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… , the more and still more of glory will be opened to us; and the more we know of God, the more intense will be our happiness. As we walk with Jesus in this life, we may …

… been more visible, and the power of Satan more plainly seen. Some of those raised were more noble in appearance and form than others. I was informed that those …

… . The more quiet and simple the life of the child,—the more free from artificial excitement, and the more in harmony with nature,—the more favorable is it to physical …

… . The more exalted their profession, and the more honorable the position which they hold, the more grievous is their course in the sight of God, and the more certain …

… was more debased in morals, more frivolous in character, and at the same time capable of more atrocious cruelty, than any ruler who had preceded him. The reins …

… no more, neither thirst any more; neither shall the sun light on them, nor any heat. For the Lamb which is in the midst of the throne shall feed them, and shall lead …

… been more closely connected with Him than the others, and had witnessed more of His miracles. Peter, James, and John stood in still nearer relationship to Him …

… more exalted their profession and the more honorable the position which they hold, the more grievous is their course in the sight of God and the more sure …

… still more glorious revelations of God and of Christ. As knowledge is progressive, so will love, reverence, and happiness increase. The more men learn of God …

… and more pressing his labors, the more constant and earnest were his prayers. He continued to exclude himself, at certain periods, from all society. After remaining …