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23201 The Review and Herald January 28, 1875, paragraph 9
… warned, and many are turning away from trampling under their feet the Sabbath of Jehovah. God is in this work, and man cannot stop it. The angels of God are working …
23202 The Review and Herald January 28, 1875, paragraph 16
… words and our example are to tell upon the world. Angels of God are actively engaged in ministering to the children of God. Precious promises are upon record …
23203 The Review and Herald April 1, 1875, paragraph 4
… and obedience; but they are not to sustain him in any rash act. If men needlessly place themselves in peril, and go where God does not require them to go, and self …
23204 The Review and Herald April 1, 1875, paragraph 6
… exalted angel, tempted the world’s Redeemer without success. But as he comes to man robed as an angel of light he has better success. He covers his hideous purposes …
23205 The Review and Herald April 1, 1875, paragraph 10
… , and to attend their circles. But in their gatherings, the angels of darkness assume the forms of dead friends, and communicate with them as angels of …
23206 The Review and Herald April 1, 1875, paragraph 12
… foe. And it is not difficult for the evil angels to represent both saints and sinners who have died, and make these representations visible to human eyes. These …
23207 The Review and Herald April 15, 1875, paragraph 2
… , and despise government. Presumptuous are they, self-willed, they are not afraid to speak evil of dignities. Whereas angels, which are greater in power and might …
23208 The Review and Herald April 15, 1875, paragraph 13
… host and the pure angelic throng shall do him honor and worship him, he will carry the marks of one that has been slain. The more fully we appreciate the infinite …
23209 The Review and Herald April 29, 1875, paragraph 1
… the angel who went before Moses, and guided the travels of the children of Israel in the wilderness. God had said to Israel, “Behold, I send an angel before thee …
23210 The Review and Herald April 29, 1875, paragraph 5
… God and angels in Eden. He lived among them nearly one thousand years, and by his teachings, example, and humble obedience to all God’s requirements, exalted …
23211 The Review and Herald April 29, 1875, paragraph 7
… ], and he observed the law of God, and served him with singleness of heart. He became so pure in character that the Lord communicated his will to him, and through …
23212 The Review and Herald April 29, 1875, paragraph 10
… through angels. Christ appeared to him, and gave him a distinct knowledge of the requirements of the moral law, and of the great salvation which would be accomplished …
23213 The Review and Herald May 6, 1875, paragraph 8
… cloud, and all passed through the sea; and were all baptized unto Moses in the cloud and in the sea; and did all eat the same spiritual meat; and did all drink the …
23214 The Review and Herald May 6, 1875, paragraph 12
… , the angel whom God had appointed to go before his chosen people, gave to Moses statutes and requirements necessary to a living religion and to govern the …
23215 The Review and Herald October 14, 1875, paragraph 3
… destroying angel, unless you speedily change your course, and be faithful to them. God cannot cover iniquity even in children. He cannot love unruly children …
23216 The Review and Herald October 14, 1875, paragraph 8
… Jesus, and the evil angels have access to these children; and some parents are careless and suffer them to work with but little restraint. Parents have a great …
23217 The Review and Herald October 14, 1875, paragraph 9
… and families into their houses with them, and then mark their door-posts with blood, that the destroying angel might pass by their dwellings, and if they …
23218 The Review and Herald October 14, 1875, paragraph 10
… destroying angel is soon to go forth again, not to destroy the first-born alone, but “to slay utterly old and young, both men, women and little children” who have …
23219 The Review and Herald November 4, 1875, paragraph 9
… wisdom and strength. He has upheld him through the ministration of angels that excel in strength. His strength has not come from natural causes, but from God …
23220 The Review and Herald May 4, 1876, paragraph 67
… freedom, and again become hopeful and expectant to overcome. The thought that Jesus loves them, pure angels love them, and our gracious Heavenly Father loves …