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… be reticent in regard to the heavenly country, and the house not built with hands, eternal in the heavens? This heavenly country is of more consequence to …

… be reticent in regard to the heavenly country, and the house not built with hands, eternal in the heavens? This heavenly country is of more consequence to …

… may be, they must obey God and trust the consequences with Him. The Lord has expressly enjoined the duty upon children of honoring their father and their mother …

… because they have the example of Adam's experience in disobedience, and its terrible results, to warn them of the consequences of transgressing the law …

… sunshine; they repine when they should be glad; they talk of trials when they should offer praise for the rich blessings they enjoy. They look at the unpleasant …

… it is a virtue to stand apart because they do not see all minor points in exactly the same light. If they agree on fundamental truths, they should not differ …

… vital consequence. The Pharisees who had prompted the lawyer to ask this question were expecting the Lord Jesus to answer it in such a way that they could …

… it is of no consequence how they perform the smaller tasks prove themselves unfit for a more honored position. They may think themselves fully competent …

… in consequence grow weak in spiritual life. Pride is not overcome. Not until these souls fall on the Rock and are broken will they understand their need. Oh …

… life are but a mote now. Those that pertain to eternity are of great consequence.— Manuscript 41a, December 20, 1896, untitled manuscript.