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… hope and righteousness only in God; and no human being is righteous any longer than he has faith in God, and maintains a vital connection with Him. A flower of …

… , and that they might turn to Him as their only help. The time for the proving of Saul had come. He was now to show whether or not he would depend on God and patiently …

… , and to trust in the shadow of Egypt!” If the Lord reproved His people anciently because they neglected to seek counsel of Him when in difficulty, will He not …

… those in positions of trust in the church, the apostle outlined some general principles that were to be followed by all who were associated in church fellowship …

… : “And thou, Solomon my son, know thou the God of thy father, and serve Him with a perfect heart and with a willing mind: for the Lord searcheth all hearts, and understandeth …

… God, and to trust to his own strength, he is sure to fall. Man is contending with foes who are stronger than he. “We wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against …

… that He is our sanctification and redemption. To Him we may look; in Him we may trust. He will be to us a present help in every time of need.—Letter 49a, 1897 (September …

… that He is our sanctification and our redemption. To Him we may look; in Him we may trust. He will be to us a present help in every time of need.

… fully in Him. As He had wrought in their deliverance from Egyptian bondage, so would He work mightily in establishing them in the Land of Promise and in …

… and became the motive power in the life, their trust and confidence in God and His dealing with them would be complete. They could then come to Him in full …