The Pastor's Son by William W. Walter
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mechanism discovered the solution without any trouble. It may be so
in this case, you or I may say just the thing that will clear up this seeming mystery." "I know that such things have happened, but I would hardly presume to be able to say anything in regard to the Bible that your father has not thought of years ago." Walter did not wish to say anything more on this subject at present, but it had occured to him that if his father had been taught wrong in regard to creation, most likely he had also been mis-taught in regard to the rest of the Bible, for he reasoned that if he started to explain the Bible from the wrong standpoint, that is materially, instead of spiritually, he would necessarily be in error as to the truth of all the teachings of the Bible. CHAPTER VII THE SECOND LESSON It was not long before his mother had finished her work. She then said, "Come, Walter, I am ready now to go to the library." They both entered and found Mr. Williams waiting for them with the Bible open in his hand. He looked up at them as soon as they appeared and said, "I suppose the great question before the class to-night is |
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