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 1 1 |       inscrutable disposition of God, been elevated, it is not
 2 1 |        no, that the judgments of God oppose greater and greater
 3 1 |         not so much of men as of God, against which there is
 4 1 |       the design and the will of God."~
 5 3 |       disease is - apostasy from God, than which in truth nothing
 6 4 |          relying on the power of God, We proclaim that We have
 7 4 |      society but the Minister of God, of whose authority We are
 8 4 |     depositary. The interests of God shall be Our interest, and
 9 4 |          up and fomented against God. For in truth, "The nations
10 4 |        the cry of the enemies of God: "Depart from us" (Job.
11 4 |          respect for the Eternal God, and no regard paid in the
12 4 |      memory and the knowledge of God.~
13 5 |          himself in the place of God, raising himself above all
14 5 |         above all that is called God; in such wise that although
15 5 |         himself all knowledge of God, he has contemned God's
16 5 |         of God, he has contemned God's majesty and, as it were,
17 5 |         sitteth in the temple of God, showing himself as if he
18 5 |    showing himself as if he were God" (II. Thess. ii., 2).~
19 6 |        victory will ever be with God - nay, defeat is at hand
20 6 |     assured in the holy books by God Himself. Unmindful, as it
21 6 |          that all may know "that God is the king of all the earth" (
22 7 |  ourselves to hasten the work of God - and not merely by praying
23 7 |         and in the light of day, God's supreme dominion over
24 7 |        But to want peace without God is an absurdity, seeing
25 7 |     absurdity, seeing that where God is absent thence too justice
26 7 |         and that is the party of God. It is this party, therefore,
27 8 |        the majesty and empire of God, except by means of Jesus
28 8 |    substance" (Hebr.i., 3), true God and true man: without whom
29 8 |     without whom nobody can know God with the knowledge for salvation, "
30 8 |        men back to submission to God is one and the same aim.
31 8 |          have brought it back to God. When We say to God We do
32 8 |      back to God. When We say to God We do not mean to that inert
33 8 |       but to the true and living God, one in nature, triple in
34 9 |         to Christ, and Christ to God. If We, through the goodness
35 9 |          through the goodness of God Himself, bring this task
36 9 |           and the kingdom of our God and the power of his Christ." (
37 9 |          substitution of man for God; this done, it remains to
38 9 |       your zeal for the glory of God, with no other aim than
39 11|           but have at heart only God and the Church and the eternal
40 11|          may aspire solely after God and the salvation of souls.
41 12|         to restore the empire of God in their souls is religious
42 13|         hope to attract souls to God by a bitter zeal. On the
43 13|      them light and the peace of God? It may be that the fruit
44 13|       with waiting, knowing that God prepares His rewards not
45 14|         assistance. We know that God recommended every one to
46 14| themselves with the interests of God and souls - not, of course,
47 14|         to "govern the Church of God which the Holy Ghost has
48 14|      whose power comes only from God" (Rom. xiii., I). And then?
49 15|                          15. May God, "who is rich in mercy" (
50 15|         him that runneth, but of God that showeth mercy" (Rom.
51 15|        that as intercessors with God appeal be also made to the