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… , and appropriate to himself the rich promises they contain. Those who do not avail themselves of the blessings so graciously offered them, will be called …

… were appropriated for their own glorification. They robbed God of the service he required of them, and they robbed their fellow-men of religious guidance …

… more appropriate time could be chosen for setting aside the tithe and presenting our offerings to God? On the Sabbath we have thought upon his goodness. We …

… . Whoever appropriates to his own use the portion that God has reserved, is proving himself an unfaithful steward. He will lose not only that which he has withheld …

… most appropriate and striking symbol.

… was appropriate to the time and the circumstances. He sought to inspire with hope the most rough and unpromising, setting before them the assurance that …

… most appropriate, simple lessons from the life of Christ to present to the people. Let them not dwell too much upon doctrinal points, or upon features of our …

… , and appropriated to himself the pleasures of this life; but he considered not his own convenience. He lived to do others good. He suffered to save others from …

… be appropriate on almost any occasion. Here is a field of study for the Bible student, in which he cannot be interested without having the spirit of the heavenly …

… not appropriate in meetings where the solemn work and word of God are under consideration. The prayer has been offered that Christ shall preside in the assembly …