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… commanded His people not to mingle with other nations, to “ do after their works ”, and forget God. He forbade their marriage with idolaters, lest their hearts …

… not forget or forsake His servant. The God of heaven understood the suffering that Moses had endured; He had noted every act of faithful service through those …

… , and His law was revered. Not until many years later was Nineveh to fall a prey to the surrounding nations through forgetfulness of God and through boastful …

… to forget their high and holy calling, and to turn aside to the worship of false gods. And often his efforts were all but successful. For centuries preceding …

… by His power, He hath established the world by His wisdom, and hath stretched out the heavens by His discretion.” “Every man is brutish in his knowledge: every …

… urged—forgetting how the same reasoning had been employed against Christ and His apostles: “Why do not our great men understand this Sabbath question? But …

… , and forget to enumerate the good and noble deeds which God requires of them, but which they have neglected to perform. It is not enough that they are trees in …

… proclaiming His law to His people, Satan was plotting to tempt them to sin. This people whom God had chosen, he would wrench away, in the very face of Heaven. By …

… exhorted his people not to settle down at ease and forget the Lord's command to utterly dispossess these idolatrous nations.

… Israel.” Forgetful of all that they owed to Gideon, their judge and deliverer, the people of Israel accepted his baseborn son Abimelech as their king, who, to …