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… . The confined air of unventilated rooms meets us with sickening odors of mildew and mold, and the impurities exhaled from its inmates.... The emanations from …

… volume, confined to matter which had appeared in print in one form or another, provided a volume of great service to the church and especially to medical personnel …

… , and confined to close study, cannot have sound health. Mental effort without corresponding physical exercise calls an undue proportion of blood to the …

… not confine your work to giving Bible instruction. Do practical work. Seek to restore the sick to health. This is true ministry. Remember that the restoration …

… to confine our efforts to a few places. “If they shall persecute you in one city, flee ye to another.” Let Christ's plan be followed. He was ever watching for opportunities …

… not confine His labors to this class. He worked for all who would hear His word—not only the publican and the outcasts, but the rich and cultivated Pharisee …

… been confined to the selection of the materials, placing these in what seemed to be a logical sequence, and supplying the headings, including the side headings …

… from confinement. Their flesh is torn and bleeding, their eyes glare out from their long and matted hair, the very likeness of humanity seems to have been blotted …

… not confined to the cities. Even in the country, with all its possibilities for a better life, multitudes of the poor are in great need. Whole communities are …

… close confinement indoors that makes many women pale and feeble. They breathe the same air over and over until it becomes laden with poisonous matter thrown …