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… to forget God; it will continually remind us of our Creator and Redeemer. The thought of God will run like a thread of gold through all our homely cares and occupations …

… happy, forgetting self in their kind attentions to others. This is the fruit which grows upon the Christian tree. The Signs of the Times, July 1, 1886 .

… to forget God and to dishonor Him. Patriarchs and Prophets, 707 .

… wonderful forgetfulness? The most simple and oft-repeated directions would be soon forgotten. They might be quick to learn, but it would be of no special benefit …

… . Don't forget to pray, Willie. You love to go aside with your mother and spend a few moments in prayer. You can do the same although I am not with you. Jesus, the dear …

… , and forget the eternal realities. Christ's Object Lessons, 46-48 .

… , and forget to enumerate the good and noble deeds which God requires of them, but which they have neglected to perform. It is not enough that they are trees in …

… and forgetful of what you have required, and the children are not careful to do your commands. Prepare the way for your child to obey your commands cheerfully …

… to forget his transgressions. Let nothing cause you to lose hope, nothing to cut off your love and tenderness for the erring one. Just because he is erring, he …

… to forget to follow out all your directions, which increases your irritation and makes it still worse for the children. The faultfinding is repeated, their …