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61 EGW COL 232.2 (1900 Christ’s Object Lessons)
… in natural simplicity, has power to unbolt the door to hearts that have long been closed against Christ and His love.
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62 EGW COL 314.2 (1900 Christ’s Object Lessons)
He who becomes a partaker of the divine nature will be in harmony with God's great standard of righteousness, His holy law. This is the rule by which God measures the actions of men. This will be the test of character in the judgment.
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63 EGW DA 497.1 (1898 The Desire of Ages)
In the story of the good Samaritan, Christ illustrates the nature of true religion. He shows that it consists not in systems, creeds, or rites, but in the performance of loving deeds, in bringing the greatest good to others, in genuine goodness.
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64 EGW DA 758.3 (1898 The Desire of Ages)
… the nature of his rebellion.
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65 EGW SJ 30.6 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
Jesus also loved to study the wonderful things which God had made, in the earth and in the sky. In this book of nature He saw the trees and plants and animals, and the sun and the stars.
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66 EGW SJ 39.5 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
His happiest hours were found when alone with nature and with God. When His work was done, He loved to go into the fields, to meditate in the green valleys, to pray to God on the mountainside, or amid the trees of the forest.
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67 EGW SJ 40.3 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
He spoke a word of sympathy here, and a word there, as He saw men weary, yet compelled to bear heavy burdens. He shared their burdens, and repeated to them the lessons He had learned from nature, of the love, the kindness, the goodness of God.
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68 EGW SJ 104.8 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
The third time He sought the place of prayer. A horror of great darkness overcame Him. He had lost the presence of His Father. Without this, He feared that in His human nature He could not endure the test.
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69 EGW SJ 129.4 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
… man's nature. He must do as man must do in similar circumstances. Therefore He would not work a miracle to gratify curiosity, or to save Himself from the pain …
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70 EGW SJ 145.4 (1900 The Story of Jesus)
Nature itself was in sympathy with the scene. The sun shone clearly until midday, when suddenly it seemed to be blotted out. All about the cross was darkness as deep as the blackest midnight. This supernatural darkness lasted fully three hours.
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