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… His humanity all the abuse that human beings could heap on Him.

… supply human need. If we had sharper spiritual perception we would recognize more quickly than we do God’s tender dealings with the human family.

… sinning, human beings became subjects of Satan. But through faith in Christ and His death, they may become God’s children. By taking human nature, Christ places …

… with human achievements such as victories in battle and success in attaining power and greatness. God’s agency in human affairs is lost sight of. Few study …

This obligation rests on every human being. It has to do with the whole sphere of human activity. Whether we recognize it or not, we are stewards, supplied by God with talents and faculties, and placed in the world to do a work appointed by Him.

… to human beings. It requires the most delicate tact, the finest susceptibility, a knowledge of human nature, and a heaven-born faith and patience, willing to …

… a human construction on them, but accepting fanciful ideas will not strengthen the church. Regarding mysteries that are too deep for human understanding …

… human race. They spoke of His life, His rejection, His trial and crucifixion, His resurrection, and His ascension to heaven to act as humanity’s representative …

… heavy. Human traditions must not take the place of revealed truth. He realized that the church must never be brought under the control of human power.

… lost humanity and confirm the authority of God’s law. All communication between heaven and fallen human beings has been through Christ. It was the Son of …