Young Folks' Bible in Words of Easy Reading: The Sweet Stories of God's Word in the Language of ChildhoodPollard, Josephine
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Young Folks' Bible in Words of Easy Reading: The Sweet Stories of God's Word in the Language of Childhood
Pollard, Josephine
Bible -- Paraphrases, English; Bible stories, English -- Juvenile literature; Christian life -- Juvenile literature
Then John saw a great white throne in heav-en, and Je-sus sat on it. And
the dead rose from their graves, and came and stood near the throne to
be judged. All the things that they had done while on the earth were put
down in the books out of which they were judged. And if their names were
not in the Book of Life they were cast in-to the lake of fire.
When this great day was past, John saw new skies and a new earth, for
the old earth and skies had been burnt up, And he saw the New
Je-ru-sa-lem come down from the skies, and heard a voice say that God
would come and live with men.
Round the New Je-ru-sa-lem, which was built of gold, was a high wall
with twelve gates, three on each side. At each gate was an an-gel to
guard it. In the walls were all kinds of rich and rare gems, and its
twelve gates were made of pearls.
There was no need of the sun or the moon, for God was there and Je-sus,
and they made it light. And those whom Je-sus had saved--Jews and
Gen-tiles, rich and poor--were to come and live in it. And the gates
should not be shut, for there will be no night there. And none but those
whose names are in the Book of Life shall go in-to it.
[Illustration: ST. JOHN'S VIS-ION.]
And John saw a pure riv-er called the wa-ter of life. On each side of it
grew the tree of life that bore twelve kinds of fruit, which were ripe
each month. And those who dwell in that land of light, and eat the
fruits of the tree of life, and drink of the wa-ter of life, shall see
the Lord's face and be with him and serve him.
He will wipe all tears from their eyes, and there shall be no more
death, nor grief, nor pain.
Je-sus said to John, Blest are they who keep God's laws and do his will,
that they may pass through the gates to his bright home on high.
THE END.
Routledge's Historical Course.
IN WORDS OF ONE SYLLABLE. Each book containing about 225 pages. With
numerous illustrations, portraits and maps. Boards, lithographed double
covers. Price per volume, $1.00.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, BY MRS. HELEN W. PIERSON.
HISTORY OF ENGLAND, BY MRS. HELEN W. PIERSON.
HISTORY OF FRANCE, BY MRS. HELEN W. PIERSON.
HISTORY OF GERMANY, BY MRS. HELEN W. PIERSON.
HISTORY OF IRELAND, BY MISS AGNES SADLIER.
HISTORY OF RUSSIA, BY MISS HELEN AINSLIE SMITH.
HISTORY OF JAPAN, BY MISS HELEN AINSLIE SMITH.
HISTORY OF THE BATTLES OF AMERICA, BY MISS JOSEPHINE POLLARD.
LIVES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED
STATES, BY MRS. HELEN W. PIERSON.
"Simple, bright, intelligent, interesting, instructive
histories are here brought to the younger readers, and
abundance of illustration serves to increase the
pleasure of reading and the chances of
remembering."--_New York School Journal._
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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