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… a difference between weariness and exhaustion. Children need more frequent change of employment and intervals of rest than grown persons do; but even when …

… a difference would be seen in their deportment, words, and actions. Those who are truly seeking to follow Christ will have conscientious scruples in regard …

… decided difference whether we believe the Word of God or the sayings of men. When Christ revealed Himself to Paul and he was convinced that he was persecuting …

… much difference with the mother's work, that kitchen help can be dispensed with, which will prove not only a saving of expense, but a continual benefit to the …

… radical difference of tastes, inclinations, and purposes. They are serving two masters, between whom there can be no concord. However pure and correct one's …

… a difference” [ Jude 1:22 ]. Those who are wise in the wisdom born of God will see souls in need of help, souls who have been overcome, and who, though they have sincerely …

… . This difference works against good results in the formation of the characters of their children. No harsh force is to be exercised in carrying out reforms …

… no difference in the life of a woman previous to the birth of her children. At this important period the labor of the mother should be lightened. Great changes …

… a difference between weariness and exhaustion. Indolence will not be favorable to physical, mental, or moral, health. It throws open the door, and invites Satan …

… of Differing Minds Necessary —Here we are brought together—of different minds, different education, and different training—and we do not expect that every …