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41 EGW LF 278.4 (2011 Love Under Fire)
Page 118. THE MASSES AND THE PRIVILEGED CLASSES. See H. von Hoist, Lowell Lectures on the French Revolution, lecture 1; also Taine, Ancient Regime; and A. Young, Travels in France.
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42 EGW ULe 91.3 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)
In this place filled with travelers, Venus was the favorite goddess, and many demoralizing rites accompanied her worship. Even among the heathen, the Corinthians had become famous for their gross immorality.
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43 EGW ULe 109.2 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)
When they failed to find the object of their anger, the mob seized “Gaius and Aristarchus, Macedonians, Paul’s travel companions,” and they “rushed into the theater” with them.
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44 EGW SJ 13.3 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
How she longed for a comfortable place in which to rest! But the inns were already full. The rich and proud were well cared for, while these humble travelers had to find rest in a rude building where cattle were sheltered.
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45 EGW BOE 95.2 (2007 Beginning of the End)
God caused a fear to come over the inhabitants of the land, so that they made no attempt to avenge the slaughter of Shechem, and the travelers reached Bethel safely. Here the Lord appeared to Jacob again and renewed to him the covenant promise.
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46 EGW HH 45.2 (2009 Humble Hero)
Jesus did not invite temptation. He went to the wilderness to be alone, to think about His mission. By fasting and prayer, He was to brace Himself for the bloodstained path He must travel. But Satan thought this was the best time to approach Him.
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47 EGW LF 35.4 (2011 Love Under Fire)
The papal leaders saw danger from the work of these humble travelers. The light of truth would sweep away the heavy clouds of error that enveloped the people; it would direct minds to God alone and eventually destroy the supremacy of Rome.
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48 EGW LF 254.3 (2011 Love Under Fire)
… confused travelers, opened prison doors and set free the servants of the Lord. They came to roll away the stone from the Savior's tomb.
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49 EGW RR 27.1 (2008 Royalty and Ruin)
This greatly increased the kingdom’s wealth, but at what a cost! Through the greed of those whom God had entrusted with His Word, the countless multitudes who crowded the highways of travel were allowed to remain ignorant of Jehovah.
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50 EGW ULe 91.1 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)
Corinth was one of the leading cities of the world. Travelers from every land filled its streets, intent on business and pleasure. It was an important place in which to establish a presence for God and His truth.
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