Merry Christmas! As we celebrate the coming of our Savior, Jesus Christ, we took a break from discussing history to bring you a special episode. Art Middlekauff shares with us a lesser-known, but very important work by Charlotte Mason herself–her poetic reflections on the Life of Christ entitled, The Saviour of the World. We hope this episode, and more importantly, these poems, will bless you and yours today and in the year to come.
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You can find Art Middlekauff’s blog here
The Savior of the World (online)
Hardback reprints of Volumes 1, 3, 4, and 5
Paperback reprints of Volumes 1, 2, and 3
This post describes an app to read an online Bible with links to the corresponding Saviour of the World Poems
The PNEU schedule for reading Saviour of the World
How to do Bible lessons with Saviour of the World
Parents’ Review Article on using the Saviour of the World
Thank you! 🙂 So interesting! I enjoyed listening to Mr. Middlekauf at LER this past summer. 🙂
Can't wait until next week and BOOKS! 😉
(I tried commenting before and I must have messed it up, so if I double this comment…forgive me.)
Yes, we will get back to books this Friday, Amy! Glad you had a chance to hear Art speak at LER.
Emily
I just listened to this podcast. I thought someone may be interested in this site: http://cuppawithjen.weebly.com/blog/-masons-saviour-of-the-world-theres-an-app-for-that
You can get the Logos Bible app for free and get Savior of the World, also free. It makes it sooo easy to use just as you described in this podcast. You read a passage in the Logos app & a purple dot is located next to all passages that have a corresponding poem from Savior of the World.So, you just click the dot & it opens to read the poem. This is such a great blessing! I do not think this could be any easier.
Thank you! I had read that post but forgotten to add it to the show notes here. I've updated them now!
-Emily
There is also now a "how to read SOTW with Logos" post at http://charlottemasonpoetry.org/using-the-saviour-of-the-world-with-logos-bible-software/
And a central SOTW page, with links to the scans, to the transcriptions etc at
http://charlottemasonpoetry.org/charlotte-mason-poetry/