Testimonies for the Church, Volume 9 - Ellen G. White

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Chapter 112 Words of Caution Christ said to His disciples: "Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves." Matthew 10:16. Satan's attacks against the advocates of the truth will wax more bitter and determined to the very close of time. As in Christ's day the chief priests and rulers stirred up the people against Him, so today the religious leaders will excite bitterness and prejudice against the truth for this time. The people will be led to acts of violence and opposition which they would never have thought of had they not been imbued with the animosity of professed Christians against the truth. What course shall the advocates of truth pursue? They have the unchangeable, eternal word of God, and they should reveal the fact that they have the truth as it is in Jesus. Their words must not be rugged and sharp. In their presentation of truth they must manifest the love and meekness 440
and gentleness of Christ. Let the truth do the cutting; the word of God is as a sharp, two-edged sword and will cut its way to the heart. Those who know that they have the truth should not, by the use of harsh and severe expressions, give Satan one chance to misinterpret their spirit. As a people we must stand as did the world's Redeemer. When in controversy with Satan in regard to the body of Moses, Christ durst not bring against him a railing accusation. He had every provocation to do this, and Satan was disappointed because he could not arouse in Christ a spirit of retaliation. Satan was ready to misinterpret everything that was done by Jesus; and the Saviour would give him no occasion, not the semblance of an excuse. He would not turn from His straightforward course of truth in order to follow the wanderings and twistings and turnings and prevarications of Satan. We read in the prophecy of Zechariah that when Satan with all his synagogue stood up to resist the prayers of Joshua the high priest, and to 441
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troublous times are right upon us.
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this, the first duty of man." As th
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men who by robbery and extortion ar
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made desolate." "The vine is dried
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if possible, the very elect. God's
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priesthood, an holy nation, a pecul
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Chapter 2 Called to Be Witnesses In
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from his way, he shall die in his i
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Chapter 3 A Holy Life It is not onl
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strengthened His soul with the thou
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Chapter 4 Christ’s Representative
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Chapter 5 Steadfast Adherence to th
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Chapter 6 A World-Wide Message The
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clearness and power, while other pl
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My heart is often burdened because
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ut from a realization of the nearne
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The words were repeated: "Ye are th
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of Christ, and our acceptance, thro
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agency that is surrendered to Him.
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Chapter 10 Our Example Christ's wor
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see work waiting to be done we are
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Lord, the power of which was seen i
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of the gospel, that they may point
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songs of praise, by humble, heartfe
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Chapter 14 House-to-House Work In m
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highways and hedges to give the inv
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Chapter 16 The Home A Mission Field
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A thousand doors of usefulness are
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are they a blessing to others, but
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Chapter 19 An Appeal for Untiring E
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Chapter 20 Missionary Families Very
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impatience. Utter not one unkind wo
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Chapter 22 The Need of Earnest Effo
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Saviour. They are to put forth earn
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Chapter 23 A Lack of Sympathy Among
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standard-bearer --to bring the men
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wonders. But the eye of faith will
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precious. We have no time to spend
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means that we can spare. For this m
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from his Father's house, perishing
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Chapter 26 The World’s Need of He
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Chapter 27 Our Selfishness a Hindra
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Chapter 28 God’s Almoners Those w
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Shall we not, by self-denial, do al
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coming of the Prince of Peace. Let
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My brethren and sisters, do not spe
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my spare means in this land." How m
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So God's work in our world is to be
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light to those who sit in darkness.
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the truth by prayerful labor in Bib
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destroy human life. But if our life
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prepare Thy way before Thee. The vo
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Chapter 30 Circulate the Publicatio
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Chapter 31 An Encouraging Experienc
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Again I fell asleep, and when I awo
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Chapter 32 Dangers in Speculative S
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was His never-failing weapon. We, a
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Chapter 33 Dignity of the Book Work
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Chapter 34 Unity in Progress Perfec
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Chapter 36 Lift the Debts God desig
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friends." But dissatisfaction was e
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Chapter 38 A Caution Then instructi
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and give them their hire, beginning
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Chapter 40 Light for All I am very
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One point that should never be forg
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to bear responsibility and to win s
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vineyard. There is a special work t
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in new and untried fields! How hard
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God desires that the sale of Christ
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Chapter 43 Camp Meetings and Our Pu
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dedicated to the advancement of our
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would have been glorified, and many
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youth a missionary training; and th
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how to communicate the message to t
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must be trained to think Christ's t
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Chapter 44 Conditions in the Cities
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opening the door to a thousand evil
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even to lotteries and like devices.
