Quickly admitting mistakes and apologizing goes a long way toward reconciliation.

It has been said that our minds learn the best when we are fully engaged.

God intended His Word to be a lamp to our feet and a light to our paths.

Men go about gathering in wealth and gain as though they will live forever.

In this age of great and growing knowledge, nothing is more perplexing and amazing than to understand how complex every living thing is.

We will be held responsible for our words and our actions in life.

Many in the world today prefer to live alone because they have few restrictions and can do as they please.

Lions and creatures of the feline family often attack from ambush after carefully stalking their prey and picking out a likely target before they move in.

I have often heard people say that we grow “too soon old and too late smart.” But growing old or aging is a high price to pay for getting smart.

There is within most people a strong need to feel that somebody needs us. That need may not be recognized or admitted, but it is there.

We all need homes to live in.

One vital need all humans have is to be able to sleep.

One of the wonders of the world, which no longer exists, was the temple that was built by King Solomon.

Humans are all prone to make some mistakes in their lives.

We humans are often given information to digest—without realizing that we need a fully developed “digestive system” to make an informed decision.

One of the greatest sports people engage themselves in is fishing.

The roof is not leaking because it is not raining, and because it is not leaking, there is no need to repair the roof.

We have a number of sayings that support dreaming.

We humans are brought into slavery in a variety of ways.

One of the greatest gifts God has given mankind is the permission to make choices.