When He Dwelt With Us
When He Dwelt With Us
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On entering, 26 WHEN HE DWELT WITH US the Boy had explained briefly that He was of Nazareth and had come with His parents to keep the Passover in the Temple.
Then as Martha's eager face was aglow and the eyes of Lazarus full of sympathy, the Visitor spoke of His life in Galilee, — of His father who was a carpenter and made yokes for oxen and plows and such simple things in wood. Now that He had grown tall and strong, He helped with the work, for His father was old and getting feeble. He told th...em of the fields He loved, of the woods where He delighted to roam and that He dreaded to hear the wood- men fell the trees. He spoke of the shep- herds who tended their flocks on the hill- sides. Often He longed to share their watches, for by night, He took pleasure in the lonely hills and the glory of Heaven and in the thought of watching over the helpless sheep exposed to many perils. He spoke of the little mountain streams, of the birds he knew and loved the best and of the turtle doves, which were His own, and of the gar- WHEN HE DWELT WITH US 27 den near the home in Nazareth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On entering, 26 WHEN HE DWELT WITH US the Boy had explained briefly that He was of Nazareth and had come with His parents to keep the Passover in the Temple.
Then as Martha's eager face was aglow and the eyes of Lazarus full of sympathy, the Visitor spoke of His life in Galilee, — of His father who was a carpenter and made yokes for oxen and plows and such simple things in wood. Now that He had grown tall and strong, He helped with the work, for His father was old and getting feeble. He told th...em of the fields He loved, of the woods where He delighted to roam and that He dreaded to hear the wood- men fell the trees. He spoke of the shep- herds who tended their flocks on the hill- sides. Often He longed to share their watches, for by night, He took pleasure in the lonely hills and the glory of Heaven and in the thought of watching over the helpless sheep exposed to many perils. He spoke of the little mountain streams, of the birds he knew and loved the best and of the turtle doves, which were His own, and of the gar- WHEN HE DWELT WITH US 27 den near the home in Nazareth.
What to read after When He Dwelt With Us?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret B Margaret Brent Downing to read onlineMoreLess
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