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… . Those who neglect to bear part of the responsibilities of the home are the ones who are troubled with loneliness and discontent; for they have not learned …

… class who are continually harping upon pride and dress, who are careless of their own apparel, and who think it a virtue to be dirty, and dress without order …

… servant who had five talents traded upon them wisely, and in the day of reckoning was able to bring double that number to the master. The one also who had two …

… face. Who feels a burden to go there to labor? Perhaps you are inclined to find fault with those who are there; but can you not go there yourself to see what you …

… . Who are so well calculated to point out their dangers as godly parents? Who can understand their peculiar temperaments so well as they? Children who are Christians …

… mother, who, strong in faith, was “not afraid of the king's commandment,” of whom was born Moses, the deliverer of Israel. It was Hannah, the woman of prayer and self …

… those who know not the truth, and who refuse to be controlled by the principles of God's word, how important that the class professing to be followers of Christ …

… those who struggle for a livelihood and who have great difficulty in making their income meet their necessities; but they love Jesus in the person of His …

… needs. Who gives the proofs mentioned in James, of possessing pure religion, untainted with selfishness or corruption? Who are anxious to do all in their power …

… only who please their fancy. Students are to be taught the Christlikeness of exhibiting a kindly interest, a social disposition, toward those who are in the …