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… merciful to you and to us. Your parents have to travel from place to place among the people of God to try to do them good and save souls. And the Lord has inclined …

… children to have to the full that independence which they think so desirable, to learn that it costs exertion to live. Let the parents say to the boy who threatens …

… to be polite to one another, and polite to God. “What do you mean,” you may inquire, “by saying that we should teach them to be polite to God?” I mean that they are to be …

… means to be children of God and to yield the will in obedience to Him. Teach them that obedience to God involves obedience to their parents. This must be a daily …

… , to deal with them firmly, to pray with them, and to keep the standards of God's Word before them. I am glad that I presented to them the promises made to the …

… to the gospel of Christ, they will have to fight terrible battles to bring the disloyal will into submission to the will of God. Often the church has to suffer …

… leads to certain ruin. How many has this pernicious amusement led to every sinful practice, to poverty, to prison, to murder, and to the gallows! And yet many parents …

… to cling to Jesus.... Teach them to ask the Lord to help them in the little things of life; to be wide awake to see the small duties which need to be done; to be helpful …

… is to make the laws of God plain to their children and to urge their obedience to them, that they may see the importance of obeying God all the days of their life …

… seek to reach the standard of perfection, and as you seek to teach your children how to conform their lives to the principles of righteousness. Christ and …