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two cents each; or for twenty copies, forty
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NEW QUESTION BooK--ad VOLUME.
Just published the second roLume of the
New- England Sabbath School Question
Book. In the preparation OF this work.
great care has been taken to follow those
portions of the sacred text which have
been selected for the lessons, without The
introduction of other subjects, or the dis
traction Of the mind Of the scholar, by
frequent illusions to other parts of the sa-
cred writings-the design being to enable
him to form habits Of close, accurate, and
thorough scriptural investigation.
The following are few of the MANY
notices of the LIST volume, which have
been introduced into all The schools Of the
denomination in this city, and generally
throughout the New-Engl gland States and
elsewhere
| We believe no book of the kind, IS
better calculated to lead the teacher and
his class to . correct, clear, simple and
harmonious knowledge of the Bible
When necessary, the simple doctrines
have been brought out to the comprehen.
sion Of the child. The practical applica-
ton OF these doctrines and precepts, must
follow from judicious and faithful use Of
the book. Hence the happiest results
may be expected. We cheerfully rec
ommend the work to the churches, super
inIendents, and teachers of all our Sab
bath schools; believing that its introduc-
ton will give new impulse to those who
study the Bible, and aid those who in
: struct We hope the author will not Law
aside his pen till we hear from him
again -Ch Waterman
: Il have had the pleasure of perusing
: this work just from the press of the New
7 England S. S Union. Il is a valuable
| addition to the books already in use. In
e some respects it is unlike any book of the
e kind within my acquaintance Ii is de-
: cidedly superior. What [ regard as its
e chief excellence is the direetness and i,s.
/ dividuality Of the questions. 1t NAV
: perhaps be thought that the personality Of
u the questions will intimidate, or prove re-
II pugnant, but the reading of the book will
l. remove such reflection. The authors
happy tact TO address the heart and con
# science, most powerfully, and not offend
70 is here manifest. If those who use III,
a book shall endeavor to catch his shirt
J. and aim at The conversion of the soul
If while they pour light in upon the under
r. standing, the result cannot but be joyous.
.. Ztoa's Advocate.
70 Il heartily approve the plan and execu
IS ton of the New-England Sabbath Schoo
8. Question Book, and believe that IFS Us
will greatly Tighten the labor of the teach
er. and enhance the profit OF The pupil
a. Howard Malcolm.
ne Having carefully examined the New
n England Sabbath School Question Bool
o | feel great satisfaction in recommend
Is ing it as one of the best books OF III
. Kind have ever seen; and admirabl
70 adapted to aid both teacher and pupil
: ~ the acquisition and application Of scri,
" ture truth.'-C. o. Kimbau.
. Extract from letter from superintendent IN M
ne The n. T.. ). 5. Question Book is hipI
e- ly approved among US, particularly Il
es the opportunity it affords the teacher
nd address his scholars personally poi
IN which we view to be Of great importanc,
Price 81 so per dozen-SI2 per hun
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