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… his feelings, not by the power of his feelings to subdue him. The strongest man is he who, while sensitive to abuse, will yet restrain passion and forgive his …

… not feel that he has no more need of enlightenment, but will realize as he carries out the truth in his practical life, that he is in need of continual light that …

… will feel that it is important that they should not be deficient in the knowledge of the sciences. Piety and a religious experience lie at the very foundation …

… will feel that it is important that they should not be deficient in the knowledge of the sciences. Piety and a religious experience lie at the very foundation …

… should feel a sacred duty devolving upon them to guide the affections of the youth, that they may be placed upon those who will be suitable companions. They …

… should feel that a solemn responsibility rests upon them to train youth and educate talent to engage in missionary work. When they see those in the church …

… . Will they at such times, through a failure to exercise tact and wisdom, let Satan's spirit enter and lead them to arouse in the children feelings that …

… some feel it a duty to blame them and to treat them coldly as if they were a great deal worse than they really are. Few, perhaps none, feel it their duty to make personal …

… to feel that they are a part of the home firm. Even the little ones should be trained to share in the daily work and should be made to feel that their help is needed …

… to feel that they cannot go out or come in without being watched. Suspicion demoralizes, producing the very evils it seeks to prevent. Instead of watching …