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… their own souls, and in their own experience, of the love of Jesus which was present in large measure in every heart where Christ took up His abode. Every heart …

… her own course the things she taught to others. For instance, she frequently dwelt in her public talks upon the duty of caring for widows and orphans, citing …

… their own, under their own control, for the benefit of the diseased and suffering among us who wish to have health and strength that they may glorify God in …

… his own experience marked by the shortcomings he mentioned led him to think of his fellow ministers, some no less guilty of the neglect of the light God had …

… their own on every point of doctrine involving minor ideas and theories which are not vital questions, the great question of the nation's religious liberty …

… their own necks always galls when this is the case. But how much might be saved if those who claim to believe the testimonies [would accept those] the Lord has …

… his own course, and to remain especially distinct from bodies of Christians who are united, and are laboring to establish discipline and harmony of action …

… their own necks a yoke which they find grievous to be borne. It is not the yoke which Christ has bound upon them. God's care and love were exercised in their behalf …

… his own heart, and attend to his own individual work. It is the work of the angels to watch the development of character, and weigh moral worth. The following …

… their own ways, to be filled with their own doings.— Testimonies for the Church, 1:122 .