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… redeeming man just where the ruin began. Adam fell by the indulgence of appetite. In order to impress upon man his obligations to obey the law of God, Christ …

… for man's diet. He who created man and who understands his needs appointed Adam his food. “Behold,” He said, “I have given you every herb yielding seed, ... and every …

… of man. That long fast in the wilderness was to be a lesson to fallen man for all time. Christ was not overcome by the strong temptations of the enemy, and this …

… intelligent man. When the family was well again, we opened to them the Scriptures, and this man was converted, and accepted the truth. He threw away his pipe and …

… that man by searching cannot find out God. This problem has not been given us to solve. All that man needs to know and can know of God has been revealed in the life …

… . If man will not take this position, he will make shipwreck of faith. God will never insure a man for everlasting life whose anchor is not securely fastened …

… them. Man can make his circumstances, but circumstances should never make the man. Man should seize circumstances as his instruments with which to work. He …

… young man without your father's and your mother's full sanction. You are but a child, and for you to show a preference for any young man without the full knowledge …

… to man to violate the laws of his being. But man, through yielding to Satan's temptations to indulge intemperance, brings the higher faculties into subjection …

… deprive man of the freedom of choice would be to rob him of his prerogative as an intelligent being and make him a mere automaton. It is not God's purpose to …