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… , character. The world does not so much need men of great intellect as of noble character. It needs men in whom ability is controlled by steadfast principle …

… the world, to unite with human agencies for the salvation of souls. Why does not our faith in the great truths that we bear, kindle a burning ardor upon the altar …

… the lot of men; yet He was the blameless Son of God. He was a stranger and sojourner on the earth—in the world, but not of the world; tempted and tried as men and women …

… by the world a good businessman; but the Lord says, “Woe unto him.” He will be charged with the hopelessness, the misery, the suffering, brought into the world by …

… keep the fourth commandment and meet the jeers and ridicule of the ambitious, the world-loving, the superficial, the skeptic, and the infidel. This kind of persecution …

… weakness in yielding to temptation; but if Adam's transgression were the only evil we had to meet, the condition of the world would be much better than it is …

… mingled. The homage which the world gives to position, to wealth, and to talent was to be foreign to the Son of God. None of the means that men employ to win allegiance …

… be, in every sense, men of God. In the midst of confusion and temptation in the worldly crowd you may, with perfect sweetness, keep the independence of the soul …

… active in the right direction, it will be active in the wrong. In order to preserve the balance of the mind, labor and study should be united in the schools.

… on the world. Their example is contagious and convincing. Men see that there is in the church that faith which works by love and purifies the soul. But when those …