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Jesus concludes His parable of the lost sheep by s Jesus concludes His parable of the lost sheep by sharing about the “joy in heaven over one sinner who repents.” Then He tells a second parable, this time about a lost coin. He concludes again by stressing the joy in heaven “over one sinner who repents.” “Is there any significant difference between the two parables?” asks D. L. Bock. “At their most basic level they make the same point. The second parable, however, stresses the search a little more than the first. Recovering a lost sinner can take diligent effort. But the effort is worth it when the lost is found. Sinners should know that God is diligently looking for them. Disciples should diligently engage in the search for sinners on behalf of the Master they serve. Jesus provides a clear example for us to follow. Finding lost ‘sheep’ and missing ‘coins’ is a disciple’s priority. Jesus involved himself with sinners; so should disciples.” Charlotte Mason also saw a difference between the two parables. Read or hear her unique perspective at the profile link. @artmiddlekauff 🖼️: The Lost Drachma by James Tissot . . . . . . . . . #charlottemasonpoetry #thegoodshepherd #thelostsheep #Jesusisthegoodshepherd #themissingcoin #thesaviouroftheworld #knowledgeofGod #saviouroftheworld #dummelow #thegospelhistory #thedisciple #forthechildrenssake #charlottemasonliving #charlottemasonirl #charlottemason #thepaschalmystery #charlottemasonbiblelessons #charlottemasonhomeschool #thegospelofluke
July 21-31 nature journal spread. Hoping for bette July 21-31 nature journal spread. Hoping for better outdoor weather in August. How are you faring? @rbaburina . . . . . . . . . #naturenotebook #sketchnature #brushdrawing #botanicaldrawing #naturewalk #naturesketchbook #naturejournal #watercolornature
Trading crochet tips and tricks with grandma! We Trading crochet tips and tricks with grandma! We came for a visit with my mother-in-law. We live about 2200 km away. And grandma and Serafina got to spend a bunch of time crafting together. Serafina taught grandma how to make a crochet magic circle (which she had never heard of, in her decades and decades lived with crochet hook in hand) and grandma taught Serafina how to make this pretty edging: “you just crochet backwards, from left to right instead of right to left!” If anyone knows what this stitch is called, let me know. Swipe to see it! What a blessing to have intergenerational knowledge being passed down. What do you or your kids do with grandparents or with other lovely seniors who give of their time? @antonella.f.greco . . . . . . . . . #makersgonnamake #crochetingwithchildren #crocheting #handicrafts #charlottemasonhandicrafts #grandparents #charlottemason #charlottemasonpoetry #intentionalparenting #lifelonglearners #simplicityparenting #thisishowwehomeschool #childhoodunplugged #crochet #handmade #crochetlover #ourmakerlife
“I have throughout spoken of ‘Relations,’ an “I have throughout spoken of ‘Relations,’ and not of ‘Interests,’” writes Charlotte Mason, “because interests may be casual, unworthy, and passing.” Hence “Education is the Science of Relations,” not the “Science of Interests.” As home educators, we can for the most part ensure that the “relations” we cultivate in our children are worthy. We can ensure that the banquet is full of riches. We can even ensure that the relations are not “casual” — we can make these riches a serious part of our curriculum and family routine. But if the relations we attempt to cultivate in our children are to be more than mere “interests,” they cannot be merely “passing.” And it seems to me we have little control over that. We just have to wait and see if our work of educating has stood the test of time. On a recent nature walk with my daughter, a CM homeschool graduate, we spotted a bird on the other side of the small lake. I suspected it was a crane, but with a brief and discriminating glance through the binoculars, my daughter calmly declared, “No, it’s a blue heron.” No fanfare, no ceremony, no celebration. Just a little bit of evidence for me, that here was a relation and not an interest. @artmiddlekauff . . . . . . . . . #eyesandnoeyes #charlottemasonnaturestudy #educationisthescienceofrelations #scienceofrelations #naturewalk #charlottemasonliving #charlottemasonpoetry #backyardbirds #birdstalking #spreadingthefeast #educationisalife #birdwatching #Godinnature #vitaminN #childhoodunplugged #charlottemasonlife #runwildmychild #1000hoursoutside #charlottemasonforall #exploringnaturewithchildren #livingeducation #charlottemasonirl #charlottemasongraduate #homeschoolgraduate #homeschoolgrad #blueheron
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