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… and man.” Jesus and John were represented by the educators of that day as ignorant, because they had not learned under them. But the God of heaven was their teacher …

… and man.” Jesus and John were represented by the educators of that day as ignorant, because they had not learned under them. But the God of heaven was their teacher …

… instructor. As He grew older He continued to increase in wisdom. He applied Himself diligently to a study of the Scriptures, for He knew them to be full of invaluable …

… drew them. He who had created man, understood the value of humanity. Evil He denounced as the foe of those whom He was seeking to bless and to save. In every human …

… to them; that thy profiting may appear to all.” “For all flesh is as grass, and all the glory of man as the flower of grass. The grass withereth, and the flower thereof …

… with them? Shall we, as Christians, recommend the works of his agents as valuable, even essential to the attainment of an education?

… with them? Shall we as Christians, recommend the works of his agents as valuable, even essential to the attainment of an education?

… regards as excellent. Those who receive a valuable education, one that will be as enduring as eternity, will not be regarded as the world's best educated men …

… regards as excellent. Those who receive a valuable education, one that will be as enduring as eternity, will not be regarded as the world's best educated men …

… forth as graduates from college, who were in no way qualified to make a proper use of the wonderful physical organism which God had provided them. The whole …