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… worries make us afraid. If we do, we shall always have something to make us unhappy. Worry does not help us bear our trials.

… will make us better men and women. Heart education is of far more importance than mere book learning. It is well, even essential, to have a knowledge of the world …

… not make a complete surrender to Him, for they shrink from the consequences that such a surrender may involve. But unless they do make this surrender, they …

… not make young people deferential toward their parents, appreciative of their excellences, forbearing toward their defects, and helpful to their necessities …

… to make the most of it. And in learning to be self-reliant, they are acquiring that which will not only make them self-sustaining but enable them to help others …

… to make them happy. They love you, Willie, very much, because you are not mischievous, and do not make them trouble by disarranging grandfather's tools. You should …

… , will make us more useful in God's service. Then like threads of gold, holiness will run through our lives, and the angels, beholding our consecration, will repeat …

… not make your bed in the grave, unless ye soon make your peace with God, and tear yourselves from the world, your hearts will grow harder, and ye will lean upon …

… to make every exertion to improve the privileges and opportunities provided for us, that we may understand how to use wisely the Lord's goods. It should lead …

… we make the best use of our talents, the Spirit of God will continually lead us to greater efficiency. To the man who had faithfully traded with his talents …