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… no conviction of sin and felt no need of repentance or of a change of heart. With some concessions on their part, they proposed that Christians should make …

… of conviction which few were able wholly to resist. Professors of religion were roused from their false security. They saw their backslidings, their worldliness …

… real conviction of sin; and the lack of living faith leaves many destitute of the grace so richly provided by our gracious Redeemer.

… . The conviction was urged upon them that they had ignorantly transgressed the fourth commandment by disregarding the Creator's rest day. They began to …

… no conviction about the near advent of Christ saw no flaw in the reckoning of the prophecy. Ardently the believers had proclaimed what they understood to …

… , the conviction grew that she must take James where he could be among his brethren. She talked with Dr. Lay. He told her that she could not take him home, for he could …

… , the conviction seemed to prevail that the school should be located in that colony, with its warmer climate, perhaps within 75 miles (120 kilometers) of Sydney …

… the conviction that at this time I must begin at Jerusalem” ( Letter 159, 1900 ).

… of conviction. Claudius Lysias, in his letter to Felix, had borne a similar testimony in regard to Paul's conduct. Moreover, Felix himself had a better knowledge …

… stifled conviction, and crucified Him. In mercy God gave them still further evidence, and now another opportunity was granted them to turn to Him. He sent the …