Ellen G. White Writings

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Character is personal. We each have a work to do for time and for eternity. God abhors indifference in regard to the formation of character. As we know, all sin …

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… of character, notwithstanding his past failures, will become his strongest points.”

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… what God desires them to be and what, through His grace, they may be. He came to develop for man a character after the similitude of heaven.

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… of God. Remember that day by day you are building character for time and for eternity. The teaching of the Bible in regard to character-building is very explicit …

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… of character is not gained by placing oneself in objectionable society. Do not put on one side the grand requirements of the Word of God. Your only hope is in …

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… Christian character.

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… -formed character. You are to be strong in the strength of God, grounded in the hope of the gospel. You are acquainted with God’s requirements, and I beg of you …

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… and character of God. The enemy of our souls is earnestly at work to introduce among the Lord’s people pleasing speculation and incorrect views regarding …

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… real character. Until the Lord presented it to me, I knew not what to call it, but I was instructed to call it unholy spiritual love.

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… of God cannot discern the character of the teaching in Living Temple in regard to God. All through the book are passages of Scripture. These Scriptures are …

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… of God, as He is revealed in His Word. Such knowledge would enable us to see our imperfection of character and our ignorance of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ …

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… of God has been revealed in the life and character of His Son, the great Teacher. As we learn more and more of what man is, of what we ourselves are, in God’s sight …

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… and character the life and character of Jesus Christ. When man understands that his life is to be a definition of the life of Christ—a definition in accordance …

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… of God of great price. Christlikeness of character is of the greatest value to the world.

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… exalted character. His preexistence and His prospective glory—these subjects were often brought before His disciples. He thought it not robbery to be equal …

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… His character. They are His gift to the race, to show His power and to show that He is a God of love. But no one is authorized to say that God Himself in person is in …

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… of God. What God desires us to know of Him is revealed in His Word and His works. The beautiful things of nature reveal His character and His power as Creator …

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… of God as He is revealed in His Word. Such knowledge would enable us to see our imperfection of character and our ignorance of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ …

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