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… the human agent, keeping our names fresh and fragrant in the heavenly sanctuary? The Review and Herald, May 16, 1893 .

… the human agent.... Through the merits of Christ man may be able to exercise the noblest powers of his being and expel sin from his soul. The Review and Herald, April …

… the human agent with supernatural powers and instructing the ignorant in the mysteries of the kingdom of God. That the Holy Spirit is to be the grand helper …

… every human agent. He weighs his strength. He sees the present and the future, and presents before the mind the obligations that should be met, and urges that …

… the human agent, making him a new creature in Christ Jesus.... The words and actions express the love of the Saviour. There is no striving for the highest place …

… the human agent will make strenuous efforts to bring his character into harmony with God. He will avoid everything that is contrary to the revealed will …

… any human agent depress you. Be careful that in words or act you do not give others any opportunity to obtain the advantage in hurting you. Keep looking unto …

… the human agent is not to be given into the control of any other man. When merged into the will of other men, it is misleading....

… the human agent will humble himself before God, realizing how inappropriate it is for him to cherish a feeling of self-sufficiency; realizing his utter inability …

The human agent sees what he has to contend with—a strange power opposed to the idea of attaining the perfection that Christ holds out. But with Christ there …