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['“Those who proclaim the third angel\'s message must put on the\nwhole armor of God, that they may stand boldly at their post, in\nthe face of detraction and falsehood, fighting the good fight of\nfaith, resisting the enemy with the word, "It is written." Keep yourselves\nwhere the three great powers of heaven, the Father, the\nSon, and the Holy Spirit, can be your efficiency. These powers\nwork with the one who gives himself unreservedly to God. The\nstrength of heaven is at the command of God\'s believing ones. The\nman who takes God as his trust is barricaded by an impregnable\nwall.” - The Southern Watchman, Feb. 23, 1904, pg.122. {7ABC\n442.2}', '“Those who proclaim the third angel\'s message must put on the\nwhole armor of God, that they may stand boldly at their post, in\nthe face of detraction and falsehood, fighting the good fight of\nfaith, resisting the enemy with the word, "It is written." Keep yourselves\nwhere the three great powers of heaven, the Father, the\nSon, and the Holy Spirit, can be your efficiency. These powers\nwork with the one who gives himself unreservedly to God. The\nstrength of heaven is at the command of God\'s believing ones. The\nman who takes God as his trust is barricaded by an impregnable\nwall.” - The Southern Watchman, Feb. 23, 1904, pg.122. {7ABC\n442.2}']

["“‘The faith of Jesus.’ It is talked of, but not understood. What con-stitutes the faith of Jesus, that belongs to the third angel's message? Jesus becoming our sin-bearer that He might become our sin-pardoning Saviour. He was treated as we deserve to be treated. He came to our world and took our sins that we might take His right-eousness. And faith in the ability of Christ to save us amply and fully and entirely is the faith of Jesus.”\n- Selected Messages, vol. 3, pg. 172", "“‘The faith of Jesus.’ It is talked of, but not understood. What con-stitutes the faith of Jesus, that belongs to the third angel's message? Jesus becoming our sin-bearer that He might become our sin-pardoning Saviour. He was treated as we deserve to be treated. He came to our world and took our sins that we might take His right-eousness. And faith in the ability of Christ to save us amply and fully and entirely is the faith of Jesus.”\n- Selected Messages, vol. 3, pg. 172"]

['A computer failure caused the video recording to end early. You can hear the sermon in its entirety by selecting "sermon audio"\n\n\nSoon there appears in the east a small black cloud, about half the\nsize of a man\'s hand. It is the cloud which surrounds the Saviour,\nand which seems in the distance to be shrouded in darkness. The\npeople of God know this to be the sign of the Son of man. In solemn\nsilence they gaze upon it as it draws nearer the earth, becoming\nlighter and more glorious, until it is a great white cloud, its\nbase a glory like consuming fire, and above it the rainbow of the\ncovenant. Jesus rides forth as a mighty conqueror... No human pen\ncan portray the scene, no mortal mind is adequate to conceive its\nsplendor…”\n- Last Day Events, pg. 274, Ellen White', 'A computer failure caused the video recording to end early. You can hear the sermon in its entirety by selecting "sermon audio"\n\n\nSoon there appears in the east a small black cloud, about half the\nsize of a man\'s hand. It is the cloud which surrounds the Saviour,\nand which seems in the distance to be shrouded in darkness. The\npeople of God know this to be the sign of the Son of man. In solemn\nsilence they gaze upon it as it draws nearer the earth, becoming\nlighter and more glorious, until it is a great white cloud, its\nbase a glory like consuming fire, and above it the rainbow of the\ncovenant. Jesus rides forth as a mighty conqueror... No human pen\ncan portray the scene, no mortal mind is adequate to conceive its\nsplendor…”\n- Last Day Events, pg. 274, Ellen White']

['A computer failure caused the video recording to end early. You can hear the sermon in its entirety by selecting "sermon audio"\n\n\nSoon there appears in the east a small black cloud, about half the\nsize of a man\'s hand. It is the cloud which surrounds the Saviour,\nand which seems in the distance to be shrouded in darkness. The\npeople of God know this to be the sign of the Son of man. In solemn\nsilence they gaze upon it as it draws nearer the earth, becoming\nlighter and more glorious, until it is a great white cloud, its\nbase a glory like consuming fire, and above it the rainbow of the\ncovenant. Jesus rides forth as a mighty conqueror... No human pen\ncan portray the scene, no mortal mind is adequate to conceive its\nsplendor…”\n- Last Day Events, pg. 274, Ellen White', 'A computer failure caused the video recording to end early. You can hear the sermon in its entirety by selecting "sermon audio"\n\n\nSoon there appears in the east a small black cloud, about half the\nsize of a man\'s hand. It is the cloud which surrounds the Saviour,\nand which seems in the distance to be shrouded in darkness. The\npeople of God know this to be the sign of the Son of man. In solemn\nsilence they gaze upon it as it draws nearer the earth, becoming\nlighter and more glorious, until it is a great white cloud, its\nbase a glory like consuming fire, and above it the rainbow of the\ncovenant. Jesus rides forth as a mighty conqueror... No human pen\ncan portray the scene, no mortal mind is adequate to conceive its\nsplendor…”\n- Last Day Events, pg. 274, Ellen White']

['No one likes to be left out. Even those of us who are introverts\nwant to feel a connection, wanted and cared for. Unfortunately, we\nlive in a world where people feel like they are nothing; and because\nof that feeling, they go down terrible roads of sin and loss.\nWe may be insignificant to the worldwide population, but we are\ncalled for so much more! This Sabbath we will take a look at\nsomeone who may seem insignificant to us and see how they can\nhelp teach us about who we really are.', 'No one likes to be left out. Even those of us who are introverts\nwant to feel a connection, wanted and cared for. Unfortunately, we\nlive in a world where people feel like they are nothing; and because\nof that feeling, they go down terrible roads of sin and loss.\nWe may be insignificant to the worldwide population, but we are\ncalled for so much more! This Sabbath we will take a look at\nsomeone who may seem insignificant to us and see how they can\nhelp teach us about who we really are.']

