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… they had been traitors to their holy trust. They had had warnings and privileges but they had not heeded nor improved them. They could now see that they had …

… teachers. They had not been students in the schools of the prophets, but for three years they had been taught by the greatest Educator the world has ever known …

… brethren. They had the same affection for their children as had the others. Their distress had not been caused by indolence or prodigality. They had been compelled …

… . And they were doing unto Christ the very things that had been prophesied they would do. They were so blinded they knew not what they were doing.

… which they had endured, the agonizing struggle they had passed through. Yet their features, marked with severe internal anguish, now shone with the light …

… whom they had been compelled to leave alone for a time in the places where they had recently labored. And so, undaunted by danger, “they returned again to Lystra …

… that they could not support their families. Others acknowledged that they had indulged a critical, fault-finding spirit. Many said that they had never realized …

… . As they had from day to day listened to the words of the law, they had been deeply convicted of their own transgressions, and also of the sins of their nation …

… . If they had acted conscientiously, they should be satisfied to let the matter rest where it was. But they ought not to require others to do as they had done. They …

… . If they had acted conscientiously, they should be satisfied to let the matter rest where it was. But they ought not to require others to do as they had done. They …