Heroic Lives in Universal Religion; a Manual for Religious Instruction in Junior Grades, for Pupils Eleven Years of Age
Heroic Lives in Universal Religion; a Manual for Religious Instruction in Junior Grades, for Pupils Eleven Years of Age
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The city of CsBsarea, near Jerusalem, was a place where many Christians lived. What must have been their consternation when one day the governor sent 236 Heroic Lives in Universal Religion out a decree that everyone who refused to worship the Roman idols would be killed!
Now there were three kinds of Christians. First, those who were very strong and brave, so brave that they were ready to die for their Christ at any moment.
Second, those who longed to be brave, yet were, oh, so afraid that if t...hey were taken to the executioner's stand they would not have the courage to die. And Ubirdf those who, when they were about to be killed denied the Christ and saved their lives. That was what the Roman persecutors demanded. If a Christian declared that he believed in the Roman idols and did not believe in Jesus they spared his life. This third kind were called apostates, or those who denied.
In Csesarea there lived a girl named Dorothea. Her family belonged to the nobilty of the city. She was gentle and frail and trembled at the thought of pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The city of CsBsarea, near Jerusalem, was a place where many Christians lived. What must have been their consternation when one day the governor sent 236 Heroic Lives in Universal Religion out a decree that everyone who refused to worship the Roman idols would be killed!
Now there were three kinds of Christians. First, those who were very strong and brave, so brave that they were ready to die for their Christ at any moment.
Second, those who longed to be brave, yet were, oh, so afraid that if t...hey were taken to the executioner's stand they would not have the courage to die. And Ubirdf those who, when they were about to be killed denied the Christ and saved their lives. That was what the Roman persecutors demanded. If a Christian declared that he believed in the Roman idols and did not believe in Jesus they spared his life. This third kind were called apostates, or those who denied.
In Csesarea there lived a girl named Dorothea. Her family belonged to the nobilty of the city. She was gentle and frail and trembled at the thought of pain.
What to read after Heroic Lives in Universal Religion; a Manual for Religious Instruction in Junior Grades, for Pupils Eleven Years of Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Ross Vail to read onlineMoreLess
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