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… , when the burden lay heaviest upon His own heart, He had borne the pain of continual contact with that stubborn, suspicious, brooding spirit; He had witnessed …

The physician is continually brought into contact with those who need the strength and encouragement of a right example. Many are weak in moral power. They …

… contact with and dependence upon men, and separated from the world's corrupting maxims and customs and excitements, they would come nearer to the heart …

… in the country where land can be secured for cultivation and the children can be brought into contact with nature and can have the benefits of industrial …

… constant contact with nature and with the word of God. So Christ taught His disciples by the lake, on the mountainside, in the fields and groves, where they could …

… among the Israelites few prepared to be workers together with Him in the training of their children. The parents themselves needed instruction and discipline …

… , disregarding the Lord's admonition concerning the forbidden tree, ventured to approach it, she came in contact with her foe. Her interest and curiosity …

… 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 …

… ; in the house of Potiphar a slave, then a confidant and companion; a man of affairs, educated by study, observation, contact with men; in Pharaoh's dungeon a prisoner …