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… them to what they desired—subjection to man. Thus they came under the successive dominion of Babylon, Media-Persia, the Greek Empire, and finally Rome.

To reach the market, animals are often transported long distances and subjected to great suffering. Taken from the green pastures, and traveling for weary …

… into the world, children are subjected to fashion’s influence. They hear more of dress than of their Savior. They see their mothers consulting the fashion …

… are to form habits of thought that will enable us to resist temptation. We must learn to look upward. The principles of the Word of God—principles that are as …

… Paul to a martyr’s death. Because a Roman citizen could not be subjected to torture, the apostle was sentenced to be beheaded.

… had to be constantly on guard in order to preserve His purity. He was subject to all the conflicts we have to meet so that He could be an example to us in childhood …

… also are “subject to weakness.” Hebrews 5:2. Jesus treats us far better than we deserve, and as He has treated us, so we are to treat others. The course of no parent …

… seal of their mission. When their work was completed, they returned with joy, saying, “‘Lord, even the demons are subject to us in Your name.’” Jesus answered, “‘I saw …

… “the crime, the blasphemy, the day of sorrow and disgrace,” that had come upon the nation. And he called upon every loyal subject to aid in stamping out the deadly …

… have to endure in order that He might be able to help those who are tempted ( Hebrews 2:18 ). When His mission as a teacher would end, He must be subjected to every …