What Some Ministers Say of “Christ’s Object Lessons”
“CHRIST’S OBJECT LESSONS” is a revelation of the divine in and by nature. The reader is directed to look up from nature to nature’s God. The writer’s marvelous power of exposition in explaining the parables of Christ makes the book both instructive and morally beneficial. It is the only work I know of treating exclusively on the parables, and I regard it one of the best books in my library.
CYRUS SIMMONS,
Knoxville, Tenn.
“CHRIST’S OBJECT LESSONS” is a book that teaches Christianity in a broad sense. It teaches no definite religion. As such it may be read by any one with benefit. Wishing it every success for the good it may do, I am respectfully,
W. H. STEVENS,
Pastor Catholic Church,
Des Moines, Iowa.
The reading public is always eager to learn more of the Master, to see more clearly into his mission, and to gain a more comprehensive view of his teachings. When a book breathes into our lives new inspirations, awakens dormant powers, and enlarges our sphere of spiritual apprehension, it becomes both a companion and a light. Such indeed is “Christ’s Object Lessons.” It is an elucidation of the teachings of Christ, carried out in a masterly way.
Personally, I have got more pleasure from this little volume than from any other book for six months, and feel that I can honestly recommend the book to any one.
D. E. MURRAY,
Pastor M. E. Church,
Iroquois, S. D.
He who puts a good book into a home is a benefactor and a helper to the race. “Christ’s Object Lessons,” by Ellen G. White, is a good book, and will be a blessing to the homes of those who read and practice its precepts.
JAY W. SOMERVILLE,
Pastor Central M. E. Church,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
An aged sister in Chicago has sold twenty-five copies of “Christ’s Object Lessons.”
