- Page 1 and 2: STUDIES IN THE BOOK OF HEBREWS Elle
- Page 3 and 4: (The chapter is now read.) "First,
- Page 5 and 6: that expression, 'He hath spoken,'r
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- Page 9: "What is his name?" "I AM." "I AM.
- Page 13 and 14: Ex.20:18-21: 'And all the people sa
- Page 15 and 16: have been afraid. It is supposed th
- Page 17 and 18: "Rinse. Cleanse. Wash." Now let us
- Page 19 and 20: all right. If I should speak to you
- Page 21 and 22: to us by his Son. He spake once and
- Page 23 and 24: ight. It is fair that God should ha
- Page 25 and 26: Greek texts. It is "our." What has
- Page 27 and 28: love righteousness, hate iniquity.
- Page 29 and 30: laid upon him to walk as Christ wal
- Page 31 and 32: and full of glory." Here is the ble
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- Page 37 and 38: salvation. Salvation began to be sp
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- Page 41 and 42: of those two passages; they are dou
- Page 43 and 44: would impinge upon a membrane upon
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- Page 49 and 50: And you hath he quickened, who were
- Page 51 and 52: Chapter 4 February 12, 1897 What co
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- Page 57 and 58: Jesus down at the very place where
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only one very insignificant and des
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Chapter 5 February 14, 1897 Our tex
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salvation. The Lord turns man to du
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as he made us in the first place. B
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is a message which has been sent. I
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Ephesians:— The eyes of your unde
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must be delivered. He says, I know
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Chapter 6 February 15, 1897 We begi
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he would not interfere outside of m
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they are raised to glory. But even
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people are not to rule in this worl
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They do, nevertheless; they are the
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son took his father's goods, and th
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elation to them. Take the tenth cha
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that flesh he is glorified, because
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verse:— Forasmuch then as the chi
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this air? Where did you get the air
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excuse. Now if thou wilt confess wi
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will be, Which is the greater? Ther
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my bed in hell, [that is in the dep
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That lesson that we came to study y
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Wherefore in all things it behooved
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Then when a man confesses that, he
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spirit of the Lord bloweth upon it:
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is everything. Now take this simple
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his life come from? Where does man
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here; but on the other side it was
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the wise man glory in his wisdom, n
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life. Then there cannot be anything
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upon man?—Death. Because of sin,
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Chapter 8 February 17, 1897 We are
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The glory of the Lord shall be reve
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about. The Son says, I will go and
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say to the people, Behold your God.
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sorrow and infirmities of the world
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sins. He takes them away by bearing
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clearly and understand how to let t
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acknowledge that as truly as the gr
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that the man who does not choose th
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Now take the fourth chapter of Ephe
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fill from creation, and the fullnes
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sustain our daily physical lives, w
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ecame like the gods they worshiped.
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elieve, and let him do that in me;
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Now, the Word of God does not come
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ethren: and in his love and pity he
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text says that we are heirs of God
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his characteristics. That is our he
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am made righteous by his obedience,
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the congregation raised their hands
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goods, taken away his armor in whic
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of life. Just simply breath. His ow
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would we be?—Good. We would not s
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The tree does not reject the sun no
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of us assembled in General Conferen
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Chapter 10 February 20, 1897 We hav
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simply as he was eighteen hundred y
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so. I say, Lord, amen, even so, let
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Now let us read Isa.40:1,2: "Comfor
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to the utmost extent, he will know
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mind, that we have encased ourselve
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not leave you orphans: I will come
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wisdom. What fellowship has wisdom
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in our councils. Whoever talks in t
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ecommendation for Moses. To whom wa
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"as unto a living stone, disallowed
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grows. In Christ "all the building
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is a living temple. Here we have th
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among the living creatures; and the
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about within it, from the appearanc
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Now what do we have on earth as the
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organization. The army is the most
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thing, that you never saw on earth
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not given evidence that they have l
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Chapter 12 February 23, 1897 "Behol
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that these men, that those evolutio
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captivity every thought to the obed
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organization. We cannot show them a
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places of Jerusalem: for the Lord h
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to whom is the arm of the Lord reve
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Now the lesson: Whose voice was hea
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attract the attention of the whole
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determines whether he is leader and
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are responsible to God as to whethe
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Now I ask you if in that condition
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exactly contrary to the manner in w
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Unless those who can help in —-[t
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Lord for three and one-half years?
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Chapter 13 February 24, 1897 At the
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that he had received help and light
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man, a righteous man. Let no man de
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what I have heard: "Faith is a good
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man does, and especially in the cau
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truth. If somebody else cannot see
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to-night? But you might just as wel
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some grounds for trusting him. Now
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darkness and hath no light? let him
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he asked, and in his answers. Do yo
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do it? You and I would give a good
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The Lord God hath given me the tong
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you have acknowledged your wrong, w
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Lord knew what he was doing. How di
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Where did he get his wisdom?—Out
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Now I will put my trust in him. The
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us take the whole thing. Let us tak
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light. The light that God has for u
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when we have the Holy Spirit's enli
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Chapter 15 February 26, 1897 We may
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withal. Therefore when the people o
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which passeth knowledge, that ye mi
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advantage he had over us then. Coul
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knowledge, and liftest up thy voice
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does not tell a man how he ought to
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feet every time. It makes no differ
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We have that statement in 1 John 2:
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converted? No; he was kicking again
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ightening up. It is eternal life. W
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spoken by God himself, then it is l
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aised, "We must not be haphazard; w
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have not been giving our minds to;
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eleven in parentheses, so that it r
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conception, the Lord himself workin
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will hear his voice, harden not you
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They who believe enter into rest, a
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the time. We cannot fight or argue
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God saw everything that he had made
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laden, and I will give you rest. Ta
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that he can do God's work. We are h
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as he believed, so long he would ke
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Something that is left; something t
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Yes; certainly. But he says, "My yo
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ethren, the Sabbath is such a glori
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a quack remedy, when we have someth
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If thou turn away thy foot from the
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Chapter 17 March 1, 1897 What is le
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amendment, therefore he who gets th
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for us to learn as there is for any
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well, has so seen the Lord in his p
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getting anything more, the poor man
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Sabbath, resting in the Lord, depen
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unbelief, therefore the promise is
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ecause if the Lord saves me now, fr
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elieve." That is the kind of work w
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at one time. Rest has been laid out
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what to do; and if we really believ
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knows how? Suppose somebody gives B
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dividing asunder of soul and spirit
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is God. Talk about hiding from the
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is true. He takes sin away, and he
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give us a firmer hold, stronger gro
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think,—very striking, even if it
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nigh us, even in our mouth and in o
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said, Receive ye the Holy Ghost; an
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not. Men have held down the truth
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do not see the fulness of life in t
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may be manifested in us; and if we