3 |
32.1 |
the glad tidings of salvation. |
the glad news of salvation. |
3 |
32.2 |
as they gathered about Him. |
as they gathered around Him. |
3 |
32.3 |
Psalm 68:32-34, margin
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(Psalm 68:32-34).
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4 |
38.3 |
a token that He had, |
a sign that He had, |
4 |
40.2 |
at this wonderful manifestation, |
at this wondrous manifestion, |
6 |
47.1 |
with humiliation and prayer |
with humility and prayer |
5 |
48.1 |
The glad tidings of a risen Savior were carried |
The glad news of a risen Savior was carried |
5 |
48.2 |
of divine grace were wrought. |
of divine grace were worked. |
5 |
52.3 |
the Holy Spirit reveals the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world. |
the Holy Spirit reveals the Lamb of God that takes away the sin of the world. |
5 |
52.4 |
salvation wrought by the death of our Redeemer. |
salvation brought by the death of our Redeemer. |
5 |
54.2 |
special tokens of divine favor. |
special signs of divine favor. |
6 |
59.1 |
the cure had been wrought in the name |
the cure had been worked in the name |
6 |
64.3 |
the close of that wonderful scene |
the close of that wondrous scene |
6 |
66.1 |
Jesus and His wonderful works, |
Jesus and His wondrous works, |
6 |
68.2 |
A “Thus saith the Lord” is not to be set aside for a “Thus saith the church” or a “Thus saith the state.” |
A “Thus says the Lord” is not to be set aside for a “Thus says the church” or a “Thus says the state.” |
7 |
72.2 |
was visited with swift |
was met with swift |
8 |
81.3 |
God had given them a token of His love |
God had given them a sign of His love |
8 |
84.2 |
to proclaim glad tidings
|
to proclaim glad news
|
8 |
84.3 |
“Crucify Him! crucify Him!” |
“Crucify Him, crucify Him!” |
9 |
91.2 |
But all these classes of workers |
But all these groups of workers |
11 |
104.1 |
witnessed Christ's wonderful works, |
witnessed Christ's wondrous works, |
11 |
105.3 |
the glad tidings of salvation through Christ. |
the glad news of salvation through Christ. |
11 |
109.1 |
This Ethiopian represented a large class who need |
This Ethiopian represented a large group of people who need |
12 |
116.2 |
The learned Jew had seen the face of the martyr reflecting the light of Christ’s glory—appearing as if “it had been the face of angel.” |
The learned Jew had seen the face of the martyr reflecting the light of Christ’s glory—appearing as if it had been “the face of an angel.” |
14 |
131.1 |
the apostle said; “arise |
the apostle said. “Arise |
14 |
140.1 |
to be wrought in genuine conversions |
to be worked in genuine conversions |
15 |
147.1 |
now dumb from amazement. |
now mute from amazement. |
15 |
147.1 |
within and without are motionless |
within and outside are motionless |
15 |
147.2 |
also guarded within and without, |
also guarded within and outside, |
15 |
152.2 |
were borne to all lands |
was borne to all lands |
16 |
157.1 |
the contumely and torture |
the insults and torture |
16 |
161.1 |
the glad tidings of the gospel. |
the glad news of the gospel. |
16 |
164.1 |
the glad tidings of the grace of God. |
the glad news of the grace of God. |
17 |
167.2 |
the deputy of Cyprus |
the proconsul of Cyprus |
17 |
167.2 |
The deputy had sent |
The proconsul had sent |
17 |
168.2 |
were wrought by the power of God. |
were worked by the power of God. |
17 |
168.2 |
The deputy, convinced |
The proconsul, convinced |
17 |
169.1 |
yet he was peculiarly fitted |
yet he was uniquely fitted |
18 |
178.1 |
secret and dangerous designs. |
secret and dangerous plans. |
18 |
179.1 |
the malicious designs of the Jews |
the malicious plans of the Jews |
18 |
180.1 |
Many of the inhabitants of Lystra worshiped at a temple dedicated to Jupiter. |
Many of the inhabitants of Lystra worshiped at a temple dedicated to Zeus. |
18 |
180.1 |
superstitious belief in the worship of Jupiter. |
superstitious belief in the worship of Zeus. |
18 |
181.2 |
Barnabas they called Jupiter, |
Barnabas they called Zeus, |
18 |
181.2 |
Paul they believe to be Mercury, |
Paul they believed to be Hermes, |
18 |
181.3 |
prevailed upon the priest of Jupiter to do the apostles honor, |
prevailed upon the priest of Zeus to do the apostles honor, |
18 |
182.2 |
The record says that they were “scarce restrained.” |
The record says that “they could scarcely restrain the multitudes.”
