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… our own, that we are bought with a price. It is at an immense cost that we have been placed upon vantage ground, where we can find liberty from the bondage of sin …

… your own inactivity, and perpetuated by your own deliberate choice? Did not God give you at least one talent to improve, not for your own convenience and gratification …

… their own spirit to mingle with the work and that unwise moves may be made. Many carry on a work of their own devising that is not prompted by God.— Letter 34, 1889 …

… our own ways, our own plans, our own ideas; we are to be transformed by the renewing of our minds that we may prove “what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect …

… his own convictions. “Every one of us shall give account of himself to God” ( Romans 14:12 ). No one has a right to merge his own individuality in that of another. In …

… their own health of soul and body. Doing good is a work that benefits both giver and receiver. If you forget self in your interest for others, you gain a victory …

… invented a gospel of their own in the same manner as they have substituted a law of their own for God's law.— The Review and Herald, September 3, 1901 .

… them a large amount at death. Children who are left to rely principally upon their own exertions, make better men and women, and are better fitted for practical …

… their own business, should give up the control of their property, even to children who are of the same faith. These seldom possess as much devotion to the cause …

… their own hearts and lives, they cannot teach it to the flock. Unless there is an excitement, they do not know how to labor; they seem shorn of their strength. If …