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… an age when corruption is teeming everywhere. The lust of the eye and corrupt passions are aroused by beholding and by reading. The heart is corrupted through …

… this age, both married and unmarried, too frequently do not maintain the reserve that is necessary. They encourage the attentions of single and married men …

… this age, my heart sickened, my spirit nearly fainted within me. I saw that the inhabitants of the earth were filling up the measure of the cup of their iniquity …

… this age of the world is heart-sickening. If the youth could see that in complying with the laws and regulations of our institutions they are only doing that …

… mature age, have been afflicted with paralysis from no other cause than excess in reading. The mind was kept under constant excitement until the delicate …

… degenerate age? Shall we not set a right example to our youth, and whether we eat or drink, or whatsoever we do, do all to the glory of God?— The Review and Herald, December …

… early age. They may be free in Christ; the children of light, not of darkness.

… mature age would unite with the youth to organize and conduct such a literary society, it might become both useful and interesting. But when such gatherings …

… this age, is a scheme of deception and hypocrisy, with which the enemy of souls has far more to do than the Lord. Good common sense is needed here if anywhere; but …

… this age of the world by becoming absorbed in the thoughts of marriage and in the marriage relation itself....