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… requires moral courage for them to take their position for Christ. Special efforts should be made for these souls, who are in so great danger, because of their …

… the morals and order of the city would improve if the truths taught by the apostles were accepted.

… and moral excellence. He pleaded with them to lay aside every weight and to press forward to the goal of perfection in Christ.

… and moral powers that God gave to man as a priceless endowment. Thus it becomes impossible for men to appreciate things of eternal worth. Through sensual …

… the moral sense, and tends to obliterate the impressions of the Holy Spirit. It dims the spiritual vision, so that men cannot behold God. The Lord may and does …

… sensitive morals, is not a sin. But those who at any supposed provocation feel at liberty to indulge anger or resentment are opening the heart to Satan. Bitterness …

… by moral worth. In the estimation of heaven, greatness of character consists in living for the welfare of our fellow men, in doing works of love and mercy. Christ …

… is moral, and truth and love are to be the prevailing power.

… and moral corruption of the age from which he emerged.

… in morals as were the churchmen of those times. He dared not, however, oppose the will of Sigismund. (See Appendix .)