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… he or any of his kindred might desire to redeem it, the purchaser must not refuse to sell it; and if unredeemed, it would revert to its first possessor or his heirs …

… , bruised, or discouraged and become crippled in spirit, or influence through the course they pursue, or if they look with indifference on the wrong course …

… boards or committees. He is constitutionally unfitted to make important decisions. He is determined not to be convinced. He will not yield to men of experience …

… rich or so wise or so truly great as when he confessed, “I am but a little child: I know not how to go out or come in.”

… crucifixion or the resurrection of Jesus. But now, in fulfillment of their purpose, they were forced to inquire of the accused how the cure of the impotent …

… Lord? or who hath been His counselor? or who hath first given to Him, and it shall be recompensed unto him again? For of Him, and through Him, and to Him, are all things …

… display or the high rank of his audience; for he knew of how little worth are worldly wealth and position. Earthly pomp and power could not for a moment daunt …

… Jews, or of their repeated plots to assassinate him. His words were marked with caution and kindness. He was not seeking to win personal attention or sympathy …

… uncertainty or dread, but with joyous hope and longing expectation. As he stands at the place of martyrdom he sees not the sword of the executioner or the earth …

… being, or by two or three. The representatives of the Conference, as it has been carried with authority for the last twenty years, shall be no longer justified …