['“The sphere of the mother may be humble; but her influence, united\nwith the father’s, is as abiding as eternity. Next to God, the\nmother’s power for good is the strongest known on earth.”\n- Adventist Home, pg. 240', '“The sphere of the mother may be humble; but her influence, united\nwith the father’s, is as abiding as eternity. Next to God, the\nmother’s power for good is the strongest known on earth.”\n- Adventist Home, pg. 240']

["“While we cannot do anything to change our hearts or to bring ourselves into harmony with God; while we must not trust at all to ourselves or our good works, our lives will reveal whether the grace of God is dwelling within us. A change will be seen in the character, the habits, the pursuits. The contrast will be clear and decided between what they have been and what they are. The char-acter is revealed, not by occasional good deeds and occasional misdeeds, but by the tendency of the habitual words and acts.\nIt is true that there may be an outward correctness of deportment without the renewing power of Christ. The love of influence and the desire for the esteem of others may produce a well-ordered life. Self-respect may lead us to avoid the appearance of evil. A selfish heart may perform generous actions. By what means, then, shall we determine whose side we are on?\nWho has the heart? With whom are our thoughts? Of whom do we love to converse? Who has our warmest affections and our best energies? If we are Christ's, our thoughts are with Him, and our sweetest thoughts are of Him. All we have and are is consecrated to Him. We long to bear His image, breathe His spirit, do His will, and please Him in all things.”\n- Steps to Christ, pgs. 57-58", "“While we cannot do anything to change our hearts or to bring ourselves into harmony with God; while we must not trust at all to ourselves or our good works, our lives will reveal whether the grace of God is dwelling within us. A change will be seen in the character, the habits, the pursuits. The contrast will be clear and decided between what they have been and what they are. The char-acter is revealed, not by occasional good deeds and occasional misdeeds, but by the tendency of the habitual words and acts.\nIt is true that there may be an outward correctness of deportment without the renewing power of Christ. The love of influence and the desire for the esteem of others may produce a well-ordered life. Self-respect may lead us to avoid the appearance of evil. A selfish heart may perform generous actions. By what means, then, shall we determine whose side we are on?\nWho has the heart? With whom are our thoughts? Of whom do we love to converse? Who has our warmest affections and our best energies? If we are Christ's, our thoughts are with Him, and our sweetest thoughts are of Him. All we have and are is consecrated to Him. We long to bear His image, breathe His spirit, do His will, and please Him in all things.”\n- Steps to Christ, pgs. 57-58"]

['“A lover of children visited a certain school and talked to the youngsters. He said, ‘I am coming back again sometime, and I am going to give a prize to the one who has the cleanest desk.’\n‘But when are you coming back?’ was the question.\n‘That I cannot tell,’ was the answer.\nA little girl who was noted for her disorderly habits announced to the other children that she intended to win the prize.\n‘You?’ the schoolmates jeered. ‘You will never get it; your desk is always out of order.’\n‘But I mean to clean it the first of every week’\n‘Yes, but suppose he should come at the end of the week?’\n‘Then I’ll clean it every morning.’ she responded.\n‘But suppose he comes in the afternoon.’\nShe thought awhile. Then she said, ‘I know what I’ll do. I’ll just keep it clean.’\nThus it must be with those who love their Lord’s appearing. They must be ready all the time; they must keep their lives clean through His grace. They know not when He shall come—at evening, at midnight, in the morning, or at noon. They must remember that the Savior’s words were not ‘Get ready,’ but ‘Be ye ready.’”\n- What Jesus Said, pg. 176, H.M.S. Richards', '“A lover of children visited a certain school and talked to the youngsters. He said, ‘I am coming back again sometime, and I am going to give a prize to the one who has the cleanest desk.’\n‘But when are you coming back?’ was the question.\n‘That I cannot tell,’ was the answer.\nA little girl who was noted for her disorderly habits announced to the other children that she intended to win the prize.\n‘You?’ the schoolmates jeered. ‘You will never get it; your desk is always out of order.’\n‘But I mean to clean it the first of every week’\n‘Yes, but suppose he should come at the end of the week?’\n‘Then I’ll clean it every morning.’ she responded.\n‘But suppose he comes in the afternoon.’\nShe thought awhile. Then she said, ‘I know what I’ll do. I’ll just keep it clean.’\nThus it must be with those who love their Lord’s appearing. They must be ready all the time; they must keep their lives clean through His grace. They know not when He shall come—at evening, at midnight, in the morning, or at noon. They must remember that the Savior’s words were not ‘Get ready,’ but ‘Be ye ready.’”\n- What Jesus Said, pg. 176, H.M.S. Richards']

['“God wants every child of tender age to be His child, to be adopted\ninto His family. Young though they may be, the youth may be\nmembers of the household of faith and have a most precious experience.\nThey may have hearts that are tender and ready to receive\nimpressions that will be lasting. They may have their hearts drawn\nout in confidence and love for Jesus, and live for the Saviour.”\n- Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students, pg. 169', '“God wants every child of tender age to be His child, to be adopted\ninto His family. Young though they may be, the youth may be\nmembers of the household of faith and have a most precious experience.\nThey may have hearts that are tender and ready to receive\nimpressions that will be lasting. They may have their hearts drawn\nout in confidence and love for Jesus, and live for the Saviour.”\n- Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students, pg. 169']

Hebrews 11:1-6 (NKJV) 1 Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. 2 For by it the elders obtained a good testimony. 3 […]