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… antediluvian age] to pervert the marriage institution, to weaken its obligations and lessen its sacredness; for in no surer way could he deface the image …

… this age is to neglect and despise economy and to confound it with stinginess and narrowness. But economy is consistent with the most broad and liberal views …

… early age, before their characters are formed and their judgment matured, they frequently manifest a preference for associates who will have an injurious …

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

… this age life has become artificial, and men have degenerated. While we may not return fully to the simple habits of those early times, we may learn from them …

… this age, when evil reigns on every side, there is yet a people who are laying aside their will and are seeking to do God's will—a people in whose hearts and lives …

… early age, Jesus had begun to act for Himself in the formation of His character, and not even respect and love for His parents could turn Him from obedience …

… mature age; for it is the word of God, given to guide the human family to heaven. In the world today there are gods many and doctrines many. Without an understanding …

… of age, Ellen was involved in an accident in which a stone was thrown by a thoughtless classmate. The severe face injury nearly cost her life and left her in …

… the age of eleven she gave her heart to God. When she was fourteen years old, she was baptized by immersion in the sea and was received as a member of the Methodist …