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The Lilies and the birds (n.) are neither heathen nor Christian, which is exactly why they can teach Christianity without condemning anyone.
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The Lilies and the birds (n.) are neither heathen nor Christian, which is exactly why they can teach Christianity without condemning anyone.
The Lilies and the birds (n.) are God's easiest children, never naughty, so he need not add what parents always add: "I hope it will continue."
The Lilies and the birds (n.) are obedient teachers: odd, since obedience is required of pupils; here the teacher obeys, teaches obedience, and teaches it only by obeying.