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… . They have abused their marriage privileges, and by indulgence have strengthened their animal passions. And as these have strengthened, the moral and intellectual …

… , who have watched over them in infancy and nursed them in sickness. They should realize that their parents have suffered much anxiety on their account. Especially …

… they have denied themselves some superfluity in order to have means to put into the treasury, lessons of value in self-denial for the glory of God have been …

… this have had a home of their own and besides this have had means to draw upon in case of adversity. But they will not economize as others have done, upon whom …

… —I have heard many excuse themselves from inviting to their homes and hearts the saints of God: “Why, I have nothing prepared; I have nothing cooked; they must …

… dangers have been plainly stated; you have been cautioned and guarded on every side, hedged in with warnings. In the house of God you have listened to the most …

… palate have swallowed up immense sums of money that have really benefited no one, but have encouraged a prodigality of means which is displeasing to God …

… , who have watched over them in infancy and nursed them in sickness. They should realize that their parents have suffered much anxiety on their account. Especially …

… they have sown. Christ will say to them, as He said to ancient Israel, “Ye have not obeyed My voice. Why have ye done this?”— The Signs of the Times, June 2, 1881. (434)

Many have entered the marriage relation who have not acquired property, and who have had no inheritance. They did not possess physical strength or mental …