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… . He accepted their childish sympathy and their open, unaffected love. The grateful praise from their pure lips was music in His ears, and refreshed His spirit …

… not accepted Him as a Saviour. His character was not transformed; his principles were unchanged.

… to accept that salvation which is of more value than gold, and bought their Lord for thirty pieces of silver.

… had accepted. The burden of humanity He must bear until His life was given for the life of the world.

… , and accepted the office of king. In this character He must act. He knew that His efforts to reform a corrupt priesthood would be in vain; nevertheless His work …

… to accept the ministry of John, and they expected them to acknowledge without a question that he was sent from God. But after conferring secretly together …

… to accept His character, manifest His spirit, and work His works. The Saviour's promise is given on condition. “If ye love Me,” He says, “keep My commandments.” He saves …

… is accepted and his sin forgiven. He is mentioned by name.

… be accepted by the church with grateful hearts. Let the repenting one be led out from the darkness of unbelief into the light of faith and righteousness. Let …

… my acceptance with God?” I point you to Christ. He was sinless, and, more than this, He was the Prince of heaven; but in man's behalf He became sin for the race. “He was …