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… certain amount, the one who vows has no longer any right to the consecrated portion. Promises of this kind made to men would be looked upon as binding; are those …

… greatest amount of good of which we are capable. Hence that time is spent to good account which is used in the establishment and preservation of physical …

… stipulated amount of Scripture, without careful thought as to the meaning of the text, will profit but little.

… certain amount of their increase, but a large portion of their actual possessions. They devoted it gladly and heartily to the Lord. They honored Him by so doing …

… greater amount of good than at the present time.... If we leave others to accomplish that which God has left for us to do, we wrong ourselves and Him who gave us all …

… great amount of happiness. The adulterer, the fornicator, and the wanton do not enjoy life. There can be no true enjoyment for the transgressor of God's law …

… same amount of brick was rigidly required....

… the amount of worldly goods, or the number of earthly friends. Christ is the fountain of living waters, and happiness and peace drawn from Him will never fail …

… vast amount of knowledge that might have been gained from the Word of God. Had men been obedient, they would have understood the plan of God's government. The …

… the amount of writing accomplished, but in the work of faithfully ministering to the wants of the people ( Testimonies for the Church 4:413-416 ).