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… to venture that she, as she said, “was glad to carry these brethren with us in this,” feeling that in time “additional light would be given.”

… a venture. No one can obtain it for another. Each must plunge for it himself.” As he drank the glass of water, I looked at his countenance. His complexion was fair …

… would venture. The first day there was no change for the better. He could not take the least food. The next day about noon he called for broth, and it nourished …

… a venture. No one can obtain it for another. Each must plunge for it himself.” As he drank the glass of water, I looked at his countenance. His complexion was fair …

… would venture. The first day there was no change for the better. He could not take the least food. The next day about noon he called for broth, and it nourished …

… , to venture as far as Mill Grove, and if he grew no better, to return home. While at Elder R. F. Cottrell's at Mill Grove, he suffered much extreme weakness, and thought …

… to venture out and to run risks in this great work, fearing that the expenditure of means would not bring returns. What if means are used and yet we cannot see …

… will venture anything and everything to save souls. Those who will not move until they can see every step of the way clearly before them, will not be of advantage …

… to venture in order to advance the work of God. Self has at times been mingled with the work; but when the Holy Spirit has controlled his mind, he has been a most …

… to venture the life of the child upon the promises of God. I had a lively sense of his willingness and power to save, and there alone before God cried out, “We will …