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… . At stated intervals they were required to call to one another, to make sure that all were awake and that no harm had befallen any. The cry of good cheer or of warning …

… a state of excitement and irritation, and tumults were of frequent occurrence. The continued presence of the apostle in Jerusalem might lead to consequences …

… he stated the object of his visit to Jerusalem, and the circumstances of his arrest and trial: “Now after many years I came to bring alms to my nation, and offerings …

… backslidden state. In a message of infinite tenderness He revealed His love for them and His desire that they should make sure work for eternity. “Remember …

… a state conference clothes him with a power over the consciences of others that is the least degree oppressive, for God will not sanction anything of this …

… a state of things exist. All our workers must have room to exercise their own judgment and discretion. God has given men talents which He means that they should …

… a State Conference is, by his manner of dealing, educating the ministers under him, and together they can so educate the churches that it will not be necessary …

… . At stated intervals they were required to call to one another, to make sure that all were awake, and that no harm had befallen any. The cry of good cheer or of warning …

… a State conference is, by his manner of dealing, educating the ministers under him, and together they can so educate the churches that it will not be necessary …

… worse state of things than before. If a minister has been unfaithful in his work, it is not likely that he will mend the matter by remaining. The churches become …