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… be provided with some means of heating to dry out the dampness that always accumulates in a room not in constant use. Whoever sleeps in a sunless room or occupies …

… well provide for. Those who are not qualified to take care of themselves should not have children. A Solemn Appeal, 103 .

… may provide for them a safe and welcome retreat from many of the world's temptations. Fundamentals of Christian Education, 65 .

… by providing for it food that is relishable and strengthening is one of the first duties of the householder. It is far better to have less expensive clothing …

… I provided ourselves with clothes. We would hand our money to mother, saying, “Buy so that, after we have paid for our clothing, there will be something left to …

… are provided with them at someone else's expense, for they know their cost. We must not carry our children until they become helpless burdens. Letter 50, 1895 …

… has provided that we shall not be tempted above what we are able to bear, but that with every temptation He will make a way of escape. If we live wholly for God …

… to provide for them elaborate or expensive entertainment. You will need to make no effort at display. The warmth of a genial welcome, a place at your fireside …

… precepts. Provide something to be read during these long winter evenings. The Review and Herald, December 26, 1882 .

… to provide them innocent recreation, to lead them in pleasant paths where there is no danger. No child of God need have a sad or mournful experience. Divine …