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… , Jesus charged the disciples to tell no man that He was the Christ. This charge was given because of the determined opposition of the scribes and Pharisees …

… not charge them, as He had charged the Pharisees, with hypocrisy, but with error of belief.

… the charge over the people of God, and as the poisonous atmosphere from these evil angels was pressed around these anxious ones, the angels, which had the charge …

… these charges upon those who framed them, showing that they themselves were responsible for the very evils of which they accused the Methodists. In a similar …

… his charge, he did not sink in despair. In the consciousness of innocence and right he still trusted God. And God, who had hitherto supported him, did not forsake …

… Christ charges that would be regarded as criminal by the Romans. An accusation must also be found which would condemn Him in the eyes of the Jews. Not a few among …

… solemnly charged them, “in the sight of all Israel the congregation of the Lord, and in the audience of our God,” to “keep and seek for all the commandments of the …

… be charged upon the throne and the church. (See Appendix .) In strict justice they are to be charged upon the church. Popery had poisoned the minds of kings against …

… base charges of impiety and evil associations against him by those who were themselves filled with malice and hatred.

… not charge them with hypocrisy as he had charged the Pharisees, but with error of belief.