With the Children on Sundays: Through Eye-Gate and Ear-Gate into the City of Child-SoulStall, Sylvanus
Religion
With the Children on Sundays: Through Eye-Gate and Ear-Gate into the City of Child-Soul
Stall, Sylvanus
Children -- Religious life; Children's sermons; Moral education
If I were speaking now to older people I might call attention to the
fact that the autumn leaves are more beautiful than the summer leaves.
And so boys and girls, it seems to me, and it has always thus seemed to
me, that there is something more beautiful in manhood and womanhood,
during the later years of life, than during the earlier years. Always
honor and respect the aged whose heads are gray, whose features are
venerable and whose characters are Christ-like.
QUESTIONS.--Are the leaves alike on all trees? In
what ways are the leaves like the tree on which
they grew? Are Sunday-school scholars much like
the school that they attend? Are grown people
greatly influenced by the pastor who preaches to
them, and the people with whom they are
associated? Of what are great trees the result?
How do leaves accomplish this? When a leaf drops
from the tree, what has already started? What do
fading and dropping leaves represent? Does the
tree abide when the leaves fall? When we die do
the great influences which we have helped forward
remain to bless the world? Who still notes our
deeds when we pass away? Which are more beautiful,
summer or autumn leaves? What periods of life are
they like?
THE TURTLE.
MEN LIKE AND YET UNLIKE THE ANIMALS.
SUGGESTION:--While it is not at all necessary to
present any special objects, it will add to the
interest if the parent has a turtle shell or even
the shells of oysters, clams or abalone, which are
somewhat the same in principle, the outside cover
of the animal constituting both its home and
defence, although differing from the turtle in
other respects.
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