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Applying-an-Authentic-Interpretation

Applying-an-Authentic-Interpretation

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“Applying-an-Authentic-Interpretation”. Released: 2018.

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Magi, wise men from the east, saw a star. If they Magi, wise men from the east, saw a star. If they had already possessed everything they needed, they never would have left their homeland. But they felt a need. So they journeyed until they found the One they lacked. Many parents and teachers feel that something is lacking in the world of education today. Perhaps there are some lost tools of education that the ancients knew that can now meet our needs. Sara Timothy is a homeschool teacher, founder of a school, and a writer. Years ago she found what she was looking for. It turns out that only one lost tool was needed. Read or listen to Sara Timothy as she revisits the question of Charlotte Mason and the classical tradition and reveals the lost tool. Find her inspiring and original piece at the profile link. @artmiddlekauff
“No parent/home/child/teacher/school has an all- “No parent/home/child/teacher/school has an all-round 100 percent wholeness. We all have limitations and problems. But I must never think it is all or nothing. Perhaps I’d like to live in the country, but I don’t. Well, maybe I can get the family to a park two times a week, and out to the country once every two weeks. Maybe I have to send my child to a not-so-good school. Well, maybe we can read one or two good books together aloud. If you can’t give them everything, give them something.” (Susan Schaeffer Macaulay, For the Children’s Sake, p. 156) @tessakeath
Luke 11 ends with three verses unique to Luke. “ Luke 11 ends with three verses unique to Luke. “In this paragraph,” writes Ralph Earle, “we see the animosity of the Pharisees at its unreasonable worst. As Jesus left the house, the scribes and the Pharisees began to harass Him, trying to provoke Him to say something for which they could get Him into trouble. They were lying in wait for Him, to catch something out of his mouth… The verb catch means literally ’to hunt.’” But as Charlotte Mason observed, Jesus was not afraid of this hunt. Whether in a storm of wind and rain, or a storm of angry men, Christ would go “His way majestic through.” Read or hear Charlotte Mason’s portrayal of Christ’s serenity in the face of trouble at the profile link. @artmiddlekauff . . . . . . . . . #charlottemasonpoetry #thesaviouroftheworld #saviouroftheworld #prayer #thedisciple #charlottemasonliving #charlottemasonirl #charlottemason #biblelessons #charlottemasonbiblelessons #gospelofluke #thepharisees #serenity 🖼️: Christ and the Pharisees by Lawrence W. Ladd
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