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… courtesy is not learned by the mere practice of rules of etiquette. Propriety of deportment is at all times to be observed; wherever principle is not compromised …

… courtesy is not learned by the mere practice of rules of etiquette. Propriety of deportment is at all times to be observed. Wherever principle is not compromised …

Would it not be well for us to observe holidays unto God, when we could revive in our minds the memory of His dealing with us? Would it not be well to consider His …

… line the teacher should scrupulously observe the principles of health. He should do this not only because of its bearing upon his own usefulness, but also …

… manner is better learned in the school of the divine Teacher than by any observance of set rules. His love pervading the heart gives to the character those …

… manner is better learned in the school of the divine Teacher than by any observance of set rules. His love pervading the heart gives to the character those …

… reached the height of its greatness. The promise given to Abraham and repeated through Moses was fulfilled: “If you will diligently observe this entire commandment …

… to observe heathen rites. The Hebrew faith was fast becoming a mixture of confused ideas. Commerce with other nations brought the Israelites into intimate …

… close observation and independent thought. Rightly performed, it tends to develop that practical wisdom which we call common sense. It develops ability …

… be partakers of the divine nature? Shall we not speak of the prospective rest in the paradise of God, and tell of the honor and glory in store for the servants …