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perfect before God, needing no further healing nor cleansing,but each being, as was Adam, a human image of theDivine Creator--a perfect man.The Scriptures, as well as observation, assure us thatour justification before God does not remove at once andwithout our co-operation all the results of previous transgressions.The harvest is like in kind to the sowing; butthe penitent and forgiven one has the promise of grace tohelp in the battle with his inherited as well as cultivatedweaknesses; and so we read (I John 1:9), "God is faithfuland just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us fromall unrighteousness." It is in this cleansing process whichfollows vitalized justification that the consecrated believermust of necessity suffer from some of the banefulresults of a past course of sin--reap the reward of hisformer sowing. While the Lord will be very merciful indealing with him, nevertheless, as a Wise Physician, Hewill not spare the necessary experience to eradicate thedeep-seated evil propensities of long cultivation in the past.RETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE THE BASIS OF DIVINE LAWHere the retributive character of Divine Law is especiallynoteworthy. Men often make a distinction betweenthe law of nature and the moral law, calling the onenatural and the other Divine. But the fixed principles ofboth are of Divine origin, and accomplish the Divine willin their operation. Both operate on the basis of retributivejustice. All Divine Law, whether of nature or of morals,is but the operation of certain fixed principles of righteousness,having for their object the peace and happiness ofall intelligent creatures under its jurisdiction. Obedienceto this Law brings its reward of happiness, while anyinterference with it incurs its certain penalty.If you hold your hand before the fire, it will bewarmed, and your comfort and happiness will be thusministered to; if you put your hand into the fire, it willbe burned, and you will suffer pain. Thus the law ofnature, which was designed to comfort and bless us, isalso prepared to punish us if we violate its proper use.And not only so, but it is prepared to grade its penaltiesin proportion to the aggravation of the offense against it.If you put your hand into the fire for a very short time,it will be scorched; persist a little longer, and it will beblistered; and a little longer still, and it will be consumed.Applied properly to the cooking of your food, fire willreward you with a savory meal; but applied improperly,it may render the food undesirable or unfit for use.Water, also one of our greatest blessings, becomes, if thelaw of nature be disregarded, an agent of death and destruction.So throughout the laws of nature we mighttrace retribution.In the realm of moral law, the case is the same. If youviolate the principles of righteousness, you deface theimage of God in your being. Impure thoughts write inclearly legible signs upon the countenance the dark lines
of a bad character; while pure, just and noble thoughtsilluminate the countenance and render the pure charactertransparent to beholders. And the operations of morallaw are as sure and reliable as are those of natural law.The fact that the retribution--the reward or thepenalty--is often delayed is frequently presumed upon bythe foolish, who vainly think they can sow their crop ofwild oats and never realize their harvest. Both individualsand nations have long presumed to act upon thishazardous and vain hypothesis; and well indeed would itbe if they would even now hearken to the Apostle's warning:"Be not deceived; God is not mocked; for whatsoevera man soweth, that shall he also reap."The operations of this law are most manifest uponclasses and nations--first, because their prominence givesthem world-wide publicity; and second, because their judgmentmust of necessity be in the present life, since beyondthe grave the present order of society will have no existence.A glance at the pages of history reveals the factthat all the nations of the past have reaped a bitter harvest,and amid harrowing scenes have breathed their last. Theyhad their rising, their struggling periods, and theirflourishing eras; and then "pride and fulness of bread"caused them to rest in fancied security, and to sink in thescale of morals, until their decline was followed by theirfall. They reaped what they had sown.Just now, all the nations of the world are fast approachingthe most terrible crises of their national existences.In a great time of unparalleled trouble, which iseven now imminent, they are about to reap what theyhave sown. They have sown to the wind the seeds ofselfishness, and now they are about to reap the whirlwindof terror and the destruction of all law and order, and ofnational and social organization.THE OPERATION OF THE LAW OF RETRIBUTION IN INDIVIDUALCASESThe operation of this law in individual cases, thoughnot so prominent, is none the less sure. Every thoughtharbored, every disposition exercised and cultivated, becomesa component part of individual character; and thischaracter, which is more or less tender in early life, becomesfixed in the course of years. If the cultivation ofcharacter has been along the lines of righteousness andtruth, according to the light possessed--whether of consciencemerely, or of revelation also--the ripened fruit ofan established, right-preferring and benevolent characteris a blessed harvest in comparison with others, the reverse.If the cultivation has been along the lines of depravity,self-gratification and degradation, the terrible fruits are afearful penalty.Even though such a one be freely forgiven upon repentanceand faith in the Redeemer--fully absolved fromlegal condemnation through Christ, who bore its Divinelypronounced penalty, death--nevertheless, the fruits of his
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PASTOR RUSSELL'S ROUND-THE-WORLD TO
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But a man, altruistic in the highes
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is a warfare, and the above words o
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our opponents in a few words, when
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prosperity. Herod, the Edomite, had
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of Christ and His Bride to accompli
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During a considerable part of the t
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Los Angeles, Cal., was reached in d
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have fulfilment: "In thy Seed shall
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in another sense they are yet to be
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hands of the Lord to give them to m
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As they talked about His goodness,
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e expended as the officers of the S
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packages. If no designation is made
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families of the earth. I intend to
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faith, and states that some of the
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that I had forgotten any pins with
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We have here with the Lord's aid co
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"Don't neglect the business section
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and in touch with the Studies, etc.
