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Psalms 2:9

@@@^He will swallow up death in victory; and the Lord God will wipe away tears from off all faces; and the rebuke of His people shall He take away from off all the earth: for the Lord hath spoken it.” (Isa. 25:8.)

Psalms
Ezekiel 2:7

@@@^Mount Carmel’s elevation, being from two to three hundred feet above the flood level, was in no way endangered by the overflowing Brazos, and we praise God for bringing us to this beautiful safe spot in Texas.

Ezekiel
Micah 15:7

@@@^@0If we would stand when the angel doth slay,@0We’ll sigh now, cry now, and learn to obey.@0Thus, “firstfruits,” cleansed by the pow’r of the Rod,@0We’ll win the multitude—“Praise ye our God”! @8

Micah
15:2

@@@^“...But the days of purification of the church are hastening on apace. God will have a people pure and true. In the mighty sifting soon to take place, we shall be better able to measure the strength of Israel.

Psalms 6:4

@@@^May the Lord’s blessing be on all the workers and brethren scattered in the length and breadth of God’s universe who are hastening on the glad day is my prayer. @3Your sister in Christ, @3(Signed) Mrs. C. R.

Psalms
2:2

@@@^M.B., p. 159 — “God is our Father, who loves and cares for us as His children; He is also the great King of the universe. The interests of His kingdom are our interests, and we are to work for its upbuilding.

Joel 4:3

@@@^“Moreover, the preceding quotations should inspire, not only the youth, but also men and women in all walks of life, with a determination to develop their God given talents, instead of burying them in the earth.

Joel
Micah 8:2

@@@^“Better, far better might your children suffer, better lie in their graves, than be taught to treat lightly the principles that lie at the very foundation of loyalty to truth, to their fellow-beings, and to God.

Micah
Habakkuk 12:7

@@@^“God had made it their privilege and their duty to enter the land at the time of His appointment; but through their willful neglect that permission had been withdrawn.”—“Patriarchs and Prophets,” p. 392.

Habakkuk
Acts 33:4

@@@^This antitypical Babylon, from which God’s people at this time are to be called out, is even to monopolize the world’s commerce, as is clearly revealed in the prediction that when her reign ends, then shall—

Acts
James 2:8

@@@^“. . . The people of God are represented in the message to the Laodiceans as in a position of carnal security. They are at ease, believing themselves to be in an exalted condition of spiritual attainments. . . .

James
James 15:11

@@@^If God’s people are in the Kingdom during the Loud Cry, how can they be put in prison or driven to the mountains during that time, as the Spirit of Prophecy asserts they will (@9The Great Controversy@7, p. 626)?

James
7:3

@@@^@9“And the four beasts had each of them six wings about him, and they were full of eyes within: and they rest not day and night, saying, Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty, which was, and is, and is to come. @7

15:2

@@@^From this parable we see that any service which does not measure up 100% to capacity, that does not double its talents, is not acceptable to God. Half-hearted service is not service at all, but only a great waste.

20:1

@@@^Now, if we as a church do not even so much as expect an additional message, besides rejecting the former prophets, then how much better is our attitude toward God and His prophets of today as well as of yesterday?

19:3

@@@^We are now to pray that we break away from self and wholly rely on God; that we build, not upon a sandy foundation, but upon the solid Rock, upon a sure foundation that will not be swept away when the storm comes.

2 Kings 1:3

@@@^At this time we are to make the most important move since the message found us. Therefore, we earnestly solicit the prayers of every believer in Present Truth, so that there be nothing done which God can not bless.

2 Kings
Nahum 9:3

@@@^In the scriptures “sword,” signifies war, blood-shed, and vengeance. God’s sword is the instrument which He uses for executing judgment. “Deliver my soul from the wicked, which is Thy sword.” (Ps. 17:13.)

Nahum
Matthew 8:9

@@@^“If you will let me come back to Mt. Carmel, I will not make this mistake again. I will mind God and not Satan. I see where I have done wrong. I want to be saved and not lost. Forgive me, and let me come back.”

Matthew
3 John 69:2

@@@^At the command of God, the Israelites made standards (flags) according to their tribes, for purposes both of identification and of emblemification of their loyalty to that for which the flag stood. (See Numbers 2).

3 John