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… consider both the nature of man and the purpose of God in creating him. We need to consider also the change in man's condition through the coming in of a knowledge …

… of both physical and mental power. By communion with God through nature and the study of the great truths handed down as a sacred trust from father to son, he …

… , were both almost, and altogether such as I am, except these bonds.” Acts 26:28, 29 .

… fully both his own weakness and Christ's power, he was ready to trust and to obey. In His strength he could follow his Master.

… , of both secular and religious associations. It is these principles that give security to property and life. For all that makes confidence and co-operation …

… depend both the welfare of our fellow beings and our own destiny for this life and for the life to come.

… —peril both to the wrongdoer and to all whom his influence shall reach. Example has wonderful power; and when cast on the side of the evil tendencies of our nature …

… world, both (R.V., margin) to angels, and to men.” 1 Corinthians 4:9, margin.

… prosperity both of nations and of individuals. “This is your wisdom and your understanding,” Moses declared to the Israelites of the law of God. “It is not a vain …

… knowledge both of the character of the children and of their physical peculiarities or infirmities, if imparted to the teacher, would be an assistance to …