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… cannot control minds unless they are yielded to his control. The will must consent, faith must let go its hold upon Christ, before Satan can exercise his power …

… Self-control [ See chapter 54, “Overstudy.” ]—Excessive study, by increasing the flow of blood to the brain, creates morbid excitability that tends to lessen the …

… ; parental control is distasteful. These evil tendencies grow with its growth, until in manhood supreme selfishness and a lack of self-control place him at …

… self-control; they have not bridled the temper or the tongue; and some of these claim to be Christ's followers, but they are not. Jesus has set them no such example …

… to Control Imagination —Few realize that it is a duty to exercise control over the thoughts and imaginations. It is difficult to keep the undisciplined mind …

… self-control. Even your thoughts must be brought into subjection to the will of God and your feelings under the control of reason and religion. Your imagination …

… cannot control your impulses, your emotions, as you may desire; but you can control the will, and you can make an entire change in your life. By yielding up your …

… completely control the mind of another so that one acts out the will of another. Let us learn the ways and purposes of God. Let not the enemy gain the least advantage …

… Satan's Control —Men who use liquor make themselves the slaves of Satan. Satan tempts those who occupy positions of trust on railways, on steamships, those …

… cannot control our thoughts, our impulses, our affections. We cannot make ourselves pure, fit for God's service. But we can choose to serve God, we can give Him …