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… . The impressions now made upon their developing minds will remain with them all through life. Parents should direct the instruction and training of their …

… baleful impressions that have been made upon them.

… the impression made upon his mind when comparing his course of action with the great moral looking-glass. He did not see his defects of character. He did not …

… the impressions received.— Special Testimonies On Education, 62-66; written May 17, 1896.

… be impressed upon students that they will themselves be educators of others, and for this reason they should strive earnestly to improve.

… they impress others.

Terrible is this truth, and deeply should it be impressed. Every deed reacts upon the doer. Never a human being but may recognize, in the evils that curse his life, fruitage of his own sowing. Yet even thus we are not without hope.

Tell the young that they have had many spiritual advantages. God wants them to make earnest efforts to get the truth before the people. I am impressed that it is my special duty to say these things.— The Review and Herald, April 15, 1915 .

… the impressions received.

… only impress them with their need and helplessness. The tabernacle, through its service of sacrifice, was to teach the lesson of pardon of sin, and power through …