Remember the days when you were a child, running around with apparently an unlimited supply of energy with our young minds jumping around from one thing to another to for an extended period of time one would think we never could focus on anything for an extended period of time. Yet, at the same time, our young minds absorbed things like a sponge.
If we came from a Christian home, our young minds enthralled by the biblical stories we heard had been able to comprehend biblical teachings which our parents might have had a difficult time in comprehending since they’ve probably forgotten what they’d been taught as a child.
According to scripture, you as a parent have commanded several times by the Lord to teach your children; and a few examples can be found be Deuteronomy 4:9-10, 6:7, Joshua 4:22, and Proverbs 22:6. And to do so is for the Lord should be looked as an honor to obey Him as you’re answering the higher calling he’s given you.
However, the truth be said, many parents are unfortunately ill-equipped to adequately answer this calling which the Lord has given them, and must seek some guidance from a qualified mentor. Luckily for them there’s Charles H, Spurgeon of Blessed Memory [1834-1892] who this book, which is still being published today with an updated, modern English text, and a testament to the worthiness of what the book has to offer well over a hundred years later.
Come Ye Children, is also a testament for the Lord, for He too has taken under the task of promising to teach His children as well; and as proof, you just need to check out the scriptural word which can be found in Psalm 132:12, Isaiah 54:13, and Psalm 34:11.
And although the author is no longer alive to see this, I’ve given his book the 5 STARS this reviewer is giving this book today. ( )