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

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.

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.

] BOOK XIX Teachings of Various Chief Disciples "The learned official," said Tsz-chang, "who when he sees danger ahead will risk his very life, who when he sees a chance of success is mindful of what is just and proper, who in his religious acts is mindful of the duty of reverence, and when in mourning thinks of his loss, is indeed a fit and proper person for his place.

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.

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.

The children of light have a higher light, a deeper teaching from God, than the children of the world.

For one thing, his father and mother used to talk very freely before himmuch more so than most parents do in the presence of their children; and nothing serves better for teaching than the conversation of good and thoughtful people.

" Aside from his teaching among the Chippewas, which was unanswerably effective, this letter is of the highest consequence to philology, as its variations from the rules of English syntax and orthography, denote some of the leading principles of aboriginal construction, as they have been revealed to me by the study of the Indian language.

Hidden teaching beyond yoga.

" "But it was my father who instilled these teachings into my brother.

"I see in the present circumstances of France nothing to encourage us to put the Nessus robe of French political teaching over our healthy body."

He spoke to men who could not read, for whom there were no printed pages, but whose heart received his teaching through the eye.

Then too, the Nihilists, anarchists who had been working (often by throwing bombs) for the overthrow of the Czar, had spread their teachings throughout the country.

To be sure, his senior deacon, old Deacon Shearer,who seemed to have got his Scripture-teachings out of the "Vinegar Bible," (the one where Vineyard is misprinted Vinegar, which a good many people seem to have adopted as the true reading,)his senior deacon had called Dr. Kittredge an "infidel."

The noble attestation of faith in Jesus did perhaps more than any theological teachings towards the conversion of men to Christianity.

Better the divinely-inspired Man, the purest and most perfect of His race, the pattern and type of all that is good and holy in Humanity, than the Deity for whose intercession we pray, while we trample His teachings under our feet.

At first she appears to have done little to enforce religious teaching amongst her acquaintances.

No one can be long under her teaching without learning dignity of manner and self-reliance.

" Teachings like this are now so common that every American Mason who has studied the symbolism of his Order believes, with Carlyle, that "there is but one temple in the world, and that is the body of man.