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… . They have followed you with letters and with prayers, and every line you have written them has been read with eagerness. They have thanked God for every indication …

… parents have kept their children at school nearly the year round. These children have gone through the routine of study mechanically, and they have not retained …

… amusements have on physical, mental, and moral health? Will my mind become so infatuated as to forget God? Shall I cease to have his glory before me?

… have become confirmed invalids when they might have enjoyed health, and many have died of consumption and other diseases when they might have lived …

… amusements have on physical, mental, and moral health? Will my mind become so infatuated as to forget God? Shall I cease to have His glory before me?

… who have thus looked to Him have caught more distinct views of Jesus as their sin bearer, their all-sufficient sacrifice, and have been hid in the cleft of the …

… have been gained from the word of God. Had men been obedient, they would have understood the plan of God's government. The heavenly world would have opened …

… who have engaged in the work have obtained an excellent experience. As they have taken up the work disinterestedly, great blessing has come to them. Many have …

… would have weakened their sense of right and their abhorrence of wrong. Indulgence of appetite would have involved the sacrifice of physical vigor, clearness …

… might have brought great glory to the Lord of the universe by a life of obedience. He might have encouraged God's people to shun the evils that were practiced …