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… . He secured pledges for about half of the $1,000 that would be needed, and, so that there would be no delay, he advanced money to secure the tents. He closed his report …

… to secure the earthly crown.

… , and secure to themselves a treasure and home there. They fail of the earthly, yet while in pursuit of it, lose the heavenly. Notwithstanding the disappointment …

… as secure against every danger, quickly became heaps of rubbish. There was no assurance of safety in any place. I did not feel in any special peril, but the awfulness …

… to secure the property of the church. I do not know precisely what measure he intends in this suggestion, but understand it is to get incorporated as a religious …

… to secure moral support for organization and for funds badly needed by the publishing association, James White, as reported by Ellen to Mary Loughborough …

… . “to secure the united and systematic action of the friends of the cause in every part of the wide field” ( Ibid., April 28, 1863 ). At the appointed time, twenty delegates …

… to secure a square hygienic meal. Not a seat was left vacant a moment, and there were usually a score or two of persons standing behind the long lines of diners …

… to secure furniture and furnishings, and assemble materials for their writing. It seems that Ellen White left Battle Creek in such haste that she did not …

… to secure.— The Review and Herald, July 5, 1881 .