Education

Foreword

First Principles

Chapter 1—Source and Aim of True Education

Chapter 2—The Eden School

Chapter 3—The Knowledge of Good and Evil

Chapter 4—Relation of Education to Redemption

Illustrations

Chapter 5—The Education of Israel

Chapter 6—The Schools of the Prophets

Chapter 7—Lives of Great Men

Daniel, an Ambassador of Heaven

True and Honest Men

Elisha, Faithful in Little Things

Moses, Powerful Through Faith

Paul, Joyful in Service

The Master Teacher

Chapter 8—The Teacher Sent From God

Chapter 9—An Illustration of His Methods

The Transforming Power of Christ

From Weakness to Strength

A Lesson in Love

Nature Teaching

Chapter 10—God in Nature

Chapter 11—Lessons of Life

The Law of Ministry

Sowing in Faith

Life Through Death

Chapter 12—Other Object Lessons

The Message of the Stars

A Lesson of Trust

The Bible as an Educator

Chapter 13—Mental and Spiritual Culture

Chapter 14—Science and the Bible

Chapter 15—Business Principles and Methods

Honest Business Dealings

Chapter 16—Bible Biographies

By Faith to Conquest

The Discipline of Suffering

The Testing of Job

Chapter 17—Poetry and Song

The Power of Song

Chapter 18—Mysteries of the Bible

Chapter 19—History and Prophecy

Chapter 20—Bible Teaching and Study

Physical Culture

Chapter 21—Study of Physiology

Chapter 22—Temperance and Dietetics

Diet and Mental Development

Chapter 23—Recreation

Chapter 24—Manual Training

Character Building

Chapter 25—Education and Character

Chapter 26—Methods of Teaching

Chapter 27—Deportment

Chapter 28—Relation of Dress to Education

Chapter 29—The Sabbath

Chapter 30—Faith and Prayer

Chapter 31—The Lifework

The Underteacher

Chapter 32—Preparation

Chapter 33—Co-operation

Chapter 34—Discipline

Meeting Life's Discipline

The Higher Course

Chapter 35—The School of the Hereafter

This classic work on education sets forth the unique and challenging idea that “the work of education and the work of redemption are one.” The ultimate goal of all learning should be to understand more about our Creator-Redeemer and to reflect that understanding in our personal lives. In her writings on this subject, Ellen White was concerned, not with details of curriculum or educational systems, but with great, guiding principles. The result is a penetrating look at the factors that make up true education in its broadest sense. The reader will find in these pages insights to guide not only parents, students, and teachers, but all who seek true education in the great school of life.

&ldquo;Consider ... the wondrous works of Him which is perfect in knowledge.&rdquo;

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Nature Teaching