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… a number of prominent men who had taken a wrong position at the 1888 General Conference session.

… large number broke the cords which bound them, and they obeyed the voice, and left those who were in darkness, and united with those who had previously broken …

… the number of believers there. As the work developed, Barnabas felt the need of suitable help in order to advance in the opening providences of God, and he went …

… in number, this was done. The Christians were thus taught to help one another, remembering the promise, “Where two or three are gathered together in My name, there …

… in number. The Jews feared that if the restrictions and ceremonies of their law were not made obligatory upon the Gentiles as a condition of church fellowship …

… the number of Christians in Rome. Thousands had been martyred for their faith, many had left the city, and those who remained were greatly depressed and intimidated …

… in number, as discontinued from the church. He stated that we were not expelled on account of any wrong or immoral conduct, that we were of unblemished character …

… those who assemble in little companies to worship God. Brethren and sisters, be not disheartened because you are so few in number. The tree that stands alone …

… , a number of students were gathered,—sturdy young men who were glad to work six hours a day, and receive their board, and instruction in two studies. The school …

… one who had been called to rest. A considerable number, also, had come in from adjoining states, including the presidents and other executive officers of local …