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… a man could save himself by his own works, he might have something in himself in which to rejoice. The effort that man makes in his own strength to obtain salvation …

… every man. He has ransomed every man by giving His life on the cross. This He did that man might no longer live an aimless, selfish life but that he might live unto …

… air man must breathe. He trod our earth as man. He had reason, conscience, memory, will, and affections of the human soul which was united with His divine nature …

… the man in the process of educating him; for a broken-down, discouraged man is a burden to himself.

Man's Strongest Impulse —The Bible presents to our view the unsearchable riches and immortal treasures of heaven. Man's strongest impulse urges him to …

… weak man. The real greatness and nobility of the man is measured by the power of the feelings that he subdues, not by the power of the feelings that subdue him …

… of man, but He knew that man could not be happy without acting a part in the great work of redemption. That man might not lose the blessed results of benevolence …

… old man when he received the startling command from God to offer up his son Isaac for a burnt offering. Abraham was considered an old man even in his generation …

… meet man in his fallen condition. But the Son of God, who had in unison with the Father created man, could make an atonement for man acceptable to God....

… a man's hand, which we all knew was the sign of the Son of man. In solemn silence we all gazed on the cloud as it drew nearer, and became lighter, glorious, and still …