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… good, firm character. Novel reading is like taking poison and will sooner or later reveal its bitter results.

… be firm in principle, fearless in duty, zealous in seeking to exemplify Christ in your daily work, yet humble, lowly, gentle and tender, patient and forgiving …

… with firm and entire reliance upon Jesus Christ as their only hope, there will not be so much of self and so little of Jesus. Souls and bodies are defiled and …

… have firm faith in the Word of God as the flesh and blood of Christ.— Letter 17, 1902 ( Evangelism, 138 .)

… more firm, than can be woven by the looms of earth. The result is not a tissue fabric but a texture that will bear wear and test and trial. Heart will be bound to …

… family firm should be well organized. Together the father and mother should consider their responsibilities. Together they should work for the highest …

… a firm hold upon God, he will be able to help the diseased, distracted mind. He will be able to point his patients to Christ and teach them to carry all their cares …

… of firm principle, qualified for any position in life, are the most useful and permanently successful teachers. Their work may not show to the very best advantage …

… a firm, decided course should be pursued to prevent its recurrence; yet children should not be left in a hopeless state of mind, but with a degree of courage …

… . With firm yet gentle hand He parts the briers, or takes it from the mire; He tenderly lifts it to His shoulders and bears it back to the fold. The pure, sinless Redeemer …