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Finding and

Understanding

the Word

Designing Your

Own School Program

A “True Education” Language Series

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“But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts:

and be ready always to give an answer

to every man that asketh you a reason

of the hope that is in you

with meekness and fear.”I Peter 3:15

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Research Power in the Word What Saith the Scriptures? A Storehouse

ReviewRemindReinforce

Research Our Counsel and Guide

ReflectReflectReview

“Thy Word” – ReadingReinforce

Research Why More Noble?

Review“Scripture Translates Itself”

Reinforce

Research Sustained

ReviewReinforceReflect – “Summary”

“My Bible and I” – Poem

Pages 1-12

Pages 1-22

Page 1Page 2Page 3Page 5Page 5

Page 6Page 6Page 7Page 8Page 8Page 9

Page 9Page 11Page 12Page 13


“Feasting On God’s Word” – Story“Preciousness of the Bible” – Story“Power of the Word” – Mark Your Bible“Seek Us a Book” – Story“On A Rubbish Heap” – Story


Table of Contents

The BibleA glory gilds the sacred page Majestic like the sun;It gives a light to every age, It gives, but borrows none.

—Cowper

Finding and Understanding the Word – Student – Page 1

Finding and

Understanding the WordResearch

Power in the Word

Grain Storehouse

There is power in the words ofthe Bible. To humbly give a Bibletext for an answer to a question isfar more effective than an answeryou can think up in your own mind.

“But sanctify the Lord God inyour hearts: and be ready always to

give an answer to every man thatasketh you a reason of the hope thatis in you with meekness and fear.”(I Peter 3:15).

Humbly study the followingarticle to see the importance of theWord in answering another.

Jesus

directed

His

questioners

to

the

great

storehouse

of

knowledge.


What Saith the Scriptures?

“When a question was broughtto Christ, His answer was, ‘Have yenot read?’ ‘What saith the Scrip-tures?’ Christ could have answeredevery perplexing question broughtto Him, but He did not do this. Hedirected His questioners to thegreat storehouse of knowledge. Heknew that He could not always bewith them in human form, and Hedesired to teach them to make theWord their dependence. ‘Search theScriptures,’ He said. He referredthem to His own inspired Word,that when tempted by the enemy

Christ referres people to His own inspired Word.

Satan has no power over the one who relies upon

the testimony of God’s Word.

they might meet him as He haddone, saying ‘It is written.’ Thus theenemy could be repulsed; for he hasno power over the one who relies onthe testimony of God’s Word.

“Of the Word of God, thepsalmist writes: ‘The entrance of thyword giveth light; it giveth under-standing to the simple’ (Psalm119:130). It is a light shining in adark place. As we search its pages,light enters the heart, illuminatingthe mind. By this light we see whatwe ought to be.”*

*Signs of theTimes 6-26-1901


A Storehouse

Joseph stored grain (the Wordis as seed) in a storehouse. We aretold:

“And that food shall be forstore to the land against the sevenyears of famine, which shall be inthe land of Egypt; that the landperish not through the famine.

“And the famine was over allthe face of the earth: And Josephopened all the storehouses, and soldunto the Egyptians; and the faminewaxed sore in the land of Egypt”(Genesis 41:36, 56).

What does the number sevenrepresent?_______________________

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Jesus is the “Water of Life” and the“Word of Life.”

Psalm 33:7 says, “Hegathereth the waters of the sea to-gether as an heap: he layeth up thedepth in storehouses.”

God has stored His preciouswords in the Scriptures just as Hestores water in the sea for use whenneeded.

“Thy WordsGiveth Light”

In the Hebrew, “seven”

is from the root word

which means

“to be full or satisfied,

have enough of.”

Seven stamps

with completeness

or perfection

that with which

it is used.

7


Place I - II

1. Read Matthew 21:42 (first part).

How did Jesus answer questionsasked Him?______________________

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2. Joseph stored grain in__________

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When the people were hungry theycame to Joseph and he openedthe______________________________.

The Bible is like a ________________

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When we are spiritually hungry, wecan humbly go to the __________________ and open it to be fed.

3. Finish this Bible verse.

“The entrance of thy ____________giveth ____________; it giveth under-standing unto the simple” (Psalm119:130).

