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Page 1 of 19Romans 8:12
@@@^Now I hope to hear from you often. @3J. M.
Nahum 3:9
@@@^We hope that no one in Present Truth will hear these words said to him:
22:2
@@@^@0@9Verse 15 — “And I will give her her vineyards from thence, and the valley of Achor for a door of hope: and she shall sing there, as in the days of her youth, and as in the day when she came up out of the land of Egypt.”@7@^As a result of her vineyards’ being restored, and also of her being given the valley of Achor for a door of hope, the church is to sing as in the days of her youth, as when she came up out of Egypt and lodged in the Promised Land. What could her vineyard be but her own land? And if the valley of Achor is for a door of hope to her, what can it be but what it was in Joshua’s time — removal of the Achans of today from her midst (Hos. 2:15)? Indeed, this is her only hope — in fact, even more so than it was in the day of Israel’s defeat at Ai, the gate to the Promised Land.
2 Samuel 3:4
@@@^We hope to hear from all our brethren who have not expressed their view in regard to the message.
John 2:3
@@@^“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Heb. 11:1.
Hebrews 27:3
@@@^@9“I will give her her vineyards from thence, and the valley of Achor for a door of hope.” Hos. 2:15. @7
Hosea 5:5
@@@^Enclosed you will find my tithe, and I hope soon to have a substantial offering for the advancement of Present Truth.
Joel 4:9
@@@^“I believe this message with all my heart, and I hope I shall soon get fully into step with it.” @3Billy Colvin, age 14
Matthew 16:10
@@@^@@Asleep in Jesus! O how sweet@0To be for such a slumber meet!@0With holy confidence to rest@0In hope of being ever blest.@8
1 Thessalonians 41:2
@@@^This final view of the vineyard compels men to choose either a glorious future or an inglorious end. Our hope is that each will
15:4
@@@^I do hope that those who are headed for the prodigal’s way, may come to themselves before a miserable experience comes to them.
9:1
@@@^We hope you will never again accuse us of stepping off the “platform,” but instead you yourselves, Elders, hastily get back on it.
46:2
@@@^Those who fail to observe these health principles, cannot, of course, hope to regain health or even to maintain it at its present level.
Nahum 5:10
@@@^We hope that Brother and Sister Schian will soon fully fit themselves for the work that they may take the message to our Rumanian brethren.
16:4
@@@^Ashamed of Jesus! that dear Friend@2On whom my hopes of heaven depend!@1No; when I blush, be this my shame@2That I no more revere His name. @8
5:3
@@@^I hope in prayer that these thoughts on the Scriptures will be of great help and encouragement to you and to all around you. May God bless you.
1 Samuel 2:3
@@@^“God will have men who will venture anything and everything to save souls. Those who will not move until they can see every step of the way clearly before them, will not be of advantage at this time to forward the truth of God. There must be workers now who will push ahead in the dark as well as in the light, and who will hold up bravely under discouragements and disappointed hopes, and yet work on with faith, with tears and patient hope, sowing beside all waters, trusting the Lord to bring the increase. God calls for men of nerve, of hope, faith, and endurance to work to the point.” “Life Sketches,” 213-14.
2 Kings 7:2
@@@^I thank God for these new truths of the SRod, and they must be made to urge God’s people to see the perilous situation before them, and the necessity earnestly of seeking the revival long overdue. Many agree to reformation but the new order must be @9revival@7 and @9reformation@7, for to clean up the outside alone of cup and platter does no good. Merely to correct the dress, hair, and outside deportment will profit not at all. Christ must be formed within the hope of glory, or the loss is eternal...we must be born again: do we have the marks of the new birth? He that is born of God sinneth not. Do we have hope of eternal life? He that hath this hope purifieth himself even as He is pure.
Revelation 68:2
@@@^And from the time Sarah protested to the time Moses was born, the hope of Israel’s deliverance, there were 320 years, which, if added to 1530 A.D. give 1850, the year which gave birth to the First Testimony for the Church, addressed to the 144,000, Israel of today. Plain it is, therefore, that the birth of Moses, the hope of ancient Israel, finds its counterpart in the birth of the First Testimony, the hope of modern Israel.
26:3
@@@^You can now intelligently make up your own minds as to what stand you will take. You may either take your stand with the opposers against Truth and reformation, or you may take your stand for God’s Truth with His messengers, and by reforming your own lives you may lead others to do the same. Whatever you decide you will know that it is your own choice. God, though, Who really knows what is best for your own interest advises you to follow Him to do what Truth instructs. I hope this will be your whole-hearted choice and thus the joy of your life, that you will never consent to be a “dead top,” but that you will anxiously decide to be a living “upshoot.” I also hope that none of you will let the enemies of God talk you out of these revealed truths on these men-forsaken Scriptures, for you already know that the opposers of the Truth have nothing official, nothing authoritative, and nothing logical or meaningful to offer you on these heretofore unrevealed truths. Yes, I hope that you will not trade these “pearls of great price” for rubbish and stubble.