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… authority constitute a proper portion of their Sabbath and other seasons of public worship, and also of family and private devotions. And besides this, we …

… lakes constituted an important part of their diet. By and large James and Ellen White worked on the principle of making use of the best foods available, prepared …

… villages constitute a part of the Lord's vineyard. They must hear the messages of warning.... You are entertaining too limited ideas of the work for this time …

… majority constituted the early part of the great controversy story, as given in Spirit of Prophecy, volume 1, published in 1870. When the articles appeared …

… Alemanni constituted one of the kingdoms, took on the form of a debate and dragged over a period of several days. Jones held for the Alemanni, and Smith stood …

… what constituted the old landmarks.— Manuscript 13, 1889 (see also Counsels to Writers and Editors, 30 ).

… White constituted, in a large measure, the life of the meeting, their counsel and labors giving tone to the exercises and progress of the work. Sister White …

… what constituted the old landmarks ( Manuscript 13, 1889 [see also CWE, p. 30]).

… to constitute the sum and substance of their religion. Consequently, “because that which was given as a blessing was turned into a curse, the burden of advocating …

… also constitute the means whereby God preserves His people from confusion by pointing out errors, by correcting false interpretations of the Scriptures …

… has constituted the bitterness of my cup of repentance has been the consciousness that I have not always been suitably affected by reproofs of my wrongs …

… so constituted that it will dwell upon things that are unpleasant, it would be better for the cause and better for you to remain where you are. If your testimony …

… these constituted the local church group; the others came in from adjacent churches. Her topic was “The Parable of the Fig Tree.” She found the hall to be damp …

… what constituted true religion. They are sorry that they have not known that it was true religion to depend entirely upon Christ's righteousness, and not …

… not constitute what might be said to be her sources, they proved an aid to her in her descriptions of places, customs, and historical events.

… buildings constituted most of the residential part of the city, and while the earthquake toppled chimneys and moved houses on their foundations from a …

… these constituted the local church group; the others came in from adjacent churches. Her topic was “The Parable of the Fig Tree.” She found the hall to be damp …

… relatives constitute the richest source of information about her day-to-day life. Whatever extra strength she could muster between her writing and bouts …

… what constitutes a religious education and religious discipline are vague, resting only on probabilities. There are many who have no intelligent hope …

… done constitute a monument that will never crumble nor perish. The many volumes she has left, dealing with every phase of human life, urging every reform necessary …