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from what they seem when we utter them.—
The Review and Herald,
May 19, 1891
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There stands among you the Mighty Counselor of the ages, inviting
you to place your confidence in Him. Shall we turn away from Him to
uncertain human beings, who are as wholly dependent on God as we
ourselves are? Have we fallen so far below our privileges? Have we
not been guilty of expecting so little that we have not asked for what
God is longing to give?—
The Review and Herald, June 9, 1910
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