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… he referred to water baptism and the grace of God. The power of the Holy Spirit transforms the entire man. This change constitutes the new birth.

… he referred them to David, whom the Jews regarded as a venerable patriarch of their nation. Said Peter:—

… , by referring to the promise made to Abraham, and the prophetic words of Joseph just before he died, foretelling their deliverance from Egypt. Some would listen …

… he referred them to David, whom the Jews regarded as a venerable patriarch of their nation. Said Peter:

… Peter referred to the law of ceremonies, which was made null and void by the crucifixion of Christ. This address of Peter brought the assembly to a point where …

… , continuing, referred directly to the comparisons that had been made between his labors and those of Apollos: “These things, brethren, I have in a figure transferred …

Referring to his own experience, Paul showed that in choosing the service of Christ he had not been prompted by selfish motives, for his pathway had been beset …

… Thessalonica. Referring later to his experiences in that city, he wrote to the Philippian believers in acknowledgment of the gifts he had received from …

… Israel. Referring to this prophecy, Paul declares: “Esaias is very bold, and saith, I was found of them that sought Me not; I was made manifest unto them that asked …

… afterward referred to the latter as his “fellow prisoner” ( Colossians 4:10 ); but it was from choice that Aristarchus shared Paul's bondage, that he might minister …