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… Saviour. Let the world see that we are not selfishly absorbed in our own interests, but that we desire others to share our blessings and privileges. Let them …

… , to let the law of love rule his speech. Parents, never speak hastily. If your children do wrong, correct them, but let your words be full of tenderness and love …

… church. Let it begin at once. Let all grumbling and fretting and scolding cease. Those who fret and scold shut out the angels of heaven and open the door to evil …

… not let it be perverted, mingled with dross; but let it be what its name implies—giving thanks. Let our voices ascend in praise. Ibid .

… them, let them be free like the lambs, to play in the sweet, fresh sunlight. Point them to shrubs and flowers, the lowly grass and the lofty trees, and let them become …

… Noble —Let us teach the little ones to help us while their hands are small and their strength is slight. Let us impress upon their minds the fact that labor is …

… outgoes. Let him learn the right use of money by using it. Whether supplied by their parents or by their own earnings, let boys and girls learn to select and purchase …

… patient. Let them learn these attributes in dealing with their families. Let parents think a great deal more of their children's eternal interests than …

… words let the mother tell it about Christ's life on earth. And more than this, let her bring into her daily life the teachings of the Saviour. Let her show her …

… neglected. Let us teach our children the beautiful lessons of God's Word, that through these they may gain a knowledge of Him. Let them understand that they …