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… they expected to inherit soon after leaving Egypt. Their enemies had triumphed because they had so long wandered in the wilderness; and they proudly lifted …

… , and expected the Lord to deliver them from their enemies. “Therefore,” continued the prophet, “shall Zion for your sake be plowed as a field, and Jerusalem shall …

… least expected, the subjects of Satan were leaving his service, and enlisting under the banner of Christ.

… be expected that the people who looked to them for guidance would be sunken in ignorance and vice.

… always expected that Satan would send us this plague.” He perceived the true character of those pretended prophets, and saw the danger that threatened the …

… who expected soon to stand face to face with their Redeemer felt a solemn joy that was unutterable. The softening, subduing power of the Holy Spirit melted …

… first expected the coming of Christ, was regarded as extending to the spring of 1844. The reason for this, briefly stated, is as follows: Anciently the year did …

… he expected soon to die. Isaac was yet unmarried. Abraham was afraid of the corrupting influence surrounding Isaac, and was anxious to have a wife selected …

… they expected to inherit soon after leaving Egypt. Their enemies had triumphed because they had so long wandered in the wilderness, and they proudly lifted …

… least expected, the subjects of Satan were leaving his service and enlisting under the banner of Christ.