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were dying and needed new life. Thi
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his Logos, or messenger, or word, o
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"Blessed and holy is he that hath p
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sacrifice, holy and acceptable to G
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the ransom-price for the sins of th
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horses and carriages, fruits and fl
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in the General Assembly of the Chur
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the light. "Marvel not, My brethren
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St. Paul calls "the deep things of
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eached the age of thirty and conseq
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JESUS' THREE TEMPTATIONSWhen the Ma
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--MARCH 3.--MARK 1:14-28.--Text.--"
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upon the Divine promise--the Divine
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The Lord is dead.All anguish past,
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count, but that he shall die for hi
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done so much harm that Christians o
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P. 364, par. 1, 2.(35) Are the ange
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our earth revolves around our sun,
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the trial of our first parents, bec
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een walking in the footsteps of Jes
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up in the air" to be with the Lord
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"Having, therefore, these promises,
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out of harmony with us as New Creat
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easonable service that we cleanse n
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the evil spirits spoke out, and whe
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faith.Already many are falling; man
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sympathetic. We should remember tha
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"Take heed to yourselves: If thy br
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eviled not again [in return]; when
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No listening still to Babel's strai
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of the flesh be lifted, but restitu
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the Law, and present the customary
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image and likeness of the Creator,
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emainYour brother in Christ,DAVID S
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page 73VOL. XXXIII MARCH 1 No. 5A.D
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THERE ARE MANY religions, and it is
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nothing that is logical in any of t
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lift up the poor from the dunghill,
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hearts to realize Him as the Center
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we have desired of the Lord, and on
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debtors, toward those who trespass
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--things necessary. The Lord's peop
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sore distressed. The Apostle assure
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himself to Brother A. more than wou
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matter, to see whether there is any
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so much self-esteem that they would
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Now the Church is on trial for life
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Pharisees as hypocritical, and told
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the Baptist's preaching of repentan
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the masses are in the darkness, and
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aR4988 : page 87SOME INTERESTING QU
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God and toward the brethren? P. 376
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eason of old age, or other infirmit
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are counted as having it; and this
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R4990 : page 92prophecies, mountain
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The world shall know the Truth that
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name of others; many have been guil
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y God's grace that we are better th
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they will have a very difficult tim
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not do good to win applause for him
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(I Pet. 2:12.) This shows us a dist
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for discussion; for as no two perso
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R4994 : page 99JESUS' SOUL RESURREC
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hades, and his flesh did see corrup
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citing them to what David did--that
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we are passing through tribulation
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come upon you"; "Woe unto you that
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sacrificial merit is a sufficient p
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they merely presented themselves fo
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and in touch with the Studies, etc.
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at Calvary is eventually to be made
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shall have completed the work of re
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R4999 : page 109Neither is Satan on
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Covenant. Since the people could no
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why dost thou glory as if thou hads
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in the Scriptures to prohibit it. B
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danger of being a "castaway" if he
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In the past we may have read too ca
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than Jesus and the Apostles.The lat
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can appreciate them fully.THE PALAC
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of the things which he possesseth."
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once recognized the application and
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them at all, except to tell them th
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Example, we can show our loyalty, o
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ing to the world the blessed privil
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of Jesus on a low plane--one of the
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Until in Heaven Thy blessed Face I
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And the morning..... The perfect co
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"heathens."The proposition of a cer
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Dispensation of Messianic glory. It
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is made, but nearly all are charity
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that Divine Providence had sent the
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yet received no satisfactory reply.
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conditions as would raise prices.Un
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WHICH IS THE RIGHT SHIP?One mission
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to continue such publications weekl
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UNITED STATES TREATING FILIPINOS AS
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CHRISTIAN INFLUENCE IN INDIAFor cen
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Christian could possibly be. There
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principal point at which Brother Da
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forbid the worship of any but the o
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obligations for the assistance in t
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change will be for the better. The
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wise to send another Committee to i
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clearer knowledge of God's Word and
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Inside back cover colored picture o
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and in touch with the Studies, etc.
