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… drink they take, they [men] are led to do things from which, if they had not tasted the maddening drug, they would have shrunk in horror. When they are under the influence …

… , and they rescinded the action they had taken only a few hours before.

… mothers had given birth to but few children, and if they had been careful to live upon such food as would preserve physical health and mental strength, so that …

… , they found that they had toiled only to reach a broken cistern, from which they could not quench their thirst. Amid the glitter of the joyous scene they stood …

… where they had hoped for companionship and joy, the gospel of Christ offers a solace. The Review and Herald, December 10, 1908 .

… they had faith in His power; He helped them in the things which they could see, thus inspiring them with confidence in Him concerning things which they could …

… because they attempt little. Thousands pass through life as if they had no great object for which to live, no high standard to reach. One reason of this is the …

… they had seen ascending into heaven, would come again, to take to Himself those who here below give themselves to His service. The same voice that had said …

… Israel had broken the covenant which they had so recently made with God. It is a righteous indignation against sin, which springs from zeal for the glory of …

… if they had not been convinced of their error. She had been educating herself to invalidism. Now this is a very poor school. But I said to her, “Change this order …