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… persecution the faith of the Lord's servants will be tried. They have faithfully given the warning, looking to God and to His word alone. God's Spirit, moving …

… , reading the works of Huss, found that the great truth of justification by faith, which he himself was seeking to uphold and teach, had been held by the Bohemian …

… aside the humble simplicity of Christ and His apostles for the pomp and pride of pagan priests and rulers; and in place of the requirements of God, she substituted …

… benumb the faculties and deaden the mental and spiritual perceptions, and the word or the Spirit of God can make but a feeble impression upon the heart. Paul …

… and the fruitage of these messages in our own lives and in the lives of others. The influence of the counsels on the development and work of the church …

… of the Lord. When called to endure the scoffs and reproach of the world, and the test of delay and disappointment, would they renounce the faith? Because they …

… men, and which had stood firm against the combined forces of learning and eloquence, and the taunts and revilings alike of the honorable and the base.

… that which proceeds from the word of God. As the Christian princes advanced to sign the Confession, Melanchthon interposed, saying: “It is for the theologians …

The faith that justifies always produces first true repentance, and then good works, which are the fruit of that faith. There is no saving faith that does not …

… and the law of God, and many also renounced their faith in the advent movement and adopted unsound and conflicting views of the prophecies which applied …