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… is to be proclaimed, a message illuminating in its influence and saving in its power. His character is to be made known. Into the darkness of the world is to be …

… is power. The silent witness of a true, unselfish, godly life carries an almost irresistible influence. By revealing in our own life the character of …

… of character are the work of their own unbridled tongues and rebellious hearts. It is through their influence that these tempted ones have fallen.

… perfect character will fail to manifest the sympathy and tenderness of Christ. The influence of grace is to soften the heart, to refine and purify the feelings …

… who are contemplating marriage should consider what will be the character and influence of the home they are founding. As they become parents, a sacred trust …

… of character the world is to be convinced that God has sent His Son as its Redeemer. No other influence that can surround the human soul has such power as the …

It is our own character and experience that determine our influence upon others. In order to convince others of the power of Christ's grace, we must know its …

… own character the principles which he seeks to teach them. Only as he does this in his daily association with them can he have a permanent influence over them …

… the character of Christ will be seen in His followers. It was His delight to do the will of God. Love to God, zeal for His glory, was the controlling power in our …

… character. He was not only self-assertive and ambitious for honor, but impetuous, and resentful under injuries. But as the character of the Divine One was manifested …

… the character or the life he is exceedingly zealous in trying to point it out; but Jesus declares that the very trait of character developed in doing this …

… well-being is to be neglected. Nothing is unimportant. Every influence that affects the health of the body has its bearing upon mind and character.

… spirit is stricken and afflicted under the searching influence of the Spirit of God. He loathes himself as he views the pure, spotless character of Christ …

… faith is that which “worketh by love” ( Galatians 5:6 ) to purify the soul. It is as leaven that transforms the character.

… there is no other to whose training so little thought is given. The one whose influence in education is most potent and far-reaching is the one for whose assistance …

… who is fitted to bear her share of life's burdens, one whose influence will ennoble and refine him, and who will make him happy in her love.

… it is with great guiding principles, and not with the details of curriculum or the merits of differing educational systems, the influence of this volume …

… of character. Parents and children are robbed of that which is best and sweetest and truest in life. For fashion's sake they are cheated out of a preparation …

… of character, no other influences count so much as the influence of the home. The teacher's work should supplement that of the parents, but is not to take its …

… . Their character, their daily life, their methods of training, will interpret His words to the little ones. Their influence will win or repel the child's confidence …