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...Then they also which are fallen
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had not God specially provided, as
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our Lord from the dead, and if a pr
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ones, called in the Scriptures, the
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was the angelic estate or condition
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obliquity of the sin be forgiven, t
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R5020 : page 148But the repetitions
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corner of the earth, and be reprodu
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of others would be perfectly proper
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prayers would make them acceptable
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The brethren chosen for this servic
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Question.--What is the Apostle's th
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her," and who are to enter into the
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You remember the Apostle says of so
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Your brother in the patient waiting
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one of the Household of Faith, alth
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JUNE 23(16) What would seem to be a
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shipment, and its message, "The Han
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statement of the matter, namely, "H
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that the Father would arrange a Pla
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isen from the dead when they had no
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saith the Lord, those who have made
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who, already consecrated, were wait
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law of the land should be most comp
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and ascribed them to Isaiah, Jeremi
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I Cor. 3:13-15.R5028 : page 165DEED
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Kingdom class, Christ and the Churc
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Note the expressions of the Scriptu
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to let down her hair in public; but
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a season of spiritual refreshment.
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more dying.----------THE FINAL TEST
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"shut-in" condition and other adver
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ut know that I fall far short of my
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Viewing the matter from the other s
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to your order. Have a look at them
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"He was seen of Cephas (Peter); the
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into line with God's arrangements a
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few could endure it; and angels and
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should have encouraged them to get
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world treats them, but borne with g
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R5038 : page 179REPROVE WORKS OF DA
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the Church, the Bride class, the jo
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esponsible, for they would neither
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Scribes of this lesson had so misus
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the parable as follows: (1) The see
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all, however, lose the grand privil
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dear friends to understand that I h
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a blessing as will enable every mem
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Expended for supplies, etc.........
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Kingdom class cannot have any such
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JULY 14(31) What would be the effec
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==========ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS M
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invitation is extended to all who l
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the sake of helping and instructing
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Lord's releasing of the world from
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Divine orders and regulations.The f
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Jesus is the Messiah; that He was c
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And my speech and my preaching were
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those who were under that Covenant,
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"Remember ye the Law of Moses My se
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ISRAEL'S PRESENT EXPERIENCE A PART
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Shall bloom and shower its fragranc
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and there we read, "She hath become
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it was necessary that they should h
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the "furnace" and the "fire." The i
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A PEARL OF GREAT VALUEIn the days o
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In the second case: "Answer a fool
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Europe were at times very interesti
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ing it with you. This will entitle
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have not been in attendance at any
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Thee." He used a word expressing fo
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Message of God's grace to those hav
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"I COME TO DO THY WILL""Then said H
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of the Holy Spirit. We read that im
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And the promise of the Father to Hi
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many ways, but only one way. "Strai
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for the Truth, and it was satisfyin
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do right. Many tell us that they ha
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of God's promise that He will make
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But while all of the Lord's people
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e cast into the midst of the sea."
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JEWESS RESTORED TO LIFE--MARK 5:21-
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the resurrection; and it is Jesus w
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Pyramid to represent the Great Comp
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CONTENTSViews from The Watch Tower.
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While pointing out these things fro
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of the New Dispensation is nearing.
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have set themselves in opposition t
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denominations will be glad to be as
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Another lesson we need to learn is
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Then will come a company, more nume
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written, "Being made perfect throug
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when He ascended up on high; and we
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Jesus increased in wisdom and statu
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could grasp the full purport of wha
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am" (John 8:58), serves to identify
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and inherency of life.Our Lord's wo
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across the border, in a Gentile cit
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TODAY'S STUDY includes the tragedy
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WHEREIN IS THE DIFFERENCE?If John t
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afflictions of Christ."I must confe
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difficulty with many Classes in the
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us that we cannot merit eternal lif
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With the Gospel Church God is deali
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week. Why do we observe a Sabbath?
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have engaged, not only to keep the
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Again, grace provides the Redeemer'
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lacking nothing. We would be inclin
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his faith in God although there was
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of the Spirit of God, in the days o
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their full consecration unto death.
