Stories from the olden time: Teacher's text book, course IV, part IBaldwin, Josephine L.
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Stories from the olden time: Teacher's text book, course IV, part I
Baldwin, Josephine L.
Bible -- Study and teaching; Bible stories, English; Christian education of children
(As the references to Jabal, Jubal, and Tubal-cain are the first passages
that have been given in the pupil’s book without being first presented
in the class, it will be interesting to see how well the children have
succeeded in getting at the facts.)
What was our picture for this last week? How many people were there in
it? What were they doing? What was the name of the man who is called “the
father of all who play upon the harp and the organ”? So we found from our
Book which tells us of the beginnings of things, that way back in the
ages of long ago people learned how to make instruments of music and to
play upon them. To-day we have wonderful instruments, great pipe organs,
violins, pianos, cornets and other instruments of brass, and whenever
we see these or hear their music we will remember that the Bible tells
us that the one who first thought of making music in that way was named
Jubal.
When a man is taking care of large herds of cattle, what does he need to
find for them? It is not easy to find pasture for a great many cattle,
and it would be very tiresome and even impossible to go back every night
to the home. It would not be comfortable to sleep on the ground with no
protection from the rain or cold. Who was it that first thought of having
a tent to live in, and carrying it with him wherever he went? So Jabal
was the father of all such as take care of cattle and live in tents. Are
there any people to-day who live in tents all their lives?
(With a class of boys the reference to Tubal-cain could be introduced
by asking for a penknife and getting the pupils to tell of the man who
first thought of making tools and weapons out of metal. Ask if anything
is being invented to-day. Lead the children to see that the possibilities
of discovery and invention are by no means exhausted, and help them to
realize the wisdom and love of God in giving to man power to think out
such things.)
LESSON 6
The Building of the Ark
=Teaching Material.=—Genesis 6:5 to 7:5.
=Pupil’s Reading.=—Genesis 6:5, 9, 14-22.
=Memory Text.=—Thus did Noah; according to all that God commanded him, so
did he. Genesis 6:22.
LIGHT FROM OTHER BIBLE PASSAGES
Psalm 103:17, 18; Proverbs 1:33; 19:16; Jeremiah 18:7-10; Ezekiel
33:14-16; Matthew 24:35-39.
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