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60741 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 2 March 15, 1842, page 185 paragraph 8
… its character in any way to identify it with spiritual feign, but rather aloof from the common notion of the millennium. And some went further; some distinctly …
60742 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 2 March 15, 1842, page 188 paragraph 3
… both characters, patriotism, fidelity to Christ, and a regard to our own security, alike call upon us to be steadfast, vigilant, public spirited, aggressive …
60743 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 2 March 15, 1842, page 188 paragraph 17
5. Then there is another class, something of the character of colporters, who are engaged in the circulation of publications, and in conversing on the subject from house to house.
60744 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 2 March 15, 1842, page 189 paragraph 2
… interesting character, and a season of spiritual good to many, both in and out of the church. Ministers of different denominations, and also members, met together …
60745 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 2 March 15, 1842, page 190 paragraph 14
… a character that they cannot now be of interest to the cause. Others are, and will be given. Brother Low’s excellent article on the “Judgment” will be given early …
60746 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 2 March 15, 1842, page 190 paragraph 18
Letters, on the character of the Millennium, by G. F. Cox, of Portland, Me., with a preface by J. Litch.
60747 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 6, 1842, page 4 paragraph 1
… that character as a family paper, have not taken it; We design now, by the divine blessing, to make our paper a Second Advent Family Newspaper, that shall not be …
60748 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 6, 1842, page 4 paragraph 6
… serious character are constantly occurring. Nothing but the interposition of Divine Providence to avert the calamity in answer to the prayers of his people …
60749 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 6, 1842, page 4 paragraph 11
… peculiar character, that we can but be forcibly reminded of the parable of the Supper. When the invited guests excused themselves, the master sent forth into …
60750 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 6, 1842, page 8 paragraph 9
… insidious character. We warn all honest men not to be deluded into a belief of his specious but false teachings.—They are little better than the delusions …
60751 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 13, 1842, page 10 paragraph 7
… the character, feelings, and probable aim, of the as author; and this advantage is sometimes materially enhanced by a knowledge also of the condition, circumstances …
60752 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 13, 1842, page 11 paragraph 12
… a character, that God has ceased to reprove or plead with him; nay, to whom he has sent such “strong delusion, that he believes a lie ?” 2 Thessalonians 2:11. What folly …
60753 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 20, 1842, page 17 paragraph 1
… of characters. It is said in relation to the righteous : “The Lord shall judge his people .” Deuteronomy 32:36. Psalm 135:14. Hebrews 10:30. Again: It is said in relation …
60754 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 20, 1842, page 17 paragraph 6
… a character as to deserve endless misery; neither is “the righteousness of the righteous,” of so meritorious a character as to deserve endless happiness. But …
60755 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 20, 1842, page 17 paragraph 7
… both characters—“every man.” And the rewards—blessings and woes—must be awarded after death, and at the judgment, unless we all enjoy our heaven, and suffer our …
60756 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 20, 1842, page 17 paragraph 8
… such characters, no such transactions. But to avoid prolixity, I close with a few remarks by way of
60757 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 20, 1842, page 19 paragraph 2
… perceptive character of these prophecies is indicated by the warning, not to be tempted to disregard them by the insinuations of the scoffers of “the last …
60758 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 20, 1842, page 20 paragraph 12
The foregoing paragraphs unfold the character of Mr. Gaussen’s “ Theopneusty ,” and testify that he has provided a rich and nutritious feast for every hungry Christian. Ch. Intel.
60759 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 20, 1842, page 20 paragraph 14
… new character and form, and is hereafter to be under the editorial charge of Eld. L. D. Fleming. It is to be published in the octavo form, 8 pages per No. semi-monthly …
60760 Signs of the Times and Expositor of Prophecy [Himes], vol. 3 April 20, 1842, page 22 paragraph 9
I. Character of the Jesuits. —The attention of the Jesuits to education has given them great influence. Though in 1840 this Society consisted of only ten, yet …