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… 555. “It is the work of faith and the character of His saints to love His appearing and to look for that blessed hope.” “If death be the last enemy to be destroyed at the resurrection, we may learn how earnestly believers should long …
Read in context… Then let every doubting soul take hope and courage, because he has One who is worthy to be his Saviour. His only hope of salvation is to lay hold by faith of a worthiness which he has not but which will be supplied by …
Read in context… This hope is more precious than silver or gold or precious stones. Keep this hope ever bright, and seek to impart it to others. In the knowledge that God’s smile rests upon you, your heart will be filled with joy and peace. Heed …
Read in context… When, as you labor for the salvation of souls, sinners are convicted of their sins and you have evidence that Christ has had compassion on them, that new hope is springing up in their hearts, it is not correct to say, “We prayed for …
Read in context… What blessed converse they have with these souls! “I was a sinner,” it will be said, “without God and without hope in the world, and you came to me and drew my attention to the precious Saviour as my only hope....” Others will say …
Read in context… What blessed converse they have with these souls! “I was a sinner,” it will be said, “without God and without hope in the world, and you came to me and drew my attention to the precious Saviour as my only hope....” Others will say …
Read in context… We may gather for our own benefit precious rays of cheerful hope and peace and fullness of joy, and in so doing help everyone with whom we associate. Instead of strengthening unbelief and doubt, we shall inspire hope. It is the privilege of all …
Read in contextChapter 29—Christ Our Only Hope Christ and the Law [This article appeared in The Signs of the Times, August 2, 1905.] Before the foundations of the world were laid, Christ, the Only Begotten of God, pledged Himself to become the Redeemer of the …
Read in context… You have delighted in the truth, you have believed the truth, and you believe it still, and hope against hope because the Holy Spirit is striving with you. You have made crooked paths for your feet because of temptations, but resist the devil, and …
Read in contextTreasures of Divine Grace at Our Disposal, October 17 Every man that hath this hope in him purifieth himself, even as he is pure, 1 John 3:3. It is the privilege of every earnest seeker for truth and righteousness, to rely upon the …
Read in context… How many acknowledge Him as the world’s Redeemer, but they know Him not as a personal Saviour; and this is essential—the knowledge of God in Jesus Christ... “And every man that hath this hope in him purifieth himself.” What hope? Why, of …
Read in context… We dare not run any risk of losing the one hope we have cherished so long, of seeing Jesus as He is and of being made like Him. We hope you will guard your steps. Live the life of prayer and faith and win …
Read in context… We need to know more of the fullness of the blessed hope. If we are constantly “rejoicing in hope,” we shall be able to speak words of encouragement to those whom we meet. “A word spoken in due season, how good is it!” Souls …
Read in context… We need to know more of the fullness of the blessed hope. If we are constantly “rejoicing in hope,” we shall be able to speak words of encouragement to those whom we meet.... Not alone in daily association with believers and unbelievers are we …
Read in context… The renewing, sanctifying influence of the Holy Spirit, which would give peace and hope to the troubled conscience, and restore health and happiness to the soul, was not made of the highest importance. The good object they had in view was not attained. These …
Read in context… We need to know more of the fullness of the blessed hope. If we are constantly “rejoicing in hope,” we shall be able to speak words of encouragement to those whom we meet.... Not alone in daily association with believers and unbelievers are we …
Read in context… The hope of Israel was embodied in the promise made at the time of the call of Abraham, and afterward repeated again and again to his posterity, “In thee shall all families of the earth be blessed” (Genesis 12:3). As the purpose of …
Read in context… His coming is our hope. This hope is to be bound up with all our words and works, with all our associations and relationships.—Letter 150, 1902. Key to History—An understanding of the hope of Christ’s second coming is the key that …
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