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… the prevailing errors of our time. Such was the method pursued by the ancient Waldenses; and, if true to God, our youth, like theirs, might do a good work, even …

… the work that ever devolves upon every teacher. There must not be any hap-hazard work in this matter, for even the work of educating the children in the day …

… the work that ever devolves upon every teacher. There must not be any haphazard work in this matter, for even the work of educating the children in the day …

… from the very cradle up. Upon the mother must rest largely the responsibility of this work. The tenderest earthly tie is that between the mother and her child …

… from the very cradle up. Upon the mother must rest largely the responsibility of this work. The tenderest earthly tie is that between the mother and her child …

… that all might search diligently to know what is truth, to study earnestly that they might have correct language and cultivated voices, that they might present …

… that all might search diligently to know what is truth, to study earnestly that they might have correct language and cultivated voices, that they might present …

… . The God of all grace will give grace for grace. Those who go to work in the Lord's vineyard will learn how to work, and will call to remembrance the instruction …

… . The God of all grace will give grace for grace. Those who go to work in the Lord's vineyard will learn how to work, and will call to remembrance the instruction …