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… rich. Money, time, influence—all the gifts they have received from God's hand, they will value only as a means of advancing the work of the gospel. Thus it was in …

… Lord's money, but for the depression and heartache which their course has brought upon His faithful servants. Those who are called to the work of the ministry …

Without money, without friends, without counsel, the aged prisoner stood before Nero—the countenance of the emperor bearing the shameful record of the passions …

… redemption money as the babes were presented to the Lord. Day after day he went through the routine of his work, giving little heed to the parents or children …

… little money to give, but He often denied Himself of food in order to relieve those who appeared more needy than He. His brothers felt that His influence went …

… foreign money was exchanged for the coin of the sanctuary.

… the money-changers. The coin falls, ringing sharply upon the marble pavement. None presume to question His authority. None dare stop to gather up their ill …

… , in money-making; when religious leaders are magnifying the world's progress and enlightenment, and the people are lulled in a false security—then, as the …

… course money must be had; and to procure this, the gifts, offices, and blessings of the church were offered for sale. (See Appendix note for page 59.) The priests …

… the money-changers ( Matthew 21:12 ) were set up beside her altars, and the air resounded with the shouts of buyers and sellers. Under the plea of raising funds …