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… now realized that he was free, in a familiar part of the city; he recognized the place as one that he had often frequented and had expected to pass on the morrow …

… tenderly, realizing that they were in need of special care in order that the members might be thoroughly established in the truth and taught to put forth …

… . He realized that the church must never be brought under the control of human power. The traditions and maxims of men must not take the place of revealed truth …

… . He realizes that upon the faithful performance of his God-given work depends in a large degree the well-being of the church. Earnestly and untiringly he seeks …

… he realized its seductive power over lovers of art and science, and his mind was deeply impressed with the importance of the work before him.

Paul realized that his sufficiency was not in himself, but in the presence of the Holy Spirit, whose gracious influence filled his heart, bringing every thought …

… Paul realized. From Ephesus the news was widely circulated, and a strong impetus was given to the cause of Christ. Long after the apostle himself had finished …

… . He realized that if he did not carry out in his life the principles he believed and preached, his labors in behalf of others would avail him nothing. His conversation …

… he realized the need of putting a strict guard upon himself, that earthly desires might not overcome spiritual zeal. With all his power he continued to strive …

… apostle, realizing the possibilities before the Corinthian believers, sought to set before them that which uplifts from the selfish and the sensual, and …