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… her own, and let her use it as she desires. She should have been allowed to use the means that she earned as she in her judgment deemed best. If she had had a certain …

… their own family circle. There should be less display of superficial politeness and affection toward strangers and visitors and more of the courtesy that …

… their own age, of varied character and habits of life. Under these circumstances many parents are inclined to relax rather than redouble their own efforts …

… own thought, His character, His life-experience, were embodied in His teaching. So with His servants: those who would teach the word are to make it their own by …

… our own hearts. How can we pray, “Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors,” and yet indulge an unforgiving spirit? Matthew 6:12. If we expect our own prayers …

… Your Own Mistakes —Let father and mother remember that they themselves are but grown-up children. Though great light has shone upon their pathway and they …

… their own bad management which has brought about the evil. They have not seen the necessity of restraining the appetites and passions of their children …

… your own determined efforts. Think right thoughts, and you will perform right actions. You have, then, to guard the affections, not letting them go out and fasten …

… Your Own Childhood —Do not treat your children only with sternness, forgetting your own childhood and forgetting that they are but children. Do not expect …

… their own and their children's salvation. He will work in them to will and to do of His own good pleasure. The Signs of the Times, September 25, 1901 .