In the Spirit's Power - William W. Prescott

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of laurel, and to crown their heads with garland of flowers. This innocent and elegant practice might have been tolerated as a mere civil institution. But it most unluckily happened that the doors were under the protection of the household gods, that the laurel was sacred to the lover of Daphne, and that garland of flowers, though frequently worn as a symbol of either joy or mourning, had been dedicated in their first origin to the service of superstition. The trembling Christians who were persuaded in this instance to comply with the fashions of their country and the commands of the magistrates, laboured under the most gloomy apprehensions from the reproaches of their own conscience, the censures of the church, and the denunciations of Divine vengeance.”[1] And it was so that the Christian could hardly turn round, could not go to the funeral or marriage of a friend, because of the idolatrous practices interwoven with these ceremonies. His Christianity completely separated him from his friends, from the government, for the Romans would have no interference with their religion. According to 198
Neander they had a law declaring that, “whoever introduces new religions, the tendency and character of which are unknown, whereby the minds of men may be disturbed, shall, if belonging to the higher rank, be banished; if to the lower, punished with death.” Christ and the Roman Law Jesus Christ was one of the lower rank, and He went up and down in Judea, teaching a new religion. The Pharisees knew this, and although they hated and despised the Roman government, although they plotted to overthrow it, although they hoped that Jesus Christ, when He came, would lead a revolution against it, yet when they saw that that was not His plan, they purposed to get the Roman government to overthrow Him. And when it came to His trial, they tried to get a condemnation from Pilate on the charge of blasphemy: for, they said, “He made Himself the Son of God.” “When Pilate therefore heard that saying, he was the more afraid: and went again into the judgment hall, and saith unto Jesus, Whence art Thou? But Jesus gave him 199
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IN THE SPIRIT'S POWER William W. Pr
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• Exalting Jesus higher and yet h
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Historical Background W. W. Prescot
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Herald [Dec. 23, 1890] was read, an
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Gilbert M. Valentine in his biograp
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confidence in them. ... She declare
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Holy Spirit is welcomed as a dear G
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Notes: 1. RH2/12/1889, in 3Bio420.
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higher. We are doing our best to le
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forth from his lips, vitalized by t
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November 17, 1895 (Letter 113, 1895
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Brother Prescott has spoken many ti
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go to them now. The time will come
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listened to truth tonight.” A Bib
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efore. Sunday morning, Elder Wilson
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large numbers have come from the di
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expressly to attend some of the mee
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W. W. Prescott Addresses from The B
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anches. But in the Scripture Christ
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flow into the branch again. And we
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Christ, bring forth the same fruit
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waves; for the wind was contrary. A
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in God’s word, “Come unto Me.
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of the mouth of babes and sucklings
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and the Pharisees was how to keep t
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y the head. What we learn about the
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in him who abides in Christ, and th
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He healed them; cannot He heal us?
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his feet, being a cripple from his
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was looking for Messiah; but it was
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“I am the way.” (John 14:6) I a
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Chapter 2 Sermons in Stone October
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The Stone in the Hand of Israel’s
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took thence a stone, and slang it,
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precious; and he that believeth on
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when the temple is fitted together,
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gives us the character of Christ, a
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Stone, Christ, and presented to the
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the Rock in order to see the glory
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into the very bread of life. His wo
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the building stands. Suppose you ta
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So built we the wall; and all the w
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speaking thine own words: then shal
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The fact that God’s will reigns s
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salvation and strength, and the kin
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had been converted, and of what the
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destroy thee, O covering cherub, fr
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Adam and His Dominion Adam was in a
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sympathising in this government of
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The Case of Job The case of Job is
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him. Unfair. He is in my dominion.
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nostrils; my lips shall not speak w
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of Satan, but are faithful unto dea
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the very point of the controversy.
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The Cross Sealed Satan’s Fate “
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every devise to hold them in the bo
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e a sign between Me and you that ye
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Chapter 4 The Word Became Flesh Oct
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ondage. For verily He took not on H
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sons and daughters, but he begat th
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“Unto us a child is born, Unto Us
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But since the first Adam took his p
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e sin for us, who knew no sin, that
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in Jesus Christ when the Word was m
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“For the love of Christ constrain
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and He says, “Come.” That is wh
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Let us see what His thought was in
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There is an election; it is an elec
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Christ Must Dwell in the Heart It i
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Chapter 5 The Faith of Jesus, The C
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In this time there is a great deal
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God when we believe that it is a li
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of God; and I know that the word yo
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that the righteousness defined by t
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In His life among men Christ became
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is of the law, but that which is th
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for the maintenance of certain outw
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into our hearts, then love, the fru
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conviction that all which is expres
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taught that “for this purpose the
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Sin Transient; the Law Eternal In d
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the side of the “god of this worl
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which a mirror is used. A man may l
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kingdom, the pledge that “afflict
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of us, and says we shall. We do not
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is revealed in it is the righteousn
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Appendix A Statements on the Law an
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“The law was our schoolmaster to
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the sure result is ruin and death.
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world; let us pray as did David,
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will be looked upon as the rule of
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the other. ... The law and the gosp
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glory of the rainbow of promise abo
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more abound. It is true that the la
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This is the testimony that must go
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Elder E. J. Waggoner had the privil
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“The faith of Jesus.” It is tal
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Lord has a work for every one of Hi
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time without God. We are not to hav
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in the pathway of the transgressors
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it, dark chapters will open that ar
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I. January 16, 1896 (Letter 6, 1896
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efore God, will follow on in the pa
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Appendix C Comment on J. S. Washbur
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