Peter’s Counsel to Parents
- Introduction to 2 Peter 1
- Chapter 1—Western Normal Institute Address
- Chapter 2—“And Beside This”
- Chapter 3—Sermon at Petaluma, California, Campground
- Preview
- Sermon
- Christian life a constant warfare
- Plan of addition and multiplication
- Add virtue
- A high standard to attain
- To represent the Father
- A knowledge beyond expression
- Conditional promises
- Temperance in appetite
- Self-denial a virtue
- Brain nerve-power to resist temptation
- Disposition of a Christian
- Challenge to parents
- Arbitrary authority to be avoided
- Mothers to keep a cheerful countenance
- Missionary work to begin at home
- Speech to be sanctified
- Negligence to children to be confessed
- Example of the Israelites
- Only election in Scripture
- Timbers in character-building
- Kindness and patience
- Home to be heaven on earth
- Life-insurance policy
- Parable of the talents
- One talent
- The talent of means
- Parable of the fig tree
- Economy to be practiced
- Criticism and fault-finding to cease
- Conversion
- Chapter 4—Sermon at Loma Linda University
- Chapter 5—Remarks at the Los Angeles Camp Meeting
- Chapter 6—Letter 43
- Chapter 7—“A Godly Example in the Home”
- Chapter 8—“Steadfast Unto the End”