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26001 The Signs of the Times July 9, 1894, paragraph 3
… Christ’s character, they would not heap up for themselves treasures, and fail to provide homes for the orphans, schooling for the poor, and food and clothing …
26002 The Signs of the Times July 16, 1894, paragraph 6
… the character of God. We are called upon to love God with undivided heart. We are not to render to him a formal service, a barren faith, to acknowledge his superior …
26003 The Signs of the Times July 23, 1894, paragraph 7
… and character. The life of Christ was filled with works of love toward the lost and erring. In the man bruised and wounded and stripped of his possessions, the …
26004 The Signs of the Times July 30, 1894, paragraph 4
… whom God has made stewards, love God, they will love those who are formed in his image. Stewards of this character will not give with a patronizing air, as though …
26005 The Signs of the Times July 30, 1894, paragraph 6
… a character unfit for the human stomach, and from these abodes of misery, piteous cries are sent up to heaven by those who know not how to pray. At the same time …
26006 The Signs of the Times July 30, 1894, paragraph 8
… human character. The rich are to help the poor. It is not according to God’s plan that the rich should give to the rich. It is the oppressed, the downtrodden, the …
26007 The Signs of the Times July 30, 1894, paragraph 9
… our character and actions; for there will appear the likeness of Christ in our life. We shall represent the Father and the Son to the world. The command is given …
26008 The Signs of the Times July 30, 1894, paragraph 10
… have characters to form for eternal life, and angels of God are watching what progress we are making. Angels are weighing moral worth. Oh, that we all might realize …
26009 The Signs of the Times August 13, 1894, paragraph 2
… and characters by God’s great moral standard of righteousness. They are careless; they have not the oil of grace in their vessels with their lamps. They are …
26010 The Signs of the Times August 13, 1894, paragraph 7
… the character of Christ the more humble will be our views of self. Like Job, Isaiah, Daniel, David, and Paul, we shall feel that our comeliness is turned in us into …
26011 The Signs of the Times August 13, 1894, paragraph 9
… our character building, and we shall have our foundation laid upon the sand. The wise builder builds upon the Rock Christ Jesus, no matter what may be the inconvenience …
26012 The Signs of the Times August 20, 1894, paragraph 3
… and character a testimony of strength, showing forth in his outward demeanor the evidence of the power of the truth. God means that the poor and uneducated …
26013 The Signs of the Times August 20, 1894, paragraph 7
… God in order that he might intercept the bright rays of mercy and love which came from God to man. Jesus Christ revealed the Father in his true character to …
26014 The Signs of the Times August 27, 1894, paragraph 3
… the character of God. Light comes from the very throne of God. When some familiar truth presents itself to your mind in a new aspect, when a text of Scripture …
26015 The Signs of the Times August 27, 1894, paragraph 5
… , that you break every band that would restrict your liberty in Christ. God has light to impart to all his children that is of a more radiant character than …
26016 The Signs of the Times August 27, 1894, paragraph 6
… the character may be transformed, that the soul may be able to contemplate truth in a new relation. When Jesus is welcomed into the heart, he will refine and …
26017 The Signs of the Times August 27, 1894, paragraph 9
… of character. In true religion will be found great truths clearly defined in words, and inwrought in the life of its professors as a principle from the divine …
26018 The Signs of the Times September 3, 1894, paragraph 2
… the character of God, pride of understanding, and the love of sin, are the source of infidelity. Men deny the divinity of Christ, cast away the Bible, and thus seek …
26019 The Signs of the Times September 3, 1894, paragraph 3
… divine character, seeking to bring down everything to the level of that which is common and natural. Their minds are like a sponge, and absorb every suggestion …
26020 The Signs of the Times September 10, 1894, paragraph 1
… the character of his business, it is not of so great importance that he be excused in neglecting the work of educating and training his children to keep the …