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… God's purchased possession. Treat one another with tenderness and courtesy. The Review and Herald, August 24, 1897 .

Correct taste in dress is not to be despised or condemned.... Nothing is gained in trying to save means by purchasing cheap fabrics. Let the clothing be plain and neat, without extravagance or display.

… never purchased peace by compromise. His heart overflowed with love for the whole human race, but He was never indulgent to their sins. He was too much their …

Esau represents those who have not tasted of the privileges which are theirs, purchased for them at infinite cost, but have sold their birthright for some gratification of appetite, or for the love of gain. Ibid., 1095 .

… can purchase, for costly paintings, furniture, and dress, listen to the voice of the divine Teacher. He points you to the flower of the field, the simple design …

… is purchased at such an infinite cost. Oh, matchless condescension! Neither time nor events can lessen the efficacy of the atoning sacrifice. Testimonies …

… God's purchased possession. Treat one another with tenderness and courtesy. Exert every God-given faculty to become examples to others....

Oh that the great interests of the world to come were appreciated! Why is it that men are so unconcerned about the salvation of the soul when it was purchased at such cost by the Son of God?

… His purchased possession disentangle themselves from everything that would expose them to temptation. We are the Lord's by creation; we are His by redemption …

… has purchased the will, the affections, the mind, the soul, of every human being.... All men are the Lord's property. Christ's Object Lessons, 326 .