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The church should gratefully accept these servants of Christ. They should seek to gain all the benefit possible from each minister. In humility they should accept the truths that the servants of God bring, but no minister is to be idolized.

… cannot accept partial obedience. It was not enough that in this solemn worship nearly everything was done as He had directed. No one should deceive himself …

… not accept. Those who had been most urgent in their demand for a king were the ones who refused to accept the man God had appointed.

… who accept it, and the question arises, “Have any of the educated men or religious leaders believed?” It is no argument against the truth that large numbers are …

… to accept its teachings as interpreted by the church. Thousands do not dare to accept anything, no matter how plain it is in Scripture, that is contrary to their …

… to accept the testimony of the Scriptures. They could not refute Paul’s arguments, but they refused to accept his conclusions.

… you accept as truth, and compare it and weigh it with other scriptures of truth before you accept it, for it is not possible the Christian world would come so …

… to accept them. We must discard all ideas that are not in harmony with Christ’s teaching. We must accept the Bible as the voice of God speaking directly to us …

… not accept the truths he presented. Since these men could not prove their position by Scripture, they resorted to human doctrines—the traditions of the Fathers …

… to accept popular traditions. Important, famous people will join the lawless and the low against God’s followers. Wealth, genius, and education will combine …