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… of society, or the stability of the nation. Amidst all life’s perplexities, dangers, and conflicting claims, the one safe and sure rule is to do what God says …

… of society and nations, and to how great an extent the oppression or degradation of one member means a loss to all.

… the society of the pure, holy angels.

… literary societies a benefit to our youth? To answer this question properly, we should consider not only the avowed purpose of such societies, but the influence …

… to society and to life that you may answer the purpose of God in your creation. As disciples of Christ, you are not debarred from engaging in temporal pursuits …

… enter society with all assurance, confident that they are fully able to choose the right and to comprehend divine mysteries, because of their powers of reason …

… the society of the pure and holy angels. Those who become so absorbed in less important studies that they cease to learn in the school of Christ, are meeting …

… of society. In the faithful discharge of the various duties that lie in their pathway, they make their lives a blessing to themselves and to others. Diligent …

… of society is to be determined, and what these youth and children shall be depends upon the home. To the lack of right home training may be traced the larger …

… to society, rather than a blessing.— The Review and Herald, December 6, 1881 .