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… , forgetting that he was but the agent by whom God had wrought; and though at first Saul ascribed the glory to God, he afterward took honor to himself. He lost …

… , that He might return and impart power to them. The same day He returned and showed Himself to His disciples. He suffered them then to touch Him, for He had ascended …

… him to do good; but he had not learned the first principles of true religion. He imagined himself ordained of God to reform the world, forgetting, like many …

… befallen him, he failed to make this experience a decisive turning point in his life. Forgetting the lesson that God had endeavored to teach him, he relapsed …

… and show themselves to the priest. On the way they were cleansed, but only one of them returned to give Him glory. The others went their way, forgetting Him who …

… ; yet he does not for a moment forget his poor disciples in a sinful world, but prepares to return to them, that he may impart to them his power and glory. Thus did …

… , but He does not forget or cast off those who put their trust in Him. He permitted affliction to come upon Job, but He did not forsake him. He allowed the beloved …

… he did not forget God. He knew that he was a stranger in a strange land, separated from his father and his brethren, which often caused him sadness, but he firmly …

… He will remember. He would not have us understand that He would ever forget, but He speaks to man in his own language, that man may better understand Him.

… , and which has given him all those who believe on his name. He values this recompense so highly that he forgets the anguish it has cost him to redeem fallen …