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12601 The Advent Review, vol. 1 September 1850, page 51 paragraph 8
… he runs, and so prove it by signs in the heavens - something after the following manner:- He takes the bearing by compass, and then judges his distance from the …
12602 The Advent Review, vol. 1 September 1850, page 53 paragraph 5
… may run that readeth it .’ This thing now became so plain to all, that it was unanimously voted to have three hundred of these charts lithographed forthwith …
12603 The Advent Review, vol. 1 1850, page 8 paragraph 3
… have run all our published time out, and the world say that ‘every vision faileth,’ and therefore we have now need of patience, to wait unto the coming of the Holy …
12604 The Advent Review, vol. 1 1850, page 9 paragraph 2
… , than run the risk of hurting the oil and the wine. You will, therefore, permit me to give my views by scripture; and first, Daniel 12:10 :- ‘Many shall be purified and …
12605 The Advent Review, vol. 1 1850, page 12 paragraph 9
… been running parallel with His ? - Read the history of his last days, and you have your own, in kind though not in degree. Do you remember that he was tempted for forty …
12606 The Advent Review, vol. 1 November 1850, page 66 paragraph 4
… would run the risk of being laughed at for his ignorance by saying that the horse and woman were one, and that there was no distinction. Would it not be perfectly …
12607 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 November 1850, page 8 paragraph 13
… only run almost round a circle, in a five years race, beating the air, and now they declare their starting point from April 29, 1845, to be the best they can give …
12608 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 December 1850, page 13 paragraph 8
… may run that readeth it. [This was fulfilled when the first published time was made plain upon the chart.] For the vision is yet for an appointed time, [Mark this …
12609 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 December 1850, page 13 paragraph 10
… may run that readeth it. For the vision is yet for an appointed time,” [the seven times] “but at the end [of the prophetic periods] it shall speak and not lie: though …
12610 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 December 1850, page 14 paragraph 8
… calculation run out the message ceased. Shall we admit that the first message is now being given by those who virtually acknowledge that its very foundation …
12611 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 December 1850, page 15 paragraph 7
… time run out, and the great disappointment to all that loved the appearing of Christ, then came. Since that point of time our faith and patience have been severely …
12612 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 December 1850, page 21 paragraph 4
… to run, to reach Liverpool? No, it would have been impossible, except it had been revealed to them how many miles the ship had run from Boston, up to the time they …
12613 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 December 1850, page 22 paragraph 5
… , to run from, to the day of deliverance and redemption. We see, also, that it is impossible for the Sanctuary to be cleansed, or for the shadow given by God to Moses …
12614 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 December 1850, page 23 paragraph 7
… not run out until the spring of A. D. 1847. During this time, or at that point, the 2300 days would end, and the Lord Jesus would come. It was obvious and clear still …
12615 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 January 1851, page 30 paragraph 13
… have run their ship, and foundered. They have been running their small boats this way and that way, to see if they could get around it; but have not been able. So …
12616 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 January 1851, page 32 paragraph 5
… were running about the city. See verse 13 and onward. Two of the disciples were traveling seven and a half miles to Emmaus, and Jesus went with them. Did he chide …
12617 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 February 1851, page 45 paragraph 1
… that runs may read, that the Apostle intends no such thing as to take us from our obedience to the law, nor yet the abrogating of the law, but the contrary.
12618 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 April 21, 1851, page 69 paragraph 5
… gifts run parallel with each other, none of them ending before the rest, and that they were to extend quite through the gospel age.
12619 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 July 2, 1851, page 89 paragraph 5
… were running to and fro. We confess that it looks much more safe to follow the sure Word, and the example of the holy, who personally learned of Jesus, than uninspired …
12620 Second Advent Review, and Sabbath Herald, vol. 1 July 9, 1851, page 98 paragraph 8
… may run that readeth it. For the vision is yet for an appointed time,” [the seven times,] “but at the end [of the prophetic periods] it shall speak and not lie; though …