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… , faithful parents! Yet even then the labors of the parents must not cease. These youth have just commenced in earnest the warfare against sin, and against the …

Parents Have Given Children Their Own Stamp of Character —Parents have given their children their own stamp of character; and if some traits are unduly developed …

Parents Need to Understand Children —Parents should not forget their childhood years, how much they yearned for sympathy and love and how unhappy they felt …

… of parents. They are slow to suspect that their own children can be wrong and sinful. Some of these children profess to be Christians, and parents sleep on, fearing …

… their parents that children are led to obey the fifth commandment and to heed the injunction, “Children, obey your parents in the Lord: for this is right.”— The …

… their parents. Parents should encourage in their children a disposition to be open and frank with them, to come to them with their difficulties and, when they …

… their parents, especially when they are old and feeble? Will not the very helplessness of the parents plead for the children's love? Will not the necessities …

… their parents. Parents should encourage in their children a disposition to be open and frank with them, to come to them with their difficulties and, when they …

Parents Must Govern Themselves —Parents who successfully govern their families must first govern themselves. If they would only have pleasant words in …

… such parents must be. Will not the children sink lower in the scale than their parents? Parents give the stamp of character to their children. Children that …