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… ever feel a deep interest in the salvation of the impenitent, and should manifest toward them a spirit of kindness and courtesy; but we can safely choose for …

… would feel that the curse which fell on Eli would assuredly fall on them. The sin of rebellion against parental authority, lies at the very foundation of the …

… will feel as did Ahab toward Elijah, that God's servant is the one who is the hindrance, the curse. Said Ahab, “Art thou he that troubleth Israel?” ( The Review and …

… others feel that warmth which love can create in the heart, and educate the professed disciples of Christ to correct the evils that have so long existed,—selfishness …

… can feel another's woe ( Letter 210, 1899 ).

… we feel the influence of this love, the more meek and humble shall we be ( Letter 43, 1896 ).

… to feel hurt and abused under the test, that probing knife reveals that the soul is indeed dead to self, but alive unto God.

… to feel our need of Christ, and to flee unto Him for pardon and peace by exercising repentance toward God and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ....

… never feel hopeless or discouraged. He may not hope to escape temptation through any lack of satanic efficiency. He who sent a legion to torture one human …

… who feel no need of His help, who claim to know and possess everything ( The Review and Herald, July 23, 1889 ).