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21 EGW Pr 196.4 (2002 Prayer)
… power of a praying mother's influence. She acknowledges God in all her ways. She takes her children before the throne of grace and presents them to Jesus, pleading …
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22 EGW 2MCP 786.4 (1977 Mind, Character, and Personality, vol. 2)
… acknowledge—by words, by dress, by deportment—our relationship to God. Humility should take the place of pride; sobriety, of levity; and devotion, of irreligion …
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23 EGW ChS 204.3 (1925 Christian Service)
… will acknowledge their ignorance of the things of God, and will take their place as humble learners at the feet of Jesus, the Master Teacher.— The Acts of the …
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24 EGW 1MCP 358.4 (1977 Mind, Character, and Personality, vol. 1)
… end of the ladder in science; for the word of inspiration says, “Ye are complete in Him” ( Colossians 2:10 ). Our first business is to see and acknowledge God, and then …
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25 EGW Pr 42.3 (2002 Prayer)
At every one of our little meetings I continued to exhort and pray for each one separately, until every one had yielded to Jesus, acknowledging the merits of His pardoning love. Every one was converted to God.—( Testimonies for the Church 1:33, 34 .)
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26 EGW SL 38.3 (1889 The Sanctified Life)
… presence of the Infinite One. Before His majesty, kings and nobles tremble, and acknowledge that the living God is above every earthly power.
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27 EGW SC 108.1 (1892 Steps to Christ)
To acknowledge that we cannot fully comprehend the great truths of the Bible is only to admit that the finite mind is inadequate to grasp the infinite; that man, with his limited, human knowledge, cannot understand the purposes of Omniscience.
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28 EGW 2MCP 531.3 (1977 Mind, Character, and Personality, vol. 2)
… place of our weakness, His strength; in place of our sinfulness, His righteousness. Our lives, ourselves, are already His; faith acknowledges His ownership …
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29 EGW Pr 314.1 (2002 Prayer)
… place of our weakness, His strength; in place of our sinfulness, His righteousness. Our lives, ourselves, are already His; faith acknowledges His ownership …
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30 EGW CTBH 115.2 (1890 Christian Temperance and Bible Hygiene)
… fear of offending worldly friends will deter us from expressing our gratitude to God, or acknowledging our dependence upon him.
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