~4 Min.Chapter 21
... never do so. Their rejection of Jesus put an end to all hope. God will act in grace under the new covenant; but this is not the question here. The fig-tree ...
~18 Min.Chapter 13
... its pristine state. So it has ever been.* {*It is a solemn thought that the first act of man has been to spoil what God has set up good. So with Adam, so ...
~3 Min.Chapter 13
... more excellent than gifts - love, as conformity to the nature of God, acting and feeling according to His likeness. Nevertheless there was something more ...
~3 Min.Chapter 13
... thousand are with him, and one with Jonathan. Jonathan, a man of faith, acts with energy against the enemies of God's people, and smites the Philistines; ...
~3 Min.Chapter 13
... which only did harm? Grace and power displayed to the individual. Nevertheless He acts in grace and in power towards the daughter of Abraham, according to ...
~2 Min.Chapter 13
... as he had said, in order that when present he might not be obliged to act with severity, according to the authority which the Lord had given him for ...
~4 Min.Chapter 13
... him, but with the declaration that he had assuredly a good conscience. We serve God, we act for Him, when He is not obliged to be acting on us. That is to ...
~2 Min.Chapters 20 and 21
... of the world. Abimelech was wrong, and acted to please himself, but acted unconscious of ... path of faith. In chapters 20, 21 we have the question of the ...
~3 Min.Chapters 13 and 14
... him and to his seed for ever. In a word, we have the believer acting in the spirit of the heavenly calling - the faithful believer, and the worldly-minded ...
~5 Min.Chapters 20 and 21
... God distinguishes the remnant, and acts for the sure accomplishment in ... Nebuchadnezzar, as unfolded in chapter 21. Jehovah had unsheathed and sharpened ...
~2 Min.Chapters 17 to 21
... with Jehovah to learn how the sin should be dealt with. They acted from natural indignation (which was nevertheless quite righteous). Jehovah allowed all ...
~3 Min.Chapter 12, 13
... of heart in self-sacrifice. For there was a danger, flowing from the power that acted in it, of the flesh coming in and availing itself of it. With regard ...