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Chapter 16—Keep Clear God's Connection With Man

Husbands should do all they can to save the wife care and keep her spirit cheerful. Never should idleness be fostered or permitted in children, for it soon becomes a habit. Testimonies for the Church 5:180, 181

… who keep them.— The Review and Herald, September 18, 1888. ( Sons and Daughters of God, 267 .)

… can keep human love pure and noble. Manuscript 16, 1899 .

I am instructed by the Lord to warn our people not to flock to the cities to find homes for their families. To fathers and to mothers I am instructed to say, Fail not to keep your children within your own premises. Country Living, 12, 13 .

Although trials may arise in the married life, the husband and the wife are to keep their souls in the love of God. The father should look upon the mother of his children as one deserving of all kindness, tenderness, and sympathy. Letter 198, 1901 .

Whatever may be the character of his business, it is not of so great importance that he be excused in neglecting the work of educating and training his children to keep the way of the Lord. The Signs of the Times, September 10, 1894 .

… will keep us from looseness and from sanctioning evil. Manuscript 24, 1887 .

… , to keep their own accounts. They may go forward, advancing step by step in this knowledge. But before everything else, they should be taught that the fear of …

Keep a little money box on the mantel or in some safe place where it can be seen, in which the children can place their offerings for the Lord.... Thus they may be trained for God. Manuscript 128, 1901 .