Place II - III

1. How did Jesus humbly answerquestions that were brought toHim?____________________________

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2. Use the Strong’s Concordanceand define the word, “storehouse.”_________________________________

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3. Finish this statement, “Thus theenemy could be repulsed; for he hadno power________________________

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4. What does Psalm 119:130 say?Explain. ________________________

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Review


Remind

1. As you store food for winter, bereminded how the Word stores pre-cious spiritual food for you to enjoy.

2. When grinding wheat berries intoflour for making bread, or wheneating bread, or sharing a loaf ofbread with another, remember theBible (Seed), and how it will nour-ish a person spiritually.

3. When turning a light on or help-ing to replace light bulbs, think howthe Word gives light.

ReinforceRead the following versestelling what the Bible is

to the Christian.

1. Food by which his nature isnourished – I Peter 2:2.

2. Preservative against sin –Psalm 119:11.

3. Quickens the soul –Psalm 119:50.

4. Enriches the soul – Psalm 119:72.

5. Imparts superior wisdom –Psalm 119:98.

6. Brings peace to him –Psalm 119:165.

7. Plea for help – Psalm 119:175.

8. His delight – Psalm 119:16.

The Bible

is stored

with

spiritual food.


“We see in the Word, warningsand promises, with God behindthem all. We are invited to searchthis Word for aid when brought intodifficult places. If we do not consultthe guidebook at every step, inquir-ing, ‘Is this the way of the Lord?’our words and acts will be taintedby selfishness. We shall forget God,and walk in paths that He has notchosen for us.”*

“Search the scriptures; for inthem ye think ye have eternal life:and they are they which testify ofme” (John 5:39).

“God’s Word is full of preciouspromises and helpful counsel. It isinfallible; for God can not err. It hashelp for every circumstance andcondition of life, and God looks onwith sadness when His childrenturn from it to human aid.”*

“Whereby are given unto usexceeding great and precious prom-ises: that by these ye might be par-takers of the divine nature, havingescaped the corruption that is in theworld through lust” (II Peter 1:4).

“He who communes with Godthrough the Scriptures will be en-nobled and sanctified. As he readsthe inspired record of the Saviour’slove, his heart is melted in tender-ness and contrition. He is filled witha desire to be like the Master, to livea life of loving service.”*

“I call to remembrance mysong in the night: I commune withmine own heart: and my spirit madediligent search” (Psalm 77:6).

ResearchOur Counsel and Guide

“Words are things; and a small drop of ink,

falling like dew upon a thought,

produces that which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think.”—Byron

Reflect

*Signs of the Times 6-26-1901


“Great light shone forth fromthe patriarchs and prophets. Glori-ous things were spoken of Zion, thecity of God. Thus the Lord designsthat the light shall shine forththrough His followers today. If thesaints of the Old Testament boresuch a bright testimony of loyalty,should we not today, upon whom isshining the accumulated light ofcenturies, arise and shine? Theglory of the prophecies sheds lighton our pathway. Type has metantitype in the death of God’s Son.Christ has risen from the dead,proclaiming over the tomb, ‘I am theresurrection and the life.’ He hassent His Spirit into our world tobring all things to our remem-brance. By a miracle of His powerHe has preserved His written Wordthrough the ages. Shall we not,then, make this Word our constantstudy, learning from it God’s pur-pose for us?”*

“Arise, shine;

for thy light is come,

and the glory of the Lord is

risen upon thee.”Isaiah 60:1

“Thy word is a lamp

unto my feet,

and a light

unto my path.”Psalm 119:105

“Great Light

Shone Forth

From

the

Patriarchs

and

Prophets.”

Reflect

Reflect



ReviewPlace I - II - III

Match these verses with these words.A Place I student may look the verses up. Use a ruler.

arise

commune

search

path

promises

II Peter 1:4

John 5:39

Psalm 77:6

Isaiah 60:1

Psalm 119:105

Would you be happy? Read the Word, Psalm 119:162; Jeremiah 15:16;and John 15:11.

Would you be wise? Read the Word, Proverbs 1:1, 7; I Corinthians 2:1,16; Colossians 1:9.

Would you be fruitful? Read the Word, Galatians 5:22-23; Luke 8:11, 15;romans 10:17.

Would you be holy? Read the Word, Psalm 119:9, 11; Ephesians 5:27-27;John 15:3.

