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… highest point of intellectual greatness; and if balanced by religious principle, they can carry forward the work which Christ came from heaven to accomplish …

… this point would result in a great deal of uncalled-for repetition. A few helpful admonitions, some fresh in their approach, must stand for the whole in this …

… Worldly Point of View —An enlightened judgment compels us to acknowledge that heavenly things are superior to the things of earth, and yet the depraved heart …

… the point of death: I pray Thee, come and lay Thy hands on her, that she may be healed” ( Mark 5:23 ), had touched the tender, sympathetic heart of Christ, and He at once …

… to point sinners to His ideal of character and to lead them to Christ, by whose grace only can this ideal be reached.

… them point the patients to Him whose hand has made the lofty trees, the grass, and the flowers, encouraging them to see in every bud and flower an expression …

… right point. The advocates of temperance reform should be awake to the evils resulting from the use of unwholesome food, condiments, tea, and coffee. We bid …

… this point, they would have moral power to gain victory over every other temptation of Satan. But slaves to appetite will fail in perfecting Christian character …

… same point where Adam failed. It was through temptations addressed to the appetite that Satan had overcome a large proportion of the human race, and his success …

… to point sinners to His ideal of character, and to lead them to Christ, by whose grace only can this ideal be reached.