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… of God. It implied a fear that God was unable to qualify him for the great work to which He had called him, or that He had made a mistake in the selection of the man …

… distance from her father's house, to marry the son of Abraham. She believed, from what had taken place, that God had selected her to be Isaac's wife, and she said …

… is selected as the president of the General Conference, should, in the fear of God, stand in his lot and place, without partiality, and with unselfish interests …

… miles from Hebron a place was selected as the future metropolis of the kingdom. Before Joshua had led the armies of Israel over Jordan it had been called Salem …

… possible from everything that would divert their minds from the one great work. The wife, if devoted and left free to do so, can, by standing by the side of her …

… to select as president one who considers that his office places unlimited power in his hands. The Lord has instructed me to tell you that you do not know when …

… to select as president one who considers that his office places unlimited power in his hands. The Lord has instructed me to tell you [G. W. Reaser] that you do not …

… not selected because of their perfection of character, or because of their superior knowledge, but because the Lord signified that if they would be humble …

… not select his son to be a counselor or a judge, for if such a relative is connected with him, there is danger that correct principles will not be carried out …

… of God at the present time. For years light has been given me that the one selected to preside over the General Conference should not be left to bear all the …