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… . Their benevolence does not keep pace with their accumulation. As their passion for riches increases, their affections are bound up with their treasure …

… their benevolence was far less than in the days of their poverty. A grasping desire for greater riches absorbed their minds and hearts, and they committed …

… and benevolence which characterized the life of Christ. The law of God in our hearts will bring our own interests in subordination to high and eternal considerations …

… your benevolence, but for your cheerful countenance, your hopeful words, the grasp of your hand. As you visit the Lord's afflicted ones, you will find some from …

… of benevolence. He tests the love of His professed followers by committing to their tender mercies the afflicted and bereaved ones.

… and benevolence, and this extravagant outlay is robbery toward God. Our means have not been given to us for the gratification of pride and love of display …

… of benevolence; of tender regard for the poor, the needy, the afflicted. When hearts sympathize with hearts burdened with discouragement and grief, when the …

… , and benevolence makes melody in heaven. The Father from His throne beholds those who do these acts of mercy and numbers them with His most precious treasures …

… obstinacy, benevolence without weakness, tenderness and sympathy without sentimentalism. He was highly social; yet He possessed a reserved dignity that …

… of benevolence, will, when closely investigated, be found to be prompted by wrong motives. Many receive applause for virtues which they do not possess. The …