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… the prospect of a kingly crown, and took up the burdens of his oppressed and afflicted people. Letter 116, 1896 .

… the prospect of a blissful immortality held out to those who endure unto the end, you will find an elevating power, a strength which you need to resist evil …

… . The prospect of becoming gods, knowing good and evil, was pleasing to Adam and Eve, and they yielded to the temptation.

… a prospect of favorable results. Divine grace will aid the efforts of every true believer. That grace is sufficient for us under all circumstances. The Spirit …

… the prospect of gaining the whole world with all its glory if He would only worship him who claimed to be sent of God. Christ must then issue His command. He must …

… , no prospect before them but ever-increasing distress, with perpetual want and bondage. Yet they were of the same nation, children of the same covenant, as their …

… or prospect of release; called at a great crisis to the leadership of the nation—what enabled him to preserve his integrity? ...

… the prospect of suffering and persecution; and who was willing to be taught. Yet the apostle did not venture to take the responsibility of giving Timothy …

… the prospect before them.

… the prospective ruler of Egypt, but God could not take him from the king's court to do the work appointed him. Only when he had been for forty years a faithful …