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41 EGW OHC 3.2 (1961 Our High Calling)
… of Christian character is Christlikeness. There is opened before us a path of continual advancement. We have an object to reach, a standard to gain, which includes …
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42 EGW UL 178.2 (1982 The Upward Look)
… we are going to exert a Christlike example, we cannot cheer on by a half-dead Christianity the selfish, covetous spirit of the world, sharing its ungodliness …
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43 EGW HP 141.6 (1967 In Heavenly Places)
… God is perfect in His high sphere of action, so man may be perfect in his human sphere. The ideal of Christian character is Christlikeness. There is opened before …
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44 EGW OFC 176.6 (1991 Our Father Cares)
… God is perfect in His high sphere of action, so man may be perfect in his human sphere. The ideal of Christian character is Christlikeness. There is opened before …
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45 EGW ML 178.2 (1952 My Life Today)
… back to God.... It is your duty to be Christians in the highest sense of the word—“Christlike.” It is through the unseen lines that attract you to other minds with …
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46 EGW LHU 206.5 (1988 Lift Him Up)
… who is it that has manifested a shepherd's care for the lost and wandering? Is it not time to be Christians in practice as well as profession? What benevolence …
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47 EGW OFC 268.3 (1991 Our Father Cares)
The true Christian keeps the windows of the soul open heavenward. He lives in fellowship with Christ. His will is conformed to the will of Christ. His highest desire is to become more and more Christlike....
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48 EGW TDG 145.3 (1979 This Day With God)
The true Christian keeps the windows of the soul open heavenward. He lives in fellowship with Christ. His will is conformed to the will of Christ. His highest desire is to become more and more Christlike....
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49 EGW HP 33.2 (1967 In Heavenly Places)
… . His will is conformed to the will of Christ. His highest desire is to become more and more Christlike, that he may say with Paul: “I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless …
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50 EGW UL 220.6 (1982 The Upward Look)
… never be maintained by compromising principle. As surely as Christians approach the Christlike model, ... so surely will they experience the strength and …
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