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41 EGW SJ 160.4 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
She thought that if this rich man's tomb was considered too honorable a place for her Lord, she herself would provide a place for Him. But now the voice of Christ Himself fell upon her ears. He said:
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42 EGW AC 28.2 (2002 A Call to Stand Apart)
The rich young ruler became a victim of self-deception. Even though he said otherwise, he hadn’t been keeping all the commandments. He had an idol that he worshiped—his wealth. He loved his possessions more than God, the gifts more than the Giver.
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43 EGW HH 22.6 (2009 Humble Hero)
The Eastern country was rich in precious things, and the wise men did not set out empty-handed. They brought the most costly gifts in the land as an offering to Him in whom all the families of the earth would be blessed.
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44 EGW HH 70.1 (2009 Humble Hero)
… . Though rich and well-read, he had been strangely attracted by the humble Nazarene. The lessons from the Savior’s lips had greatly impressed him, and he wanted …
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45 EGW HH 255.2 (2009 Humble Hero)
Now the disciples had a demonstration of the truth of Christ’s words, “The things which are impossible with men are possible with God.” Luke 18:27. They saw how, through the grace of God, a rich man could enter into the kingdom.
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46 EGW RR 24.3 (2008 Royalty and Ruin)
… . The rich oppressed the poor; the spirit of self-sacrifice nearly vanished. The far-reaching effects of these influences became one of the principal causes …
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47 EGW RR 96.8 (2008 Royalty and Ruin)
… ,” with rich stores of food. 2 Kings 7:6, 7 .
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48 EGW RR 171.6 (2008 Royalty and Ruin)
Daniel then appealed to Melzar, the officer in special charge of the Hebrew youth. He asked that the matter be tested by a ten-day trial, the Hebrew youth eating simple food, while their companions ate the king’s rich provisions.
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49 EGW RR 244.2 (2008 Royalty and Ruin)
These portrayals of the bitter suffering and cruel death of the Promised One, sad though they were, were rich in promise; for “it pleased the Lord to bruise Him” and put Him to grief, so that He could become “an offering for sin.” Isaiah 53:10 .
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50 EGW RR 247.4 (2008 Royalty and Ruin)
God promised rich rewards to those who would practice these principles: “Just as you were a curse among the nations, O house of Judah and house of Israel, so I will save you, and you shall be a blessing.” Zechariah 8:13 .
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