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… spirit, deportment, and dress.

… the deportment be of that character that your class will be educated to have solemn thoughts and reverence toward God. While the ideas may be presented in …

… , in deportment, and in dress. They should be attired in plain, simple garments; and their spirit should be as humble as a child's, yet pure and elevated, for they …

… and deportment, the fragrance of the grace of Christ, and great good will be the result. This would be an excellent experience for any who have the ministry …

… his deportment in the pulpit, his attitude, his manner of speaking, his dress. He should cultivate courtesy and refinement of manner, and should carry himself …

… —The deportment of a minister while in the desk should be circumspect, not careless. He should not be negligent in regard to his attitude. He should possess …

… , his deportment, his attitude, his gestures, should be of such a character as will not strike the beholder with disgust. Ministers should possess refinement …

… of deportment that we should maintain, in order to meet the approval of God and be without spot or wrinkle or any such thing. Most solemn denunciations from …

… , our deportment, correspond with the work for this time, that we may say, “Follow me as I follow Christ.” Let us humble our souls before God by humiliation, fasting …

… , in deportment, and in soul, to be ennobled, elevated, more heavenly-minded? Is their experience richer than before? Do they pray more, and believe with a more perfect …