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… , and practices are brought into submission to God's word. In his view the commands of finite, erring man sink into insignificance beside the word of the infinite …

… and practices. Children are the heritage of the Lord, and we are answerable to Him for our management of His property.

… corrupt practices, had lost the knowledge of God. Yet in His mercy God did not blot them out of existence. He purposed to give them opportunity for becoming …

… our practice. The mere profession of religion abounds, but it has little weight. We may claim to be followers of Christ, we may claim to believe every truth in …

… the practical experiences of living, fully developed physically, God-fearing, with characters untarnished and hearts true to principle. This volume is …

… of practical life was regarded as essential to the greatest usefulness. Many, also, of the teachers supported themselves by manual labor.

… of practical wisdom. Where can the merchant, the artisan, the director of men in any department of business, find better maxims for himself or for his employees …

… . The practice of these principles in the details of life is too often looked upon as unimportant—a matter too trivial to demand attention. But in view of the …

… -denial practiced by the contestants in the ancient Greek games, the apostle Paul writes: “Every man that striveth for the mastery is temperate in all things …

… in practical lines we can often help the poor most effectively. As a rule, those who have not been trained to work do not have habits of industry, perseverance …