The Daily Pathway (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Excerpt from The Daily Pathway

T HE marching days are beckoning us on in their train, yet though they never arrest their progress, we sometimes sit down by the wayside to watch and chronicle their passing. The familiar talks which are included in this volume were originally written for the columns of The American Messenger, where they have had their first appearance. They touch in simple style and modest intention on some phases of the life of every day as it is lived in the household. Perhaps they will be best fit into the leisure of the Sabbath afternoon, when tasks are done, and the family group are gathered in the pleasant seclusion of the rest-day that the Father's love has made a gift to his children, week by week. In the hope that they may do good in an unobtrusive fashion, they are sent on their way to another audience of friends and neighbors.

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