...birth, we can, in the words of the Bible, enter into the 'kingdom of heaven'. As Christ says, 'Unless ye become as little children, ye cannot enter the kingdom of heaven.' All the Gospel sayings have a deep meaning, and we come to know their depth only by gradually entering...

...discarded, the human being reaches the condition mysteriously indicated in the Bible by the words: 'Except ye become as little children, ye cannot enter the kingdom of heaven.' (Devachan, the spiritual world — this is the kingdom of heaven in the Christian sense.) We must now...

...and Calmness in stormy waters. According to your faith let it be done. Faith is a childlike attitude, "Except ye become as little children ye cannot enter the Kingdom of Heaven." Pay 209 Note: 1 really feel my true calling is to follow and press in further and closer to Jesus Christ...

...answered Jedida, "remember when His arms were clasped around me, how He said to our mothers, ' Unless ye become as little children, ye cannot enter the kingdom of heaven.' " — Klopstock, The Messiah, i. (1748). Jehol'achim, the servant of Joshua Geddes, the quaker. —...

...not the Rand of her 1972 Speaking Freely interview with Edwin Newman, tense and ill-informed. LEST YE BECOME AS LITTLE CHILDREN — ye cannot enter the kingdom of Heaven. That's Ayn's theme, isn't it? She loved to assume the role of the child in "The Emperor's New Clothes,"...

...man. It was a strange mode of becoming a child of God, or the goddess, and of illustrating the text, " Except ye become as little children ye cannot enter the kingdom of heaven" and yet a literal method of accomplishing it. Attes, the unsexed devotee of Kubele, and Aten, both...

...man. It was a strange mode of becoming a child of God, or the goddess, and of illustrating the text, " Except ye become as little children ye cannot enter the kingdom of heaven" and yet a literal method of accomplishing it. Attes, the unsexed devotee of Kubele, and Aten, both...

...executing, commanding, reasoning man ; and yet not so strange to those who realize the significance of the law uttered by Christ — "Except ye become as...little children ye cannot enter the kingdom of heaven." If what I have stated be true, the much agitated "woman's rights question" would appear in a new light;...

...more challenging statements than in the words of the two outstanding characters of the New Testament: "Except ye become as little children ye cannot enter the Kingdom of Heaven." "When I was a child I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became...

...Again and again, in his books, his sermons, his letters, his spoken words he sets that ideal before us. "Except ye . . . become as little children ye cannot enter the kingdom of heaven." And he told me once that his idea of heaven was to become, once more, a little child. Think of the...