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Description
The power of example can never be ignored, whether the subject be ancient or modern, sacred or profane. The great Master Teacher filled His soul-stirring lessons with examples, many of which He drew from the most familiar things around Him. The apostles likewise were skilled in the art of illustrating. After showing the tragic end of some rebellious Jews, Paul then added, "Now these things were our examples . . . ." (1 Cor. 10:6.)
The lessons in this booklet are built around examples—examples of young people, some of whom were wise and some of whom were foolish. On the one hand, we see the successes of those who walked with God; on the other hand, we see the failures, even tragedies, of those who tried to direct their own steps.
Thirteen lessons divided into two sections:
Part I: Some of God's Great Young People
- Introductory Lesson
- The Sterling Character of Joseph
- The Heart of David
- The Loyalty of Jonathan
- The Wisdom of Solomon
- The Unfeigned Faith of Timothy
- Comprehensive Review of Part I
- Samson, Whose Strength Was Changed to Weakness
- Rehoboam, Who Followed the Wrong Advice
- Absalom, Whose Greedy Ambition Broke His Father's Heart
- The Rich Young Ruler, Whose Trust Was in His Treasure
- The Prodigal Son, Who Finally "Came to Himself"
- Comprehensive Review of Part II
