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… every believer respect the aged pioneers who have borne trials and hardships and many privations. They are God's workmen and have acted a prominent part …

… every believer respect the men who acted a prominent part during the early days of the message, and who have borne trials and hardships and many privations …

… the believer for the battles of life. The immediate needs, the present trials, of struggling souls, --these must be met with sound, practical instruction in the …

… the believer to reckon himself dead indeed unto sin and alive unto God through Jesus Christ our Lord. We are saved by grace through our faith, and that not of …

… , the believer passes from the position of a rebel, a child of sin and Satan, to the position of a loyal subject of Christ Jesus, not because of an inherent goodness …

… the believer sees such breadth and length and height and depth of efficiency—sees such completeness of salvation, purchased at such infinite cost, that …

… every believer. God in Christ, ... if seen aright, will level human exaltation and pride. There will be no self-exaltation, but there will be true humility.— Letter …

… the believer must have a progressive experience by continually doing the works of Christ. It is by continual surrender of the will, by continual obedience …

… the believer become one, and His beauty of character is revealed in those who are vitally connected with the Source of power and love. Christ is the great depositary …

… the believer comes into possession of these blessings. Through faith, every deficiency of character may be supplied, every defilement cleansed, every fault …