enjoy all different kinds of fruits. We can also enjoy the shade of the trees and run on grass. We can work and play, participate in various sports, have barbecues and cookouts—all in lively and beautiful surroundings. Fall brings in the bountiful harvests, and the brilliant red, yellow, orange, and brown leaves. What a feast of colors! How pleasant it is to our sight! In the fall, we can enjoy an abundance of apples, pears, pumpkins, persimmon, and squash. Different food on our tables will satisfy our stomach and provide the energy for our living. is a time when most plant life either dies or for the cold months. The fallen Winter “sleeps” leaves on and the snow are coverings for the soil to keep the sleeping plants deciduous trees from freezing. When the earth becomes warm from the springtime sun (sometimes called the thaw”), the melted snow and the spring rain waters the soil to awaken the plant life. But “spring even through the winter, God’s creation includes such as pine and sprucethat evergreen trees stay green. The Lord made such wonderful plant life for man to enjoy! SUGGESTED APPLICATIONS TO CHOOSE FROM:Please pray and fellowship over which applications to cover. Covering one or two applications may be sufficient depending on the age group. We should be thankful to our God for giving us many varieties of fruits and vegetables. To make the Lord happy, we should learn to eat and enjoy them. Whenever we enjoy playing in the backyard or taking a trip to the countryside, we should be reminded of all the Lord’s care and provisions and be thankful. God the Creator made life so colorful, with beautiful and unique designs, including flowers, vines, trees, bushes, etc. He is so wise and artistic in His Creation. The plant life testifies of a Creator. Look at the intricate design of a flower or a pinecone as examples. Adapted from the Church in New York City Children’s Meeting Lessons: 11/17/85; 7/2/95; 6/24/01; 6/17/07; 5/5/2013
enjoy all different kinds of fruits. We can also enjoy the shade of the trees and run on grass. We can work and play, participate in various sports, have barbecues and cookouts—all in lively and beautiful surroundings. Fall brings in the bountiful harvests, and the brilliant red, yellow, orange, and brown leaves. What a feast of colors! How pleasant it is to our sight! In the fall, we can enjoy an abundance of apples, pears, pumpkins, persimmon, and squash. Different food on our tables will satisfy our stomach and provide the energy for our living. Winter is a time when most plant life either dies or “sleeps” for the cold months. The fallen leaves on deciduous trees and the snow are coverings for the soil to keep the sleeping plants from freezing. When the earth becomes warm from the springtime sun (sometimes called the “spring thaw”), the melted snow and the spring rain waters the soil to awaken the plant life. But even through the winter, God’s creation includes evergreen trees such as pine and sprucethat stay green. The Lord made such wonderful plant life for man to enjoy! SUGGESTED APPLICATIONS TO CHOOSE FROM:Please pray and fellowship over which applications to cover. Covering one or two applications may be sufficient depending on the age group. We should be thankful to our God for giving us many varieties of fruits and vegetables. To make the Lord happy, we should learn to eat and enjoy them. Whenever we enjoy playing in the backyard or taking a trip to the countryside, we should be reminded of all the Lord’s care and provisions and be thankful. God the Creator made life so colorful, with beautiful and unique designs, including flowers, vines, trees, bushes, etc. He is so wise and artistic in His Creation. The plant life testifies of a Creator. Look at the intricate design of a flower or a pinecone as examples. Adapted from the Church in New York City Children’s Meeting Lessons: 11/17/85; 7/2/95; 6/24/01; 6/17/07; 5/5/2013
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