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22181 The General Conference Bulletin March 30, 1903, Art. A, paragraph 40
… God tells you to speak, and then hold your peace? Will you not ask, as Moses did, for a revelation of God’s character. “Show me Thy glory,” he pleaded. And God granted …
22182 The General Conference Bulletin April 2, 1903, paragraph 1
… the characters that we must form, in order that we may be prepared to unite with the heavenly family in the city of our God. We ask Thee that Thou wilt remove the …
22183 The General Conference Bulletin April 2, 1903, paragraph 2
… of character and a breaking of heart before God. Thou canst show them that while they cherish their own dispositions and temperaments, Thou canst not work …
22184 The General Conference Bulletin April 2, 1903, paragraph 2
… are God’s building.” He is willing to build up in each one of us a symmetrical character,—a character after the divine similitude. But He must have our cooperation …
22185 The General Conference Bulletin April 6, 1903, Art. A, paragraph 14
… give character to the work. That was a mistake. It is not buildings that give character to the work of God, but the faithfulness and integrity of the workers …
22186 The General Conference Bulletin April 6, 1903, paragraph 12
… of character in the blood of the Lamb. John says, “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.” I thank Thee, my heavenly Father, I praise Thee, that …
22187 The General Conference Bulletin April 6, 1903, paragraph 18
… form characters that will gain for them admittance into the kingdom of God. Parents, study your children, that you may understand their different dispositions …
22188 The General Conference Bulletin April 6, 1903, paragraph 29
… that character that by them witness will be borne to the world that God sent His Son to save sinners.
22189 The General Conference Bulletin April 6, 1903, paragraph 31
… offend God? “It is God that worketh in you, both to will and to do of His good pleasure.” “Ye are God’s husbandry; ye are God’s building.” The sanctuary, built by the church …
22190 The General Conference Bulletin April 6, 1903, paragraph 32
… Christian character, words and acts that God can approve?
22191 The General Conference Bulletin April 6, 1903, paragraph 33
… of character, He can not help us.
22192 The General Conference Bulletin April 6, 1903, paragraph 38
… our characters. O my Father, for Christ’s sake wilt Thou pardon our transgressions and our sins. Wilt Thou give us clear spiritual eyesight, that we may discern …
22193 The General Conference Bulletin April 7, 1903, paragraph 20
… that God has taken us into covenant relation with Himself, our work in connection with His churches and institutions will be of such a character that He can …
22194 The General Conference Bulletin April 14, 1903, paragraph 14
… give character to our work in the South. They will be instrumental in establishing the faith of many in Bible truth. God Himself has wrought to bring together …
22195 The General Conference Bulletin May 17, 1909, paragraph 3
… before God daily? Do we realize that we must have an abiding Christ if we would represent Christ to the world in our speech, in our characters, and in all our dealings …
22196 The General Conference Bulletin May 17, 1909, paragraph 5
… and characters? Are you going to study what this one or that one will say? Or are you looking to the One who so loved the world that he did not withhold from us his …
22197 The General Conference Bulletin May 18, 1909, paragraph 3
… of character. There is danger of their failing to see the need of individually humbling themselves before God each day, and several times each day, and of asking …
22198 The General Conference Bulletin May 30, 1909, paragraph 13
… of God may be revealed. You can not afford to do otherwise; for you have a character to form for the future, immortal life. Great responsibilities rest upon every …
22199 The General Conference Bulletin May 30, 1909, paragraph 18
… of character for the future, immortal life.
22200 The General Conference Bulletin June 1, 1909, paragraph 8
… exalted character of the truth. Those who have been set as guardians of the work of God in our institutions are ever to make the will and way of God prominent …