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61 EGW MYP 111.2 (1930 Messages to Young People)
We are not to trust in our faith, but in the promises of God. When we repent of our past transgressions of His law, and resolve to render obedience in the future, we should believe that God for Christ's sake accepts us, and forgives our sins.
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62 EGW MYP 391.1 (1930 Messages to Young People)
… , are acceptable to Christ.
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63 EGW SJ 15.5 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
He chose to leave His station of high command, to leave the angels who loved Him. The adoration of the heavenly throng He chose to exchange for mockery and abuse by wicked men. From love to us, He accepted a life of hardship and a death of shame.
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64 EGW SJ 62.1 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
King David prayed, “Create in me a clean heart, O God.” “Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in Thy sight, O Lord, my strength, and my Redeemer.” Psalm 51:10; 19:14. This should be our prayer.
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65 EGW SJ 131.3 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
As the wicked king saw Jesus accepting all this indignity in silence, he was moved with a sudden fear that this was no common man before him. He was perplexed with the thought that this prisoner might be a heavenly being come down to the earth.
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66 EGW AC 66.5 (2002 A Call to Stand Apart)
4. Matthew and the rich young ruler both received invitations to follow Jesus. In what ways were their circumstances similar? In what ways were they different? Why do you think Matthew accepted Jesus’ invitation and the rich young ruler did not?
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67 EGW BOE 27.6 (2007 Beginning of the End)
When Cain saw that his offering was rejected, he was angry that God did not accept his substitute in place of the sacrifice divinely ordained, and he was angry with his brother for choosing to obey God instead of joining in rebellion against Him.
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68 EGW BOE 53.1 (2007 Beginning of the End)
… plans, accept new duties, and enter unfamiliar fields? Those who will do this have the faith of Abraham and will share with him that “far more exceeding and eternal …
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69 EGW BOE 63.1 (2007 Beginning of the End)
Abraham had accepted the promise of a son, but he did not wait for God to fulfill His word in His own time and way. God permitted a delay to test his faith, but he failed to endure the trial.
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70 EGW BOE 92.4 (2007 Beginning of the End)
… and accept him.
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