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… and correct their mistakes, or supply their deficiencies. How important it is, then, that the teachers’ subject, manner, and spirit are after God's order.— The …

… of correcting and censuring your brethren....

… a correct influence; they belittle the sacred dignity that should ever be maintained in the presentation of the Word of God to the people.— The Review and Herald …

… was correct. The great waymarks we have passed are immovable. Although the hosts of hell may try to tear them from their foundation, and triumph in the thought …

… of correct habits of living, and the Testimonies, general and personal, have been calculated to call their attention more especially to these principles …

… a correct knowledge of righteousness in Christ Jesus. If any have allowed the desire for pleasure or the love of dress to become supreme, so that any portion …

… a correct understanding of the Word of God, and to a true Christian life. We should read the Bible with them, and draw their minds away from temporal things to …

… a correct understanding of the Scriptures. But it is a work which demands much grace, much patience, and an ever-increasing stock of wisdom....

… ensure correct delivery in reading and speaking, see that the abdominal muscles have full play in breathing, and that the respiratory organs are unrestricted …

… should correct their errors, and be more circumspect. The loss of some souls at last will be traced to the untidiness of the minister. The first appearance …