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… , even as He is pure.” [ John 3:3 .] As God is pure in His sphere, so man is to be pure in his. And he will be pure if Christ is formed within, the hope of glory; for he will imitate …

… of managing difficulties, remembering that he is the Finisher as well as the Author of their faith. They will remember that if they are to wear Christ's yoke …

… how he will manage in the church. He will exhibit the same petulant, overbearing disposition which he shows at home. No man can have the spirit and the mind of …

… poor management in book-canvassing. They have run in debt, and have borrowed money of men not of our faith.

… store as general manager, and when he began to keep the Sabbath, his salary was cut down from 700 to 600 kroner, about $162, a year; on this small sum he supports a …

… consulting as to how the work could be managed most successfully. Some thought that the number of workers might be limited, and yet all the results essential …

… to manage themselves. This is why they do not receive the heavenly gift. Only to those who wait humbly upon God, who watch for His guidance and grace, is the Spirit …

… to manage a sanitarium. Men of experience, tried and tested, must take hold of the work. That part of the workers who undertake to establish such an institution …

… may manage to keep busy with their fingers constantly employed in manufacturing little dainty articles to beautify their homes or to present to their …

… that he will mend the matter by remaining. The churches become accustomed to the management of the one man, and think they must look to him instead of looking …