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… His character, or the sacred, unchanging nature of His requirements. As sin became general, it appeared less and less sinful, and they finally declared that …

… of character, uprightness, and wisdom?—In his early years he had consulted duty rather than inclination; and the integrity, the simple trust, the noble nature …

… means character is often tested. Those who in time of peril were intent upon supplying their own wants were not the men to be trusted in an emergency. The Lord …

… of character. But the Lord granted him the Holy Spirit as a guide and helper, and placed him in a position where he could develop the qualities requisite for …

… your character. Wherever you labor, you are to understand that while you are to stand as firm as a rock to principle, you are not to be a driver, but a fellow laborer …

… His character and express themselves in their words and actions toward His heritage for whom He has given His own precious life. He will not suffer these …

… the character of Christ can be imparted to those only who distrust themselves. The highest scientific education cannot in itself develop a Christlike …

… a character that through Him their influence is bringing means into the treasury to sustain His cause. This action before the universe of heaven and before …

… the character building is neglected, when the adornment of the soul is lacking, when the simplicity of godliness is despised, that pride and love of display …

In the second letter addressed by Peter to those who had obtained “like precious faith” with himself, the apostle sets forth the divine plan for the development of Christian character. He writes: