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… His hearers were charmed. The simplicity and earnestness with which He addressed the needy made every word seem sacred.

… his hearers were astonished and silenced. His words could not be controverted. But the effort bore little fruit. Few were led to accept the gospel. Henceforth …

… are hearers and doers of the Word of God, they may advance as he did in all branches of learning. Being pure-minded, they will become strong-minded. Every intellectual …

… His hearers into contact with nature that they might listen to the voice which speaks in all created things. As their hearts became tender and their minds …

… his hearers beyond the ministry of Christ in the heavenly sanctuary to the time when He would come in power and great glory and establish His kingdom. Paul …

… . His hearers were astonished. He showed that he was familiar with their art, their literature, and their religion. Pointing to their statues and idols, he declared …

His hearers said that none of the Jews who had come to Rome had accused him of any crime. They also expressed a strong desire to hear for themselves the reasons …

… His hearers happened to see these things, they recalled His lessons.

… His hearers from the artificial things to the natural. In the growth and development of nature, they could learn precious lessons of divine truth.

… His hearers that if there were no resurrection of the dead, the Scriptures that they professed to believe would be of no value. He said, “But concerning the resurrection …