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23661 The Review and Herald February 21, 1893, paragraph 1
… his character; for from their meekness, lowliness, piety, and goodness, men could take knowledge of the character and teaching of their Master. In beneficence …
23662 The Review and Herald February 21, 1893, paragraph 2
… his character to be interpreted before the world in the zeal, piety, godliness of the church today? Do those who have had great light from heaven manifest intense …
23663 The Review and Herald March 14, 1893, paragraph 6
… of character as will qualify them to stand as head of their own households. They should be housebands, and as Abraham, able wisely to instruct and educate their …
23664 The Review and Herald March 21, 1893, paragraph 2
… glorious character was hidden from view. The precious Sabbath given at the creation of the world lost its true significance. The rubbish of human inventions …
23665 The Review and Herald March 28, 1893, Art. A, paragraph 2
… of God, our characters are built up in such a way that we may safely be intrusted with the gift of eternal life. Justice, truth, love, pity, forgiveness must be found …
23666 The Review and Herald March 28, 1893, Art. A, paragraph 5
… of character required by the law of God.
23667 The Review and Herald March 28, 1893, Art. A, paragraph 7
… to God. He had no practical experience. He neither understood the holy, paternal character of God nor the relation he sustained to his fellow-men. He did not …
23668 The Review and Herald April 25, 1893, paragraph 1
… power. God created man in his own image, but Satan had determined to obliterate that image, and deface from the soul the impress of the character of God. He determined …
23669 The Review and Herald April 25, 1893, paragraph 5
… very character. It is only when this is the case that we have that faith which works by love, and purifies the soul. Then open wide the door of the heart for the …
23670 The Review and Herald May 2, 1893, paragraph 3
… of God. Even religious teachers have failed to present the holy standard by which character is measured, because they have ceased to respect every one of …
23671 The Review and Herald May 9, 1893, paragraph 7
… our characters will be developed in his likeness.
23672 The Review and Herald May 16, 1893, paragraph 3
… and character of Christ and the lessons he has given to his followers present no encouragement to selfishness. How much of self-indulgence did Christ have …
23673 The Review and Herald May 16, 1893, paragraph 5
… whose characters are defiled by the foul blot of selfishness. Therefore God tests us here, by committing to us temporal possessions, that our use of these …
23674 The Review and Herald May 23, 1893, paragraph 11
… and character, that selfishness is overcome, and the mind of Christ is exemplified. The Holy Spirit, working upon human hearts and characters, will expel all …
23675 The Review and Herald May 30, 1893, paragraph 13
… of God. We must not work in our own spirit, bringing in our natural, hereditary traits of character, for thereby we shall drive souls away from the truth. We must …
23676 The Review and Herald June 20, 1893, paragraph 2
… , unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.” Every facility has been provided that man may have a perfect character, that …
23677 The Review and Herald June 20, 1893, paragraph 4
… charging God’s people with impurity. He was presenting every defect in their character. Through his deceiving power he had tempted them to sin, and now he …
23678 The Review and Herald June 27, 1893, paragraph 5
… right character, that they may become children of God. There are unpromising children that need to be tenderly sought for; many that would otherwise grow …
23679 The Review and Herald June 27, 1893, paragraph 12
God is always giving; and upon whom are his gifts bestowed? Upon those who are faultless in character? He “maketh his sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and …
23680 The Review and Herald June 27, 1893, paragraph 13
… of God, his ways, his character, are the selfishness of life and hardness of heart of his professed followers. A profession of piety is not enough; if religion …