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… be secured should be the proper development of character, that the individual may be fitted rightly to discharge the duties of the present life and to enter …

… be secured through obedience to the laws that God has established for the good of all mankind.

Jesus secured His education in the home. His mother was His first human teacher. From her lips, and from the scrolls of the prophets, He learned of heavenly things …

… be secured in almost every land. The various preparations of rice, wheat, corn and oats are sent abroad everywhere, also beans, peas and lentils. These, with native …

… to secure means for advancing His work—even for the building of institutions. Solomon, by his alliance with unbelievers, secured an abundance of gold and …

… be secured.— Testimonies for the Church 7:60 .

… are secured by mutual concessions to avoid all differences of opinion are not worthy of the name. On points of feeling between man and man, concessions should …

… . He secured his co-operation, and for some time Luke accompanied him in his travels from place to place. After a time, Paul left Luke at Philippi, in Macedonia …

… , and securing humble, inexpensive places as centers for their work. And from time to time larger places will come to their notice, which they will be able to …

Security Not in Riches —Many think to find security in earthly riches. But Christ seeks to remove from their eye the mote that obscures the vision and thus …