...search the Scriptures for myself, to see whether the things I am told are so or not — requires me to "prove all things and to hold fast to that which is good," and not to " believe every spirit, but to try the spirits whether they are of God." If, then,...

...improving ourselves in a knowledge of that science, it should he our constant aim to examine for ourselves, to prove all things, and to hold fast to that which is true. Let us be guided by a spirit of investigation, that we may be better and better prepared to impart...

...stability and progress ; learning, from a rather antiquated, but not yet wholly discredited, authority, " to prove all things, and to hold fast to that which is good." I know, sir, that the modern rule is " try all things, and hold fast to nothing." I believe...

...two facts. 1. That man has the faculty, capability or capacity to perform the work 'alluded to, viz: "to prove all things and to hold fast to that which is good." To this assumption all mankind, in all ages and countries, have automatically or instinctively...

...exposure, the conditions are seldom exactly alike, and the apple culturist as much as any one else needs to "prove all things" and to "hold fast to that which is good." The " holding " pa'rt is not so difficult, but the " proving." How shall It be done? It is difficult...

...mention of this divine attribute and grace leads us, according to the direction of the great Apostle, to " Prove all things, and to hold fast to that which is good." Sift and try these things in the spirit of charity, and such a system will then be evolved as...

...deleterious medicaments mentioned in the treatment of chorea by authors are apocryphal. Our motto is, "To prove all things and to hold fast to that which is good." So, after having pruned away all the apparently useless and superfluous substances for chorea...

...everything just as the underlying evidence warrants, and we endeavor, so far as it is practically possible, to "prove all things, and to hold fast to that which is good." (Hear, hear.) That we may save time, we would ask the Chairman to be turning to the 10th chapter...

...is heir to. Then, in the interest of Eclecticism — our selection and adoption of the best, trying to "prove all things, and to hold fast to that which is good," — let us adopt every principle that will advance scientific pursuit I am not before you to-day...

...exposure, the conditions are seldom exactly alike, and the apple culturisl as much as any one else needs to "prove all things" and to "hold fast to that which is good." The "holding" part is not so difficult, but the "proving." How shall it be done? It is difficult...