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25121 The Signs of the Times March 3, 1881, paragraph 16
… his character. While he will punish the transgressors of his law, that others may fear, he has ever tempered judgment with mercy. God singled out the Hebrew …
25122 The Signs of the Times March 10, 1881, paragraph 2
… of God, and witnessed his power, and were made to feel the sacred character of his holy law; but they had not kept that law, and for their transgressions, they fell …
25123 The Signs of the Times March 10, 1881, paragraph 11
… in God, we become better acquainted with his character.
25124 The Signs of the Times March 31, 1881, paragraph 14
… his character, and his name in Heaven’s book of records stood untarnished. By the power of his word, Christ opened the prison-house, and set death’s captive …
25125 The Signs of the Times April 21, 1881, paragraph 16
… of God today. They have become so familiar with sin that they no longer perceive its heinous character. If just retribution should be visited upon all who …
25126 The Signs of the Times May 5, 1881, paragraph 5
… its character definitely stated. But he had not the honor of God or the good of Israel at heart, and his lips were sealed. Then came the solemn and searching investigation …
25127 The Signs of the Times May 5, 1881, paragraph 8
… offensive character of sin. These general confessions are not the fruit of true humiliation of soul before God. They leave the sinner with a self-complacent …
25128 The Signs of the Times May 19, 1881, paragraph 9
… . His character is the same today as in the days of Joshua. He is true, merciful, compassionate, faithful in the performance of his word, both in promises and threatenings …
25129 The Signs of the Times May 26, 1881, paragraph 24
If it was important for Israel to teach their children of the wonderful works of God, his character and requirements, it is important that we put forth at least equal efforts to teach our children the same truths.
25130 The Signs of the Times June 2, 1881, paragraph 19
… and character conformed to the customs of the world. The connection with God is broken. They are Christians in name only. When the test hour comes, then their …
25131 The Signs of the Times June 9, 1881, paragraph 7
… , holy character as sons and daughters of God.
25132 The Signs of the Times June 9, 1881, paragraph 10
… Christian character. Like a faithful mirror, it reveals to the children of men the defects in their moral character. It makes them watchful against temptation …
25133 The Signs of the Times June 9, 1881, paragraph 16
… their characters after the pattern which God has approved, and not after the pattern of the world. Christian parents should teach their children the solemn …
25134 The Signs of the Times June 9, 1881, paragraph 20
… child’s character. God has committed to parents a solemn and responsible work. The mother of Moses trained her child for God. So patiently and perseveringly …
25135 The Signs of the Times June 16, 1881, paragraph 10
… the character of her guest, and she resolved to conceal him; but when she afterward learned that he was Sisera, the enemy of God and of his people, her purpose …
25136 The Signs of the Times June 23, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 6
… of God at the present day turn away from instruction, and neglect oft-repeated warnings. They dislike to be reminded of their defects of character. They are …
25137 The Signs of the Times June 23, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 18
… was God, and not man. After this token of his divine character, the Angel disappeared.
25138 The Signs of the Times June 23, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 34
… their character. Let the daily life be a reflection of the life of Christ, and the testimony thus borne to the world will have a powerful influence. Heaven alone …
25139 The Signs of the Times June 30, 1881, paragraph 4
… Christian character is marked by a singleness of purpose, an indomitable determination, which refuses to yield to worldly influences, which will aim at …
25140 The Signs of the Times June 30, 1881, paragraph 10
… which character is often tested. Those who in a time of great peril were intent upon supplying their own wants, were not the men to be trusted in an emergency …