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… . No obligation was laid upon Him to undertake the work of atonement. It was a voluntary sacrifice that He made. His life was of sufficient value to rescue man …

… His obligation to His earthly parents, and at the call of duty, in compliance with the wishes of His parents, He returned with them from Jerusalem after the …

… the obligations of a son, a brother, friend, and citizen. He discharged His duties to His earthly parents with respectful courtesy. He was the Majesty of heaven …

… was obliged to turn from them to humble men, whose hearts were not filled with envy, covetousness, and self-righteousness. The lowly fishermen obeyed the call …

… his obligations to obey the law of God, Christ began His work of redemption by reforming the physical habits of man....

… an obligation. Of all that we acquire He claims a specified portion. The tithe is the Lord's.... “Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse” ( Malachi 3:10 ) is God's …

… strongest obligation to exercise love, pity, and forgiveness toward their fellow sinners....

… solemn obligation resting upon them to be disinterested workers, exerting their influence on the right side, and never by word or action be found arrayed …

… His obligation to His earthly parents, and at the call of duty, in compliance with the wishes of His parents, He returned with them from Jerusalem after the …

… the obligations of a son, a brother, a friend, and a citizen. He discharged His duties to His earthly parents with respectful courtesy. He was the Majesty of heaven …