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… of reform carried on by Zerubbabel, Ezra, and Nehemiah presents a picture of spiritual restoration in the closing days of this earth’s history. Through the …

… enduring reform. In clear, distinct lines they are to show how necessary it is to obey all of the Ten Commandments. Impelled by the love of Christ, they are to …

… of reform calls for men and women whose life practice is an illustration of self-control. It is our practice of the principles we inculcate that gives them …

… to reform should be provided with employment. None who are able to work should be taught to expect food and clothing and shelter free of cost. For their own …

… for reform.

… of reform.

… health reform is based upon principles that are broad and far-reaching, and we should not discredit it by narrow views and practices. Nor should we permit …

… to reform. Institutions have been established where the victims of intemperance may be helped to overcome their appetite. This is a noble work, but as long …

… to reform, but on the basis of the indulgence. Luther refused, and he warned them that unless they repented and reformed, they must die in their sins. They went …

… the Reformer gave greater influence to his words. J. H. Merle D'Aubigné, History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century, book 7, chapter 4 .