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… account of the origin of nations. Here only is given a history of our race unsullied by human pride or prejudice.

… multitudes of others, have witnessed to the power of God’s word against human power and policy in support of evil. These are the world’s true nobility. This …

… of our salvation died for the human race that men might be made one with Him and with each other. As members of the human family we are individual parts of one …

… every human being might become; what, through the indwelling of humanity by divinity, all who received Him would become—for this, Christ came to the world. He …

… burden of the world's sin and pain. Never was there another whose sympathies were so broad or so tender. A sharer in all the experiences of humanity, He could …

… every human being may become; what, through the indwelling of humanity by divinity, all who receive Him may become—for this, Christ came to the world. He came …

… the human agencies through whom the angels accomplish their mission. Angels speak through their voices, and work by their hands. And the human workers, cooperating …

… rulers of this world know it not, often in their councils angels have spoken. Human eyes have looked at them. Human ears have listened to their appeals. In the …

… the human mind should become intelligent in regard to the physical structure. We may behold and admire the work of God in the natural world, but the human habitation …

… on human minds. Angels of God, who minister to those who shall be heirs of salvation, were also present, not to approve, but to disapprove. They were ashamed that …