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… to obey and honor her parents, is not one who would be true to the marriage obligations.— The Review and Herald, January 26, 1886. ( Fundamentals of Christian Education …

… . Therefore the question with us is not, “What is the world's practice?” but, “How shall I as an individual treat the habitation that God has given me?”

… . Therefore, the question with us is not “What is the world's practice?” but, “How shall I as an individual treat the habitation that God has given me?”

… from the consequence of their sin. It is not faith that claims the favor of Heaven without complying with the conditions on which mercy is to be granted. Genuine …

… are not arbitrary exactions. Every “Thou shalt not,” whether in physical or moral law, contains or implies a promise. If it is obeyed, blessings will attend our …

… regulate the life and form the character after the Divine Model. If the children of men would, to the best of their ability, obey this law, they would gain strength …

… on the working of disease, but do not, as a general rule, arouse the attention to the laws which must be sacredly and intelligently obeyed to prevent disease …

… must obey the laws of nature. Though you may not see so rapid improvement as you desire, be not discouraged, but patiently and perseveringly continue your …

… must obey the laws of nature. Though you may not see so rapid improvement as you desire, be not discouraged, but patiently and perseveringly continue your …

… must obey the laws of nature. Though you may not see so rapid improvement as you desire, be not discouraged, but patiently and perseveringly continue your …