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… , for they have lost it out of their reckoning. Not familiar with heavenly things, they tire of hearing about them. They dislike to have their minds disturbed …

… decision, they are often too proud to retract it, and try to prove themselves in the right, until they come to believe that they are.

… , think they are in a much worse condition than they really are. They nurse their ailments, and think of them and talk of them, until their usefulness seems to …

… order. They have made mistakes, but they have learned wisdom from their failures; they have learned to avoid errors and dangers, and are they not then competent …

… they come unto thee as the people cometh, and they sit before thee as My people, and they hear thy words, but they will not do them: for with their mouth they show …

… Christ they have obtained a rich experience. When they have made false steps, they did not refuse to be corrected. When they wandered from the path that Christ …

… they are sinless. Their lives may be irreproachable, they may be living representatives of the truth which they have accepted; but the more they discipline …

… . They are slaves to appetite. Counsel which they once respected, they learn to despise. They put on swaggering airs, and boast of liberty when they are the …

… decision, they are often too proud to retract it, and try to prove themselves in the right, until they come to believe that they are.

… that they have lost the sense of eternal realities, lost the similitude of God, and they hardly know whether they have souls to be saved or not. They have neither …