...that such a thought ever entered the mind of a human being? especially of a parent ! What ! in that beauty of childhood and youth, in that open brow,...arms and said, " Of such is the kingdom of heaven 1 " la the child, who, as you relate to him a story of suffering or generosity, listens with a tearful...

...character, (and see if the two are consistent with each other,) who when on earth took little children in his arms and said of such is the kingdom of heaven, and who taught all who would enter heaven, that they must become as little children ; thus making childhood,...

...which it is beautifully calculated to impress. — When our blessed Redeemer took the little children in his arms and said, "Of such is the kingdom of heaven," — he added solemnly to his disciples, " Verily I say unto you, whosoever shall not receive the kingdom...

...believing ; therefore infants cannot be saved. " When our blessed Redeemer took the little children in his arms, and said, ' of such is the kingdom of heaven,' he added solemnly to his disciples, ' Verily I say unto you, whosoever shall not receive the kingdom...

...such a thought ever entered the mind of a human being ? especially that of a parent ! What! in that beauty of childhood and youth, in that open brow,...is the kingdom of heaven ? " Is the child, who, as yon relate to him a story of suffering or generosity, listens with a tearful or kindling eye and a...

...character, (and see if the two are consistent with each other,) who when on earth took little children in his arms and said of such is the kingdom of heaven, and who taught all who would enter heaven, that they must become as little children ; thus making childhood,...

...care of the state. St. Paul evinced a tender regard for children. • And the Great TEACHER took them in his arms and said : " Of such is the kingdom of heaven." Locke says : " Of all mankind, we make nine parts in ten, of what they are, good or bad, by their education...

...as to what our Lord meant when he spoke of ' my congregation,' the fact that he took little children in his arms and said, ' of such is the kingdom of heaven,' would at once remove the doubt. Is it then to be wondered at, that the Messiah, followed by his disciples,...

...melting story of the Cross, or the touching recital of that blessed scene, when he took little children in his arms and said, "Of such is the kingdom of heaven." , Mrs. Hanworth, who, during her stay at Mr. Lowell's, had become considerably attached to the eldest,...

...never complained. How could he1 He believed in God the Father, and in him who took little children in his arms and said, "Of such is the kingdom of heaven." His own health at one time began to decline. An affection of the chest rendered it necessary for him...