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Parental Duties, Instruction Of Children: The Training Of Children
As Alexander the Great attained to have such a *puissant army,
whereby he conquered the world, by having children born and brought up
in his camp, whereby they became so well acquainted and exercised with
weapons from their swaddling clothes, that they looked for no other
wealth or country but to fight; even so, if thou wouldst have thy
children either to do great matters, or to live honestly by their own
virtuous endeavors, thou must acquaint them with painstaking in their
youth, and so bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.
--Cawdray
*Puissant means: mighty, powerful. For many, I fear, this word does
not fit into the category of "words easy to be understood" which Paul
advised Christians to use. --D. V. M.
