The Cities of Refuge: or, The Name of Jesus A Sunday book for the young

John R.'s The Cities of Refuge: or, The Name of Jesus opens with a warm, evocative promise: spiritual shelter for young hearts seeking comfort and guidance. This 19th‑century religious audiobook collects short, Sunday‑school style addresses rooted in the biblical image of the cities of refuge (Numbers 35) and the consoling power of Christ’s name. Reverend John R. uses everyday illustrations — from Alpine mountain shelters to familiar hymns — to make gospel truths plain and memorable for children and adolescents. Gentle, pastoral in tone, the sermons unfold themes of safety, forgiveness, moral responsibility, and the gracious character of Jesus without moralizing. The author ties scriptural teaching to practical Christian living, offering devotional reflections and exhortations suited to a Victorian devotional context while remaining accessible to modern listeners. Language is simple, stories are vivid, and the emphasis is on spiritual encouragement rather than doctrine-heavy exposition. Perfect for parents, Sunday school teachers, and young listeners, this religion audiobook is an ideal companion for family devotions, quiet reflection, or anyone seeking a calm, faith‑centered listen that soothes, instructs, and inspires.