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… of our trusting in human plans and methods. There will be a tendency to pray less, and to have less faith. We shall be in danger of losing our sense of dependence …

… divested of the personality of humanity, and independent thereof. Cumbered with humanity, Christ could not be in every place personally. Therefore it was …

… conscious of their need of His divine-human sympathy. He sought to inspire with hope the roughest and most unpromising, setting before them the assurance …

… with humanity, nothing good can be accomplished. Divine grace is the great element of saving power; without it all human effort is unavailing.

… , their human efforts united with the divine, endeavor to reach to the very depths of human woe and misery, God's blessing will rest richly upon them. Even though …

… ennobling of the human race. With the Bible in hand, present the requirements of God. Tell the hearers that He expects them to use the powers of mind and body …

… position of sovereignty, they place their dependence upon human power, which, without God, is worthless. The unaided human will has no real power to resist …

… for human beings to cooperate with them in the practical carrying out of the principles of truth. It is through the agency of our sanitariums and kindred …

… Suffering Humanity —Christ identifies His interest with that of suffering humanity. He reproved His own nation for their wrong treatment of their fellow …

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