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Title: With the children on Sundays, through eye-gate, and ear-gate into the city of child-soul
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Stall, Sylvanus, 1847-1915
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Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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acters which we formed here.Wealth and reputation, and all worldly things will have to be leftbehind us; but character, that which you and I really are, shallnever pass away, but shall enter into an eternal state of being onhigh. All these earthly things are the mere chaff, while characteris our real selves. WHEAT AND CHAFF. 203 Questions.—Who wrote the book of the Bible called the Psalms ? Can youtell what the first Psalm is about? What is the covering called which is aboutthe grain while it is growing? How are the chaff and grain separated from thestraw or stalk ? After being threshed, how is the chaff separated from the grain ?Are there many necessary things in life which, after all, do not constitute ourcharacter? What are tribulations like? Does God separate the essential fromthe non-essentials in our life? Is character injured or helped by tribulations?Where does the farmer put the grain after it has been separated from the chaff ?What is spoken of in the Bible as Gods garner?
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The Children of Israel Camping in the Wilderness. 13 THE HEART. THE MOST WONDERFUL PUMP IN THE WORLD. Suggestion:—The objects used are a tumbler of water colored red, a smallglass syringe such as can be purchased at any drug store for five or ten cents,also a six-ounce bottle of water colored red. This red coloring can be easilydone with red ink. If that is not available, a drop or two of black ink willanswer. M Y DEAR YOUNG FRIENDS: In the 139th Psalm,14th verse, David says, I will praise thee, for I am fear-fully and wonderfully made. Now I want to talk toyou to-day about our wonderful bodies, in the creation ofwhich God has so marvelously displayed His infinite wisdom. I suppose you have been either near or inside a factory. Youhave heard the noise of the shafts and the pulleys and machinery.You have seen the carding machines, and listened to the noise ofthe great spinning jacks which twisted the cotton and the wool intoyarn or thread, and heard the deafening sound of a great man

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