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… the human agent that brings the work to perfection. A Paul may plant, and an Apollos may water, but it is God that giveth the increase. Man cannot do God's part …

… display human wisdom or to exalt self, they will accomplish a work that will withstand the assaults of Satan. Many souls will be turned from darkness to light …

… the human body. The indulgence of unnatural appetite, whether for tea, coffee, tobacco, or liquor, is intemperance, and is at war with the laws of life and health …

… changing. Human feelings, human ideas of what constitutes religion, change. They come to hear the Word just as it reads.— Manuscript 11, 1899 .

… the human race. With the Bible in hand, present the requirements of God. Tell the hearers that He expects them to use the powers of mind and body in a way that will …

… upon human power, which, without God, is worthless. The unaided human will has no real power to resist and overcome evil. The defenses of the soul are broken down …

… the human instrumentality all the service that man can give. All the talents entrusted to the human agent are to be cherished and appreciated, and used as …

… whole human race as alike the objects of the love of God, being purchased by the sacrifice of his Son. At the feet of Jesus, the rich and the poor, the learned and …

… the human effort, nothing can be accomplished. Christ says, “Without Me ye can do nothing.” [ John 15:5 .] Divine grace is the great element of saving power; without …

No human being is to seek to bind other human beings to himself, as if he were to control them, telling them to do this, and forbidding them to do that, commanding …