ADVICE

TO

Sunday School

CHILDREN.

PUBLISHED BY THE

NEW-YORK

Religious Tract Society,

And sold at their Depository,

No. 142 Broadway.

D. Fanshaw, Print. 1 Murray-St.

SERIES II.      NO. XV.

ADVICE

TO

SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN

Published by the New-York Religious Tract Society,
and for sale at their Depository, (Wilder and Campbell's
Book-store,) 142 Broadway, and by the principal
Booksellers in the United States.

D. Fanshaw, Printer, No. 1 Murray-street

ADVICE

TO

SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN.

When our blessed Saviour was upon earth, little children were brought to him, and he kindly took them in his arms, laid his hands upon them, and blessed them. You have read this pleasing account in the New Testament, and you have been taught that this kind Saviour came down from heaven, and was called Jesus, because he should save his people from their sins; you have learned that God Almighty will punish all wicked people after death, by sending them into a dreadful place. Now, consider, children, that you are all sinners, and though you are young, be sure, that unless you repent, and put your trust in Jesus Christ, God will cast you off for ever, and then you must be miserable. But Jesus Christ loves little children who come to him; he was nailed to the cross, and died to save them; and he will bless them, while they live; and when they die, he will take their souls up to heaven to himself, where they will be happy with the blessed angels for ever. Now, if you love him, my dear children, you will try and do what he says, and that is what we mean by your duty. Out of love, therefore, to you, we give you this little book, which sets before you some of the good instructions which are so kindly given you by your friends in the Sunday School: you must take care to keep in mind these things, if you would behave like children who love their Saviour, and hope to go to heaven. Read, therefore, this affectionate admonition, consider it well, and pray to God for grace, that you may profit by it.

1. Be early and constant in your attendance at School. Many naughty children come perhaps on one Sunday, and then