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… the Expression of Thought —Our words index the state of our heart; and whether men talk much or little, their words express the character of their thoughts …

… can express the preciousness of the ministration of the Word and the Holy Spirit. No human expression can portray to the finite mind the value of understanding …

… and expression, making the words of eternal life so expressive and impressive that the hearers cannot but feel their weight. I am pained as I hear the defective …

… find expression in the life. It is in proportion to the reception of the love of Christ that men desire to proclaim its power to others; and the very act of proclaiming …

… heart-expression of Christlike sympathy, given in simplicity, has power to open the door of hearts that need the simple, delicate touch of the Spirit of Christ …

… the expression of his countenance your indulgence is leaving its mold. The impressions made in youth are most abiding, and early life is the best time to cultivate …

… give expression to my thoughts and feelings. Very many hundred miles separate us, but you are not forgotten by us. We have deep interest that your soul should …

… or expression made in my letter to distress you. Again I say, forgive me every word or act that has grieved you.

… meaningless expression of effusive friendship, are as chaff to the wheat.— Letter 63, 1896 ( Sons and Daughters of God, 101 .)

… every expression of fretfulness and passion. Your mind is too much centered upon yourself. You talk too much of yourself, of your infirmities of body.