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… are educating God's little ones in our homes. Now what kind of an education are we giving them? Our words, are they loose and careless and slack? Is there an overbearing …

… to educate the pupils as Christ educated His disciples. He must make impressions that time can not efface. His influence should mold his scholars after the …

… ministry —The times demand an intelligent, educated ministry, not novices. False doctrines are being multiplied. The world is becoming educated to a …

… care, education, and happiness, which parents should feel it their duty to bestow upon them.

… . The education of the youth should be of a different order from that which has been given in the past. Their welfare demands far more labor than has been given …

… of education take too narrow and too low a range. There is need of a broader scope, a higher aim. True education means more than the perusal of a certain course …

… our educators will travel over the same ground as did the Jews, conforming to customs, practices, and traditions which God has not given. With tenacity and …

… of educating their children, move to places where our large schools are established, would do better service for the Master by remaining where they are. They …

… be educated to practical, useful work. All should learn some trade. It may be tentmaking, it may be some other business, but all should be trained to use their …

… their education, are to be cultivated and revealed by those who closely connect themselves with the school interest. They must not, by efforts for personal …