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… as a manager. Judas regarded himself as the capable one, who could not be overreached. In his own estimation he was an honor to the cause, and as such he always …

… was a competent person, and that the affairs entrusted to his hands were managed with wisdom and skill. The counsels of the young man were of a wise and discreet …

… management and their godly example they were an important aid to their fellow officers in binding together the various interests of the church into a united …

… not manage his household according to God's rules for family government. He followed his own judgment. The fond father overlooked the faults and sins of …

… Joseph's management had greatly enriched the kingdom, and his gratitude surrounded the family of Jacob with royal favor.

… the management of the prison; it was evident that he possessed administrative ability in a pre-eminent degree. The cupbearer, now filled with self-reproach …

… , nor manage their domestic business, without the light of candles....

… of a family. If they had not sufficient thrift and energy to manage business and acquire cattle or lands, it was feared that their life would prove worthless …