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… to take up different lines of missionary work, to sow beside all waters. We do but a small part of the work that He desires us to do among our neighbors and friends …

… would take up the duty that lies next them, and work as they have opportunity, becoming laborers together with God!— The Youth's Instructor, May 4, 1893 .

… to take up the cause of his people, and he hoped to see them rise to recover their liberty. “He supposed that his brethren would have understood that God would …

… , and take up his cross, and follow Me.” The cross, associated with the power of Rome, was the most cruel and humiliating form of death. Criminals were required to …

… to take up the great struggle for civil and religious liberty. He had acquired the intellectual discipline of the schools, and he understood the tactics …

… , ... nor take up a reproach against their neighbors.” Psalm 15:2, 3, NRSV.

… , and take up his cross, and follow Me.” “So shall ye be My disciples.” Willingly and cheerfully Christ gave Himself to the carrying out of the will of God. He became …

… guilt take up the abusive speech: “If You are the Christ, save Yourself and us.” But among the passersby he heard many repeating Jesus’ words and telling of His …

… do; take up your cross and follow Christ, or you are unworthy of Him. While you remain in listless indifference, how can you tell what is the will of God concerning …

… say, “Take these things hence.” I have been instructed that these pictures are as so many idols, taking up the time and thought which should be sacredly devoted …