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… of knowledge. Science, in order to be fully appreciated, must be viewed from a religious standpoint. Then all will worship the God of science. The heart which …

… the knowledge to be obtained merely from books. It means a personal, experimental knowledge of Christ; it means emancipation from ideas, from habits and practices …

… the knowledge of the science of salvation. His time, His knowledge, His faculties, His life itself, were appreciated only as the means of working out the salvation …

… true knowledge, which should be desired and possessed by every Christian. This knowledge will not lead to ungodliness. It will not break down the constitution …

A Knowledge of Homemaking Is Indispensable —Many of the branches of study that consume the student's time are not essential to usefulness or happiness …

… that knowledge which they may carry with them into the future life. But for some reason many parents dislike to give their children religious instruction …

… sinful knowledge of this age, in order to be wise. They should shut their eyes, that they may see and learn no evil. They should close their ears, lest they hear …

… the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.” 2 Peter 3:18. Therefore they are weak in faith, deficient in knowledge, and children in experience. They are …

… the knowledge of God that they could bear, but the complete fulfillment of the promise that Christ would show them plainly of the Father was yet to come. Thus …

… technical knowledge. Take language, for example. More important than the acquirement of foreign languages, living or dead, is the ability to write and speak …