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24241 The Review and Herald August 1, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 9
… of characters develop. We shall witness the apostasy of men in whom we have had confidence, in whom we trusted, who we supposed were as true as steel to principle …
24242 The Review and Herald August 8, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 2
… hearts. God reveals himself to those who are striving to form characters that he can approve. The prayers of those who fear him, who recognize their obligations …
24243 The Review and Herald August 8, 1899, paragraph 8
… own character. Their wrong habits, and peculiar, unhappy dispositions were not corrected. They were not taught to yield their will to their parents. Their …
24244 The Review and Herald August 8, 1899, paragraph 9
… their characters that they may do good in their life, bless others with their light, and the world be better for their having lived in it, and they be finally …
24245 The Review and Herald August 22, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 3
… and characters of others by the power of a pure example united with earnest faith and love. God’s people are to exercise a reforming, preserving power in the …
24246 The Review and Herald August 22, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 9
… of God. If the converting power of God is exercised in your home, you yourselves will be constant learners. You will represent the character of Christ, and your …
24247 The Review and Herald August 29, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 10
… of character in these last days?—“Ye shall know them by their fruits.” “To the law and to the testimony: if they speak not according to this word, it is because there …
24248 The Review and Herald August 29, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 12
… fault. God’s word is misinterpreted, misstated, misapplied, and has no power upon the life and character.
24249 The Review and Herald September 5, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 1
… divine character. That birth, so little prepared for on earth, was celebrated in the heavenly courts with praise and thanksgiving in behalf of man.
24250 The Review and Herald September 12, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 9
… give God the glory. Let man be put in the shade; let God appear as the only hope of the human race. Every man must rivet his character-building to the eternal Rock …
24251 The Review and Herald September 19, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 10
… Christian character. Our spiritual understanding must be cleansed, purified, sanctified, and ennobled. All are now taking sides. It is ours now to choose a …
24252 The Review and Herald September 19, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 13
… in character. Thus we become channels through which God can communicate light. We are made workers together with God.
24253 The Review and Herald September 26, 1899, paragraph 4
… of character to their children. Therefore children that are born of these parents inherit from them qualities of mind which are of a low, base order. And Satan …
24254 The Review and Herald September 26, 1899, paragraph 10
… of character? May the Lord open the eyes of all to see that they are standing in slippery places!
24255 The Review and Herald October 3, 1899, paragraph 2
… of God, the weeds and thorns of the character will be revealed in the life. The natural traits that are evil must be overcome; for grace can thrive only in the …
24256 The Review and Herald October 3, 1899, paragraph 4
… of God. He desired to impress all with the necessity of that excellence of character that God requires of men.
24257 The Review and Herald October 10, 1899, paragraph 8
… of God; for the law is the transcript of his character, and his character is love. Moses prayed, “I beseech thee, show me thy glory. And he said, I will make all my goodness …
24258 The Review and Herald October 10, 1899, paragraph 9
… of God. But this law will maintain its exalted character as long as the throne of Jehovah endures. Christ came to live this law, and he declared, “I have kept my …
24259 The Review and Herald October 10, 1899, paragraph 13
… his character,—compassion, tenderness, and love.
24260 The Review and Herald October 17, 1899, paragraph 5
… of God requires obedience to his law, presenting the character of Christ in contrast to the character of men.