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@@@^“‘ . . . I put forward God’s word; I preached and wrote — this was all I did. And yet while I was asleep, . . . the word that I had preached @9overthrew popery,@7 so that neither prince nor emperor has done it so much harm.’”
5:3
@@@^It now becomes very obvious that the time is short, that he who would be ready for the “great super” and for his eternal home, will have his eyes open to truth and his heart set on his eternal welfare. God will direct him day by day.
Genesis 200:1
@@@^“The people of God must see their wrongs, and arouse to zealous repentance, and a putting away of those sins which have brought them into such a @9deplorable@7 condition of poverty, blindness, wretchedness, and @9fearful@7 deception.”
2 Samuel 8:8
@@@^@9Question:@7 “What is our attitude toward the denominational papers? Is God still speaking through the ‘Review & Herald’ to those who have not seen this light? Should we discard the Review? What about the Sabbath School lessons?”
Ecclesiastes 10:6
@@@^Abraham became a friend of God because he did not only believe but because he faithfully performed his duties and that by @9arising “early@7 in the morning” (Gen. 22:3), and by doing the things “in the selfsame day.” (Gen. 17:26.)
Acts 50:3
@@@^Although our first question should be, “What shall we do to avoid giving allegiance to the enemies of God, so as to be found worthy of a place in His kingdom when this evil time shall come?” yet the majority make their first question,
1 Thessalonians 73:1
@@@^“Doubt and even disbelief of the testimonies of the Spirit of God, is leavening . . . churches everywhere. Satan would have it thus. Ministers who preach self instead of Christ would have it thus.” — @9Testimonies, @7Vol. 5, p. 217.
Hebrews 65:2
@@@^“ . . . God does not want any man to think that no other message is to be heard but that which He may have given. We want the past message and the fresh message,” says the Spirit of Prophecy. — @9Review and Herald@7, March 18, 1890.
33:2
@@@^“Clear as crystal,” of course, denotes free from all defects. These gifts, without which all else is lost, are freely given to all whose sins are washed in the precious blood of the Lamb, the Saviour, the Mediator between God and men.
30:2
@@@^It is best to learn what God wants you to do, then do just that. Life truly is just what we make it — no less and no more. Now is your chance, now you are at the two cross roads. Which will it be for you? The wide, or the narrow, which?
37:3
@@@^This scripture plainly reveals that God never intended that man should be sick or weak, and pass away before his days be full, but that he should retain his strength commensurate with his age, and die, not of disease, but of ripe old age.
1 Samuel 4:1
@@@^I praise God for His love and mercy in sending to us who have been so unfaithful this great reformatory message which is bringing about a change of “ideas and theories, habits and practices.” @3(Signed) Mrs. Floyd Davis@4Greeley, Colo.
Matthew 15:14
@@@^“And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for,” says John the Revelator “the former things are passed away.” (Rev. 21:4.)
2 Corinthians 16:4
@@@^The Jews rejected the prophets because what the prophets taught and wrote was not all found in the teachings of Moses. “We know,” they said, “that God spake unto Moses: as for this fellow, we know not from whence He is.” John 9:29.
Genesis 11:2
@@@^This publication does not advocate a new movement, and it absolutely opposes such moves. It brings out a positive proof which cannot be contradicted that the Seventh-day Adventist church had been used by God to carry on His work since 1844.
Ecclesiastes 4:3
@@@^Ans. In the above quotation there are four subjects brought to view; namely, “The judgment of the dead,” “The anger of the nations”; “The wrath of God”; and that “The time of trouble such as never was had not yet commenced.”
Joel 4:4
@@@^“I thank God for the principles of healthful living, and am indeed happy that He has led me to Mt. Carmel and granted me the privilege of having a part in teaching our children and youth the science of healthful cookery.” @3M. L. Deeter
Revelation 73:3
@@@^He may now behold “how beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings, that publisheth peace; that bringeth good tidings of good, that publisheth salvation; that saith unto Zion Thy God reigneth!” Isa. 52:7.
18:1
@@@^Let us suppose that your request has been granted, that you have now become a fine human being, but have advanced no further: You as yet belong to no family, race, government or people. You know nothing about God and nothing about religion.
2:4
@@@^“For the pardon of sin, for the Holy Spirit, for a Christlike temper for wisdom and strength to do His work, for any gift He has promised, we may ask; then we are to believe that we receive, and return thanks to God that we have received.