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… Adam,—perfect obedience to his law, unblemished righteousness. The requirement under the covenant of grace is just as broad as that made in paradise,—harmony …

… himself as the chief of sinners. And again he says, “Not as though I had already attained, either were already perfect.” [ Philippians 3:12 .] Yet Paul had been highly …

… labors, perfect in Christ, he must himself be perfect. Divine power alone will reach and melt the sinner's heart, and bring him, a penitent, to Christ. Neither …

… prepared as the morning. “The path of the righteous is as the light of dawn, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day.” Having repented of our sins, confessed …

… the perfection and purity of Christ. It is only as we behold Jesus that we desire to be like Him, only as we view His righteousness that we hunger and thirst to …

… her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing.” God permits us to be placed under circumstances that will test us, to increase our love …

… God as among the means needed to prepare a people perfect in character. Therefore, health principles have been given to us that as a people we might be prepared …

… is perfect, converting the soul.’

… be perfect unity, a well-balanced, symmetrical development of the work in all its parts.

… reform as verily as in other features of gospel work. No one branch when separated from others can be a perfect whole.