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61 EGW AA 64.3 (1911 The Acts of the Apostles)
… that marked the history of the early church. When the disciples first heard the words of Christ, they felt their need of Him. They sought, they found, they followed …
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62 EGW AA 309.2 (1911 The Acts of the Apostles)
… highest mark.
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63 EGW AA 454.2 (1911 The Acts of the Apostles)
… and Mark were also with him. Aristarchus and Epaphras were his “fellow prisoners.” Colossians 4:7-14 .
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64 EGW AA 455.2 (1911 The Acts of the Apostles)
… ; while Mark, choosing to suffer for Christ's sake, possessed eternal riches, being accounted in heaven an heir of God and a joint heir with His Son.
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65 EGW ChL 37.3 (1985 Christian Leadership)
… in marking out all the directions that the workers should follow, and this has resulted in deficiency, in a lack of the care-taking spirit in the workers because …
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66 EGW GW 58.4 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))
… the mark of his high calling.
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67 EGW GW 165.1 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))
… plan marked out. This is a grave error, and if followed, will cause ministers to become narrow-minded, and will leave them as destitute of spiritual life and …
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68 EGW GW 178.4 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))
… place marked by God's special presence should be regarded. “Put off thy shoes from off thy feet,” He commanded Moses at the burning bush, “for the place whereon …
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69 EGW GW 421.2 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))
… , these marked imperfections of character would not exist; but since the laborers do not meet the divine standard, since they weave self into all their work …
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70 EGW GW 462.3 (1915 Gospel Workers (1915 ed.))
… the mark.” [ Philippians 3:14 .] There must be constant reformation, unceasing advancement, if we would perfect a symmetrical character.
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