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… . Many had been standing for hours. They had been so intensely interested in Christ's words that they had not once thought of sitting down, and the crowd was …

… that they were striving to know and to do the Master's will, and that they had talents that fitted them to reach men and women in the higher walks of life, and …

… what they had not done. They had loved that work which would bring the greatest profit in this life; and opposite their names in the ledger devoted to good works …

… them. They said they had been entirely misinformed in regard to the nature of our meetings, and expressed much regret that they had not attended them all.

… virgins had lamps (this means a knowledge of Scripture truth), but they had not the grace of Christ. Day by day they went through a round of ceremonies and external …

… , they themselves became guilty of the crime of rebellion of which they had so eagerly accused Nehemiah. Having assembled for united counsel, they “conspired …

… Saviour had purchased them by his blood, and he had given them precious talents of influence which they had wasted and abused, and given to the service of the …

… that they had been keeping the laws of the state of New York, but that they had been breaking them, and that they could not walk at liberty because they were transgressors …

… people, they were punished with death. It would be no excuse to plead that they knew not the nature of these requirements; for they would only prove themselves …

I know that if the people of God had preserved a living connection with Him, if they had obeyed His Word, they would today be in the heavenly Canaan.— The General Conference Bulletin, March 30, 1903 .