Xa;Tehs; tho;j;Jf;fs;

kj;NjA 6:33. “KjyhtJ NjtDila uh[;aj;ijAk; mtUila

ePjpiaAk; NjLq;fs;> mg;nghOJ ,itfnsy;yhk; cq;fSf;Ff;
$lf; nfhLf;fg;gLk;.”
 rq;fPjk; 127:2. ePq;fs; mjpfhiyapy; vOe;J> Neug;gl
NtiyapNy jhpj;J> tUj;jj;jpd; mg;gj;ijr; rhg;gpLfpwJk;
tpUjh@ mtNu jkf;Fg; gphpakhdtDf;F epj;jpiu
mspf;fpwhh;.
 rq;fPjk; 3:5. ehd; gLj;J epj;jpiu nra;Njd;@
tpopj;Jf;nfhz;Nld;@ fh;j;jh; vd;idj; jhq;Ffpwhh;.
 Vrhah 50:4
“,isg;gile;jtDf;F rkaj;jpw;Nfw;w thh;j;ij nrhy;y ehd;
mwpAk;gbf;F> fh;j;juhfpa Mz;lth; vdf;Ff; fy;tpkhdpd; ehitj;
je;jUspdhh;@ fhiyNjhWk; vd;id vOg;Gfpwhh;@
fw;Wf;nfhs;Sfpwth;fisg;Nghy> ehd; Nfl;Fk;gb vd;nrtpiaf;
ftdpf;fr;nra;fpwhh;.”
 rq;fPjk; 5:3. fh;j;jhNt> fhiyapNy vd;
rj;jj;ijf; Nfl;lUStPh;@ fhiyapNy ckf;F
NeNu te;J Maj;jkhfp>
fhj;jpUg;Ngd;.
 Rising at Regular Time.
Some youth are much opposed to order and
discipline. They do not respect the rules of the home
by rising at a regular hour. They lie in bed some hours
after daylight, when everyone should be astir.
They burn the midnight oil, depending upon artificial
light to supply the place of the light that nature has
provided at seasonable hours. In so doing they not
only waste precious opportunities but cause
additional expense.
Thus they are sleeping soundly when they should be awake
with nature and the early-rising birds.

The precious habits of order are broken; and the moments

thus idled away in the early morning set things out of course
for the whole day. {Ev 651.1}
Our God is a God of order, and He desires that
His children shall will to bring themselves into
order, and under His discipline.

Would it not be better, therefore, to break up

this habit of turning night into day, and the
fresh hours of the morning into night?

—The Youth's Instructor, Jan. 28, 1897. {Ev 651.2}

Advantages Through Proper Timing.

--The timing of things may tell much in favor of truth.

Victories are frequently lost through delays…

…Prompt and decisive action at the right time will gain

glorious triumphs, while delay and neglect will result in
great failures and positive dishonor to God.

--Testimonies, vol. 3, p. 498. (1875) {Ev 651.3}

It is the duty of all to observe strict rules
in their habits of life.
{YI, January 28, 1897 par. 7}
 Vrhah 26:9
“vd; Mj;Jkh ,utpNy ck;ik thQ;rpf;fpwJ@
vdf;Fs; ,Uf;fpw vd; Mtpahy; mjpfhiyapYk; ck;ikj;
NjLfpNwd;...”
rq;fPjk; 57:7 vd; ,Ujak; Maj;jkhapUf;fpwJ> NjtNd>
vd; ,Ujak; Maj;jkhapUf;fpwJ@ ehd;
ghbf;fPh;j;jdk;gz;ZNtd;.
8. vd; kfpikNa> tpop@ tPizNa> Rukz;lyNk>
tpopAq;fs;: mjpfhiyapy; tpopj;Jf;nfhs;Ntd;.

rq;fPjk; 108:2
 khw;F 1:35.
mth; mjpfhiyapy;> ,Ul;NlhNl vOe;J Gwg;gl;L>
tdhe;jukhd Xhplj;jpw;f;Fg;Ngha;> mq;Nf
n[gk;gz;zpdhh;.
ahj; 32:6. kWehs; mth;fs; mjpfhiyapy; vOe;J> rh;thq;f
jfdgypfisapl;L> rkhjhdgypfisr; nrYj;jpdhh;fs;@ gpd;G>
[dq;fs; Grpf;fTk; Fbf;fTk; cl;fhh;e;J> tpisahl
vOe;jhh;fs;.
 ePjp 8:17. vd;idr; rpNefpf;fpwth;fis ehd;
rpNefpf;fpNwd;;@
mjpfhiyapy; vd;idj; NjLfpwth;fs; vd;idf; fz;lilthh;fs;.