Search Results

… not use. If they had had the full and clear use of their reasoning powers, they would have recoiled with horror at the presumptuous transgression of God's …

… , their usefulness in this world, and their eternal destiny. The appetite should ever be in subjection to the moral and intellectual powers. The body should …

… made use of the simple agencies of nature. While He did not give countenance to drug medication, He sanctioned the use of simple and natural remedies.

… to use simple remedies. We have never taken this position, but have opposed it. We believe it to be perfectly right to use the remedies God has placed in our reach …

… of usefulness.

… not use the exact words of John in the rite of baptism. John baptized unto repentance, but the disciples of Jesus, on profession of the faith, baptized in the …

… they use it to the honor and glory of God should they obtain it. They had no real faith nor principle, but only a strong desire to be delivered from the certain …

… should use. They were particular, in killing beasts, that the blood should flow from the body, else it was not regarded as healthful meat. God had given these …

… cannot use the Holy Spirit. The Spirit is to use us. Through the Spirit God works in His people “to will and to do of His good pleasure.” Philippians 2:13. But many …

… the use of blessings placed within our reach. So the spiritual life is sustained by the use of those means that Providence has supplied. If the follower of …

… can use aged workers. When John was exiled to the Isle of Patmos, there were many who thought him to be past service, an old and broken reed, ready to fall at any …

… to use in the betrayal of Christ. When Judas had become annoyed at the implied rebuke of Jesus because of his covetous spirit upon the occasion of Mary anointing …

… the use of blessings placed within our reach. So the life of the Christian is sustained by the use of those means which Providence has supplied. He must eat …

… wrong use of these things which God designed should lead them to exalt him. They fall into the same error as did the people before the flood—those things which …

… wrong use of these things which God designed should lead them to exalt him. They fall into the same error as did the people before the flood—those things which …

Moses excelled in wisdom in conducting affairs. Aaron, Moses’ elder brother, had been in daily use of the language of the Egyptians, and understood it perfectly. He was eloquent.

Moses excelled in wisdom in conducting affairs. Aaron, Moses’ elder brother, had been in daily use of the language of the Egyptians, and understood it perfectly. He was eloquent.

… right use of money: “Do not waste any part of so precious a talent, merely in gratifying the desire of the eye, by superfluous or expensive apparel, or by needless …

… free use of wine. They understood that the most careful and solemn preparation was necessary before presenting themselves in the sanctuary, where the divine …

… to use their means to advance his cause. Opportunities are presented to them, but they shut their eyes to the wants of the cause, and cling fast to their earthly …