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… brethren his “discoveries.” Not surprisingly, the brethren were unable to accept his reasoning, and pointed out the errors of his application of Scripture …

… refute his arguments, but they refused to accept his conclusions.

… sever his connection with the Pacific Press. But at present the Lord does not accept his resignation ( Letter 67, 1902 ).

… will accept him and respect his offering. But if he will not humbly submit to God's arrangements, and believe and obey Him, He cannot accept his offering. The …

… who accept his suggestions and enter his snares.

… originated. His work is still to devise new delusions, and his power and art in this direction continually increase. He led his representatives, the popes …

… of his giant intellect. He has worked deliberately and systematically, and with marvelous success, leading vast multitudes to accept his version of the …

… of his giant intellect. He has worked deliberately and systematically, and with marvelous success, leading vast multitudes to accept his version of the …

… would accept his intercessions in their behalf; and if he condescended to meet with Moses, then they might hope that they might not be utterly consumed. When …

… hates his brother from the moment that God manifests to him the tokens of his acceptance. His brother Abel seeks to appease his wrath by contending for the …

… not accept his views as to the exact time of the second advent were convinced of the certainty and nearness of Christ's coming and their need of preparation …

… who accept his suggestions, and enter his snares. Then he and his angels take the mean and covetous acts of these individuals, and present them to Jesus and …

… may accept it, but do not accept it on any other evidence; for people are going to be led more and more astray in foreign countries and in America. The Lord wants …

… of his kingdom to a Hebrew servant. But his learned and wise men failed him, and he now will condescend to accept the humble services of a slave, if his troubled …

… brow repelled the suppliant. Himself subjected to privation and reproach, he had lived to scatter blessings in his path, to plead with men to accept the …

… grace. A homeless wanderer, reproach and penury His daily lot, He lived to minister to the needs and lighten the woes of men, to plead with them to accept the …

… he accept this great responsibility? He had recently refused responsibilities because of his poor health. In the Review that carried the report of the General …

… , concealing his purpose, that he might more effectually accomplish his object. Employing as his medium the serpent, then a creature of fascinating appearance …

… take his life. But angels of God were sent to preserve his life, and they led him safely away from the angry mob. His work was not yet finished.

… . Because his fathers did, he would uphold the papacy, with all its cruelty and corruption. Thus he took his position, refusing to accept any light in advance …