...generally the most abiding. So that all the important consequences of a regular life are motives to induce parents to train up their children in the way they should go.— -— .Children whose characters are formed by a good education are generally prospered : They are respectable...

...nurtured in the admonition of the Lord in childhood and youth. Here is encouragement for Christian parents to train up their children in the way they should go. Here is actual experience of the utility of early committing the treasures of God's word to the memories...

...evince its efficacy in the hurry of business, and under the pressure of affliction, — to encourage parents 'to train up their children in the way they should go,' — and especially to excite the professors of religion to imitate a good example, the following brief...

...the sharpness of the pang. This is sorrow indeed ; and the best that parents can do to prevent it, is to train up their children in the way they should go. Good education is the thing m the world the most important and desirable, but it is of wider scope than...

...SHAME." IF Education be of such vast importance, as 1 have endeavored, in the preceding discourse, to demonstrate, every attempt to explain the most...education. I say, of a religious education ; for, 53 men are deterred from committing acts of indecency and criminality ; and surely, if they could be...

...Adam shall be a sinner as soon as he is a moral agent, and that which forbids all sin, and requires parents to train up their children in the way they should go? And what is the character ascribed to God, when we teach that it is a part of his revealed will, that...

...Adarn shall be a sinner as soon as he is a moral agent, and that which forbids all sin, and requires parents to train up their children in the way they should go? And what is the character ascribed to God, when we leach that it is a part of his revealed will, that...

...measure ; while the final issue in each of the cases before us, affords the utmost encouragement to pious parents, to train up their children in the way they should go, with the assurance that when they are old they will not depart from it. Nugent, the eldest son, notwithstanding...

...Adam shall be a sinner as soon as he is a moral agent, and that which forbids all sin, and requires parents to train up their children in the way they should go ? And what is the character ascribed to God, when we teach that it is a part of his revealed will,...

...see that the blessing was imparted in the ordinary method of the Divine dispensation, which directs parents to train up their children in the way they should go, encouraged by the general assurance, that as they advance in life they shall not forsake it. At a suitable...