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18 |
185.1 |
the glad tidings of the gospel |
the glad news of the gospel |
18 |
187.1 |
Pamphylia, “and when they had preached the word in Perga, they went down into Attalia, and then sailed to Antioch.” |
Pamphylia, and “when they had preached the word in Perga they went down to Attalia. From there they sailed to Antioch.” |
20 |
205.4 |
the regions round about
|
the surrounding regions
|
20 |
207.2 |
the glad tidings of salvation. |
the glad news of salvation. |
20 |
209.1 |
the glad tidings of salvation allowed |
the glad news of salvation allowed |
21 |
216.3 |
and with peculiar force |
and with unusual force |
22 |
221.1 |
One who had wrought their deliverance. |
One who had brought about their deliverance. |
22 |
222.1 |
to be wrought out through Christ. |
to be worked out through Christ. |
22 |
228.1 |
of his wonderful experience |
of his wondrous experience |
23 |
235.1 |
Soon a crowd of listeners gathered about them. |
Soon a crowd of listeners gathered around them. |
23 |
235.2 |
all classes with convincing arguments |
all groups of people with convincing arguments |
23 |
236.3 |
and the tumult of promiscuous discussion, |
and the tumult of indiscriminate discussion, |
23 |
239.1 |
repentance unto salvation |
repentance leading to salvation |
23 |
240.1 |
become wise unto salvation; |
become wise to salvation; |
23 |
242.1 |
their confidence firm unto the end, |
their confidence firm to the end, |
24 |
245.3 |
had been wrought in his life, |
had been made in his life, |
24 |
246.1 |
in all classes. |
in all groups of people. |
24 |
249.2 |
affirmed that the wonderful works |
affirmed that the wondrous works |
27 |
285.1 |
In token of this change |
As a sign of this change |
28 |
294.1 |
having done him much evil. 2 Timothy 4:14. |
having done him much harm (2 Timothy 4:14).
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29 |
303.1 |
of all classes, |
of all groups of people, |
29 |
307.1 |
and ever watching unto prayer. |
and ever watching in prayer. |
30 |
319.1 |
the deepest humiliation
|
the deepest humility
|
30 |
319.2 |
Charity “doth not behave rudely, |
Love “does not behave rudely, |
31 |
323.1 |
“The care |
His “deep concern |
31 |
333.2 |
Live, sinner, live! Ye penitent, believing souls, live! |
Live, sinner, live! You penitent, believing souls, live! |
32 |
337.2 |
glad tidings of salvation |
glad news of salvation |
33 |
347.2 |
burdensome” to them, |
made demands” on them, |
33 |
347.3 |
It was of this class that he |
It was of this group that he |
35 |
381.1 |
to be done for classes of people |
to be done for groups of people |
35 |
381.2 |
will proclaim the wonderful power |
will proclaim the wondrous power |
36 |
384.2 |
“O foolish Galatians,” he exclaimed, “who |
“O foolish Galatians!" he exclaimed. "Who |
38 |
400.1 |
to throw about workers |
to throw around workers |
38 |
407.3 |
Roman captain
|
Roman commander
|
38 |
408.1 |
he said to the chief captain, |
he said to the commander, |
38 |
409.1 |
even unto death |
even to death |
38 |
414.1 |
compared Ananias to a whited sepulcher |
compared Ananias to a whitewashed sepulcher |
38 |
415.3 |
a letter with which he had been entrusted by the chief captain: |
a letter with which he had been entrusted by the commander: |
38 |
418.1 |
the pulseless breast
|
the pulseless chest
|
39 |
422.1 |
“To let him have liberty,” and to “forbid none
|
“to let him have liberty,” and “not to forbid
|
40 |
428.1 |
He stated that “he himself would depart shortly” for Caesarea. |
He stated that “he himself was going” to Caesarea “shortly.”
