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61 EGW CE 242.1 (1894 Christian Education)

… continual exercise of the mind to grasp and comprehend weighty and important truths.

62 EGW CT 6.1 (1913 Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students)

… active exercise all their faculties.”

63 EGW CT 52.1 (1913 Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students)

… , happiest exercise. While religious principle is held paramount, every advance step taken in the acquirement of knowledge or in the culture of the intellect …

64 EGW CT 91.1 (1913 Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students)

… to exercise proper restraint; and then they send their undisciplined children to college, to receive the training which the parents should have given them …

65 EGW CT 127.2 (1913 Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students)

… to exercise all the powers of mind and body. Bring them up to have sound constitutions and good morals, to have sunny dispositions and sweet tempers. Teach …

66 EGW CT 177.1 (1913 Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students)

… to exercise great patience. But these pupils may after a short time learn so rapidly as to astonish him. Others may appear to be very brilliant, but time may …

67 EGW CT 243.2 (1913 Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students)

… this exercise should follow the example given in the Lord's beautiful prayer for the world. This prayer is simple, clear, comprehensive, and yet not long and …

68 EGW CT 281.2 (1913 Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students)

… need exercise, a change of employment. God has pointed out what this should be—useful, practical work. But many have turned away from God's plan to follow human …

69 EGW CT 289.1 (1913 Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students)

… into exercise their muscles as well as their mental powers.

70 EGW CT 290.2 (1913 Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students)

… to exercise great intellectual strength, while others are inclined to love and enjoy physical labor. Both of these classes should seek to improve where …