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26301 The Youth’s Instructor August 27, 1896, paragraph 1

… publicans and sinners for to hear him. And the Pharisees and scribes murmured, saying, This man receiveth sinners, and eateth with them. And he spake this parable …

26302 The Youth’s Instructor October 8, 1896, paragraph 6

… the angels of God looking upon them and marking their doings, they would be filled with shame and abhorrence of themselves. God wants attentive hearers. It …

26303 The Youth’s Instructor November 12, 1896, paragraph 6

… strength, and obtaining moral power through the exercise of the faculties which God has given us. There is joy in the presence of the heavenly angels when …

26304 The Youth’s Instructor November 12, 1896, paragraph 7

… happiness. And in all the heavenly universe there is no such thing as an indolent being. Each one has his special work to do. The angels are commissioned of God …

26305 The Youth’s Instructor January 7, 1897, paragraph 1

… , mental, and moral strength becomes enfeebled; and lest Zacharias should follow the prevailing custom, God sent an angel from the courts of heaven with directions …

26306 The Youth’s Instructor January 21, 1897, paragraph 1

… heavenly angels, who came and went at his bidding,—why he clothed his divinity with humanity, and in lowliness and humility came to the world as our Redeemer …

26307 The Youth’s Instructor January 21, 1897, paragraph 2

… the angelic throng; for the heavenly angels would have regarded themselves as honored in being his body-guard, in serving and worshiping him. But we read that …

26308 The Youth’s Instructor January 28, 1897, paragraph 12

… hope and expectation to the time when the Lord, your righteous Judge, shall confess your name before the Father and before the holy angels? The very best preparation …

26309 The Youth’s Instructor February 4, 1897, paragraph 2

… God, and things take place that make the watching angels weep. The scene of pleasure becomes, for the time being, their paradise. All give themselves up to hilarity …

26310 The Youth’s Instructor February 4, 1897, paragraph 4

… God, and Jesus Christ whom he has sent. But who that looks upon the exciting scene would think that those taking part were followers of the meek and lowly Jesus …

26311 The Youth’s Instructor February 11, 1897, paragraph 3

… of angels to his side; he could have swept every sinner from the face of the earth, and created new beings by his power; but God so loved the world, degraded as it …

26312 The Youth’s Instructor March 4, 1897, paragraph 7

… world, and to angels, and to men.” And the Lord declared he would bless those who blessed Abraham, and that he would punish those who misused or injured him. Through …

26313 The Youth’s Instructor April 8, 1897, paragraph 1

… king, and to impenitent priests, hardened in rebellion, who had allied themselves to evil angels. Pharaoh and the great men of Egypt were not ignorant in regard …

26314 The Youth’s Instructor April 15, 1897, paragraph 8

… cities and nations, we shall know not long hence. He could call worlds into existence. He speaks, and thousands of angels stand before him. Moses and Aaron were …

26315 The Youth’s Instructor April 15, 1897, paragraph 9

and overcome them. How could God, in his awful majesty and truth and justice, appear vindicated before his adversaries if Satan and his angels were to …

26316 The Youth’s Instructor April 15, 1897, paragraph 12

… an angel but desired to look into the mystery of man’s redemption, through all the difficulties which seemed to surround it. All heaven saw the great and wonderful …

26317 The Youth’s Instructor April 22, 1897, paragraph 7

… as angels of light; and if possible, they will deceive the very elect. The youth need to learn all they can of the truth if they would not be deceived by the tissue …

26318 The Youth’s Instructor May 6, 1897, paragraph 7

… lovely and beautiful that the eye rests upon, is a lover of the beautiful. He shows us how he estimates true beauty. The ornament of a meek and quiet spirit is …

26319 The Youth’s Instructor July 15, 1897, paragraph 2

… men and angels. For no member of the human family can serve God, and seek to advance his work in the earth, without drawing upon him the hatred and opposition …

26320 The Youth’s Instructor July 15, 1897, paragraph 3

… that angels of God are around us to preserve us from unseen dangers. Thousands of times has their care been especially manifested for us in our warfare with …