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Chapter 45 The Judgments of God on
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Throughout the following day I pond
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destruction wrought in that great c
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the day of the Lord's wrath; but th
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Chapter 46 A Present-Day Work More
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Chapter 47 In the Cities of the Eas
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our messengers all through these fi
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Chapter 48 Liberality in Missionary
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what we do we must do quickly. 177
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Garden of Gethsemane, when the myst
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human agent show no special interes
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Chapter 50 Get Ready "Behold, I com
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means for their support." The comin
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seek the Lord as little children, w
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ead of life to hungry souls. When w
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Chapter 51 Methods of Labor In conn
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with simplicity, humility, and grac
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Chapter 52 The Need of House-to-Hou
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Chapter 53 The City Mission a Train
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witness to the Author of truth and
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assurance, and all authority, the L
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efore us to open? We read the plain
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overcomers to sing the triumphant s
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enlisted as His soldiers are to ren
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Chapter 57 Development of Talent in
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laborers to enter the field. 211
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and encouraged to lift the standard
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e such that unbelievers, seeing the
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engage in Bible work from house to
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prophecies would thus be excited; a
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Chapter 61 With Unflagging Zeal We
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upon them. There must be a devotion
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Chapter 62 An Appeal to Laymen When
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Chapter 63 A Reformatory Movement I
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Chapter 64 Laboring While Probation
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Christ's example must be followed b
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and this will give them a power tha
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Precious seed may thus be sown that
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Chapter 66 Cherishing a Spirit of S
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In the following words the apostle
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position to do efficient service. L
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trifling, are enticements of the en
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prayer let us all unite in holding
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Christ has given His commission: "G
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Chapter 68 Words of Counsel to Mini
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can deliver out of My hand: I will
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knowledge have not carried out the
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own souls in the love of the truth
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elieve, and obey Christ's word, the
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not working in harmony with God's p
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Chapter 70 Formality In Worship In
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Chapter 71 Unity In Diversity In ou
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unbelief, are dishonoring to Christ
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Chapter 72 In The Meekness Of Chris
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Him. This is self-sacrifice that is
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arguments when we repeat what they
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Chapter 74 The Need of Earnest, Who
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increasing in usefulness, because w
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partaker of the divine nature, havi
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Chapter 75 Faithfulness in Health R
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Chapter 76 Personal Responsibility
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Chapter 77 Strength Through Obedien
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ecome partakers of the divine natur
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Chapter 78 Flesh Foods If we could
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along without flesh food; but if th
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weak and feeble, subject to frequen
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testimony against the indulgence of
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Chapter 80 Teaching Health Principl
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Chapter 81 Extremes in Diet Some of
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the principles of health reform mus
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Chapter 83 A Word to the Wavering T
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consequences of their indulgence. T
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Chapter 85 Self-Surrender and Rest
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Chapter 86 A Plea For Medical Missi
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Chapter 87 Sanitariums as Missionar
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and they are life." (John 6:63) Our
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Chapter 88 The Training of Workers
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Chapter 89 Nurses As Evangelists Ch
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educated most thoroughly to work as
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Chapter 90 The Loma Linda College o
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that which they had carried on at A
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In the work of the school maintain
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have many more women who can deal e
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work, men and women who will walk c
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estoring the spiritual and physical
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far more of the Spirit of God in ou
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Let no one think that there need no
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There are those here upon whom grea
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faith; that ye, being rooted and gr
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growth testifies to the vitality. T
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And Christ has been made our Judge.
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manifest that we have a source of p
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personality, an individuality, whic
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Chapter 94 The Publishing Work at C
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Christ laid aside His royal robe, H
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Chapter 95 Christ’s Relation to N
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Chapter 96 A Sure Foundation "Where
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said, "I will put them all away." A
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evealed in giving Himself for me."
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Chapter 97 German and Scandinavian
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His disciples, that they should be
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increase. So then neither is he tha
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heaven there is one grand meeting p
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Chapter 99 A Call for Colored Labor
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Will you pass by your people, makin
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e taught something more than merely
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Chapter 100 “Laborers Together Wi
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Chapter 101 Proclaiming the Truth W
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people in past years. Much might ha
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and urged the necessity of caution.
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to increase the force of colored wo
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the only-begotten Son of God. Yet "
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to those who need light. We are to
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sometimes appear for efforts to be
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turned out of the way. When the lam
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untimely figs, when she is shaken o
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are deceiving their own souls and c
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Chapter 126 In Humility and Faith R
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often have lost special advantages,
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in the most difficult experiences.
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"Faith is the substance of things h
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Chapter 129 The Example of Christ A
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mind be in you, which was also in C
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Him, he will present to the souls u
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conference embracing thousands of p
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"And it came to pass, that, as He w
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duty. It is your privilege to say:
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Chapter 131 “I Am But a Little Ch
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like unto thee. And I have also giv
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Chapter 132 “Followers of God, as
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are to be taught that they are not
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the coming of Christ in the clouds
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and deepen as eternity rolls on. We
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therefore, brethren, unto the comin
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