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561 Bible Training School February 1, 1910, paragraph 1
… , after confession of sin and humiliation of soul, you would have a love-feast,—every heart filled with true love for his brethren,—you would see the salvation …
562 The General Conference Bulletin October 1, 1899, paragraph 15
… our sins, or shall we confess them, that we may find mercy and grace to help in every time of need? While Christ is pleading in our behalf, shall we not put away and …
563 The General Conference Bulletin April 1, 1903, Art. A, paragraph 23
… had confessed their sins, if they had made a break, if they had taken their stand on vantage ground, the power of God would have gone through the meeting, and we …
564 The General Conference Bulletin June 1, 1909, paragraph 15
… and confess their sins will be pardoned. Their transgressions will be forgiven. But the man who thinks that should he confess his sins, he would show weakness …
565 General Conference Daily Bulletin February 7, 1893, Art. A, paragraph 1
“The sins of Israel must go to judgment beforehand. Every sin must be confessed at the sanctuary, then the work will move, it must be done now. The latter rain is …
566 The Home Missionary November 1, 1893, Art. A, paragraph 2
… God, confessing their sins, humbling their hearts before God, and by faith beholding Jesus, and becoming changed into his image. When the blessing did come …
567 Lake Union Herald November 17, 1909, paragraph 13
… meeting. Sins were confessed to one another and to God. Thorough work was done. At this time, even more than then, we need to seek the Lord in simplicity of heart …
568 The Present Truth (UK) January 30, 1890, paragraph 6
… we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”
569 The Review and Herald January 21, 1873, paragraph 2
… repentance, confessing their sins and crimes; but John could not understand why the only sinless One upon the earth should ask for an ordinance implying …
570 The Review and Herald January 21, 1873, paragraph 3
… not confessing his own sins; but guilt was imputed to him as the sinner's substitute. He came not to repent on his own account; but in behalf of the sinner. As man …
571 The Review and Herald January 21, 1873, paragraph 11
… disciples confessed that they were seeking Christ, and that they desired to become acquainted with him, and to be instructed by him at his home. These two disciples …
572 The Review and Herald September 23, 1873, paragraph 15
Confessions of sin made at the right time to relieve the people of God will be accepted of him. But there are those among us who will make confessions, as did …
573 The Review and Herald July 22, 1875, paragraph 15
… , and confessed to them the sins and wrongs of his life, and entreated their forgiveness. He tried to right every wrong. This wonderful work of the power of God …
574 The Review and Herald August 23, 1881, paragraph 10
… ? Will every one who professes godliness seek to put away every wrong, confess to God every secret sin, and afflict the soul before him? Will they, with great humility …
575 The Review and Herald August 28, 1883, paragraph 20
… and confession sending our sins beforehand to Judgment, that they may be blotted out when the times of refreshing shall come? This is an individual work,—a …
576 The Review and Herald September 4, 1883, paragraph 12
… until every known sin is confessed, then it is our privilege and duty to believe that God accepts us. We must not wait for others to press through the darkness …
577 The Review and Herald March 4, 1884, paragraph 3
… him, confessing our sins, and righting every wrong that exists between us and our brethren. There is danger that the adversary will suggest that we need not …
578 The Review and Herald April 15, 1884, paragraph 2
… God. Sins must be confessed; there must be a deeper work of grace in the heart. Those who feel weak and discouraged may become strong men of God, and do noble work …
579 The Review and Herald May 27, 1884, paragraph 11
… are sinful by nature, and we have a work to do to cleanse the soul-temple of every defilement. Let us improve this precious privilege to confess our faults one …
580 The Review and Herald October 21, 1884, Art. A, paragraph 3
… , and confession of sins. Some even of those who were preaching the word were as destitute of the Spirit of God as were the mountains of Gilboa of dew and rain …