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… possible, represent the voice of the school. Every principle involved in them should be so placed before the student that he may be convinced of its justice …

… has represented Him as a God who delights in the sufferings of His creatures, who is revengeful and implacable. It was Satan who originated the doctrine of …

… Saviour represented the world as a vineyard. We would do well to study the parables in which this figure is used. If in our schools the land were more faithfully …

… now represent goodness only, for evil was everywhere present. Where once was written only the character of God—the knowledge of good—was now written also …

… talented representatives from all lands, with the highest culture this world could bestow. Yet amidst them all, the Hebrew captives were without a peer. In …

… whose representatives they were. The whole nation honored these men, both in Egypt and in Babylon. In them a heathen people saw an illustration of the goodness …

… , is represented the evil that blights and mars. In the singing bird and opening blossom, in ten thousand objects in nature, from the oak of the forest to the violet …

… seed represents the beginning of spiritual life, and the development of the plant is a figure of the development of character. There can be no life without …

… Savior represents His sacrifice for us. “Unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies,” He says, “it remains alone; but if it dies, it produces much grain …

… throne represents the union of His mercy and His justice. To the sinful but repentant soul God says, Live, for “I have found a ransom.” Job 33:24. “The mountains shall …