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… the publications, telling others of the light that has blessed their own souls. Let literature be distributed judiciously, on the trains, in the street, on …

… in public. We must present our principles in pamphlets and in our papers. We must use every possible means of arousing our people to their duty to get into connection …

… . Bibles, publications in many languages, setting forth the truth for this time, are at our hand, and can be swiftly carried to all the world. We are to give the last …

… in public, presenting every argument, urging every motive of infinite weight, to draw men to the Saviour. With all our power we must urge them to look unto Jesus …

Both public and private sins are included in this prohibition. The eighth commandment condemns manstealing and slave dealing, and forbids wars of conquest …

… the public worship of Baal, the leading deity, the most degrading and iniquitous scenes were constantly enacted. On every side were places noted for idolatry …

… made public confession of his sin; but it was his chief anxiety to maintain his authority and retain the allegiance of the people. He desired the honor of Samuel's …

… the public assemblies of his people, in the presence of the court—priests and judges, princes and men of war—and which would preserve to the latest generation …

… the publications, and then let all in our publishing houses study to economize in every possible way even though considerable inconvenience is thus caused …

… making public some mistake that the soldiers of Christ may make, when that mistake is seen and corrected by the ones who have taken some false position.