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CHAPTER V. F ‘ ale the Fess—The Homeward Joureey—The Mine Jeous—The Search for Him—His Parents Find in the Tem: ip ~~" at ta 4. The great Feast of the Pasch was ended Jazarencs were aries toward their homes. sad the N 2. they were in Samari id : i Ma en hed ee te oy ria, and Mary said: Where is my son? . Juseph sought anon: their ki ; i “ay to Gale but they had ween bien eel who were co their . Then Juseph, Mary and a sai of Zebedee trough at Jesusalem, tat could find hin not, returned and soughe vel Ranier the guards had they seen jesus, a little boy The yuard o In i i the , e guar repel yes, he is an the temple sow disputing with ~ And they went in aud found him as the j stens? 1 Amd Mary sad Gos. Jesus, why do erty or paren 2 La, we have sett twee days dur vou. We feared that some . erm bad overtaken you. ; ‘ “ent Father's And Jesus sad. Bo soufnot know thar] oust be sbout my 10, But he went arcund , doctor the Hi and said. J trust that we met coun hand of every “ Narereth 4 then he went forth with his parents on their ! i and when they reached their hame he wrought wi “Jourph * = alia “th J 2. Ome day as he was bringing f " of the anid neh tein ng af the ones ve handle ein ‘he worlabop weet things are made of thought and where we tall a V4.0 We use the squar the crouked slaves ui ae ¢ tw Measure all our lines, to straighten vut mere . way, and make the comers of our conduct + We use the compass to draw the ci around and ee keen them in the bounds of righiecuseee mur eeen axt ' parts nd aie the character aynuperricel notty, useless and ungainl t4. We use ihe | i wnt! it is a part of every part. Seive boame the truth, andl pound i in 1& We use the plane to duet. ' smuoth the rough, . Joint, and block and beard slat yu to build the temple for the truth. 19. The chisel, line, im the workslicp of the und. unmet end the saw bave all their uses 2. And then this ladder with its love; ua it we climb up te abe trinity of steps, faith, hupe. and punty in bite. THE DIVINE INSTRUCTIONS it 21. And on the twelve-step ladder, we ascend entil we reach the race of thet which life is spent to busiid—the Temple of Perfeceed CHAPTER V1. LIFE AND WORKS OF JESUS IN INDIA AMONG THE MOSLEMS 1. A roval prince of India, Ravanna in the South, was met of the jewish Feast. 2 Ravanna was a man of wealth and he was just. and with a hand of Hrahinic priests sect whrdom in the west. 3. When Jesus stood among the Jewish priests and read aad spoke. Ravanna leard and was amazed. 4. And when he asker who Jesus was, fron whence he came, and what be wa:, Chief Hilell said: 5. We call this the day star irom on high, fur he has come to fring to men a light, the light of life. tu lighten up the way ul men and redeem his people of Israci. 6. Anil Hilell cold Ravanna all cbout the child; about the propiee- Ges concerning him: about ihe wonders uf the night when he was bora) aleut the visit of the dlagian priests. 7 Abait the way in whch be evil men, shout his flight to Egyptland, and how he then was serving with bus father as a carpenter in Nazareth. . 4 Ravanna was entranced. and asked to know the way %0 Nazareth, that he nugkt gu and henor such a ane as sn uf Allah 9. And with his gorgeuus train he journeyed and came to Nazareth of Caliee. 10. He fuund the ubject of his search engaged im building dwell- ings fur the sons of men. 11. Aw whee he Girt saw Jesus he was climbing up a twelve step ladder, and he carried mv his hands a compass, spare and ax. 12. Ravxanna said. All hail, most favered son of heaven! 13. And at the inn Kavanoa made a feast ior all the people of the town; and Jesus and hus parents were the honored puesta. 14. Vor ceaam dics Navanna was # guest in jJorews home o8 Marmion Vay; he sougut ‘2 team the secret of the wisdum of ine 20x, but is was all too great for lum. 15. And then he asked tiat he suzht bs the patron of the child, might take him to the cast, where he could learn the wisdom of the Brohns. 16. And Jesus longed to go, that he might learn; and alter mummy days his parents gave conseot. 17, ‘Then. with proud heart, Ravanna, with his tran, began the journey towa-d the msing sun; and after unany days they crossed the sand and reached the providence of Orissa, and ibe palace of the priace. 19. The Brahmic priests were glad to welaine howe the prsece; with favor they received the Jewish boy. was protected frum the wrath of a ee ae. as a Wie Pk aches adie a R t t :