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The Dangers of Early Adolescence

P. DeBoer·1943-06-15

God has not willed that we should come into the world as mature men and women, ready to take a full- fledged place in life. Adam and Eve never had a childhood or youth. Their offspring, however, born into the world as helpless babes, must pass through a long period of growth and development before t

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Sundry Matters On Baptism

Gerald VandenBerg·1961-04-15

ADULT BAPTISM

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Rejoice in Your Youth (1)

Cornelius Hanko·1994-05-01

As a young man you are strong, muscular, capable of tasks expected of adults. As young women you have taken on the grace and attraction of bud unfolding. A sexual urge has awakened, and you are aware of and even attracted to the opposite sex. Mentally you have matured. You are an individual. You beg

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Thirteen

Thelma Westra·1997-04-01

What is 13? Thirteen is a special age! This is the age at which we really begin to mature. It is the threshold of adulthood. We have become something we’ve been waiting for: teenagers! No, the physical, psychological, and emotional upheaval does not suddenly occur on our 13th birthday. Some individu

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My parents said “NO”

Jason Kortering·1960-04-01

At times they regret to see their children grow up. Other things could be considered. We could consider the attitude of teenagers in general as, for example, the tendency to be self asserting, to live in an intense present, to be somewhat unstable in their judgment of matters, all due basically to t

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The Duty of the Christian Mother in the Training of Adolescent Youth (1)*

Herman Hoeksema·1999-05-10

Now, what is characteristic of that period of life? The general characteristic of that period is that it is an age of transition -- transition from childhood to manhood and womanhood. That is true from a threefold point of view. It is true in the first place physically. It is very plain at that age

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Parental Obligations with Respect to Protestant Reformed Secondary Education (2)

H C Hoeksema·1965-11-01

They are the years when the pupil is no longer a child, but not yet an adult. Crucial these years are, because they are in a special sense formative years. Years they are when the pupil more and more begins to think for himself, to be concerned with the reasons for things, to be concerned with the t

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Life Without Children

Michael DeVries·2006-11-15

Until very recently, the adult life course was thought to consist of two stages: parenthood and old age. Parenthood dominated the larger share of one's adult life. Old age occupied the lesser share. The years surrounding these two stages were transitional. Life before children was a brief time betwe

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Living Stones

George TenElshof·1947-09-01

By the time we are scarcely twenty-five years old we have matured physically and from then on begins the state of decomposition. We cease to grow. We have by that time all the teeth we will ever have (we may have even lost some). All our physical organs are fully developed. Out stature is set. Then

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Galatians 13 – 16

George C Lubbers·1955-10-01

Lesson XIV THE ADULTHOOD OF THE CHURCH IN THE NEW TESTAMENT DISPENSATION Galatians 4:1-7 1. These verses are really a continuation of the former verses, Gal. 3:23-29. They developed more fully and more completely the status of the church in the O. T. Dispensation in contrast with the status o