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… Israel. He would not consent that God should destroy His people, although God promised that in their destruction He would exalt Moses and raise up a better …

… judgment would accept, and then they placed them before the Lord to see if He would accept them to go forth as His representatives. No less than this should …

… . Therefore He sware unto them, That He would overthrow them in the wilderness, And that He would overthrow their seed among the nations, And scatter them in …

… . Had he done this, Christ would have given him good counsel, which, if heeded, would have been of priceless value to him. He would have presented before him in its …

… , if he had loved God supremely instead of loving and serving himself, he would not have accumulated so great treasures that there would be lack of room to bestow …

… heart, he would have felt an interest for the salvation of those with whom he was brought in contact, that he might speak to them words which would cause them …

… J would cling to God more firmly and feel that he should preserve his integrity before God even at the cost of his natural life, he would receive strength from …

… he might there obtain an experience he would not otherwise have gained, for He had a work for him to do in the health reform. As a practicing physician he had …

… feared he would not come soon enough to receive the last testimony from his lips. He therefore repeated the words he would speak to Timothy, to one of his fellow …

… , and He has kept them. Daniel purposed in his heart that he would not adopt the customs of kingly courts; he would not eat of the king's meat nor drink of his wine …