Quotations from the writings of Ellen G. White with the word . . .
P a r t a k e ( xx PHRASES ) p a r t a k e r ( 3 phrases ) |
The word "Partake" appears 559 times in the writings of Ellen White page not on the Original website The word "partaker" appears 719 times ( see below )
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+ permitted to partake ( )
+ partake freely ( )
+ partake not of her sins ( ) see favorites below
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+ partake of the gift ( ) > partake of the heavenly gift ( ) see favorite below
+ partake of the food ( )
+ partake of the fruit ( ) > partake of its fruit ( ) > partake of the life giving fruit
+ partake of the marriage communion ( )
+ partake of the spirit ( x ) ► partake of the Holy Spirit
► partake of the same spirit
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+ partake of the treee of life ( )
+ partake of wine ( )
+ Partake in sin ( ) > partaker in sin ( below )
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p a r t a k e r ( 3 phrases ) |
The word "partaker" appears 719 times in the writing of EGW
+ partaker in . . . ( 16 ) > partaker in the sin ( 2 )
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+ partaker of divinity ( )
+ partaker of Christ's sufferings ( )
> partaker of the afflictions ( )
+ partaker of grace ( ) > partaker of His grace ( ) > partaker os God's grace ( )
+ partaker of his evil deeds ( )
+ parteker of His glory ( ) > partaker with Christ of His glory ( )
+ partaker of his hope ( ) > partaker of his joy ( ) see favorites below
+ Partaker of the divine nature ( 417 )
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Christ’s instruction as to the treatment of the erring repeats in more specific form the teaching given to Israel through Moses: “Thou shalt not hate thy brother in thine heart: thou shalt in anywise rebuke thy neighbor, that thou bear not sin for him.” Leviticus 19:17, margin. That is, if one neglects the duty Christ has enjoined, of trying to restore those who are in error and sin, he becomes a partaker in the sin. For evils that we might have checked, we are just as responsible as if we were guilty of the acts ourselves. Desire of Ages, page 441.3 |
| To every one who becomes a partaker of His grace, the Lord appoints a work for others. Individually we are to stand in our lot and place, saying, “Here I am; send me.” Upon the minister of the word, the missionary nurse, the Christian physician, the individual Christian, whether he be merchant or farmer, professional man or mechanic,—the responsibility rests upon all. It is our work to reveal to men the gospel of their salvation. Every enterprise in which we engage should be a means to this end.—The Ministry of Healing, 148. { ChS 13.1}
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| Let no one suppose that conversion is the beginning and end of the Christian life. There is a science of Christianity that must be mastered. There is to be growth in grace, that is constant progress and improvement. The mind is to be disciplined, trained, educated; for the child of God is to do service for God in ways that are not natural, or in harmony with inborn inclination. Those who become the followers of Christ find that new motives of action are supplied, new thoughts arise, and new actions must result. But they can make advancement only through conflict; for there is an enemy that ever contends against them, presenting temptations to cause the soul to doubt and sin. Besides this ever vigilant foe, there are hereditary and cultivated tendencies to evil that must be overcome. The training and education of a lifetime must often be discarded that the Christian may become a learner in the school of Christ, and in him who would be a partaker of the divine nature, appetite and passion must be brought under the control of the Holy Spirit. There is to be no end to this warfare this side of eternity, but while there are constant battles to fight, there are also precious victories to gain, and the triumph over self and sin is of more value than the mind can estimate. The effort put forth to overcome, though requiring self-denial, is of little account beside the victory over evil. { CE 122.1 }
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