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2461 The Bible Echo August 29, 1898, paragraph 5

… of Jehovah. But this evil was introduced into Palestine, and the Israel of God mingled in marriage with Phoenicia, Egypt, Edom, Moab, and Ammon, nations which …

2462 The Bible Echo February 13, 1899, paragraph 3

… of Jehovah is for our spiritual interest, or it would not have been spoken. God would have the Sabbath day kept as a day of rest and spiritual devotion; any careless …

2463 The Bible Echo May 29, 1899, paragraph 3

… of Jehovah; and in his enmity the apostate was joined by the professed worshippers of God, for whom Christ had done so much.

2464 The Bible Echo November 20, 1899, paragraph 2

… of Jehovah. The law, revealed in the character of Christ, was a perfect manifestation of the Father. And by His perfect obedience and the sacrifice of Himself …

2465 Bible Training School January 1, 1908, paragraph 10

Jehovah is the true God. Let Him be feared and reverenced.

2466 Bible Training School

—but no change, can attend Jehovah's love.

2467 Bible Training School February 1, 1913, paragraph 3

… of Jehovah, they virtually acknowledge this claim. They may cite the authority for this change, but the fallacy of their reasoning is easily discerned. The …

2468 The General Conference Bulletin March 4, 1895, paragraph 1

… of Jehovah, especially the fourth commandment, that defines who is the Creator of the heavens and the earth.

2469 The General Conference Bulletin March 5, 1895, paragraph 2

… of Jehovah as to hold that they would be righteous in the sight of God, and receive the fulfillment of his promises, if they strictly kept the letter of the law …

2470 The General Conference Bulletin January 1, 1900, paragraph 5

… of Jehovah, to a dead letter, and by their example testify that the law of Jehovah is a hard, rigorous burden; while they say, “We will lay off this yoke; we will be …

2471 The General Conference Bulletin January 1, 1900, paragraph 13

… of Jehovah shall be almost universal, when his people shall be pressed in affliction by their fellow men, God will interpose. The fervent prayers of his people …

2472 The General Conference Bulletin April 24, 1901, paragraph 15

… of Jehovah. As you do your work, remember that you are laborers together with God to save the souls of the students. Treat every student as you would could you …

2473 The General Conference Bulletin April 2, 1903, Art. A, paragraph 7

“And what nation is there so great, that hath statutes and judgments so righteous as all this law, which I set before you this day?” Shall we heed this law? Or shall we cover up the message, and hide the law of Jehovah? God forbid!

2474 The General Conference Bulletin April 6, 1903, paragraph 16

… of Jehovah, and it becomes you to find out whether your ways please the Lord. We are getting ready, preparing for the last change.

2475 The General Conference Bulletin June 1, 1913, paragraph 3

… Lord Jehovah is everlasting strength.” Verses 2-4 .

2476 The General Conference Bulletin June 1, 1913, paragraph 45

… Lord Jehovah is the one to specify how the work shall be carried on under all circumstances. W. C. White has his commission. I have instructed him to labor untiringly …

2477 General Conference Daily Bulletin April 13, 1891, paragraph 13

… of Jehovah by unfurling the banner on which is inscribed the message of the third angel, the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.

2478 General Conference Daily Bulletin February 27, 1893, paragraph 8

… of Jehovah. If in defiance of God's arrangements the world be allowed to influence our decisions or our actions, the purpose of God is defeated. However specious …

2479 General Conference Daily Bulletin February 18, 1897, Art. A, paragraph 10

… of Jehovah as revealed in nature. Divine inspiration asks many questions which the most profound scholar cannot answer. These questions were not asked …

2480 General Conference Daily Bulletin March 2, 1897, paragraph 19

… of Jehovah in his natural laws, the image of God would have been revealed in him. But by sinning against his own body; by indulging his natural appetite and disturbing …