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most difficult questions you would have to answer. For God is somewhat of a mysterious being in the opinions of most men. Very few men have ever claimed to have s

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he islands. There are really but two seasons-the dry and the wet. When it is wet it rains. The missionary tried by many various roundabout ways to make the natives understand that hail is frozen raindrops. The nat

nd allowed it to fall again in a shower to the ground. "Hail," he said, "is like that." Instantly {30} the natives got the

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a very excellent farewell discourse to His disciples. It is full

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y image of his father. If you should some day say to a young man, "I should like very much to see your father," what should you think the father looked like, if

that His own people could not see anything different in Him. When Jesus went into His own country and taught in the synagogue, the people were astonished. "Whence hath this man this wisdom," they as

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hers by the prophets, hath in these last days spoken unto us by His Son, whom He hath appointed Heir of all things, by whom also He made the worlds; who being the brightness of His gl

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Abraham and of Isaac and of Jacob-the supreme God of this world-is a person. He possesses a body of flesh and bones. His Son is so mu

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n that. Not only is Jesus the Son of God-the Only Begotten in the flesh-but we are all the children of God. He is the Father of our spirits, so that we may also rightfully pray to Him as "Our Father who art in heaven." Then, if Go

sh, will he give him a serpent? If ye then, being evil, know how to give good gifts unto your chi

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o wonder that people everywhere become confused when they try to pray to a God who is something yet nothing, who is everywhere

and earth, and all things which are in them-that He created man, male and female, after His own image and in His own likeness, created He them, and gave

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