~5 min.Chapter 4
... watch therein with settled purpose of heart, not merely as an occasional thing: any one can cry out when he is in need. But the heart separated from the ...
~23 min.Chapter 1
... else) of divinity which developed itself in four pairs of beings - syzygies - ... They commence in nearly the same way.1 Both are written from Rome, while ...
~1 min.Chapter 4
... the enemies of Jerusalem, and that of the beloved city. Nay, he who would have one run to and fro through the streets of Jerusalem to find a just one, now ...
~4 min.Chapter 4
... there would be some who departed from the faith, from this knowledge of the one Creator and Saviour-God - Him who was manifested in the flesh. They would ...
~2 min.Chapter 4
... as he now is, and of the fallen creation to which he belongs. Twelve men, one out of each tribe, were to bring stones from the midst of Jordan, from the ...
~3 min.Chapter 4
... examined) him was the Lord. And, after all, who was it that gave to the one or to the other that which he could use in service? Paul had thought well, in ...
~2 min.Chapter 4
... can reckon themselves dead. We bear about in the body the dying of the Lord Jesus.1 It will be true in one way more evidently, in judgment at the last day, ...
~2 min.Chapter 4
... the light of God on earth ordained in all its perfection. The candlestick was one, but it had seven branches. It was unity in the perfection of spiritual ...
~2 min.Chapter 1
... the authority of the second of the four, the first of these three. A horse ... the conduct of the Gentiles. Zechariah 1. The Spirit of God begins with an ...
~4 min.Chapter 4
... with regard to the share they would have in it, and the quietness of one who trusted in God while thus labouring; the storms also that should occur, that ...
~4 min.Chapter 4
... having to write out a copy of the law and observe it; Nebuchadnezzar's throne is one of absolute power, man supreme in the exercise of his own will - the ...
~6 min.Chapter 4
... by sin, and the knowledge of good and evil), and a perfection which sheltered one who possessed it from every attack Satan could make upon him; for what ...
