Search for: His divinity
661 The Review and Herald December 11, 1879, paragraph 4
… the divine level, and to bring them into sympathy with the mind of God.
662 The Review and Herald January 1, 1880, paragraph 6
… store his mind with divine truth, and the more he does this the more vigor and clearness of mind he will have to fathom the deep things of God. He will be more and …
663 The Review and Herald January 1, 1880, paragraph 12
… ? Our Divine Master gave his life for a ruined world. Who will deny self, and make some sacrifice to save souls for whom Christ died? Christ has left us an example …
664 The Review and Herald January 8, 1880, paragraph 3
… Satan. His passions were fierce and uncontrollable. He was sowing seed through his life which blossomed into a harvest of corruption. His life-work lowered …
665 The Review and Herald January 8, 1880, paragraph 11
… the divine Providence, and divorce mercy and love from his character. They urge that the greatness and majesty of God would forbid his interesting himself …
666 The Review and Herald January 22, 1880, paragraph 6
… requires his creatures to conform to all his requirements, and how surely his retributive justice follows disobedience. When the law of Sinai was proclaimed …
667 The Review and Herald January 22, 1880, paragraph 10
… will to inherit eternal life. God sets before his erring people their sins, that they may behold them, in all their enormity, under the light of divine truth …
668 The Review and Herald January 22, 1880, paragraph 11
… delivered his people from their iniquities, should make the Christian of this time eager to receive divine instruction, and zealous to perfect a character …
669 The Review and Herald March 4, 1880, paragraph 6
… the divine and godlike is superior to the earthly, carnal, and satanic. It is moral worth that God values. A Christian character untarnished with avarice, possessing …
670 The Review and Herald April 1, 1880, paragraph 11
… Heaven, his royal throne, his majesty, his honor, his glory; he clothed his divinity with humanity, and for our sakes he became poor, that we through his poverty …
671 The Review and Herald April 8, 1880, paragraph 4
… in divine strength day by day, and be able with holy triumph to say, “Blessed be God, who giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.”
672 The Review and Herald June 3, 1880, paragraph 9
… the divine image, frustrates God's purpose in man's existence, degrades his God-given powers, narrows his capacity, leads to unholy imaginations, and gives …
673 The Review and Herald June 3, 1880, paragraph 13
… the Divine Presence!
674 The Review and Herald June 10, 1880, paragraph 9
… the divine commission and reach every creature. Our own family, village, or neighborhood is not all the world. If every member of the church would work in any …
675 The Review and Herald June 10, 1880, paragraph 15
… the divine favor, if he feels no burden for sinners around him. If coldness and indifference have crept over your spiritual senses, and your interest for those …
676 The Review and Herald July 8, 1880, paragraph 14
… of divine power. In putting forth earnest, well-directed efforts to bring their fellow-men to a knowledge of the truth, they will become strong in the Lord; and …
677 The Review and Herald January 11, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 2
… doing his work. If the young would study the glorious works of God in nature, and his majesty and power as revealed in his word, they would come from every such …
678 The Review and Herald January 11, 1881, Art. A, paragraph 3
… , in his own divine person, is a subject that may well employ our thoughts for a lifetime. This work of Christ was to confirm the beings of other worlds in their …
679 The Review and Herald January 18, 1881, paragraph 2
… to his divine image, the more clearly will they discern its spotless perfection, and the more deeply will they feel their own defects.
680 The Review and Herald January 18, 1881, paragraph 4
… in his footsteps. By beholding him we become changed into his divine likeness. And when this work is wrought in us, we shall claim no righteousness of our own …