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Identifier: joelboyofgalilee00john (find matches)
Title: Joel: a boy of Galilee
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Johnston, Annie F. (Annie Fellows), 1863-1931
Subjects: Jesus Christ Children's stories, American
Publisher: Boston, The Page Co
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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m. The man stood petrified with astonishment.At last he said bitterly, You but mock me, boy;at least leave me to my sorrow in peace. No ! cried Joel. « As the Lord liveth, Iswear it is the truth. Have you not heard thatMessiah has come ? I have followed Him up anddown the country, and know whereof I speak.At a word from Him the dumb sing, the blindsee, and the lame walk. I was lame myself, andHe made rne as you see me now. Joel drew himself up to his fullest height.Simon looked at him, completely puzzled. Why did you take the trouble to come andtell me that, — a poor despised leper ? he finallyasked. Because I want everybody else to be ashappy as I am. He cured me. He gave meback my strength. Then why should not myfeet be always swift to bring others to Him forthe same happy healing ? He Himself goesabout all the time doing good. I know there ishope for you, for I have seen Him cleanse lepers/ Simon trembled, as the full meaning of thehope held out to him began to make itself clear
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YOU BUT MOCK ME, BOY , THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR, LENOXTILDEN FOUNDATION JOEL : A BOY OF GALILEE. 185 to his confused mind: health, home, Esther,child, — all restored to him. It was joy too greatto be possible. Oh, if I could only believe it! he cried. Lazarus was raised when he had been fourdays dead. All Bethany can bear witness tothat, persisted Joel. The words poured out withsuch force and earnestness, as he described thescene, that Simon felt impelled to believe him. Where can I find this man ? he asked. Joel pointed down the rocky slope. Takethat road that leads into Bethany. Come earlyin the morning, and as we all pass that way, callto Him. He never refuses any who have faith tobelieve that He can grant what they ask. When Joel was half-way down the hill, heturned back. If He should not pass on themorrow, he said, do not fail to be there on thesecond day. We will surely leave here soon. Simon stood in bewilderment till the boy hadpassed down the hill; he began to fear

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  • booksubject:Jesus_Christ
  • booksubject:Children_s_stories__American
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  • bookcontributor:New_York_Public_Library
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