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Gems from the Mines of Scripture

Cornelius Hanko·1982-01-01

The tree stands tall and stately with its widely splayed branches, its leaves sparkling in the sunlight as the gentle breezes rustles them. Many years ago a little sprout stirred from the depths of the soil, from the decaying body of a forest patriarch. Protected in infancy by the leafy boughs of ot

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Mercy – What the Lord of Trees Has Meant Me to Be

Tom Bergman·1996-10-01

I have leaves growing up to the sunshine, And the fruit that I bear is a sign Of the life in me. I am shade from the hot summer sundown. I am nest for the birds of the heaven. Im becoming what the Lord of trees  Has meant me to be— A strong, young tree.” ❖ _____________________________________

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The Study of Art in our Schools

Antoinette Borduin·1957-09-01

After attempting to illustrate on the blackboard what should make up the drawing of a tree, I said, “Now sketch your tree.” On most of the papers the conventional tree appeared — a single straight trunk drawn to the bottom of the page with a clump of foliage on top. My next statement was, “Get on yo

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Christmas in Hoboken

Gise Vanbaren·1964-09-01

One lighted tree after another is spied—each one apparently prettier than the last (judging from those exclamations from the back seat). But even at that, home is best. There in the corner stand the nicest tree in the block. What fun the children had decorating it! Who would want to miss those shout

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Trees of the Bible Part 1: The Branch of Jesse

Tricia Mingerink·2018-12-01

Recently, I was reading an article that stated that trees were the most mentioned living creature in the Bible after humans. Doing some digging myself by looking up the words tree, forest, wood, branch, bough, oak, cedar, palm, and including items made from wood such as rod, staff, and cross, I foun

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Christmas Decorations

Richard Moore·1998-12-01

Certainly the season in which we remember with much thanksgiving the birth of Jesus as the gift of God, given us to deliver us from our sin is a time of joy and festive rejoicing for the church of Christ. And if we attribute no special spiritual significance to the tree, do not use it to teach about

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John’s Tree

Thelma Westra·2002-07-01

And God had made the soil, the sunshine and the rain And everything the tree required. ’Twas really very plain That his life and the tree’s life, both by God begun Were nourished every moment while their race on earth was run. Trees

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The Development of the Truth

Herman Hanko·1980-06-01

In the early history of the Church this tree of the truth was a very small sapling. Over the centuries, this sapling has continued to grow until it stands today as mighty oak so strong and sturdy that all the efforts of men to chop it down are unsuccessful. They dull and break a thousand axes, but t

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Winning Souls

Ronald Vanoverloop·1983-06-01

What does a tree do? It does several things for humans. It provides cooling and refreshing shade from the hot sun. It puts oxygen into our air to help us in our breathing. If it is a fruit tree, it gives us food to eat. In general, a tree does many good things for us. What about the Tree of Life? Th

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Early Life in the Evangelical Presbyterian Church

Philip Greatbatch·1994-02-01

It was very exciting to see a tree explode into a cloud of leaves and bark. But now I won’t allow my young son to hit a tree with a stick for fear of damage to the tree. We enjoyed many such adventures and cycled hundreds of miles on bikes in search of something different to do. The climate allowed