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… to visit his brethren in Egypt. Jethro's consent was given, with his blessing, “Go in peace.” With his wife and children, Moses set forth on the journey. He had not …

… to visit the camp of Saul. By his father's direction he was to carry a message and a gift to his elder brothers and to learn if they were still in safety and health …

… should visit the homes of his pupils and gain a knowledge of the influences and surroundings among which they live. By coming personally in touch with their …

The visit of these messengers from the ruler of a far-away land gave Hezekiah an opportunity to extol the living God. How easy it would have been for him to tell …

… would visit His displeasure upon them as a last effort to check them in their evil course.

… this visit to the Chaldean court, Zedekiah renewed his oath of allegiance to Nebuchadnezzar.

… His visit to Phoenicia, when He healed the daughter of the Canaanite woman. These experiences helped the disciples to understand that among those whom many …

… should visit the people in their homes, talking and praying with them in earnestness and humility. There are families who will never be reached by the truths …

… this visit he hoped to bring about a firmer union between the Jewish and the Gentile converts to the faith.

… coming visit to Jerusalem, the attitude of the church there toward him and his work, as well as the condition of the churches and the interests of the gospel …