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… the joy that was set before him, the joy for the sake of which he endured the cross, despising the shame. He rejoiced in the thought that by the agony of the cross …

… see the design of the enemy, and to refuse to be misled and diverted. The conversion of the souls of his hearers must be the burden of his work, and he must keep …

… sing the songs of Zion. By the mystery and glory of the cross we can estimate the value of man, and then we shall see and feel the importance of working for our …

… see the design of the enemy, and refuse to be misled or diverted. The conversion of souls must be the burden of his work; he must preach the word of God, but avoid …

… godly conversation that we have been with Jesus, and are His meek and lowly followers. We must work while the day lasts, for when the dark night of trouble and …

… to the tent by themselves, and there labor for their conversion. This kind of labor is missionary work of the highest order.— Letter 86, 1900 .

… of the city, with the best results. Believers were encouraged to work for their friends and relatives, and conversions were multiplying day by day.

… responsible for the souls of those around them. The brethren err when they leave this work all to the ministers. The harvest is great, and the laborers are few …

… to the dead for knowledge? The dead know not anything. For the living God do ye go to the dead? They have departed from the living God to converse with the dead …

… for the time. Every other consideration is lost sight of. This one favorite theme is the burden of their thoughts and their conversation. All the evidence …