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… she would put up $1,000.”You may lose it,” Burden suggested.”I'll risk it,” she replied ( Ibid., 356 ).

… . Delay would further their object, as it would afford them time to perfect and execute their plans, and so they waited for a while before preferring their charges …

… , and it seemed to me that Satan was determined to keep me from it. I had waited long for our captivity to be turned and feared that precious souls would be lost …

… contestant would drop dead when about to seize the prize. But the possibility of lifelong injury or of death was not looked upon as too great a risk to run for …

… to risk so much; but I knew that I had a work to do, and it seemed to me that Satan was determined to keep me from it. To remain longer from the field seemed to me worse …

… , and risk his life before the fulfillment of his mission. He had hoped that the plan of salvation would fail; but I saw that the plan was laid too deep to be thus …

… and risk His life before the fulfillment of His mission. He had hoped that the plan of salvation would fail; but the plan was laid too deep to be overthrown or …

… run risks in this great work, fearing that the expenditure of means would not bring returns. What if means are used and yet we cannot see that souls have been …

… that would improve their health. She was shown the contrast between the human race today and Adam and Eve in Eden. Our first parents were noble in stature, perfect …