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… the lack of right home training may be traced the larger share of the disease and misery and crime that curse humanity. If the home life were pure and true, if …

… , the lack of respect, shown them by their children.— The Youth's Instructor, June 22, 1893 .

… want [lack] of tact and skill in dealing with minds should they enter the ministry.— Manual for Canvassers, 41, 42, 1902. ( Colporteur Ministry, 34 .)

… . The lack of firm, decided willpower, which is manifest in life and character, results from neglect of the sacred instruction of God's Word. They do not by earnest …

… and lack of forbearance which displeases God and brings a cloud over the family. Children, in their troubles, should often be soothed with tender sympathy …

… , coldness, lack of sympathy—these are the attributes of Satan. Teachers will meet with these things in the students' characters. It is a terrible thing to have …

… , their lack of reserve and womanly modesty.

… . This lack of appreciation on their part was an obstacle to the work which He desired to accomplish for them; and in order to give force to His teaching He was …

… a lack of courtesy is one of the greatest stumbling blocks to sinners. Selfish, complaining, sour Christians bar the way so that sinners do not care to approach …

… a lack of self-control place him at the mercy of the evils that run riot in our land.— The Health Reformer, April, 1877. ( Temperance, 177 .)