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… be firm and well balanced, the latter should be in the best possible condition. Conscience and right principles of life should be sustained by firm, quiet …

To Be Firm, Yet Courteous and Tender : Testimonies for the Church 3:170 .

885. The Bible is a soother of the nerves, and imparts solidity of mind and firm principles.— The Review and Herald, November 28, 1878 .

The Hebrew youth did not act presumptuously, but in firm reliance upon God. They did not choose to be singular, but they would be so rather than dishonor God. Prophets and Kings, 483 .

… a firm connection with the God of wisdom. If he takes counsel of God, he will have the Great Healer to work with his efforts and he will move with the greatest …

… With Firmness —Authority must be maintained by a firm severity, or it will be received by many with mockery and contempt. The so-called tenderness, the coaxing …

… , though firm as a rock to principle, yet ever preserved his courtesy. He was zealous for the vital points and was not regardless of the grace and politeness …

… made firm by habits of strict temperance in the mother prior to the birth of her child.... This lesson should not be regarded with indifference.— The Gospel Herald …

Immediately a change passes over the leper. His blood becomes healthy, the nerves sensitive, the muscles firm. The unnaturally white, scaly surface peculiar to leprosy disappears; and his flesh becomes as the flesh of a little child.

Every nerve and muscle thrills with new life, and healthful action comes to his crippled limbs. Springing to his feet, he goes on his way with firm, free step, praising God and rejoicing in his new-found strength.

Daniel did not long hesitate. He decided to stand firm in his integrity, let the result be what it might. He “purposed in his heart that he would not defile himself with the portion of the king's meat, nor with the wine which he drank.”

… a firm, godly influence to properly train and educate the mind would save many children from ruin.— The Review and Herald, December 9, 1884 .

… ourselves firm on the side of temperance, striving for a crown of immortal life, and not giving the least influence to this terrible evil, intemperance?— The …

… , the firm, elastic step, the fair countenance, the undimmed senses, the untainted breath,—all were so many certificates of good habits,—insignia of the nobility …

… stand firm amid great temptations, and bear a noble testimony in favor of true temperance? The youth of today may bear a similar testimony.

… of firm principle, and strict control of the appetites and passions, in the name of Jesus the Conqueror, will alone carry us safely through life.— The Health …

… with firm principle, and disciplined to self-denial.— Testimonies for the Church 4:574, 1881

… a firm belief in the truth. Let us understand what is truth. Time is very short. Whole cities are being swept away. Are we doing our part to give the message that …

… a firm but kind management in regard to other matters.— The Health Reformer, May 1, 1877 .

… , and firm, humble reliance upon the blood of Christ alone. Fasting and prayer will accomplish nothing while the heart is estranged from God by a wrong course …