Little Daisy and the Swearing Class - Bible Study Homeschool

Ralph Bouma

ISBN 10: 1583390545 / ISBN 13: 9781583390542

Published by Triangle Press, 1990

About this Item

Triangle Press has undertaken the rewriting of classics into children's language and modern English. Each of these classics, which teach character, exalt Christ, and honor God's word in a refreshing manner not found in more modern books, will teach your child a distinct character building Godly principal. This "Character Building Series" emphasizes strong Christian principals without denominational beliefs. Triangle Press strives to offer the general public material which only reflects the Word of God, and therefore can be read by every Christian regardless of denominational preference. Gentle Daisy's parents were supposed dead from a disaster at sea while she was very young. Though she lived in an ungodly house, Daisy didn't forget her upbringing in the Lord's commands. While selling flowers on a street corner, her childlike rebuke brought General Forster to see the sin of taking God's name in vain, and he adopted the sweet child. Daisy goes on to teach young and old the downfalls of breaking the third commandment, while the Forsters search for the true parents of the apparent orphan.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Little Daisy and the Swearing Class - Bible Study Homeschool
• Publisher: Triangle Press
• Publication Date: 1990
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1583390545
• ISBN 13: 9781583390542
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Used

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Synopsis

Daisy's parents were thought to have died when she was a little girl, from a disaster on the high seas. And so, although gentle little Daisy now lived in an ungodly home, she had not forgotten how her parents had brought her up in the Lord. One feature of life she had never experienced in her home with her parents was foul language. While trying to make some income by selling flowers on a street corner, Daisy heard much awful talk from the people who passed by. One day, her tender, childlike rebuke to a man named General Forster, deeply touched his heart. He came to understand the sinfulness of taking God's name in vain. The changes in General Forster were huge! But could Daisy have ever imagined that one day, this changed man would adopt her as his very own daughter? What a wonderful and merciful outcome the Lord had in store for her! Daisy and her story will teach young and old to not break the third commandment, 'Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.'