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… have correct views of His character.

God speaks to us through His servants, rebuking sin. If a person refuses to be corrected, divine power does not step in to prevent the results of one’s own action. Such people are hardening the heart against the influence of the Holy Spirit.

Jesus corrected and cautioned His disciples, but John and the others did not leave Him. They continued to the end to share His trials and to learn the lessons of His life. By beholding Christ, they became transformed in character.

But they needed an experience in working alone. They still needed much instruction and patience. Now, while He was personally with them to counsel and correct them, the Savior sent them out as His representatives.

… a correct answer to Christ’s question, and so He got their opinion in favor of the first son, who represented the tax collectors. When John came, preaching repentance …

… to correct others and to express his mind. But the converted Peter was very different. He retained his former energy, but the grace of Christ regulated his …

… to correct these abuses. This inspired the people with confidence, and all Judah brought “the tithe of the grain and the new wine and the oil.” Men who “were considered …

… of correct training and education in early life, but these advantages alone would not have made them what they were. The time came when they must act for themselves …

… . A correct view of our duty to God leads to clear perceptions of our duty to our fellow men.

… have correct ideas of their obligations and duties to their parents, and should be constantly learning in the school of Christ to be meek and lowly of heart …