Would you be a successful servant? Read the Word, Joshua 1:7-8; IItimothy 2:15; Hebrews 4:12.

Would you have eternal life? Read the Word, Luke 16:22, 31; Acts11:14; I Peter 1:23, 25.

Thy WordRead these verse.

Psalm 119:130


Reinforce

1. As you humbly search God’sWord, thank Him for it.

2. Make a list of promises for anarea in your life that you need spe-cial help with.

3. Pray and then meditate on oneverse each day. It is always good toknow a few verses about humble-ness.

4. As you observe the sun rising, orwalk on a path, be reminded ofGod’s Word (Psalm 119:105).

5. Try to find some of the promisesthe humble shepherds might havebeen talking about the night theangel of the Lord visited them.

ResearchWhy More Noble?

“The Bereans were com-mended as being more noble thanthose of Thessalonica, in that theyreceived the Word with all readi-ness of mind, and searched theScriptures daily. They did notsearch the Bible from curiosity, butthat they might learn in regard toChrist. Daily, they compared Scrip-ture with Scripture; and as theysearched, heavenly intelligenceswere beside them, enlighteningtheir minds and impressing theirhearts.”

“These were more noble thanthose in Thessalonica, in that theyreceived the word with all readinessof mind, and searched the scripturesdaily, whether those things were so”(Acts 17:11).

“We are to open the Word ofGod with reverence, and with asincere desire to know the will ofGod concerning us. Then the heav-enly angels will direct our search.God speaks to us in His Word. Weare in the audience chamber of theMost High, in the very presence ofGod. Christ enters the heart. TheHoly Spirit takes of the things of

The Bereansstudied the Scriptures.


God, and shows them to us. We seemore clearly the greatness of God’slove and the fullness of His salva-tion. We appreciate more fully Hisgracious design to make us partak-ers in the heavenly firm. We aredrawn into full sympathy with theplans of God. His secret is with us,and He shows us His covenant.”*

“ ‘Knock.’ We come to God byspecial invitation, and He waits towelcome us to His audience cham-ber. The first disciples who followedJesus were not satisfied with ahurried conversation with Him bythe way; they said, ‘Rabbi,...wheredwellest thou?...They came and sawwhere he dwelt, and abode with himthat day’ (John 1:38-39). So we maybe admitted into closest intimacyand communion with God. ‘He thatdwelleth in the secret place of theMost High shall abide under theshadow of the Almighty’ (Psalm91:1). Let those who desire theblessing of God knock and wait atthe door of mercy with firm assur-ance, saying, For Thou, O Lord,hast said, ‘Everyone that askethreceiveth; and he that seeketh find-eth; and to him that knocketh itshall be opened.’ ” **

“...The greatest victorieswhich are gained to the cause arenot by labored argument, amplefacilities, abundance of influence,and plenty of means; but they are

those victories which are gained inthe audience chamber with God,when earnest, agonizing faith layshold upon the mighty arm ofpower.”***

“The life of Christ, that giveslife to the world, is in His Word. Itwas by His word that Jesus healeddisease and cast out demons; by HisWord He stilled the sea and raisedthe dead; and the people bore wit-ness that His Word was with power.He spoke the Word of God, as Hehad spoken through all the prophetsand teachers of the Old Testament.The whole Bible is a manifestationof Christ, and the Saviour desires tofix the faith of His followers on theWord. When His visible presenceshould be withdrawn, the Wordmust be their source of Power. Liketheir Master, they were to live by‘every word that proceedeth out ofthe mouth of God.’ ”*

*The Signs of the Times 3-28-1906 **Thoughts From the Mount of Blessings 131 ***4 Testimonies 443-444


“In the beginning was theWord, and the Word was with God,and the Word was God.

“The same was in the begin-ning with God.

“All things were made by him;and without him was not any thingmade that was made.

“In him was life; and the lifewas the light of men” (John 1:1-4).

“And he humbled thee, andsuffered thee to hunger, and fed theewith manna, which thou knewestnot, neither did thy fathers know;that he might make thee know thatman doth not live by bread only, butby every word that proceedeth out ofthe mouth of the Lord doth manlive” (Deuteronomy 8:3).

