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… fit to assume the royal dignity. Leaving Samuel to administer the government as formerly, he returned to Gibeah. He was honorably escorted thither by a company …

… to the law which God had given to govern the high order of intelligences. But no provision had been made to save those who should venture to transgress …

… made it of no effect. The principles of God's government and the plan of redemption must be clearly defined. The lessons of the Old Testament must be fully …

… , and made no sacrifice. Now it was seen that for the salvation of a fallen and sinful race, the Ruler of the universe had made the greatest sacrifice which God …

… evidences to what extremes of guilt and crime a king might go who rebelled against God, and was governed by his own passions.

… to lessen the claims of God's holy law are striking directly at the foundation of the government of families and nations. Religious parents, failing to walk …

… see heaven open, and the angels of God ascending and descending upon the Son of man.” John 1:51. Up to the time of man's rebellion against the government of …

… impulses to enter the heart and govern the excited passions, that festivities and amusements, dances, and free use of wine, cloud the sense, and remove the fear …

… evil was suddenly stopped by a conspiracy headed by Baasha, one of his generals, to gain control of the government. Nadab was slain, with all his kindred in the …

… government. A kind of state church was formed, all the people being required to contribute to the support of the clergy, and the magistrates being authorized …