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61 EGW PK 428.3 (1917 Prophets and Kings)

… constantly referred to the teachings of the book of the law that had been so greatly honored and exalted during Josiah's reign. He emphasized anew the importance …

62 EGW PK 445.1 (1917 Prophets and Kings)

… . He referred them to events which had taken place in fulfillment of prophecies of retribution for unrepented sin. In the past the judgments of God had been …

63 EGW LP 68.1 (1883 Sketches from the Life of Paul)

… 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 …

64 BIBLE 1BC 1107.4 (1953 EGW SDA Bible Commentary, vol. 1)

… be referred to afterward. In the mount he had written them as Christ Himself dictated them.

65 BIBLE 2BC 993.1 (1953 EGW SDA Bible Commentary, vol. 2)

… . Bible references in parentheses preceding certain quotations indicate other passages of Scripture on which these quotations throw light.

66 BIBLE 3BC 1127.1 (1954 EGW SDA Bible Commentary, vol. 3)

… . Bible references in parentheses preceding certain quotations indicate other passages of Scripture on which these quotations throw light.

67 BIBLE 4BC 1137.1 (1955 EGW SDA Bible Commentary, vol. 4)

… . Bible references in parentheses preceding certain quotations indicate other passages of Scripture on which these quotations throw light.

68 BIBLE 4BC 1162.8 (1955 EGW SDA Bible Commentary, vol. 4)

… it refers primarily to Lucifer, the fallen angel, has yet a broader significance. Not one being, but a general movement, is described, and one that we shall witness …

69 BIBLE 4BC 1164.9 (1955 EGW SDA Bible Commentary, vol. 4)

… constantly referring to the feelings they had at such and such a time. But they do not live the new life. They are deceived. Their experience goes no deeper than …

70 BIBLE 5BC 1077.1 (1956 EGW SDA Bible Commentary, vol. 5)

… . Bible references in parentheses preceding certain quotations indicate other passages of Scripture on which these quotations throw light.