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… to take human nature, and thus elevate, through his own humiliation, all who would believe on him. Such a sacrifice was of sufficient value to save the …

… to take human nature, and thus elevate, through His own humiliation, all who would believe on Him. Such a sacrifice was of sufficient value to save the …

… Jesus to save fallen man from the power of Satan and render the barren ground of the human heart fruitful of good works.

… that are seen and felt. So the work of the Spirit upon the soul will reveal itself in every act of him who has felt its saving power. When the Spirit of God takes …

… regard to every member of the family of God. In all men He saw fallen souls whom it was His mission to save.

… be made bread.” “If Thou be the Son of God, cast Thyself down” from the pinnacle of the temple. Matthew 4:3, 6. And Satan with his angels, in human form, was present …

… for humanity, and the length to which self-abnegation leads to save the lost and perishing, Mark had become willing to follow the Master in the path of self …

… effort to bring them to repentance. He would not be rejected and murdered by His own nation if He could save them from the guilt of such a deed.

… that was upon him. Simon was humbled, but he had been a proud Pharisee, and he did not look upon himself as being so great a sinner as he really was, and he had now …

… should be rolled away. Human hands were, on their part, required to do all that it was possible for them to do, and then divine power would finish the work.