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25021 The Signs of the Times July 18, 1878, paragraph 21
… Sinai. God has specified his will toward man in his ten precepts. It is as perpetual and unchangeable as his character. The law says to every transgressor, Thou …
25022 The Signs of the Times August 1, 1878, paragraph 9
… a character originally firm, noble, and independent. His fine sensibilities will be blunted, his conscience will become seared. He will form bad associations …
25023 The Signs of the Times August 1, 1878, paragraph 12
… righteous character, and claim through the merits of Christ the privileges of the sons of God. The principles of divine truth received and cherished in the …
25024 The Signs of the Times August 1, 1878, paragraph 13
… of God’s law, discern the defects in his moral character and put away his sins, washing his robes of character in the blood of the Lamb. Envy, pride, malice, deceit …
25025 The Signs of the Times August 22, 1878, paragraph 3
… Christian character, and its growth in grace. Our means must be consecrated to God, and we must feel that it is not our own, but given us in trust, to be used in the …
25026 The Signs of the Times August 22, 1878, paragraph 4
… the character of a true Christian. Many professors of religion do nothing for Christ by personal effort. They are contented to have others do what properly …
25027 The Signs of the Times August 22, 1878, paragraph 6
… of God, uniting with the efforts and will of man, works the transformation in the life and character of man, and brings him into a position where he can prove …
25028 The Signs of the Times August 22, 1878, paragraph 7
… of character, and make them white in the blood of the Lamb. This white vesture provided by the Lamb of God slain from the foundation of the world represents …
25029 The Signs of the Times August 29, 1878, paragraph 1
… different character for themselves.
25030 The Signs of the Times October 17, 1878, paragraph 9
… to God, and to society, to bring into existence beings whose physical, mental, and moral characters shall enable them to make a proper use of life, be a blessing …
25031 The Signs of the Times October 17, 1878, paragraph 11
… of God’s law must be kept before the people as everlasting and inexorable as the character of God himself. Law is defined as a rule of action. Civil law represents …
25032 The Signs of the Times December 12, 1878, paragraph 4
… , symmetrical character is developed by individual acts of duty. The character is formed by the conscientious attention to the little things of life, courteous …
25033 The Signs of the Times December 12, 1878, paragraph 5
… elevated character, spirituality would not be waxing cold.
25034 The Signs of the Times December 12, 1878, paragraph 15
… of God in the heavens, and everything lovely in our world, is to give us a correct knowledge of the character of God the giver. The power, truth, and glory of the …
25035 The Signs of the Times January 9, 1879, paragraph 7
… his character and purposes would be manifested to all. It would not have been safe to suffer any who united with Satan in his rebellion to continue to occupy …
25036 The Signs of the Times January 23, 1879, paragraph 6
… of God’s express command assumes a clearer character. Adam censured Eve’s folly in leaving his side, and being deceived by the serpent; but they both flattered …
25037 The Signs of the Times February 6, 1879, paragraph 1
… in character. Both acknowledged God, both professed to worship him; but while Abel loved and feared God, Cain cherished rebellious feelings, and murmured …
25038 The Signs of the Times February 6, 1879, paragraph 5
… to God’s terms, but who make terms for themselves, and expect God to accept them. Such a religion is of the same character as that of Cain. The great question should …
25039 The Signs of the Times February 20, 1879, paragraph 1
… worthy character, and was to take the place of Abel in right-doing. Yet he was a son of Adam, like sinful Cain, and inherited from the nature of Adam no more natural …
25040 The Signs of the Times February 20, 1879, paragraph 2
… regard God with that holy reverence which was due his exalted character. His soul was vexed as he daily beheld them trampling upon the authority of God. He …