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… presenting before them Jesus Christ, the sinner's only refuge. Feeling that he many never again meet these hearers, he will make appeals that will reach their …

… , now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is.” “The world …

… I was present, and told the people so, which statement, however, he corrected at the next meeting.

… , he is unworthy of being a gospel minister, and needs to be converted before he is entrusted with the care of the sheep and lambs. Ministers who are neglectful …

… he gains do not lead to self-exaltation, but cause him to lean more and more heavily on the Mighty One. Relying upon that power, he is enabled to present the …

Presented in a spirit of reverence and gratitude, our gifts are recognized in heaven above. It is the humility, the thankfulness, the reverence with which …

… mind, and through her to reach the minds of the Samaritans, who were in great darkness and error. Although weary, he presented the truths of his spiritual kingdom …

… the present and the future, the near and the far, were one. He had in view the needs of all mankind. Before his mind's eye was outspread every scene of human effort …

… not be convinced. Some there are today who will not be convinced by any method of presenting the truth; and the laborer for God is to study carefully the best …

… subjects he presented and his manner of teaching, Christ met the needs of every class of his hearers. He availed himself of every opportunity to give instruction …