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40 |
429.2 |
stood about and laid many |
stood around and laid many |
41 |
436.3 |
broken the bands of death, |
broken the bonds of death, |
41 |
436.3 |
showing all classes
|
showing all people
|
41 |
437.2 |
of his wonderful experiences. |
of his wondrous experiences. |
42 |
445.2 |
The shipwrecked crew were kindly received by the barbarous people of Melita. |
The shipwrecked crew were kindly received by the barbarous people of Malta. |
42 |
446.1 |
During the three months that the ship’s company remained at Melita, |
During the three months that the ship’s company remained at Malta, |
43 |
447.1 |
had wintered at Melita on her way westward, |
had wintered at Malta on her way westward, |
46 |
485.1 |
captain of the imperial |
commander of the imperial |
46 |
487.2 |
of a class whom |
of a group of people whom |
49 |
504.1 |
He who has blunted his spiritual perceptions by sinful leniency toward those whom God condemns, will erelong commit a greater sin |
He who has blunted his spiritual perceptions by sinful leniency toward those whom God condemns will soon commit a greater sin |
49 |
506.3 |
to make full proof of his ministry by employing every means within his reach |
to fulfill his ministry by employing every means within his reach |
50 |
509.2 |
and erelong fearlessly sealed their faith with their blood. |
and before long fearlessly sealed their faith with their blood. |
50 |
510.1 |
carrying about in the body |
carrying around in the body |
51 |
520.2 |
the wonderful experience |
the wondrous experience |
51 |
527.2 |
and he himself is instructed and enlightened in the truth that maketh wise unto salvation. |
and he himself is instructed and enlightened in the truth that makes wise to salvation. |
52 |
532.1 |
who in humiliation and contrition |
who in humility and contrition |
53 |
539.2 |
the tidings that Christ |
the news that Christ |
54 |
546.1 |
gave him access to all classes. |
gave him access to all groups of people
|
54 |
549.1 |
and most surely retards the progress |
and most surely impedes the progress |
54 |
554.3 |
“You must have charity,” is the cry heard everywhere, |
“You must have love” is the cry heard everywhere, |
54 |
554.3 |
But true charity is too pure |
But true love is too pure |
54 |
554.3 |
We are not to unite with the rebellious and call this charity. |
We are not to unite with the rebellious and call this love. |
54 |
555.1 |
that this is not inconsistent with true charity. |
that this is not inconsistent with true love. |
54 |
556.1 |
through his own experience, to “set to his seal that God is true.” |
through his own experience, to certify “that God is true” |
55 |
564.2 |
that wonderful building |
that wondrous building |
56 |
570.4 |
the messages given him on that barren coast were to go forth as a lamp that burneth, |
the messages given him on that barren coast were to go forth as a lamp that burns. |
56 |
574.2 |
lesson of wonderful strength |
lesson of wondrous strength |
57 |
578.3 |
carry the glad tidings of salvation |
carry the glad news of salvation |
57 |
580.1 |
Some forgot the wonderful manner |
Some forgot the wondrous manner |
57 |
581.2 |
give him a wonderful revelation |
give him a wondrous revelation |
58 |
599.1 |
material that will stand the test of fire—gold, silver, and precious stones, “polished after the similitude of a palace.” |
material that will stand the test of fire—gold, silver, and precious stones, polished “in palace style.” |
58 |
601.1 |
Although at times apparently retarded, |
Although at times apparently impeded, |
58 |
601.1 |
its progress had never been checked. |
its progress had never been stopped. |