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60341 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 September 15, 1881, page 415 paragraph 1
“The question of obedience, and the observance of the Sabbath is a real question with us, far more than whether we should keep the first, third, or seventh day of the week as the Sabbath.”
60342 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 September 15, 1881, page 415 paragraph 3
… , far more than whether we should keep the first, third, or seventh day of the week is the Sabbath.” If he had said, “The observance of a Sabbath is the real question …
60343 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 September 15, 1881, page 415 paragraph 4
… us, more than whether we should observe the first, third, or fourth day of July.”
60344 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 September 22, 1881, page 427 paragraph 6
… of more force than a command in favor of it, we will see if this one has any foundation. The fact that Noah sacrificed to God, shows that he was in communication …
60345 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 October 27, 1881, page 464 paragraph 3
… suffered more from “uncertain sounds” than the Advent cause. Many professed believers in it seem to spend their time as did the ancient Athenians, “either to …
60346 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 1, 1881, page 535 paragraph 3
… , little more can be done than to cite the reader to a few of the passages which positively affirm that Christ is coming again to this earth. Those passages only …
60347 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 1, 1881, page 535 paragraph 9
… plainer than this? This is a statement of what shall actually occur. No more definite language can be found in the Bible. It will not do to evade this testimony …
60348 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 8, 1881, page 546 paragraph 2
… evil more prevalent than self-deception. Earnest belief, or strong feeling, is, in the estimation of some, better religion than right doing, or obedience to …
60349 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 8, 1881, page 546 paragraph 7
… of more worth to them than what Jehovah had said. Their bitterest persecutions, even to the burning of Christians, were “Acts of Faith.” Theirs was truly and literally …
60350 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 8, 1881, page 546 paragraph 10
… a more decided mixture of “church and State” than this. Never was there a more evident deception indulged or practiced than is contained in the pretext that …
60351 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 8, 1881, page 547 paragraph 1
… a more reasonable b asis. Say at once that your convictions are more sacred than ours, notwithstanding that we have the plain reading of the decalogue to sustain …
60352 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 8, 1881, page 448 paragraph 8
… thousands more. At that time there was probably no nation on earth that did not know of him and his mighty works; and there has been no nation since then that …
60353 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 15, 1881, page 558 paragraph 15
… , far more by the fault of your forefathers, three centuries ago, than by your own. What I do quarrel with you for is, not your inconsistency in occasionally acting …
60354 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 22, 1881, page 570 paragraph 2
… is more than a mere belief; it has the force of a demonstration. Our Saviour, speaking of his second coming, gave certain signs (as unmistakable in their import …
60355 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 22, 1881, page 570 paragraph 11
… , became “more stout than his fellows,” becoming even so strong as to rule over all the other kingdoms. Of the action of this power it is said:-
60356 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 22, 1881, page 571 paragraph 21
… longer than we desire for one number of our paper, we regret that it is not possible to give more fully the proof of our position. The reader will find a work at …
60357 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 22, 1881, page 571 paragraph 23
… for more than a quarter of a century, and with many prayers, examined the ground covered by the present Sunday enforcement excitement. We have anticipated …
60358 The Signs of the Times, vol. 7 December 22, 1881, page 571 paragraph 24
Our patriotism is appealed to. Alas! we tremble for our country when we see what is coming. But more than all we “tremble at the word” of God. We plant ourselves on the commandment of God, and with Luther we say-We cannot go back!
60359 The Signs of the Times, vol. 8 January 5, 1882, page 7 paragraph 2
… vastly more important than any of those mentioned, should also be preceded by a warning. And we learn that this is so from 1 Thessalonians 5:1-4 : “But of the times …
60360 The Signs of the Times, vol. 8 January 5, 1882, page 7 paragraph 3
… more duty to look for his coming than people have had in all ages since his first advent. “He may come to-day, and he may not come for a thousand years or more,” they …