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61 EGW AA 354.2 (1911 The Acts of the Apostles)

… to exercise their gifts in the work of the ministry, will find a helpful lesson in the example of Paul at Thessalonica, Corinth, Ephesus, and other places. Although …

62 EGW AA 393.1 (1911 The Acts of the Apostles)

… also exercise faith in the blood of Christ as their only means of pardon. The Son of God had died as their sacrifice and had ascended to heaven to stand before …

63 EGW AA 453.3 (1911 The Acts of the Apostles)

… to exercise a wise supervision over all.

64 EGW AA 531.1 (1911 The Acts of the Apostles)

… which exercise loving-kindness, judgment, and righteousness, in the earth: for in these things I delight, saith the Lord.” Jeremiah 9:23, 24. Scarcely can the human …

65 EGW ChL 26.1 (1985 Christian Leadership)

… not exercise dictation over all the separate conferences. The power vested in the Conference is not to be centered in one man, or two men, or six men; there is …

66 EGW ChL 33.4 (1985 Christian Leadership)

… to exercise a ruling power over his fellow-workers; and those who have allowed a dictatorial spirit to come into their official work need to experience the …

67 EGW ChL 35.3 (1985 Christian Leadership)

… to exercise dominion over his brethren, feeling that he is invested with authority to make his will the ruling power, the best and only safe course is to remove …

68 EGW ChL 43.1 (1985 Christian Leadership)

… to exercise their own judgment and discretion. God has given men talents which He means that they should use. He has given them minds, and He means that they …

69 EGW GW 91.1 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))

… . “Bodily exercise,” says the apostle, “profiteth little.” [ 1 Timothy 4:8 .]

70 EGW GW 206.1 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))

… to exercise self-control. If the husband sees this, he should take more of the burden upon himself, doing all in his power to lead his boys to God.