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Ellen G. White. Education
Education
Table of Contents
Foreword
Source and Aim of True Education
The Eden School
The Knowledge of Good and Evil
Relation of Education to Redemption
The Education of Israel
The Schools of the Prophets
Lives of Great Men
The Teacher Sent From God
An Illustration of His Methods
God in Nature
Lessons of Life
Other Object Lessons
Mental and Spiritual Culture
Science and the Bible
Business Principles and Methods
Bible Biographies
Poetry and Song
Mysteries of the Bible
History and Prophecy
Bible Teaching and Study
Study of Physiology
Temperance and Dietetics
Recreation
Manual Training
Education and Character
Methods of Teaching
Deportment
Relation of Dress to Education
The Sabbath
Faith and Prayer
The Lifework
Preparation
Co-operation
Discipline
The School of the Hereafter
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Ellen G. White
Published by Good Press, 2020
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By the distribution of the land among the people, God provided for them, as for the dwellers in Eden, the occupation most favorable to development--the care of plants and animals. A further provision for education was the suspension of agricultural labor every seventh year, the land lying fallow, and its spontaneous products being left to the poor. Thus was given opportunity for more extended study, for social intercourse and worship, and for the exercise of benevolence, so often crowded out by life's cares and labors. (p.44)
Were the principles of God's laws regarding the distribution of property carried out in the world today, how different would be the condition of the people! An observance of these principles would prevent the terrible evils that in all ages have resulted from the oppression of the poor by the rich and the hatred of the rich by the poor. While it might hinder the amassing of great wealth, it would tend to prevent the ignorance and degradation of tens of thousands whose ill-paid servitude is required for the building up of these colossal fortunes. It would aid in bringing a peaceful solution of problems that now threaten to fill the world with anarchy and bloodshed.
