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… , energy, courage, and quick susceptibilities, are loved of God, and He desires to bring them into harmony with divine agencies. They are to obtain an education …

… the courage of their convictions.

… his courage away. The moral corruption among the Gentiles and the insults he received from the Jews caused him great distress. He doubted the wisdom of trying …

Agrippa now gave Paul permission to speak. The apostle was not unsettled by the brilliant display or the high rank of his audience. Earthly pomp could not drain his courage or rob him of his self-control.

The apostle’s words have special significance for those who live when “the end of all things is at hand.” His words of courage are needed by every Christian who would keep the faith “steadfast to the end” ( Hebrews 3:14 ).

… hope, courage, and determination in a right course will give one who is inclined to slide into habits that are demoralizing! The firm purpose you may possess …

… and courage. You are helping them, and at the same time you are helping yourselves to advance. Remember that it rests largely with you whether your teachers …

… , and courage and gladness are imparted to other souls!

… demand courage. Everyday life brings its perplexities, trials, and discouragements. It is the humble work which frequently draws upon the patience and the …

… new courage to engage in their labor with zeal, and they are better prepared to resist disease.— Testimonies for the Church 1:514, 515 .