ReviewPlace I - II

1. Who were the Bereans?_________

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Are you like a humble Berean?

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2. Explain Hebrews 1:14.

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Do we need the angels’ help whenwe study the Word?_______________

3. What is an audience cham-ber?_____________________________

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4. Read John 1:1-4. Did you knowthat His Word, the Scriptures, cangive you spiritual life?____________

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“He...

fed thee with manna....”


1. Look up the word “noble” in theStrong’s Concordance. What does itmean?___________________________

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2. How are we to open theWord?____________________________

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Then who will be by our sides todirect our search?_________________

3. Where are we when we humblystudy the words of God?_________________________________

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Where is that?____________________

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4. Explain this statement, “The lifeof Christ, that gives life to theworld, is in His Word.”

5. Like our Master, how are we tolive?_____________________________

_________________________________(Deuteronomy 8:3)

ReviewPlace II - III

Scripture Translates ItselfTranslate these words from Scripture.

1. Boanerges (Mark 3:17) 2. Immanuel (Matthew 1:23) 3. Golgotha (Matthew 27:33) 4. King of Salem (Hebrews 7:2) 5. Rabboni or Rabbi (John 1:38; 20:16) 6. Barnabas (Acts 4:36) 7. Elymas (Acts 13:8) 8. Talitha (Mark 5:41) 9. Ephphatha (Mark 7:34)10. Siloam (John 9:7)11. Melchizedek (Hebrews 7:2)

12. Marah (Exodus 15:23)13. Eloi, eloi, lama sabachthani

(Mark 15:34)14. Babel (Genesis 11:9)15. Edom (Genesis 25:30)16. Zoar (Genesis 19:22)17. Succoth (Genesis 33:17)18. Taberah (Numbers 11:3)19. Lo-ammi (Hosea 1:9)20. Lo-ruhamah (Hosea 1:6)


ReinforcePlace I - II - III

1. Daily learn to be like the nobleBereans, as you learn more ways tostudy the Word.

2. Find an “audience chamber,” aplace where you can talk to Godand be all alone with Him.

3. Thank God for your angelfriends. If you have not read thebook, It Must Have Been an Angel,you might like to do so at this time.

4. In humbleness, obey every wordof God. Each chore you are asked todo, do quickly with joy in yourheart.

ResearchSustained

“As our physical life is sus-tained by food, so our spiritual lifeis sustained by the Word of God. Aswe must eat for ourselves in orderto obtain nourishment, so we mustreceive the Word for ourselves. Weare not to obtain it merely throughthe medium of another’s mind. Weshould carefully study the Bible,asking God for the aid of the HolySpirit, that we may understand HisWord. We should take one verse,and concentrate the mind on thetask of ascertaining the thoughtthat God has in that verse for us.We should dwell upon the thoughtuntil it becomes our own, and weknow ‘what saith the Lord.’ ”*

Remember our verse in Deu-teronomy 8:3—

“And he humbled thee, andsuffered thee to hunger, and fed theewith manna, which thou knewestnot, neither did thy fathers know;that he might make thee know thatman doth not live by bread only, butby every word that proceedeth out ofthe mouth of the Lord doth manlive.”

The Shepherds

Obeyed God’s Word

Carefully Study the Bible



“For precept must be uponprecept, precept upon precept; lineupon line, line upon line; here alittle, and there a little” (Isaiah28:10).

Each word is important!

“In the Bible we have in clearlines the revelation of God’s charac-ter, of His dealings with men, andthe great work of redemption. Hereis open before us the history of pa-triarchs and prophets, and otherholy men of old. They were men‘subject to like passions as we are.’We see how they struggled throughdiscouragements like our own, howthey fell under temptation as wehave done, and yet took heart againand conquered through the grace ofGod; and, beholding, we are encour-aged in our strivings after righ-

teousness. As we read of the pre-cious experience granted them, ofthe light and love and blessing itwas their privilege to enjoy, and ofthe work they wrought through thegrace given them, the Spirit thatinspired them kindles a flame ofholy emulation in our hearts, and adesire to be like them in character—like them, to walk with God.”*

“Brethren, I count not myselfto have apprehended: but this onething I do, forgetting those thingswhich are behind, and reachingforth unto those things which arebefore” (Philippians 3:13).

