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… the bitterness of his spirit he felt that it was better for him to die by his own hand than to submit to a disgraceful execution. Drawing his sword, he was about …

… of bitterness toward the apostle, and accepted him as one specially called of God to bear the gospel to the Gentiles, the Lord would have spared him to them …

… alienation, bitterness, envy, and jealousy in the church, and he will need to labor in the spirit of Christ to set things in order. Faithful warnings are to be …

… the bitterness that falls to the lot of humanity, there was no part which Christ did not taste. There were those who tried to cast contempt upon Him because …

… . In bitterness of soul he sometimes asked: “Can such, then, be the end of this great work of the Reformation?”— Ibid., b. 9, ch. 7. Again, as he wrestled with God in prayer, peace …

… the bitterness of their hatred. The sight of the coat, the token of their father's love, filled them with frenzy. “Behold, this dreamer cometh,” they cried in mockery …

… former bitterness of Saul against him. While the young man was playing before the king, filling the palace with sweet harmony, Saul's passion overcame him …

… of bitterness” whereby many shall be defiled. Hebrews 12:15. And how much larger number will the “many” poison! Thus the sowing of good and evil goes on for time …

… in bitterness because the springs are poisoned, when they should be like a well of water springing up unto everlasting life.

… . The bitterness of the parting scene was much taken away by the hope he expressed of meeting us where parting would be no more.