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24641 The Review and Herald July 2, 1908, Art. A, paragraph 11
… and character, and becomes more clear, and certain, and beauteous. The mind that grasps it in its preciousness becomes elevated, ennobled, sanctified.
24642 The Review and Herald July 2, 1908, paragraph 1
… of God have a transforming influence upon mind and character; the sparks of heavenly love will fall upon the hearts of the children as an inspiration. We may …
24643 The Review and Herald July 9, 1908, paragraph 3
… a character that will enable us to stand before the Son of God! Only those who are clothed in the garments of his righteousness will be able to endure the glory …
24644 The Review and Herald July 16, 1908, paragraph 21
… Christian character. Wilt thou have compassion upon this people? Let thy light shine into the chambers of the mind, and into the soul-temple. My Saviour, thou …
24645 The Review and Herald August 13, 1908, paragraph 1
… a character as to strengthen every pin and pillar of the faith that was established by the Word of God and by the revelations of his Spirit.
24646 The Review and Herald August 13, 1908, paragraph 8
… give character to the work by refusing to erect large and costly buildings. We are not to copy the mistakes of the past, and become more and more involved in …
24647 The Review and Herald September 3, 1908, Art. A, paragraph 10
… Christian character.
24648 The Review and Herald September 3, 1908, paragraph 8
… of God in man. The character of the education given must be greatly changed before it can give the right mold to our institutions. It is only when intellectual …
24649 The Review and Herald September 10, 1908, paragraph 11
… this character can not be undertaken unless the workers are first trained, and then supplied with needed facilities. Means is needed for the prosecution …
24650 The Review and Herald September 17, 1908, paragraph 13
… the character of Christ, they will reproduce that character in their own, thus testifying to the attributes of the Father.
24651 The Review and Herald September 24, 1908, paragraph 24
… by God’s people. I entreat all to heed this warning. I dare not cease to “cry aloud,” and “spare not,” and show God’s people “their transgression, and the house of Jacob …
24652 The Review and Herald October 15, 1908, paragraph 8
… the character, reveal to the world the fact that they are children of God. Men take knowledge of them, that they have been with Jesus. “Every one that loveth is …
24653 The Review and Herald November 12, 1908, Art. A, paragraph 3
… has sent his Son into the world to save sinners. It is our privilege to bear this witness. Our characters must be molded in harmony with his character, our …
24654 The Review and Herald November 12, 1908, paragraph 2
… with characters deformed by selfishness, with ungoverned appetites, with strong self-will; they are destitute of courtesy or respect for their parents …
24655 The Review and Herald November 19, 1908, paragraph 4
… the character. Through the Scriptures the Holy Spirit speaks to the mind, and impresses truth upon the heart. Thus he exposes error, and expels it from the soul …
24656 The Review and Herald November 19, 1908, paragraph 6
… of God is to be reproduced in humanity. The honor of God, the honor of Christ, is involved in the perfection of the character of his people.
24657 The Review and Herald November 19, 1908, paragraph 12
… to God, develops harmoniously, and is strengthened to comprehend and fulfil the requirements of God. The weak, vacillating character becomes changed to …
24658 The Review and Herald December 3, 1908, paragraph 2
… a God of patience and long-suffering. If such is the being whom we adore, and whose character we are seeking to imitate, we are worshiping the true God.
24659 The Review and Herald December 3, 1908, paragraph 10
… of God, there is torpidity of conscience, loss of spiritual life. Unless there is genuine conversion of the soul to God; unless the vital breath of God quickens …
24660 The Review and Herald December 24, 1908, paragraph 9
… the character and life of his true followers. Christ expects that men will become partakers of his divine nature while in this world, thus not only reflecting …