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… place they were to accept the hospitality of those who were worthy, those who would welcome them heartily as if entertaining Christ Himself. They were to …

… God. They were strong in the consciousness that His providence had placed them where they were; that they were doing His work, meeting the demands of truth …

… persons were naturally close and covetous, they were most disagreeably so in their old age. If they were jealous, fretful, and impatient, they were especially …

… , they were lost. For a little while they were stupefied, and looked one to the other in silence, not knowing what to do or say. They were placed where they could …

… persons were naturally close and covetous, they were most disagreeably so in their old age. If they were jealous, fretful, and impatient, they were especially …

… because they did not have a chance, but because they were not sober-minded. They did not feel that their educational advantages were of value to them, and so …

… , they were satisfied with natural pleasures and wholesome companionships. They were simple in their tastes and temperate in their habits. They were governed …

… disciples were to work earnestly for souls, giving to all the invitation of mercy. They were not to wait for the people to come to them; they were to go to the people …

… disciples were to work earnestly for souls, giving to all the invitation of mercy. They were not to wait for the people to come to them; they were to go to the people …

… throne, they were beautiful and glorious. Their loveliness and holiness were equal to their exalted station. They were enriched by the wisdom of God, and girded …