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… of decision. Without the preaching of definite time for the coming of Christ, the work designed of God would not have been accomplished. Satan was leading …

… the decisions of all others. (See Appendix .)

… final decision, Huss declared his refusal to abjure, and, fixing his penetrating glance upon the monarch whose plighted word had been so shamelessly violated …

… his decision as to whether he desired to retract his doctrines. Luther made his answer in a subdued and humble tone, without violence or passion. His demeanor …

… . His decision was soon made, and erelong he was enrolled as a student at Wittenberg.

… previous decisions were reaffirmed with greater force and solemnity. They were also incorporated into the ecclesiastical law and enforced by the civil …

… or decisions of ecclesiastical councils, as numerous and discordant as are the churches which they represent, the voice of the majority—not one nor all of …

… the decisions of a General Conference composed of an assembly of duly appointed, representative men from all parts of the field should not be respected …

… right decisions....

… . The decision is a final one.— Letter 25, 1900 .