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… to them and praying with them and for them. They are to guard the religious interests of the helpers as carefully as parents are to guard the religious interests …

… to them and praying with them and for them. They are to guard the religious interests of the helpers as carefully as parents are to guard the religious interests …

… to them, and praying with them and for them. They are to guard the religious interests of the helpers as carefully as parents are to guard the religious interests …

… truth. And they are to be so conducted that a decided impression in favor of the truth will be made on the minds of those who come to them for treatment. The conduct …

… . If they are true Christians, they will strive earnestly to achieve the best results for the present and eternal good of the learners. They will not betray …

… to be cured of their maladies, and very often they are not only cured physically, but from the Saviour they receive the forgiveness of their sins, and they identify …

… , and fatherly kindness. They are to deal with them as they themselves wish to be dealt with by Christ. Our first work, as the Lord has presented it to me, is to be …

… they are unable to discriminate between right and wrong, to manage their children wisely, and to judge correctly their motives and actions. They are in danger …

… calculation and careful management is plainly seen to result in failure. Managers who are slack, who do not know how to manage, should be separated from the …

Those who help such ones out of difficulty are tempted to bind them with such strong cords in the shape of pledges that ever after they feel they are bondslaves. They seldom outgrow the reputation of poor management and failure.