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… gratefully accepted, glad to purchase life on any terms. “Here we are, in your hands,” they said to Joshua; “do with us as it seems good and right to do to us.”

… Israel accepted his illegitimate son Abimelech as their king, who, to increase his power, murdered all but one of Gideon’s lawful children. Israel’s cruel …

… . David accepted their devotion to his apparently losing cause, and they all passed over the Kidron brook, toward the wilderness.

… . Many accepted it and sacrificed everything in order to obey. More than a few cherished the hope that he might be the Messiah. But as John saw the people turning …

… He accepted by taking our fallen nature on Himself, the Voice from heaven declared Him to be the Son of the Eternal.

… and accepted this despised people’s hospitality. He slept under their roofs, ate with them at their tables, taught in their streets, and treated them with …

… who accepted this office was despised and classed with the worst of society.

… they accepted Him as their personal Savior.

… had accepted Peter’s acknowledgment of Him as the Son of God, and now His words pointing to His suffering and death seemed incomprehensible. Peter could …

… had accepted for them. He left heaven for a life of reproach and insult and a death of shame. He was rich in heaven’s priceless treasure, but He became poor so …