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24641 The Review and Herald July 29, 1909, paragraph 6

… hope, and ministering angels will co-operate with all our efforts.

24642 The Review and Herald July 29, 1909, paragraph 11

… purpose, and in cheerful hope, from a pure heart, will make angels rejoice.

24643 The Review and Herald August 5, 1909, paragraph 8

and more, and will talk less of matters of little consequence. More and more decided testimonies will come from their lips to encourage the weak and the …

24644 The Review and Herald August 19, 1909, paragraph 5

… , and third angels’ messages. The injunction is given us, “As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him: rooted and built up in him, and stablished …

24645 The Review and Herald August 19, 1909, paragraph 8

… third angel’s message are to hold it fast by faith; and it will hold them from drifting into superstitions and theories that would separate them from one …

24646 The Review and Herald August 19, 1909, paragraph 11

… . To angels and to men and to worlds unfallen they are to make it manifest that their lives are conforming to the will of God, that they are loyal adherents to …

24647 The Review and Herald September 2, 1909, paragraph 7

… glorified, and angels in heaven burst forth into singing.

24648 The Review and Herald September 9, 1909, paragraph 11

… territory and working intelligently for the people in the byways. To those who will do this, openings for labor will come. Angels of God will direct in the opening …

24649 The Review and Herald September 16, 1909, paragraph 10

… darkness and in the shadow of death? Were angels given power to revolutionize and prescribe the duties of the church, would they not say, “Go, stand and speak …

24650 The Review and Herald September 30, 1909, paragraph 12

… rebel, and the angels whom he had deceived. When Satan and his rebel host were defeated and cast out of heaven, they did not give up the struggle against right …

24651 The Review and Herald October 28, 1909, paragraph 10

… Jesus, and again and again we will give him the glory, and praise his holy name. Angels will unite in the songs of triumph. Touching their golden harps, they will …

24652 The Review and Herald November 18, 1909, paragraph 22

… suffering and reproach now, will share his glory hereafter. He will not be “ashamed to call them brethren.” His angels minister to them. His second appearing …

24653 The Review and Herald November 25, 1909, paragraph 3

… first and second angels’ messages were proclaimed during the 1844 movement. To you, as God’s servants, has been entrusted the third angel’s message, the binding …

24654 The Review and Herald November 25, 1909, paragraph 7

… us and say, ‘If you will come to us and preach, we will help you to do thus and so’?

24655 The Review and Herald December 2, 1909, paragraph 15

… , and we are to receive help and light and blessing from Jesus Christ, then carry this light to other souls. In this work you will not labor alone; angels of …

24656 The Review and Herald December 2, 1909, paragraph 16

… .’ The angels of God may work upon his heart, and prepare him for that which you desire to impart to him. He who is our advocate in the heavenly courts, has bidden …

24657 The Review and Herald December 9, 1909, paragraph 8

… abrogated, and in the day of judgment they will be brought forward as the standard by which all shall be tried. Angels of God are writing in the books of heaven …

24658 The Review and Herald December 9, 1909, paragraph 17

… first and second angels. There were powerful speakers, and there was a great deal of visiting from house to house. A deep earnestness characterized the labors …

24659 The Review and Herald December 16, 1909, paragraph 4

… third angel’s message. The judgments of God are impending. Why do we not awaken to the peril threatening the men and women living in the great cities of America …

24660 The Review and Herald December 30, 1909, paragraph 21

… , that angels of God are present. I wish to emphasize one point: Do not permit yourselves to wear a sour countenance or a desponding look. There is danger of getting …