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… mind has become too dark to know God, the eye too dim to see him, the ear too dull to hear his voice, a deeper meaning is grasped, and the sublime, spiritual truths …

… God's word as food for the soul, through the same evidence by which we receive bread as food for the body. Bread supplies the need of our nature; we know by experience …

… heart, “God has invited me to come. He has heard my prayer. He has pledged His word that he will receive me, and He will fulfil His promise. I can trust God; for He so …

We should realize more clearly the value of the promises God has made to us, and appreciate more deeply the honor He has given us. God can bestow no higher honor …

… for knowing and for loving. And He has provided that the demands of the soul shall be satisfied. No intangible principle, no impersonal essence or mere abstraction …

… help. We need to know of an almighty arm that will hold us up, of an infinite Friend that pities us. We need to clasp a hand that is warm, to trust in a heart full of …

… man can work. In a time like this, we should have but this object in view,—the employing of every means that God has provided by which the truth may be planted in …

… . What can give greater satisfaction than to be laborers together with God in educating and training the children and youth to love God and keep his commandments …

… . What can give greater satisfaction than to be laborers together with God in educating and training the children and youth to love God and keep His commandments …

… might know the indications of His providence, and wait upon God, that they might know and do His will! In this way they would open the door of the heart to Jesus …