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1381 The Review and Herald June 29, 1897, paragraph 9
… your choice. But let no soul be discouraged by this presentation of the matter. Let no one who is striving to do the will of the Master be cast down. Hope thou in …
1382 The Review and Herald October 5, 1897, paragraph 14
… his choice either to develop his covetous disposition or to see and correct it.
1383 The Review and Herald December 14, 1897, paragraph 5
… . The choice was left with him; he must decide for himself. Did he accept the eternal treasure? or did he decide to gratify his desire for earthly treasure, and …
1384 The Review and Herald December 14, 1897, paragraph 7
… the choice made by the young ruler. They have intelligence, but they cannot decide to be honest stewards of their Lord's goods. Many say, “I will bless and glorify …
1385 The Review and Herald December 14, 1897, paragraph 8
… this choice, were presented by the prince of this world. The opposite side was presented by the Prince of Light, the world's Redeemer. He held out the recompense …
1386 The Review and Herald December 14, 1897, paragraph 9
… his choice?—obedience to God, with the eternal recompense of reward, or obedience to that most agreeable to his own will? “By faith Moses, when he was come to years …
1387 The Review and Herald December 21, 1897, paragraph 4
… their choice. If men love transgression, and choose to disregard his laws, after sufficient test and trial their case is forever decided. God cannot have such …
1388 The Review and Herald September 20, 1898, paragraph 8
… their choice of false sentiments in the place of truth, and holiness, and righteousness, and they can not change them. Every man who, by his actions, has declared …
1389 The Review and Herald October 11, 1898, paragraph 8
… the choice.”
1390 The Review and Herald May 16, 1899, paragraph 13
… from choice; but if you have a word of warning, of invitation, of entreaty, do not fear to speak it. Lose no opportunity of witnessing for Christ. He is the source …
1391 The Review and Herald June 6, 1899, Art. A, paragraph 11
… own choice. Go where you will, and do what you will. Instead, they will say: Listen to the instruction of the Lord. In whatever business you engage, remember that …
1392 The Review and Herald July 4, 1899, paragraph 1
… their choice. Women should not have considered themselves of so little value as to unite their destiny with men who had no control over their appetites, but …
1393 The Review and Herald September 19, 1899, paragraph 8
… their choice, and therefore reason that marriage sanctifies the indulgence of the baser passions. Even men and women professing godliness give loose rein …
1394 The Review and Herald January 30, 1900, Art. A, paragraph 8
… same choice. The scenes of the betrayal, the rejection, and the crucifixion of Christ have been re-enacted, and will again be re-enacted on an immense scale. People …
1395 The Review and Herald July 10, 1900, paragraph 12
… the choice of the children of Levi to do this fearful work; God had said that the unrepenting should be slain.
1396 The Review and Herald April 16, 1901, paragraph 2
… this choice, when he ceased to co-operate with God in His plans for the universal good, he became by his own choice the leader in rebellion, and his influence …
1397 The Review and Herald June 4, 1901, paragraph 13
… free choice of the wrong side. They rebel against God. Mercy is despised, and justice defied. They become spiritually palsied, not because they cannot submit …
1398 The Review and Herald July 23, 1901, paragraph 15
The choice of God's people is to represent Christ in all their works, their practices, and their teaching. They are to be untouched by the perverse principles …
1399 The Review and Herald August 6, 1901, paragraph 1
… silver, choice fabrics, and valuable wood. The rulers brought precious stones, costly spices, and oil for the lights. “And all the women that were wise hearted …
1400 The Review and Herald October 8, 1901, paragraph 8
… their choice. They would not submit to God's way, so He permitted them to have their own way, to carry out the purposes of their unsanctified hearts.