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… to the world, because he is united with God and Christ and heavenly angels in the grand work of saving the lost. From divine association he becomes more and …

… the influence of worldly principles and customs, and through the power of association and habit the mind becomes more and more conformed to the worldling's …

Through association with the world our institutions will become unsubstantial, unreliable; because these worldly elements, introduced and placed in …

… of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust. If by His grace we become partakers of the divine nature, our influence …

… religion. The satanic forces are constantly at work through the world, and those who are professed Christians, yet associated with the world in close fellowship …

… . And in dealing with men, He manifests the same principles that are manifest in the natural world. The beneficent operations of nature are not accomplished …

… pass through this world but once. Shall we not strive to leave on those with whom we associate the impress of the character of Christ?