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… to secure the youth in sin; for then he is sure of the man. The enemy of souls is filled with intense hatred against every endeavor to influence the youth …

… “of the bread of heaven. Men ate angels’ food” ( Psalm 78:24, 25 )—that is, food provided for them by the angels. They were taught each day that they were as secure from …

… praising the world's progress, and people are lulled in a false security—then, as the midnight thief slips into the unguarded home, so shall sudden destruction …

… which secures the health of the soul. In the consciousness of sins forgiven there is inexpressible peace and joy and rest. The clouded hope of the Christian …

… ; and the discipline of well-regulated labor is no less essential to the securing of a strong, active mind and a noble character.

… action. To secure this unity, Christ worked to bring them into unity with Himself. The burden of His efforts for them is expressed in His prayer to the Father …

… the power of death, that is, the devil.” Hebrews 2:14. This act made the plan of salvation secure forever. In death, in rising again, Jesus opened the gates of the grave …

… to the heights towering above them in majesty and spoke of Him whose word endures like the everlasting hills. God had set the mountains securely in place …

… -robes, the more effectively to deceive and allure. None are so confirmed in right principles, none so secure from temptation, that they are safe in reading …

… there to him.” The family of David could not feel secure, knowing that at any time Saul’s unreasonable suspicions might be directed against them because of …