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… the control of the Infinite One. To the mightiest ruler, to the most cruel oppressor, He says, “Hitherto shalt thou come, but no further.” Job 38:11. God's power is …

… to control the conscience, and thus have usurped the prerogative of God .

… or control. Of necessity men must bear responsibilities; but instead of striving for the supremacy, he who is a true leader will pray for an understanding …

… divine control, there were brought into his life the principles of true sanctification, which, in later years, had a molding influence, not only upon the youth …

… to control the men of Nazareth. So it controlled the Sanhedrin and the nation. With priests and people, the first rejection of the demonstration of the Holy …

… is controlled by that unselfish love that sanctifies the influence. It is full of Christ, and leaves a track of light wherever its possessor may go. Abigail …

… and control, the more harm he is sure to do if he does not carefully follow the way of the Lord and labor in harmony with the decisions arrived at by the general …

… the control of human power. The traditions and maxims of men must not take the place of revealed truth. The advance of the gospel message must not be hindered …

… to control the lower passions and appetites. “Know ye not,” he asked, “that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God?”

… under control. Every movement must be certain, every step swift and unswerving; the physical powers must reach the highest mark.