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23921 The Review and Herald October 8, 1895, paragraph 7
… the character of Christ. They should unite themselves with their brethren in the closest bonds of union and fellowship, appreciating the fact that the sympathies …
23922 The Review and Herald October 8, 1895, paragraph 8
… tests character. He permits men to occupy positions of influence, and the universe of heaven watches to see how they will fulfill their stewardship. If one …
23923 The Review and Herald October 15, 1895, paragraph 1
… his character. Many deceive themselves in thinking that they can continue in sin, and transgress God’s holy law, and yet claim Christ as their Saviour. It was …
23924 The Review and Herald October 15, 1895, paragraph 3
… form characters after Christ’s likeness, and they will be constrained to exert a helpful influence beyond the family circle, in order that they may bless …
23925 The Review and Herald October 15, 1895, paragraph 5
… human character, to restore the moral image of God in men. Shall those who profess to be laborers together with God look upon those who are wretched, who are …
23926 The Review and Herald October 15, 1895, paragraph 6
God’s character is expressed in his law, “Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.” He has expressed this love in giving his only begotten Son to a life of humiliation …
23927 The Review and Herald October 15, 1895, paragraph 7
… Christian character; for in providing food for their tables and clothing for their bodies, we would cultivate the attributes of the character of Christ …
23928 The Review and Herald October 15, 1895, paragraph 8
… character will be estimated according as our work shall be. By studying the word of God, by becoming doers of that word, we shall be strengthened of God when …
23929 The Review and Herald October 22, 1895, paragraph 1
… and character. It was with Satan that self-exaltation had its origin. He became jealous of Christ, and falsely accused him, and then laid blame upon the Father …
23930 The Review and Herald October 22, 1895, paragraph 3
… its character is diverse from the plant of heavenly origin.
23931 The Review and Herald October 22, 1895, paragraph 4
… human character, and causes humanity to acknowledge him as supreme. He works counter to the holy law of God, and denies God’s jurisdiction. It is at his throne …
23932 The Review and Herald October 29, 1895, paragraph 5
… of God in the character and person of Jesus Christ. He knew that if Christ carried out his plan, his Satanic authority would be at an end. Therefore, the life of …
23933 The Review and Herald November 5, 1895, paragraph 1
… the character and value of their present privileges.
23934 The Review and Herald November 12, 1895, paragraph 4
… such characters as will fit them for a home among the ransomed. Those who have tender regard for the poor, who exercise sympathy to the bereaved, who heal the …
23935 The Review and Herald November 12, 1895, paragraph 6
… glorify God by reshaping the broken character of those who have fallen through sin? Shall not human agents become co-workers with God? With many the powers …
23936 The Review and Herald November 12, 1895, paragraph 7
… the character may be reshaped, and the soul renewed to bear the moral image of God. When souls are converted to God, they become mediums through which a vital …
23937 The Review and Herald November 26, 1895, paragraph 1
… of God’s character. He was willing to come to bring back to loyalty those who were not subject to God’s moral government. In the grand counsels of Heaven it …
23938 The Review and Herald November 26, 1895, paragraph 4
… of God. He misrepresented the character of the Father, trampled upon his law, and cast contempt upon his precepts. He inspired men with his own spirit, and made …
23939 The Review and Herald November 26, 1895, paragraph 6
… of character, and how to put on Christ’s righteousness. We should plant in their darkened minds the elevating, ennobling thoughts of heavenly things. By faith …
23940 The Review and Herald November 26, 1895, paragraph 7
… Christ’s character. We are to be living epistles, and men are to read in our lives what it means to be a Christian. We are to represent Christ in character, and …