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16681 The Review and Herald March 11, 1880, paragraph 23
… and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God …
16682 The Review and Herald March 11, 1880, paragraph 24
… and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord; giving thanks always for all things unto God and the Father in the name of our Lord …
16683 The Review and Herald April 15, 1880, paragraph 9
… as spiritual strength, harmony, or prosperity in the church; but disaster and ruin will be the result.
16684 The Review and Herald June 3, 1880, paragraph 9
… , the spiritual vision obscured, the perceptive faculties of the soul blunted. But God would not have one of us to be ensnared, therefore the nature of sin is …
16685 The Review and Herald June 3, 1880, paragraph 12
… cultivate spirituality, to put away your idols, and in the fear of God, to work for time and for eternity. Again and again have our sisters been warned against …
16686 The Review and Herald June 10, 1880, paragraph 15
… your spiritual senses, and your interest for those who are perishing in their sins is decreasing, it is time you were converted. Your best course will be to …
16687 The Review and Herald January 4, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 1
… the spiritual. And it is only by the harmonious development of both the mental and the moral faculties that the highest perfection of either can be attained …
16688 The Review and Herald January 4, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 3
… for spiritual things, they would have placed themselves in the ranks of Jesus Christ. The two classes are controlled by different masters, and are opposites …
16689 The Review and Herald January 4, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 4
… , the spiritual element is ruled out by the irreligious, and the effort to harmonize principles which are antagonistic in their nature proves a decided failure …
16690 The Review and Herald January 4, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 25
… increase spirituality. And why should not the Bible be brought into such meetings? There is a deplorable ignorance of God’s word, even with those who are thought …
16691 The Review and Herald January 4, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 29
… for spiritual and eternal things. The mind is drawn away from serious reflection, away from God, away from the real and substantial, to the imaginary and the …
16692 The Review and Herald January 4, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 34
… his spirituality
16693 The Review and Herald January 4, 1881, paragraph 1
… every spiritual good. Are we, by self-denial and sacrifice, doing all in our power to relieve the needy, and to sustain the cause of God? The poor are the Lord’s …
16694 The Review and Herald 1881, paragraph 9
… in spiritual matters, they would be welcomed. But many of this class drifting in among us seem to feel no burden of the cause and work of God. If they do not receive …
16695 The Review and Herald January 25, 1881, paragraph 16
… , and spiritual power. One wrong step would probably have led to others, until, their connection with Heaven being severed, they would have been swept away by …
16696 The Review and Herald January 25, 1881, paragraph 23
… their spirituality. A close sympathy exists between the physical and the moral nature. The standard of virtue is elevated or degraded by the physical habits …
16697 The Review and Herald January 25, 1881, paragraph 24
… of spirituality.
16698 The Review and Herald January 25, 1881, paragraph 36
… of spirituous liquors. Coffee has a greater tendency to becloud the intellect and benumb the energies. It is not so powerful as tobacco, but is similar in its …
16699 The Review and Herald January 25, 1881, paragraph 37
… , or spiritualize their prayers or their testimonies. These professed Christians should consider the means of their enjoyment. Is it from above, or from beneath …
16700 The Review and Herald February 15, 1881, paragraph 23
… the spiritual fervor that characterized his teachings, gave him access to all classes. Yet even believers were unable to fully comprehend the sacred mysteries …