoreLess
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