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… , and members of the household of God. The conversion of Cornelius and his household was but the first fruits of a harvest to be gathered in. From this household …

… , the members of the church had time for deep searching of heart and earnest prayer. They prayed without ceasing for Peter, for they felt that he could not be …

The members of the church at Corinth were surrounded by idolatry and sensuality of the most alluring form. While the apostle was with them, these influences …

… the members to cease from strife. “I beseech you, brethren,” he wrote, “by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all speak the same thing, and that there be no divisions …

… church members. Such differences should be settled among themselves, or by the church, in harmony with Christ's instruction. Even though injustice may have …

… other members of the company passing on to Troas to await him there. The Philippians were the most loving and truehearted of the apostle's converts, and during …

… younger members of the Lord's family, committed to them to educate for heaven. The lessons that we ourselves learn from Christ we should give to our children …

… the members of His family, and wherever that love is made manifest there the divine relationship is revealed. “Everyone that loveth is born of God, and knoweth …

… were members of the established church, were sincere seekers for the favor of God, and this they had been taught was to be secured by a virtuous life and an observance …

… lay members.”— Acts of Inquisition, Philip van Limborch, History of the Inquisition, chapter 8.