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… God —We are to encourage in one another that living faith which Christ has made it possible for every believer to have. The work is to be carried forward as the …

… ,—reasons which are not difficult of comprehension. There is enough to occupy the mind, if we would grow in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ …

… the way for us to unite with them in the temperance work. If we do this, we shall come to see that the temperance question means more than many of us have supposed …

… necessary we can present the truths of His word before the highest earthly authorities in such a way as to glorify His name. We should not let slip even one …

… and we cannot make ourselves righteous. Since we are sinful, unholy, we cannot perfectly obey the holy law. We have no righteousness of our own with which to …

… possibilities which our feeble faith does not discern. Our minds should be so trained that if necessary we can present the truths of His word before the highest …

… truths which, not being fully explained, they are in no way prepared to receive.

… sin in the amendment of a life which is God's. Where is the merit in the man to earn his salvation, or to place before God something that is valuable and excellent …

… in this way, we can take exercise in the open air, even in the dew of morning or evening, or after a fall of snow or rain, without fear of taking cold. Exercise in the …

… the way that the truth may enter the stronghold where Satan has set up his throne, and dispel the shadow which he has cast athwart the pathway of those he is …