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Lord’s family, the purchase of His blood.—
The Review and Herald,
August 26, 1884
. (
Fundamentals of Christian Education, 89, 90
.)
Meeting Obdurate Hearts and Perverse Dispositions—Our Re-
deemer had a broad comprehensive humanity. His heart was ever
touched with the known helplessness of the little child that is subject
to rough usage, for He loved children. The feeblest cry of human
suffering never reached His ear in vain. And everyone who assumes
the responsibility of instructing the youth will meet obdurate hearts,
perverse dispositions, and his work is to cooperate with God in restor-
ing the moral image of God in every child. Jesus, precious Jesus—a
whole fountain of love was in His soul.—
Christian Education, 149
(1893).
(
Fundamentals of Christian Education, 265
.)
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