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… close attention, but when Paul reached the point in his history where he was appointed Christ's ambassador to the Gentiles, their fury broke forth anew. Accustomed …

… his attentions from the Saviour, but he is to press on toward the goal, showing to the world, to angels, and to men that the hope of seeing the face of God is worth …

… the attention and arouse the enmity of the authorities. The anger of the emperor was especially excited by the conversion of members of his own household …

… closest attention, care, and mental labor. It requires the exercise of sound judgment and wisdom. It requires self-denial, a whole heart, and a firm will to push …

… requires attention. They should go weighted with the Holy Spirit. A man's position does not make him one jot or tittle greater in the sight of God; it is character …

… much attention. If they would strictly regard the rules of propriety, it would be much better for them and much better for the minister. Their failure to do …

… their attention upon divine realities, is accomplishing a work that will endure throughout eternity. And as he approaches the sick with the comfort of a …

… pay attention to them if healthful vigor and a right tone are to be given to the various branches of the work. The character and efficiency of the work depend …

… proper attention to the church in their own family; for it is their special duty to train their children for the Lord.

… the attention of men to the great sacrifice made upon the cross of Calvary, to unfold to the world the love of God to man, and to open to the convicted soul the …