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with the blood of His Son."--Acts 2
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work, and not plowing, harrowing, n
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procure for them--the blessings of
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the glorious opportunity for salvat
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which came to Him in His resurrecti
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odies a living sacrifice, holy, acc
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mark of crystallized character is n
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from victory to victory. So with ou
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"WE HAVE THE MIND OF CHRIST"The tho
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these men means that so far as thei
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for us to aspire to the high callin
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filled full." (John 1511.) Those wh
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a day in which to judge the world i
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you do not wish to become a member
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knew what power He possessed He wou
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asking what method to use to get ri
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virtue [vitality] out of Him and he
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contrary to Law, cut Him off from H
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that the mind of Christ may dwell i
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BABES IN CHRIST AND MENAlong the sa
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DESCRIPTION AND PRICES.1918, price
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one sense of the word. As the Apost
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our weaknesses covered by our Lord'
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When mankind come to know how it wa
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prominence and that Jesus would be
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to do any service, even to the humb
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"They are not in trouble as other m
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of themselves must know that they c
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The cup suggests that the unfaithfu
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saints together unto Me; those that
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only ones who can do so are those w
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the gifts. But the fruits and grace
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particular as to what they say and
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But it is for us to show our courag
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wonderful courage to make the effor
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"For the Kingdom of God is not meat
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Our text is frequently misunderstoo
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prepared. It consists mainly of pre
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light shall be crucially tested; a
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Kingdom, whatever else they may be
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say that a moderate use of liquor b
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who told us that he was a temperanc
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more quarrelsome in disposition, bu
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is dead because it has been devoted
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and of the Covenant of sacrifice wh
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extent we failed to use our knowled
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To be concluded in our next issue.-
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Message, let him present his body a
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complete the Elect Kingdom class, m
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with Him, and give us that much cle
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am the light of the world; he that
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DEAR PASTOR AND BROTHER BELOVED IN
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THE PROPER SYMBOL OF BAPTISM.(46) W
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whose names will be registered by t
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IF WE ARE naturally combative, we m
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twelve Apostles in the very foundat
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THE DECISIVE BATTLE NOW AT HANDIt i
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is fighting for us, and assisting a
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toward the service of the old taskm
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are not generally understood, but w
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God, and He spoke of them in harmon
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have overcome, God has said that th
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they had ever enjoyed. The number i
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The brethren, after follow-up meeti
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in shame, in disesteem.True, they s
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people in Bible Study frequently; t
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supply should now come to pass it w
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power of ours. We can favor it, adv
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And yet I know that I shall conquer
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Morning Rally for Praise and Testim
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in self or the arm of flesh, but in
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us out of darkness into His marvelo
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willing, not only to trust God when
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faith tends to its development, and
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much the same condition as that in
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also in the blessing. Moses, for ex
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OF CHRISTThere is no question that
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popular errors. Such were the cause
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make all things work for good to th
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These gems must all be found by God
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But we think that the most serious
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him all that he possessed of an ear
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do so intelligently, and be loyal a
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with themselves, questioning one wi
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THE EDITOR'S REPLYWe think it rathe
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and everywhere, I am faithfully you
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NOVEMBER 17(25) What should be the
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and in touch with the Studies, etc.
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SLANDER A FACTOR IN ANARCHYA slande
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False witness applies not only to t
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acknowledge and to which they striv
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a "fruit." Possession of a gift may
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The whole world has a tendency to r
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degree of love exhibited by each on
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And Truth is calmness still;Truth l
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Adversary, they are little, if at a
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sight. Act quickly, therefore; the
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the human family, will ultimately b
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"for the joy that was set before Hi
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light of the world. This our Lord i
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this matter we owe it to ourselves
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while the Lord has given certain ex
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Paul declares, that the Heavenly Fa
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into Gehenna fire."Those who fail t
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DECEMBER 1(1) What are the various
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Consecration Normal Attitude for Go
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are not printed the Editor and Publ
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that their ideas of right and wrong
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y sin. In other words, upward devel
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School of Christ and was taught of
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direct influence of the Reformation
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such should co-operate with the ins
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(seventh trumpet); for the trumpet
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loody seas" of trial and persecutio
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CONSECRATION THE NORMAL ATTITUDE FO
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is obedient to the drawing, the nex
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other, even as God, for Christ's sa
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ethren to a strict account along li
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which led to sin and the sentence o
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more abundant" to mankind--everlast
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should bless all the families of th
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all will come short of perfection.B
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fail to live up to the highest stan
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person's belief; or by turning a pa
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and in touch with the STUDIES, etc.
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that "God shall bring every work in
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water to one of His disciples, beca
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IN THE TEXT, "Love not the world,"
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Every child of God should be on gua
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image.Six great Thousand-Year Perio
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and years. Thus the work of the Fou
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head or king. The Hebrew reads, lit
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But before beginning His work of re
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at home. I need not tell you that I
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inch in diameter. Price, $1.No. 4.
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But they were not so kept. In olden
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shall assume control of the world's
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SUGGESTIONS FOR BEREAN CLASSESDEAR
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from the Class. In such a case it m
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"deserted," and what are her libert
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eceived from hungry souls. Some tel
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even think of bursting the bonds wh
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Post Office rulings require us to k
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Number of copies "Everybody's Paper
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no exception to this rule. Remember
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The same line of attack furnishes s
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saints at times go too close to the
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Every child of God will need chaste
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fallen body, whose affections are c
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penalties. The Bible proposition is
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to our first parents the whole proc
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to their surroundings. Hence it is
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and Divine aid is needed. The Chris
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some interest. With one accord all
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print, and above all for the helps
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and open to the public.We have a go
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their children, and this book furni
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