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2121 The Signs of the Times November 14, 1895, paragraph 5

… his argument that the law of God must be changed; but his efforts were in vain. He did not succeed, and after he had deceived thousands of angels, and had drawn …

2122 The Signs of the Times December 5, 1895, paragraph 3

… the arguments that were prepared by the synagogue of Satan. Every repetition of their errors confirms them in their false theories. They are inspired by …

2123 The Signs of the Times February 6, 1896, paragraph 5

… their arguments, and revealed the fact that he read their questionings and purposes. “And Jesus answering spake unto the lawyers and Pharisees, and saying …

2124 The Signs of the Times February 6, 1896, paragraph 6

… his argument, “they could not answer him again to these things.” But, although they could not answer him, they were none the less displeased because their scheme …

2125 The Signs of the Times February 6, 1896, paragraph 7

… their arguments. But now, before they could present their arguments, Christ had answered them, and they were left helpless; for all recognized that Christ …

2126 The Signs of the Times March 12, 1896, paragraph 3

… immutable argument of the unchangeable character of the law of God. Christ died in order that a way might be provided for saving the sinner, in meeting the …

2127 The Signs of the Times June 18, 1896, paragraph 8

… very arguments that Christ has used in our behalf. Our prayers will then be in complete harmony with the will of God. Then it is that Christ clothes the contrite …

2128 The Signs of the Times August 13, 1896, paragraph 4

… the arguments they have heard in the pulpits to prevent their children from following in the path of righteousness, and teach for doctrines the commandments …

2129 The Signs of the Times October 1, 1896, paragraph 4

… , presenting arguments against their position, and showing that all their theories were as ropes of sand. He said to them: “Every kingdom divided against itself …

2130 The Signs of the Times October 14, 1897, paragraph 3

… powerful argument of Satan that God required of humanity a self-denial and subjection that he would not himself render. The weapons that Satan designed …

2131 The Signs of the Times February 24, 1898, paragraph 12

… unanswerable argument in favor of the immutability of the moral law, and forever settles the question that its character is changeless, and will stand forever …

2132 The Signs of the Times March 24, 1898, paragraph 3

… no arguments to advance. Jesus is here. Come and see Him for yourself.

2133 The Signs of the Times May 26, 1898, paragraph 10

… that arguments in favor of the fourth commandment are unanswerable. They will say, “We have a law, and by our law he ought to die.” God’s law is nothing to them. “Our …

2134 The Signs of the Times August 4, 1898, paragraph 2

… great argument that the law of God is binding upon every human being. “Think not that I am come,” said Christ, “to destroy the law, or the prophets; I am not come to destroy …

2135 The Signs of the Times December 13, 1899, paragraph 6

… of argument will come to you, and you will be powerless to resist it.

2136 The Signs of the Times December 20, 1899, paragraph 4

… their arguments, however logical, would not melt the hard heart, or break through the crust of selfishness and worldliness. The truth could only be effectual …

2137 The Signs of the Times January 31, 1900, paragraph 5

… for argument. It was not evidence of Christ’s innocence that they wanted, but His condemnation.

2138 The Signs of the Times April 25, 1900, paragraph 1

… convincing argument to the world in favor of the grace of Christ.

2139 The Signs of the Times June 13, 1900, paragraph 10

… ingenious arguments. He saw that the law would be trampled upon and dishonored until God would arise to punish the inhabitants of the earth.

2140 The Signs of the Times June 20, 1900, paragraph 8

… conclusive arguments which He presented, only kindled fires of hatred in hearts that, once convicted, had refused the light. Christ came to His own, but His …