Letters of John Quincy Adams

Letters of John Quincy AdamsThese are the letters of John Quincy Adams to his ten year old son. Adams was, at the time of writing these letters, the Ambassador to Russia. Upon receiving word that his son was reading the Bible back home, he undertook this two year project of writing letters to him in order to instruct him in the Bible and encourage his own obedience to what he learned from it. Years later those letters were published in book form and distributed around the

These are the letters of John Quincy Adams to his ten year old son. Adams was, at the time of writing these letters, the Ambassador to Russia. Upon receiving word that his son was reading the Bible back home, he undertook this two year project of writing letters to him in order to instruct him in the Bible and encourage his own obedience to what he learned from it.
Years later those letters were published in book form and distributed around the country. I found the digitized version of that book and corrected , to the best of my ability, the errors that occular scanning often causes and set to print.
The value in the book is at least threefold: first, it gives us a view of one of our country's early leaders of the Bible and of Christianity in general, secondly, it is an insight in teaching children the Bible, and finally, there are great lessons for every Bible student in this book.