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… the practical realities of life—its opportunities and responsibilities, its successes and its defeats. How one meets these experiences, whether becoming …

… must practice its principles themselves. Only by reflecting the character of God in the uprightness, nobility, and unselfishness of their own lives can …

The downfall of Israel began in the rejection of God’s ways for the ways of heathen contemporaries. It continued until the Jewish people became prey to the very nations whose practices they had chosen to follow.

Though the facts of physiology are now generally understood, there is an alarming indifference in regard to the principles of health. Even of those who have a knowledge of these principles, few put them into practice.

… shun practical duties and responsibilities.

… a practical training can so fully impart.

Closely allied to gossip is the covert insinuation, the sly innuendo, by which the unclean in heart imply the evil they dare not openly express. Teach young people to shun like leprosy every approach to these practices.

… , his practices, his passions—he brought them all under the control of the Spirit of God.

… not practical is not genuine. True conversion makes us strictly honest in our dealings with our fellow men. It makes us faithful in our everyday work. Every …

… in practice and in spirit with the world. “Come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you, and …