LEWIS AND THE "LIONS"

[Of Special Interest to Children]

Lewis had gone to the Christian Science Sunday School for three years. There he had been told of God's constant love and protection. He had learned the Ten Commandments, the law God gave His people through their leader, Moses. And he had learned the Beatitudes, the rules Christ Jesus gave us to live by.

Lewis liked best of all the stories of great people in the Bible, which were told from time to time in the Lesson-Sermons in the Christian Science Quarterly. One of these was of Daniel in the den of lions. Daniel's enemies got the king to issue a decree that for thirty days no one should pray to any god or man, except the king.

Daniel, however, remained true to his God, kneeling in prayer three times a day as had been his custom. Because he defied the decree, Daniel was thrown one day into the den of lions. But on the following morning he was found to be unhurt.

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