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… of excitement, we are wisely to improve present opportunities, doing that which must be done in order that souls may be saved. Instead of exhausting the powers …

… its exciting pleasures and corrupting charms, it will then be plainly seen that there is no concord between Christ and Belial. The natural heart cannot discern …

… religious excitement, and not yield to discouragement himself.

… the excitement created by debate or opposition, as does the inebriate upon his dram. These ministers need to be converted anew. They need to drink deep of the …

… and excitement. Before angels and before men, they will stand as those who have strong, consistent Christian characters.

… will excite bitterness and prejudice against the truth for this time. The people will be led to acts of violence and opposition which they would never have …

… religious excitement, and not yield to discouragement....

… the excitement which generally attends discussions. God is seldom glorified or the truth advanced in these combats. Truth is too solemn, too momentous in …

… an excitement might be aroused which would result in a fanatical movement, hurting the cause of God. It is enough to present the truth of the word of God to the …

… want excitement and amusement. But for the Christian there is joy, there is peace; he has gentleness, meekness, forbearance, and patience; and to these we want …