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… benefit of humanity. Through weary days He toiled, and through long nights He bent in prayer for grace and endurance that He might do a larger work. With strong …

… exalt human reason, to idolize human wisdom, and to set the opinions of men above the revealed wisdom of God.

… any of the members of the human family is sin.... The eating of food that does not make good blood is working against the laws of our physical organism, and is a violation …

… that human energy could do, and then he cried in faith for divine aid. The secret of success is the union of divine power with human effort. Those who achieve …

… Study of Human Nature Needed.— It requires a knowledge of human nature, close study, careful thought, and earnest prayer, to know how to approach men and women …

… hands of His human agents an abundance to supply the necessities of all, but the stewards of God are unfaithful. In the professed Christian world there is …

… burden of the world's sin and pain. Never was there another whose sympathies were so broad or so tender. A sharer in all the experiences of humanity He could …

… head of humanity in the garb of humanity. So full of sympathy and love was His attitude that the poorest was not afraid to come to Him. He was kind to all, easily …

… with human agencies, look on with astonishment and joy, that fallen men, once children of wrath, are through the training of Christ developing characters …

… claims of 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 …