Answers to Section VI

B.
1. The moral and religious influences.
2. Green fields, groves, hills, blue sky.
3. The home of our first parents.
4. Communion with God through His created works.
5. Each home had some land.
6. Secluded; in the hills; sustained by honest, self-respecting labor; simplicity; daily conflict with difficulty and hardship; self-sacrifice, economy, and patient, gladsome service; the hour of study at His mother’s side, with the open scroll of Scripture; the quiet of dawn or twilight in the green valley; the holy ministries of nature; the study of creation anti providence; and the soul’s communion with God.
7. John the Baptist, Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, David, Elisha.
8. False, artificial.
9. Large cities.
10. Imperil.
11. Large cities.
12. By finding a retreat in the country.
13. Because they look upon their work as degrading employment and fail to see the blessings in it for themselves and their families.
14. Sunlight, good ventilation, good drainage, adequate heating.
15. Grassy lawn, shade trees, flowering shrubbery, fragrant blossoms.
16. Simplicity and good taste.
17. Keeping up with others, love of display.AH-SG 63.1