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… constant contact with nature and the Word of God. So also Christ taught his disciples by the lake, on the mountain-side, in the fields and groves, where they could …

… for the salvation of men. He knew that unless there was a decided change in the principles and purposes of the human race, all would be lost. This was the burden …

… —In the children who were brought in contact with Him, Jesus saw the men and women who should be heirs of His grace and subjects of His kingdom, and some of whom …

… from the surroundings of daily life. The birds of the air, the lilies of the field, the sower and the seed, the shepherd and the sheep,—with these Christ illustrated …

… of the efforts made for the abandoned result in the loss of the purity of the workers. Those who are engaged in visiting the houses of prostitution place themselves …

… in contact with all classes of people, and all varieties of minds, and where various kinds of labor will be required to meet the wants of many and varied minds …

… His contact with men He did not ask, What is your creed? To what church do you belong? He exercised His helping power in behalf of all who needed help. Instead of …

… the adornment of the body, appropriating to foolish purposes the precious hours God has given us to be devoted to prayer, to becoming conversant with our …

… , charged with the life-giving power of faith, courage, and hope, and sweet with the fragrance of love. Or it may be heavy and chill with the gloom of discontent …

… in the knowledge of the truth, they must have a varied experience, which will be best acquired in extended labor in new fields, coming in contact with all classes …