Ned Franks, or The Christian's Panoply
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- Preface
- Pt. 1: Coming Home
- Pt. 1: Speaking Out
- Pt. 1: Thinking It Over
- Pt. 1: Put to the Question
- Pt. 1: The Lame Squirrel
- Pt. 1: A Storm
- Pt. 1: A Footprint
- Pt. 1: The School Room Address
- Pt. 1: Clearing Up
- Pt. 2: Small Leaks
- Pt. 2: The Little Maid
- Pt. 2: Profession and Practice
- Pt. 2: Putting on Armour
- Pt. 2: Proving the Armour
- Pt. 2: Help in Need
- Pt. 2: Another Triumph
- Pt. 2: The Canvass Bag
- Pt. 3: Dull Days
- Pt. 3: Flags of the World
- Pt. 3: The Pet Squirrel
- Pt. 3: The Floating Buoy
- Pt. 3: Briars and Thorns
- Pt. 3: Rebuke
- Pt. 3: Tongue and Temper
- Pt. 4: The Red Cross Knight
- Pt. 4: The Flash
- Pt. 4: Plunging In
- Pt. 4: The Hour of Temptation
- Pt. 4: A Narrow Escape
- Pt. 4: The Martyrs
- Pt. 4: Release
- Pt. 5: Norah's Difficulty
- Pt. 5: Consultation
- Pt. 5: The Cottage in the Dell
- Pt. 5: The Workhouse
- Pt. 5: Sophy's Tale
- Pt. 5: Hope
- Pt. 5: The Return
- Pt. 5: Success
- Pt. 6: The Little Jew
- Pt. 6: Preparation
- Pt. 6: Witness to the Old Testament
- Pt. 6: Witness to the New Testament
- Pt. 6: The Stumbling Block
- Pt. 6: Lost
- Pt. 6: The Knell
- Pt. 6: The Wedding
- Pt. 6: Conclusion
Ned Franks, a one-armed Christian sailor, returns to his sister's home after several years away at sea. She and her son are not Christians, and are cold toward him, viewing him as a hindrance and expense. By his upright, kind behavior and willingness to work, he soon begins supporting himself and becomes well-liked in the community, especially by the children. Various other characters face and overcome challenges, including a servant girl who breaks a habit of dishonesty and a Jew who is faced with the reality that Jesus Christ is the Messiah. The design of this story is unique, as each chapter demonstrates a new fruit of the Spirit as described in Galatians 5:22-23. Excellent for children and adults of all ages. - Summary by Alayna May
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