“Teach me thy way, O Lord; Iwill walk in thy truth: unite myheart to fear thy name” (Psalm86:11).

Read good books.

Good reading prepares the mind for right thinking:

and from right thinking spring the noble character

and well-ordered life.

The Bible is the very best book to read!



ReviewPlace I - II

Place II

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Place I

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1. What main thing sustains our physical life?__________________________

Can another eat for us?___________

2. What sustains our spiritual life?____________________________________

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Can another study for us?_________

3. How can you walk with God? _______________________________________

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4. Your teacher can dictate your spelling words. Spell, define, and usethem in a sentence.


ReviewPlace II - III

1. Finish this statement, “As our ________________________ life is

_____________________by _________, so our _____________________ life is

___________________________ by the ___________ ________ __________.”

Can another eat for us? _______________________________________________

2. How are we to study?_______________________________________________

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3. What does Philippians 4:13 say?_____________________________________

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4. Teacher can dictate the spelling words. Spell, give the literal and spiri-tual definition, and write a sentence using the word as it relates to thelesson.

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“...Precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line,

here a little, and there a little.”

Reinforce1. As you fix a meal or go to the store to purchase food, be reminded howthe Word sustains our spiritual life.

2. Memorize Scriptures so that as you go about your duties you can thinkabout each word and what they mean. Memorizing verses can be like stor-ing seed in the storehouse for times of famine.

3. As you take a walk, think how you can humbly “walk with God.”

4. Read the stories and poem on the next pages, and “Mark Your Bible.”

Memorizing Scripture


ReflectSummary

My Bible and IWe’ve traveled together, my Bible and I,Through all kinds of weather, with smile or with sigh,In sorrow or sunshine, in tempest or calm,Thy friendship unchanging, my lamp and my psalm.

We’ve traveled together, my Bible and I,When life had grown weary, and death e’en was nigh,But all through the darkness of mist and of wrong,I found thee a solace, a prayer, and a song.

So now who shall part us, my Bible and I,Shall ism, or schism, or new lights that try?Shall shadow for substance or stone for good breadSupplant its sound wisdom, give folly instead?

Ah, no my dear Bible, revealer of light,Thou sword of the spirit, put error to flight;And still through life’s journey, until my last sigh,We’ll travel together, my Bible and I.

• To answer a person with the Word we need to understand the words weuse from the Scriptures.

• Search out the meanings of the words in the Scriptures.

• As we seek understanding of the words angels and the Holy Spirit willassist us.

• Each word in Scripture is important.

• Do page 7 from the booklet, Bible Study. This will continue to teach youhow to define the words in the Bible.


“Feasting

On God’s Word”“Where have you been reading

this morning, uncle?’

“Well, Sandy,” said the oldman, “I have been getting a wonder-ful feast yesterday and today out ofthe last two verses of the eighthchapter of Romans.”

“And have you not read anymore than these two verses in twodays?” asked Sandy, with a littlesurprise.

“O surely, surely,” said theuncle. “I have been going over thebreadth of the surface elsewhere,but I have been trying to sink amine down there at the end of Ro-mans. And I’m not down at the bignuggets yet. You see, I do the samething with these verses that I dowith these special homemade coughdrops your good aunt made for me. Iam having trouble with my lungsand these cough drops ease mycoughing spells. There is nothingbad in them, just something tosoothe the tickle in my throat. Marynow and then puts one of them inher mouth, but she gives it just a

chew or two and it is all gone. But Ilay mine in my cheek and let italone. That way it slowly melts anddoes me good for half a day. Did youknow that many people do the samething with the Bible? They gallopover a chapter and it’s done; butthat seems like a waste to me. I liketo take a sweet passage and sup onit—a verse or a word, maybe—and‘let it lie in my cheek and melt,’ andfill my soul with its sweetness, for aday or a week or a month at a time.”Did you ever try this way of feastingon God’s Word?


“Preciousnessof theBible”

Long ago, there was ahumble old man in the WestIndies who lived quite a longdistance from a certain mission-ary. But the man was exceed-ingly interested in learning toread the Bible, so he made thelong trip to the missionary regu-larly for a lesson. He was notmaking much progress in learn-ing to read, so his teacher, al-most disheartened, finally hintedhis fears that his labors would belost, and asked the man, “Hadyou not better give up trying?”“no, massa, me die;” replied thehumble man, and pointing hisfinger to John 3:16 (“God soloved the world, that he gave hisonly begotten Son, that whoso-ever believeth in him should notperish, but have everlasting life”),he said with touching emphasis,“It is worth all de labor, to beable to read dat one singleverse.”


