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… mold their posterity much more readily than he could the parents, for he can so control the minds of the parents that through them he may give his own stamp …

… , before their birth, form habits of self-denial and self-control; for she transmits to them her own qualities, her own strong or weak traits of character. The …

… their spiritual growth. He knows, too, that in no way can he better stamp his own hateful image upon their offspring, and that he can thus mould their character …

… own ideas about managing her case. No one would be accepted but her husband. There was but little faith and but little trust in God. Satan could control her …

… perfect control over himself, and his own heart should be richly imbued with love for his pupils, which will be seen in his looks, words, and acts. He should have …

… self-control and give them the least occasion to think that you have ill-treated them. Leave not this impression upon their minds if you can possibly avoid …

… God's control, your conduct toward each other has been unwise.

… Satan's control, and who had no power to break from his snare. To such a one, discouraged, sick, tempted, and fallen, Jesus would speak words of tenderest pity, words …

… can control them to suit his own purposes. All are free moral agents, and as such they must train their thoughts to run in the right channel. The first work of …

… their association with others which ruffle their peace and provoke their tempers, if they lay every circumstance before God and continue their request …