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… much more strongly to the minds of one class of persons than to others; some points appear to be much more important to some than to others. The same principle …

… the more it is tested the more brilliant is its luster.— Testimonies for the Church 4:88 (1876) .

They cannot see what they are about. Signals are made incorrectly, and cars collide with each other. Then comes horror, mutilation, and death. This condition of things will become more and more marked.

… ; the more elevated and refined the powers, the more pure and unalloyed the happiness.— The Review and Herald, July 29, 1884. ( Counsels on Health, 51 .)

… need more sunshiny parents and more sunshiny Christians. We are too much shut up within ourselves. Too often the kindly, encouraging word, the cheery smile …

The more closely the members of a family are united in their work in the home, the more uplifting and helpful will be the influence that father and mother and sons and daughters will exert outside the home. Letter 189, 1903 .

… becoming more and more difficult. Serious troubles are before us, and for many families removal from the cities will become a necessity. The Ministry of Healing …

There is no more important field of effort than that committed to the founders and guardians of the home. No work entrusted to human beings involves greater or more far-reaching results than does the work of fathers and mothers.

… is more readily impressed by the life and example of the mother than by that of the father, for a stronger and more tender bond of union unites them. Testimonies …

The more quiet and simple the life of the child, the more favorable it will be to both physical and mental development. At all times the mother should endeavor to be quiet, calm, and self-possessed. The Ministry of Healing, 381 .