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… not regulate their conduct by the world's standard. In all ages the people of God are as distinct from worldlings as their profession is higher than that …

… , well-regulated labor is essential, not only as a safeguard against the vicissitudes of life, but as an aid to all-around development.

… well-regulated labor, which will bring into exercise all the muscles. The satisfaction that children will have in being useful, and in denying themselves …

… to regulate our faith by a plain “Thus saith the Lord.” The knowledge of Himself that God desires us to gain from His Word, will, if brought into the daily life, make …

… laws regulating the Jewish sacrifices and offerings ceased at the death of Christ, if he could push them further, and make them believe that the law of ten …

… ; to regulate every word and deed by God's great standard of righteousness. He who has learned to rule his spirit will rise above the slights, the rebuffs, the …

… to regulate and control the workings of the mind, and give direction to the current of his thoughts. But this requires greater effort than we can make in our …

… Christ regulated his zeal. He was no longer impetuous, self-confident, and self-exalted, but calm, self-possessed, and teachable. He could then feed the lambs …

… well-regulated labor secures to them the benefits of refreshing sleep. The sentence that man must toil for his daily bread, and the promise of future happiness …

… be regulated by the knowledge which it is our duty to obtain that we may, through earnest endeavor, place ourselves in right relation to life and health. Manuscript …