Con i bambini di Domenica, attraverso eye-gate, e orecchio-gate verso la città dei bambini-anima . l'moraldarkness che è nel mondo, è Gesù Cristo che vive in loro andshines attraverso di loro, che li rende buono e santo e conseguen temente a una sorgente di luce e di benedizione per tutte le informazioni su di essi. Domande.-Che cosa Cristo chiama se stesso? Qual è la fonte di thelight del mondo naturale? Fa splendere il sole dalla sua luce? Themoon non brillano per la propria luce, o non riflettono la luce del sole? Che cosa è thesource di luce visualizzata quando il carbone e legno e altre sostanze vengono bruciati?.fa al
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With the children on Sundays, through eye-gate, and ear-gate into the city of child-soul . up the moraldarkness that is in the world, it is Jesus Christ who lives in them andshines through them, that makes them good and holy, and conse-quently a source of light and blessing to all about them. Questions.—What does Christ call Himself? What is the source of thelight of the natural world? Does the sun shine by its own light? Does themoon shine by its own light, or does it reflect the light of the sun? What is thesource of light displayed when coal and wood and other substances are burned?.Does all natural light come from the sun? Who is the source of our spirituallight and knowledge ? Are the Church and Christian people lights in the world ?Do they shine of their own goodness like the sun, or are they like the moon inthat they reflect the divine light ? Does any person have the power in himself tobe good? Where does this power to be good come from? Does Christ want usto shine as lights in the world? Are we to let our lights shine to glorify our-selves, or to glorify Christ?. CMB LANTERNS. THE BEST LIGHT FOR OUR PATH. Suggestions—A lantern of any kind may be used. If one of the old-fashioned tin lanterns, perforated with holes through which the light was toshine, is available it would add greatly to the curiosity and interest of the chil-dren, although these are now very rare, as they were in use a half century ago. After driving to church, and after preaching by the children and thereading of the following sermon on lanterns, a few Japanese lanterns—one foreach of the children—would enable the parents to form a little torchlight pro-cession (although no lighted candles need be in the lanterns). After marchingthrough the different rooms, give the children a talk upon the conditions existingin heathen lands like China and Japan, and the changes which are being wroughtthrough the introduction of Christianity and the work of the missionaries. 1DO not believe that t
