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5401 The Signs of the Times, vol. 29 January 13, 1904, page 3 paragraph 2
… this choice he fell under the power of the chief opponent of all government, and the author of anarchy. But to this usurper of the dominion of the earth and man …
5402 The Signs of the Times, vol. 29 January 20, 1904, page 3 paragraph 6
… any choice or voice in the matter. And that was but the assertion of the completest possible absolutism. In the first there might be room for some lingering …
5403 The Signs of the Times, vol. 29 January 27, 1904, page 52 paragraph 1
… own choice. This made it harder for the despotic, world-conquering kings of Assyria to again establish an empire of the Nimrod stripe. Yet, in spite of all difficulties …
5404 The Signs of the Times, vol. 29 February 3, 1904, page 4 paragraph 9
… by choice, they were a strictly temperate people. This Temperance of the Persians, and the value of it, was so well known amongst the neighboring kingdoms, that …
5405 The Signs of the Times, vol. 29 March 16, 1904, page 4 paragraph 3
… free choice; in which all who compose it are not entirely free from selfishness; in which every one in it is not filled with the Holy Ghost, as the consequence …
5406 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 15, 1905, page 522 paragraph 2
… his choices and decide his conduct for himself, spontaneously and voluntarily, in accordance with reasons or motives.”
5407 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 15, 1905, page 522 paragraph 3
… his choices and decide his conduct for himself, spontaneously and voluntarily: in his duty to his Creator, and in the manor of discharging that duty.
5408 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 15, 1905, page 522 paragraph 7
… his choice, and decide his conduct for himself, spontaneously and voluntarily.” Thus religious liberty is the gift of God, inherent in the gift of rational …
5409 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 15, 1905, page 522 paragraph 8
… chosen choice, can neither be of God nor to God. Accordingly when the Lord created whatever creature—angel or man—in order that that creature should be happy …
5410 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 15, 1905, page 522 paragraph 9
… his choice, and chooses not to serve God, then, even then, mark it—even then, God, being God, does not persecute him, does not set him at naught, does not hunt him; he does …
5411 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 15, 1905, page 522 paragraph 10
… his choice in the way not to serve God, even then God only loves him: for God is only love. The only disposition that God has toward him is to love him, and by every …
5412 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 22, 1905, page 538 paragraph 2
… choice, makes the wrong use of it, God is ever merciful to him, treating him better than he deserves, in order that he may be brought to reverse his choice and put …
5413 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 22, 1905, page 538 paragraph 3
… his choice in the wrong way, makes a wrong use of it, instead of God abandoning him, threatening him, throwing him over, persecuting him, blotting him out of existence …
5414 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 22, 1905, page 538 paragraph 4
… his choice, to awaken him to himself and to God that he may choose to make the right use of his freedom of choice and choose to recognize and serve his Creator …
5415 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 22, 1905, page 538 paragraph 5
… wrong choice when he started. He was free to choose to do just as he did, but he made the wrong choice, and things did not go well with him.
5416 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 22, 1905, page 538 paragraph 6
… the choice to live outside his father’s house, and away from his father, he went down and down and down, until he reached such a point of deprivation that he fain …
5417 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 22, 1905, page 538 paragraph 7
… wrong choice, his father was still thinking of him, was still waiting for him, was still longing that he would come to himself, and come home. And when at last this …
5418 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 29, 1905, page 554 paragraph 2
… of choice the wrong way. He did choose to sin, and when he had done this, what is the first manifestation of God’s disposition toward him and of God’s treatment …
5419 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 August 29, 1905, page 554 paragraph 3
… wrong choice, he had started the wrong way, he was under the wrong master, and his own life being separated from God and committed to the wrong, in the darkness …
5420 The Southern Watchmen, vol. 14 September 5, 1905, page 571 paragraph 1
… free choice .