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@@@^And as careful as God was about who the foster father of Jesus should be, He was even more particular in the selection of a mother for Jesus. Thus God chose the Saviour’s mother from the line of Joseph, the son of Jacob.
14:2
@@@^Having gotten the victory over His temptation, Jesus was never again troubled by the Devil. And Job and all God’s great men by experience found the same relief from Satan.
1 Samuel 2:8
@@@^May God give us strength and grace to go through to the end. O, won’t it be glorious when it is all over and we are with Jesus! @3(Signed) Mrs. Faith Pruett@4Sheridan, Wyo.
Psalms 2:5
@@@^Here we have the words of Jesus Himself that He has gone to prepare a place for us and when it is ready He will come and receive us so that we may be with Him where He is now.
Nahum 8:7
@@@^I have been told that we should pray to God the Father and say, “In the name of Thy blessed Son Jesus, Who died for me, I humbly ask—etc.” Is this the correct way to pray?
1 Samuel 8:9
@@@^@9Question:@7 “Please explain E.W. 36: “I saw that Jesus would not @9leave@7 the most holy place until @9every@7 case was decided either for salvation or destruction,” etc.
2 Kings 5:5
@@@^“My prayer is that the God of all truth may bless His people, and sanctify us in His truth through grace that is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Brethren let us pray for one another.”
1 Samuel 4:4
@@@^I thank God for the message for the hour that is lifting Laodiceans out of deception, declension, and despondency into the light of the “truth as it is in Jesus.” @{{1SC7: 4.4)@7@5
Revelation 12:3
@@@^“As Jesus views the state of his professed followers today, he sees base ingratitude, hollow formalism, hypocritical insincerity, Pharisaical pride and apostasy.” — @9Id.@7, p. 72.
Lamentations 8:3
@@@^Our high calling in Christ Jesus is to “Cry aloud spare not, lift up thy voice like a trumpet, and shew My people their transgression, and the house of Jacob their sins.” (Isa. 58:1.)
Revelation 24:3
@@@^@9Seventh@7, Jesus, the King of kings and Lord of Lords, the Majesty of all creation, the first and the last, and with Him ten thousand times ten thousand and thousand thousands of angels.
3:1
@@@^“Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.” Acts 2:38.
18:3
@@@^“I am certain and sure that for a single sinner living upon the earth Jesus Christ would still have abandoned His glory and come upon the earth to give His life as a ransom for that one.
88:1
@@@^@9“And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.” Rev. 12:17. @7
Malachi 6:8
@@@^This, being true, explains why Satan will be wroth with those who have the Testimony of Jesus. And unless he succeeds in making us doubt the Spirit of Prophecy, he will not leave us in peace.
James 13:6
@@@^Apparently the one who thinks Sister White is guilty of saying, “We have all the light which we need till Jesus comes,” is either one of the five foolish virgins or one of the Laodiceans.
Habakkuk 2:11
@@@^“The Lord in His great mercy sent a most precious message to His people through Elders Waggoner and Jones. . . . Many had lost sight of Jesus.” (“Testimonies to Ministers,” pp. 91, 92.)
Ephesians 22:4
@@@^This brief comparison brings into primary focus the twofold fact that at the time of the first report, Jesus went @9into@7 the temple, whereas at the time of the second report, He went @9out. @7
3 John 43:2
@@@^@9I have been told that when praying to God, the Father, we should always say: “In the name of Thy blessed Son Jesus, Who died for me, I humbly ask, etc.” Is this the correct way to pray? @7
2:4
@@@^What did they fear? They feared that Jesus was doing too much, and that if He thus continued to overtax His strength, He would not live long. They felt sure He would soon take sick and pass away.