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41 EGW PCP 35.2 (1981 Peter’s Counsel to Parents)

… , taste, natural elegance. The question of dress reveals the foundation principles of Christianity .

42 EGW CSA 55.4 (2002 A Call To Stand Apart)

… with natural gifts, and possessed of the broadest culture that the world could bestow; yet among them all, the Hebrew youth were without a peer. In physical …

43 EGW CG 255.2 (1954 Child Guidance)

… lower nature, crossing, as it does, the natural desires and inclinations; but the pain may be lost sight of in a higher joy.

44 EGW CG 508.2 (1954 Child Guidance)

… Not Natural —Youth are ignorant and inexperienced, and the love of the Bible and its sacred truths will not come naturally. Unless great pains are taken to …

45 EGW PCP 26.1 (1981 Peter’s Counsel to Parents)

… of natural appetites depends very much on the treatment they receive. Those who indulge appetite, eating and drinking with the drunken; those who practice …

46 EGW AH 17.1 (1952 The Adventist Home)

… their natural endowments and will make the best use of their physical, mental, and moral powers. Such souls are strongly fortified against temptation; they …

47 EGW AH 190.4 (1952 The Adventist Home)

… is natural for them to go to her with their little joys and sorrows. The mother should not wound their sensitive hearts by treating with indifference matters …

48 EGW AH 200.4 (1952 The Adventist Home)

… the natural turn of their own minds. And if very wild in youth, parents say they will come right after a while and, when sixteen or eighteen years of age, will reason …

49 EGW AH 329.3 (1952 The Adventist Home)

… the natural and perverse inclination of the heart. Instead of facing the mirror of the law of God and bringing their hearts and characters up to God's standard …

50 EGW AH 529.3 (1952 The Adventist Home)

… the natural heart, and they need in a special sense the counsel and watchcare of their parents. Ibid .