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… . The services over, Samuel took his guest to his own home, and there upon the housetop he communed with him, setting forth the great principles on which the government …

… his services were not required at the court of Saul, David returned to his flocks among the hills and continued to maintain his simplicity of spirit and demeanor …

… sacred services that had been interrupted at the time of the destruction of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar. Before separating to dwell in the homes they were …

… its services; he should walk among attending angels, even in this life; and at last he should join the glorified throng around the throne of God.

… its services. Its sacredness had departed. It was doomed to destruction. From that day sacrificial offerings and the service connected with them were meaningless …

… splendid services are acceptable only when self is laid upon the altar, a living, consuming sacrifice.

… his services lost, but those to whom he joins himself gain a decided advantage. Saul of Tarsus, on his way to Damascus, might easily have been struck dead by the …

… appointed services, and many of those who had been converted to the faith of Christ still felt that since God had once clearly outlined the Hebrew manner …

… . Its services were typical of the sacrifice of the Son of God. The priesthood was established to represent the mediatorial character and work of Christ. The …

… sacred services of the temple. They were zealous to maintain an appearance of holiness, but they neglected holiness of heart. While they were sticklers for …