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… and humanity were combined. Divinity was not degraded to humanity; divinity held its place, but humanity by being united to divinity withstood the fiercest …

… and human agencies to act a part in the work, but no human hand touched the walls of Jericho. God so arranged the plan that man could take no credit to himself …

… exalt human agencies, and to lead some to depend on human judgment, and to follow the control of human minds. This influence is diverting the mind from God. God …

… any human being to yield his mind to another human being. The risen Christ, who is now set down on the throne at the right hand of the Father, is the Mighty Healer …

… every human desire, and goes far beyond our human calculations. In the great day of final decision, when every man shall be judged according to his deeds, every …

… no human mind can compass. The welfare of the whole human family and of Christ Himself was at stake. One admission from Christ, one word of concession, and the …

… take human nature; He did verily take it. He did in reality possess human nature. “As the children are partakers of flesh and blood, he also himself likewise took …

… the human body, if they understand the delicate, wonderful human machinery, they must know that we are fearfully and wonderfully made, and that not a particle …

… the human race, presenting before them a life that measures with the life of God—these truths are too full, deep, and holy for human words or human pen to adequately …

… all human agencies and influences under tribute in His work for humanity. He uses human instrumentalities, and He does not destroy the individuality of …