The Bible—two parts, Old Testament and New Testament; 66 books in all. Old Testament—39 books. New Testament—27 books. Meaning of the word Genesis—Beginning. Name of the division in which Genesis is found—Books of law. References for: The Love Chapter. The Faith Chapter. The Christmas Story. Name of the first division in the New Testament—Gospels. HYMN OPTIONAL Once in royal David’s city Stood a lowly cattle shed, Where a mother laid her Baby In a manger for his bed. Mary was that mother mild, Jesus Christ her little Child. And, thro’ all his wondrous childhood, He would honor, and obey, Love, and watch the lowly maiden In whose gentle arms he lay. Christian children all must be Mild, obedient, good as he. And our eyes at last shall see him, Thro’ his own redeeming love; For that Child so dear and gentle Is our Lord in heaven above, And he leads his children on To the place where he is gone. PRAYER O Lord, help me to walk with thee to-day in loving obedience. Amen. APPENDIX B BOOK LIST THE EXPOSITOR’S BIBLE. Rev. W. R. Nicoll, editor. THE NEW CENTURY BIBLE. W. H. Bennett, editor. These are both commentaries, though the first, as the name implies, gives an exposition of the truth rather than an explanation of the text. The New Century is a small volume. The Expositor’s Bible is larger. For these lessons one would need the volume on Genesis. THE ONE VOLUME COMMENTARY. Rev. J. R. Dummelow, editor. This is a most remarkable one-volume commentary containing 1,092 pages, and any teacher who cannot gain access to one having a volume for each book should by all means get this one if possible. OLD TESTAMENT CHARACTERS. Cunningham Geikie. These are well written character studies and will be a help in getting in mind a rounded picture of the various characters. A DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE. One Volume. James Hastings, editor. A Dictionary of the Bible is well nigh indispensable for a Sunday school teacher, and this is as complete as one could be made within the limits of a single volume. HISTORY FOR GRADED AND DISTRICT SCHOOLS. Ellwood W. Kemp. Besides the chapter referred to in Lesson 8 the one on “How the World Came to have Books” and many other stories would be helpful to a Sunday school teacher. PSYCHOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF EDUCATION. Herman H. Horne. The section on Religious Education, pages 333 to 527, is worth the price of the book. TALKS ON PSYCHOLOGY AND LIFE’S IDEALS. William James. The chapters on Laws of Habit, Association of Ideas, Interest, Attention, Memory and the Will are specially valuable. STORIES AND STORY TELLING. Edward P. St. John. The best Sunday school teachers in the Junior and younger grades are those who know how to tell stories well. This little book will be a great help if carefully studied, and its precepts practiced. THE UNFOLDING LIFE. Antoinette A. Lamoreaux.