Mark Your BiblePower of the Word

1. All the power of God is in HisWord.

Hebrews 4:12 – “For the word ofGod is quick, and powerful, andsharper than any two edged sword,piercing even to the dividing asun-der of soul and spirit, and of thejoints and marrow, and is a dis-cerner of the thoughts and intents ofthe heart.”

2. God’s Word, hidden in theheart, will shield from sin.

Psalm 119:11 – “Thy word have Ihid in mine heart, that I might notsin against thee.”

3. Jesus used the Word to resistSatan’s temptations.

Matthew 4:8-11 – “Again, the deviltaketh him up into an exceedinghigh mountain, and sheweth him allthe kingdoms of the world, and theglory of them; And saith unto him,All these things will I give thee, ifthou wilt fall down and worship me.Then saith Jesus unto him, Get theehence, Satan: for it is written, Thoushalt worship the Lord thy God, andhim only shalt thou serve. Then the

devil leaveth him, and behold, an-gels came and ministered unto him.”

3. God’s Word is healing.

Psalm 107:20 – “He sent his word,and healed thee, and delivered themfrom their destructions.”

4. There is creative power inGod’s Word.

Psalm 33:6 – “By the word of theLord were the heavens made; andall the host of them by the breath ofhis mouth.”

5. God’s Word has life-sustainingpower in it.

Deuteronomy 8:3 – “And hehumbled thee and suffered thee tohunger, and fed thee with manna,which thou knewest not, neither didthy fathers know; that he mightmake thee know that man doth notlive by bread only, but by every wordthat proceedeth out of the mouth ofthe Lord doth man live.”

“Much wisdomoften goes with fewest words.”

—Sophocles


“Seek Us a Book”“Go seek a Book! Oh go seek a

Book! let us not go back empty!”This was the plea of a Bechuanawoman in South Africa, whobrought her boy to Dr. Moffat ask-ing for a copy of the Bible which hehad translated into Bechuana. Thetwo had walked fifteen miles insearch of the missionary, but whenthey found him, he only shook hishead and said:

“There is not a Bible left.”

“I once borrowed a copy,” thewoman said. “But the owner has

A young man in Argentinawho possessed a Bible that his fa-ther had given him, became en-gaged to a girl from another faith.Her confessor informed her thatbefore she could marry, thebridegroom’s Bible must be burned.She told her fiance this ultimatum,so the young man very reluctantlytook his Bible, and as he had notcourage to burn it, left it on a rub-

come and taken it away and now Isit with my family sorrowful be-cause we have no Book to talk to us.My boy here can read and he isteaching me to read. We live farfrom anyone else, and we have notone to teach us but the Book. So myboy reads to us and I pray. Oh,” sheadded, “go seek a Book! Oh father,Oh elder brother, go seek a book forus! Surely there is one to be found.Let us not go back empty.”

When Dr. Moffat at last got acopy for them, both the lad and hismother greatly rejoiced.

On

A Rubbish Heapbish heap. A woman passing therubbish heap saw a book whichlooked new, took it home with her,examined it. She said, “from thatmemorable day all of us have readit, and the reading has resulted inthe conversion of several of ourfamily.” She was thankful that shehad been led to pass by that rubbishheap and to secure such a treasure.

“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet,

and a light unto my path.“Psalm 119:105

Each booklet in the series,

“Designing Your Own School Program,”

is planned for a family to study together for their homeschool curriculum;

yet versatile enough to be used in the conventional classroom.

Learn the principles of the subject matter from the Scriptures;

discover more academic information;

then apply it to your daily life.

Other titles in the language series are available

in the following subjects:

1 – What is Language?

2 – Your Bible, The Word

3 – History of the Word

4 – Understanding the Word

5 – The Word Explains Words

6 – Books Full of Words

7 – Pure Words

8 – Figurative Words

9 – Synonyms, Homonyms, and Antonyms

10 – Development of Words (Prefixes, Suffixes, Root Words)

Mark 4:29

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