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… be that we have a Saviour and that He consented to lay off His royal robes and leave the royal throne, and to clothe His divinity with humanity and become a Man …

… temptations that humans would have to endure. All this would be necessary in order that He might be able to succor them that should be tempted.

… that made all these, humanity talks of the things of human manufacture, and they think of their houses that are so beautiful and their dresses that are so richly …

… goodness of his own had it been revealed to Peter. Never can humanity, of itself, attain to a knowledge of the divine. “It is as high as heaven; what canst thou do …

… that are revealed in the character of Christ, will be seen in the life born of the Spirit. Man, with his human nature, will become a partaker of divinity …

… sanctuary of God, to defile the temple of God. He gains victories at every step. He is filled with ennobling thoughts. He regards every human being as precious …

… even of a nation, but of a whole world of human intelligences, of accountable beings. It is to be held in the presence of other worlds, that the love, the integrity …

… even of a nation, but of a whole world of human intelligences, of accountable beings. It is to be held in the presence of other worlds, that the love, the integrity …

… as a man among men, that they might, without being consumed, become acquainted with their Creator.... Christ came to teach human beings what God desires them to …

… that the success of the work depends on the first laborer. Attention is fixed upon the human instead of the divine, jealousy comes in, and the work of God is marred …