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… teach His servants that it is divine power which gives them success. Those whom God employs as His messengers are not to feel that His work is dependent upon …

… of His humiliation. His eyes are like a flame of fire; His feet like fine brass, as it glows in a furnace. The tones of His voice are like the musical sound of many …

… in His life, Christ's words had perfect illustration and support. And more than this; what He taught, He was. His words were the expression, not only of His own …

… before his God, as he did aforetime.” Daniel did not seek to hide his loyalty to God. He did not pray in his heart, but with his voice, aloud, with his window open toward …

… his teachings. The love which glowed in his heart for Christ, led him to put forth the most earnest, untiring labor for his fellow men, especially for his brethren …

… rocks His sanctuary. His temple was the everlasting hills. The Divine Legislator descended upon the rocky mountain to speak His law in the hearing of all …

… of His identification with their interests and happiness. His instruction was so direct, His illustrations were so appropriate, His words so sympathetic …

… With His Mind —When we submit ourselves to Christ, the heart is united with His heart, the will is merged in His will, the mind becomes one with His mind, the thoughts …

… search his own heart, confess his own wrongs, and leave his brethren with the Lord. One has only to answer for his or her wrongs; and while so narrowly watching …

… of His penitent people, restore their strength, and build up their waste places. God had been faithful to His threatenings when His people separated from …