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In view of this command, can we educate our sons and daughters for a life of respectable conventionality, a life professedly Christian, but lacking His self-sacrifice, a life on which the verdict of Him who is truth must be, “I know you not”?

In all respects the dress should be healthful. “Above all things,” God desires us to “be in health”—health of body and of soul. And we are to be workers together with Him for the health of both soul and body. Both are promoted by healthful dress.

… be respected.

… , self-respecting woman.

… all respects the same. There are no two whose experience is alike in every particular. The trials of one are not the trials of another. The duties that one finds …

… be respected by men and beloved of God.

… all respects, placed in the same position twice. We continually have new scenes and new trials to pass through, where past experience cannot be a sufficient …

… , self-respecting labor; a life of simplicity; daily conflict with difficulty and hardship; self-sacrifice, economy, and patient, gladsome service; the hour …

… many respects; but the most valuable preparation for his lifework was that which he received while employed as a shepherd. Moses was naturally of an impetuous …