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… gain and the lust of appetite, the grains and fruits given for our sustenance are converted into poisons that bring misery and ruin.

… it is the word of God, given to guide the human family to heaven. In the world today many things are idolized, and there are many philosophies and ideologies …

… ! The destiny of the world was about to be decided. The future of humanity hung in the balance. Even at this moment Jesus could have declined to take the place …

… reveals the prophet’s sorrow over the stubborn rebellion of those who should have been the light of the world and over the fate of Zion and the people carried …

… severe and unforgiving. In this way, he deceived angels. In the same way, he deceived the human race, and the night of misery settled down on the world.

… . The worship of God “in Spirit and in truth” had been supplanted by the glorification of humans in an endless round of ceremonies. Throughout the world all systems …

… . With the weight of the sins of the world on Him, Christ withstood the test on appetite, on the love of the world, and on a love of display that leads to presumption …

… as the world could endure the presence of its Redeemer. He who was always touched by human suffering, who healed the sick, fed the hungry, and comforted the sorrowful …

… to the Jewish nation and the world as their true Royalty and of His reign that will finally undo all the ruin that humanity—royal or not—has brought on the earth …

… human distress and of the fact that the grieving friends could mourn while the Savior of the world stood by, “Jesus wept.” The Son of God had taken human nature …