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… recognize human government as an ordinance of divine appointment, and teach obedience to it as a sacred duty, within its legitimate sphere. But when its claims …

… His humanity; Annas had seen Him; Pilate and the priests and rulers had seen Him; the Roman soldiers had seen Him. But they had not seen Him with the eye of faith …

… of human misery that earth has witnessed during its long centuries of crime. The heart sickens, and the mind grows faint in contemplation. Terrible have been …

… . No human ear is open to hear their moans; no human hand is ready to lend them help.

… the human race, and man followed his own carnal desires, and changed God's order. The more men multiplied wives to themselves, the more they increased in wickedness …

… of human beings, as though expecting help of them. Some of the people would bind their children and themselves upon powerful beasts, knowing that they would …

… to human rites and human mediators, were now turning, in penitence and faith, to Christ and him crucified.

… . No human ear is open to hear their moans; no human hand is ready to lend them help.

… the human predicament and will act dramatically to change the course of events—for them there will be a way out. But the reader of this volume will find more …

… of human beings, as though expecting help of them. Some of the people bound their children and themselves upon powerful beasts, knowing that they would be …