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… not to be molded by unbelieving relatives in a way to please the carnal mind, but to be spent in a manner which God can approve.

… eager to secure their earthly treasures. The nearer they came to the grave, the more anxious they were to cling to them. Their own relatives were not benefited …

… relatives. The time has come when the greatest wisdom needs to be exercised in reference to the cause and work of God. Judgment is needed to know when to speak …

… eager to secure their earthly treasures. The nearer they came to the grave, the more anxious they were to cling to them. Their own relatives were not benefited …

… gratitude to God and His people. They should do all in their power to help themselves. If they have relatives who can and will defray their expenses at the Institute …

… awake to the faults and errors of the others, and feels in duty bound to correct them; and because these relatives are really dear to one another, they are grieved …

… us to ask is not: What have others done? What will my relatives think? or, What will they say of me if I pursue this course? but, What has God said? Neither parent nor …

… success to turn my friends and even my relatives against me. Because I had faithfully related that which was shown me respecting his unchristian course …

… , and relatives and friends however dear, first in their affections, and God's cause second. And those who do this, who devote their lives to the advancement …

… , and relatives and friends however dear, first in their affections, and God's cause second. And those who do this, who devote their lives to the advancement …