Category: Religion/Spirituality

Stories from the olden time: Teacher's text book, course IV, part I

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Chapters

1. Part 1

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2. Part 2

There are limitations here, as in every other period. The child is and must be more or less self-centered, because this is a time when he must pay attention to himself and get h...

3. Part 3

In any graded course of study the pupils are expected to earn promotion from grade to grade by attaining a certain required average in their work. In the Junior Course the Pupil...

4. Part 4

The story tells us that God made this garden as a home for the man whom he had created in his own image. “The Lord God took the man and put him into the Garden of Eden”—to do wh...

5. Part 5

During their boyhood days Cain and Abel had seen their father bring offerings to the Lord, and as boys they had taken their part with their father and mother in the family worsh...

6. Part 6

As the expulsion from paradise and the exile of Cain gave to mankind a _new chance_, a fresh start, so with the flood. Wickedness had by this time so prevailed that the earth ne...

7. Part 7

Abram was sitting in the door of his tent. Sarai, his wife, was near by and was watching him anxiously, for she could see that he was troubled, but she knew not why. They had ju...

8. Part 8

But if he was discouraged and half afraid, his heavenly Father and Friend knew it, and he appeared to Abram in a vision saying, “Fear not, Abram: I am thy shield, and thy exceed...

9. Part 9

This book should be owned and read by every Sunday school teacher. It is not a large volume, but there is a great deal of information in it. The teacher who studies it cannot fa...