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… everyone might have a sense of His love and mercy and might serve Him “in sincerity and in truth.”

… He might meet men and women where they were. To all, rich and poor, free and bond, Christ, the Messenger of the covenant, brought the tidings of salvation. His fame …

… . He might have unlocked mysteries that have taken centuries of work and study to solve. He might have made suggestions in scientific matters that would have …

… we might read and wonder, but that the same faith which worked in God’s servants of old might work in us. In no less marked a manner than He worked then will He …

… universe might be convinced of God’s justice in His dealing with evil, that sin might receive eternal condemnation. In the plan of redemption there are heights …

… we might not be a burden to any of you, we preached to you the gospel of God” ( 1 Thessalonians 2:9 ). And again, he wrote, “nor did we eat anyone’s bread free of charge, but …

… government might be seen in their true light and the justice of God and the unchangeable nature of His law might be forever placed beyond question.

… . They might have reasoned: “How ridiculous, marching daily around the walls of the city, blowing trumpets of rams’ horns—this cannot do anything to those towering …

… judge might have made reconciliation by setting a penalty and requiring repayment; and so the offenders might have been pardoned. But their sins were so …

… . It might be that the supporters of the new kingdom might come from the liberty-loving Galileans. So it was with surprise that they heard Christ’s words, “Let …