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… the power of God.” Mark 12:24. He charged them with the guilt of “teaching for doctrines the commandments of men.” Mark 7:7. Though they were the teachers of the oracles …

… , and the human interpretation of the Scriptures, hid from them the truth as it is in Jesus. The spiritual import of the sacred writings was lost. The treasure …

… in the schools is the large outlay involved. But the object to be gained is worthy of its cost. No other work committed to us is so important as the training of …

… is the most important work ever entrusted to human beings; and never before was its diligent study so important as now. Never was any previous generation …

… so important as marriage and so far-reaching in its results should not be entered upon hastily, without sufficient preparation, and before the mental and …

… ends, the harmonious action and dependence of the various organs. As the interest of the student is thus awakened, and he is led to see the importance of physical …

… for the house they live in. They should understand the importance of guarding against disease by preserving the vigor of every organ and should also be taught …

… . If the strain is not too great, new vigor comes with every taxation. But often the work of those who have important plans to consider and important decisions …

… pests, the training and arranging, not only teach important lessons concerning the development of character, but the work itself is a means of development …

… consulting the fashion plates more earnestly than the Bible. The display of dress is treated as of greater importance than the development of character …