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… and respect. Whatever he may suggest as to ways of helping in the home, faithfulness in the daily tasks, ministry to the sick or the poor, can hardly fail of bringing …

… the respect of his pupils in no other way than by revealing in his own character the principles which he seeks to teach them. Only as he does this in his daily …

… self-respect and a desire to be useful.

… to respect experienced judgment, and to be guided by their parents and teachers. They should be so educated that their minds will be united with the minds …

… was respectful and obedient to those who had authority over him; but he had so high a sense of the claims of God that the requirements of earthly rulers were …

… every respect they are to be separate from the fashions and practices of the world. They are to be a peculiar and holy people. It is not their dress that makes …

… some respects, many of those connected with our schools should be standing on a higher platform. We know that it is the determined purpose of some to be obedient …

… and respect. The teacher should be himself what he wishes his students to become.

… their respective spheres.

… every respect they are to be separate from the fashions and practises of the world. They are to be a peculiar and holy people. It is not their dress that makes …