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… of the rabbis and their bondage to tradition. In the training of the disciples the example of the Saviour's life was far more effective than any mere doctrinal …

… produce the most disastrous effects upon their children and children's children, long after the actors themselves have been laid in the grave. Everyone …

… by the wicked one. We must inevitably be under the control of the one or the other of the two great powers that are contending for the supremacy of the world …

… if the hearts of these men would be touched with pity for human woe. The Saviour was the One who had instructed the Hebrews in the wilderness; from the pillar …

… . He, the author of truth, must separate truth from the chaff of man's utterance, which had made it of no effect. The principles of God's government and the plan …

… upon the harp, was brought before the king. His lofty and heaven-inspired strains had the desired effect. The brooding melancholy that had settled like a dark …

… in the best possible condition, that we may render acceptable service to our Creator. When intoxicants are used, the same effects will follow as in the case …

… . Even the springs that had made residence in this portion of the valley so desirable suffered the blighting effects of the curse. But in the days of Ahab's …