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… not forget their childhood years, how much they yearned for sympathy and love and how unhappy they felt when censured and fretfully chided. They should be …

… and forget all about the words they have spoken and their effect. A new face attracts them, and they repeat the same words, devote to another the same attentions …

… not forget it.

… not forget that you have a Comforter, the Holy Spirit, which Christ has appointed. You are never alone. If you will listen to the voice that now speaks to you, if …

… more forgetful of God, less fearful of His displeasure, more impatient of restraint. The more easily money is obtained, the less thankfulness is felt. Letter …

… self-forgetful, ever looking out for opportunities, even in little things, to show gratitude for the favors we have received of others, and watching for opportunities …

… us forgetful of the high claims the Lord has upon us, we invite temptation and become too weak in moral power to resist it. We come to partake of the spirit and …

… to forget God. The scene of pleasure is their paradise. And Heaven is looking on, seeing and hearing all. Counsels to Teachers, Parents, and Students, 339, 340 .

… not forget the part he was to act. When the mob entered the garden, he had led the way, closely followed by the high priest. To the pursuers of Jesus he had given …

… to forget that children have not had the advantage of the long years of training that older people have had. If the little ones do not act in accordance with …