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… remembered that “we know not what we should pray for as we ought.” Romans 8:26. We do not know whether the blessing we desire will be best or not. Therefore our prayers …

… that all within the sphere of their influence may see what man can be, and what he can do, when connected with the God of wisdom and power. And why should not a man …

… he may obtain the victory over us. Oh, that we might control our words and actions! How strong we would become if our words were of such an order that we would not …

… he may obtain the victory over us. Oh, that we might control our words and actions! How strong we would become if our words were of such an order that we would not …

… people we are to shun the pretense of the world, which has made men and women what they are today. We are not to copy the customs and practices of worldly-wise …

… stomachs. What a terrible condition is this to be in! We know something of dyspepsia by experience. We have had it in our family; and we feel that it is a disease …

… not cast worthless stones into His furnace. It is valuable ore that He refines. The blacksmith puts the iron and steel into the fire that he may know what manner …

… to know and can know of God has been revealed in the life and character of His Son, the Great Teacher. As we learn more and more of what man is, of what we ourselves …

… what He can make of men. There are before us possibilities which our feeble faith does not discern. Our minds should be so trained that if necessary we can present …

… —Remember that you cannot read hearts. You do not know the motives which prompted the actions that to you look wrong. There are many who have not received a right …