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A.h. sweet mystery of life," says our young Sherlock. Youngsters are naturally curious. Though their methods may be simplistic. their lack of refinement is overshadowed by an overabundance of determination. Repeatedly, we hear. "Why?" That is how a child learns...by asking one who knows. As the child grows to adulthood, the questions become more difficult and the answers more elusive. Where does one go? Most solutions are found through experience and in the w ritten word. It has been said that children live what they learn. If their experience has been to learn of God's wisdom and love at an early age. they w ill likely search His Word for answers to more complex issues as an adult. In Matthew 7:7. we read..."Seek, and you will find: knock, and it w ill be opened to \ ou." Seek God this Sabbath in your local church or s\ nagogue. Ask the One Who knows. Scriptures Selected by The American Bible See ety CcDvriaht 199J Keister-Wilhams Newspaper Services P O Bo* 8005 Charlottesville vA 22906
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