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… the believers in Christ. Multitudes flocked to Jerusalem, bringing their sick and those who were vexed by unclean spirits. Many sufferers were laid in the …

… with believers in seeking the pearl of great price. Some who had been the bitterest opponents of the gospel became its champions. The prophecy was fulfilled …

… Corinthian believers had been slow to learn the lessons that he was endeavoring to teach them. Their advancement in spiritual knowledge had not been proportionate …

… Corinthian believers, expressing his gladness of heart because of the good work wrought in them: “Though I made you sorry with a letter, I do not repent, though …

… you?” Believers moving to a new place often carried with them letters of commendation from the church with which they had formerly been united; but the leading …

… the believers there, he instructed him to build up that church in the grace of giving, and in a personal letter to the believers he also added his own appeal …

… the believers at a time of peculiar trial to the church. Many had already become partakers of Christ's sufferings, and soon the church was to undergo a period …

… the believers who could be called together were assembled. Of this meeting Christ Himself, before His death, had designated the time and place. The angel at …

… earnestly believers should long and pray for the second coming of Christ, when this full and final conquest shall be made.”— Ibid., vol. 17, p. 500. “This is the day that …

The believers in this message were oppressed in the churches. Fear had held them for a time, so that they did not act out the sentiments of their heart, but the …