Education is the teaching of how to direct energy for the universal good.

As he gradually enlarges his careful and illuminating work, his church becomes in time a body of spiritually well-educated communicants, thoroughly grounded in doctrinal, ethical, and social ideals, well taught in public and in private duties.

This is the mystery of that noble trade, which yet no master can teach to his apprentice; he may give the rules, but the scholar is never the nearer in his practice; neither is it true, that this fineness of raillery is offensive.

Let careful attention be paid to the teaching in the various schools, with repeated inculcation of the filial and fraternal duties, and gray-haired men will not be seen upon the roads, carrying burdens on their backs or on their heads.

" "But Mary," said the superintendent, "you are doing a fine job here in the church; why do you want to go to the mission?" "There are many who will gladly teach a class here at the church, but not so many who are willing to teach at the mission.

She taught with the utmost carefulness and patience, and Mrs. Fry had the satisfaction of seeing her become one of the first-fruits of her Christian labour in the prison.

When Austria, backed by Germany, declared war on Servia, despite Servia's abject and complete surrender on eight points and willingness to arbitrate the other two, there no longer existed outside of Germany and Austria the slightest doubt that Germany was forcing the war to achieve the aggrandisement which has been taught for years in your country as the natural destiny of Germany.

In some parts of the continent young persons are taught from common authors, and do not read the best classics till their maturity.

They knew the Turk was turning his natural advantages of ground about Gaza into a veritable fortress, and that if their next effort was to meet with more success than their last, they had to learn all that experience on the Western Front had taught as to systems of trench warfare.

Therefore the office of the poet is to teach by examples, to induce men to virtuous living by fitting representations.

Yours are the morning and the day: You should be taught of wind and light; Your learning should be born of play.

In this moral loftiness these Mosaic teachings as to truthfulness pervade the whole Bible.

Miss Peabody began to teach in 1860, but eight years later, after a visit to Europe, she gave up teaching for propaganda work.

This was of two kinds: class teaching to a section of the children of approximately equal attainments either on the floor or in the class-room, and collective teaching to the whole school, regardless of age, on the gallery.

" The last of Mencius's teachings on kingship to which we shall refer is perhaps the most remarkable of all.

She held church services for the people, and many of them came to hear the white Ma teach about Jesus.

The current objection to the Bible teaching on this subject is that no such sacrifice could have been required by God, either because the Originating Energy can have no consciousness of Personality and is only a blind force, or because, if "God is Love," He could not demand such a sacrifice.

And arithmeticit is "number work" now, and is all but taught without the multiplication tables.

After a few days, the Brahmin recovered his ordinary health and strength; and having attended him at an earlier hour than usual, according to his request on the previous evening, he thus addressed me: "I have already told you, my dear Atterley, that I was born and educated at Benares, and that science is there more thoroughly understood and taught than the people of the west are aware of.

It opened the way for me to speak on the peculiar doctrines and practices of Friends at more length than I ever remember to have done before; after which the glad tidings of the gospel flowed freely, and the people were invited to come to Christ and partake of the full blessedness of his teaching by the Holy Spirit.

There are many stories told of how children receive teaching about the Omniscience or Omnipotence of God.

But renegade Frenchmen, taught under Napoleon's eye, prompted them.

This was a great enjoyment to her, as she much valued the truly evangelical teaching at Kaiserswerth.

We cannot compare his teachings with those of Christ; they are immeasurably inferior in loftiness and spirituality; but they are worldly wise and decorous, and are on an equality with those of Solomon in moral wisdom.

It is not religion only which must be taught through the wives and mothers, but sound science also, and sound economy.