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Lesson 6 CCh-SG 27

Reading Assignment, pages 184-217 CCh-SG 27

35. An Appeal to Youth CCh-SG 27

1. How do young people shape their own destinies? (CCh 184.1)

  CCh-SG 27.1

2. Why do Christians find living a religious life so hard? (CCh 185.1)

  CCh-SG 27.2

3. Why is it that the heavenly character must be acquired on earth, or it can never be acquired at all? (CCh 186, 187.1)

  CCh-SG 27.3

4. What does Ellen White mean when she says, “The submission on our part must be proportionate to the gift of God”? (CCh 188.1)

  CCh-SG 27.4

36. The Proper Discipline and Education of Children CCh-SG 27

1. Identify the relationship between parents and the fruits of their children’s lives. (CCh 190, 191.1)

  CCh-SG 27.5

2. Give the title of the book on child psychology that Ellen White holds out as recommended reading for parents. (CCh 191.1)

  CCh-SG 27.6

3. How does Ellen White recommend that discipline should be carried out? (CCh 191, 192.1)

  CCh-SG 27.7

4. What can be the results of too severe training? (CCh 192.1)

  CCh-SG 27.8

5. How can the sin of permitting children to grow up in ignorance be remedied? (CCh 193-195.1)

  CCh-SG 27.9

6. What is the prescription for correcting children? (CCh 197.1)

  CCh-SG 28.1

Fill in the blanks: CCh-SG 28.2

7. “Parents, never _________; never tell an ________ in _________or in _____. If you want your child to be _____, be __ ___yourself.” (CCh 198.1) CCh-SG 28.3

8. What are the signs of strength, greatness, and nobility? (CCh 198.1)

  CCh-SG 28.4

9. What example does Ellen White give in dealing with her boys? (CCh 199, 200.1)

  CCh-SG 28.5

10. Describe the power of a mother’s prayers. (CCh 201.1)

  CCh-SG 28.6

11. How is courtesy looked upon by Ellen White? (CCh 201.1)

  CCh-SG 28.7

37. Christian Education CCh-SG 28

1. Describe in your own words the nature of true education. (CCh 202.1)

  CCh-SG 28.8

2. What is the duty of parents living in a place where there are but “a few Sabbath keepers”? (CCh 203, 204.1)

  CCh-SG 28.9

3. What course on the part of parents and their children sometimes brings “great harm” to the church and school? (CCh 204, 205.1)

  CCh-SG 28.10

4. When is the highest standard of manhood attained? (CCh 205, 206.1)

  CCh-SG 28.11

5. Which is more important in a teacher” his habits and principles or his literary attainments? (CCh 206, 207.1)

  CCh-SG 29.1

6. Why are the first eight or ten years of a child’s life most important? (CCh 207.1)

  CCh-SG 29.2

7. What important emphasis is needed to give proper balance in the education of the children? (CCh 208, 209.1)

  CCh-SG 29.3

8. What is one earnest, conscientious, faithful young man in school declared to be? (CCh 212.1)

  CCh-SG 29.4

9. Upon whom does much of the blame lie for the wild, reckless character that is seen in many of the youth today? (CCh 213.1)

  CCh-SG 29.5

38. The Call to Temperate Living CCh-SG 29

1. How sacredly should the health be guarded? Why?(CCh 214.1)

  CCh-SG 29.6

2. What is the ultimate goal of health reform?(CCh 214.1)

  CCh-SG 29.7

3. Why is the violation of natural law a moral issue?(CCh 214.1)

  CCh-SG 29.8

4. How intimate is the connection between health reform and the third angel’s message? (CCh 214.1)

  CCh-SG 29.9

5. What is one sure mark of conversion? (CCh 215, 216.1)

  CCh-SG 29.10

6. Explain the relationship of one’s state of mind to his physical well-being. (CCh 216.1)

  CCh-SG 29.11

7. Nine words contain God’s prescription for healing man’s ills. What are they? (CCh 217.1)

  CCh-SG 30.1

39. The Importance of Cleanliness CCh-SG 30

1. What is the function of each of the following? (CCh 218.1)
a.1) Good blood
b.1) External application of water
c.1) Exercise
d.1) Oxygen
e.1) Cleanliness CCh-SG 30.2