| Autobiography, 63:tempting alliterative titles. I was often tempted myself to publish one entitled, Ideas for IdiotsBethlehem, 107:so He goes down into the wilderness, there to be tempted of the devil. Bethlehem, 107:led up of the spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil." (St. Matt., III, 17, IV, 1.)Bethlehem, 108:possible that Christ could in reality [108] be tempted, and if so, could He have fallen into sin?Bethlehem, 108:His body of manifestation. He was "in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin;"Bethlehem, 109:shall we. "It is the possibility of being tempted," says Dr. Selbie, "which shows the realBethlehem, 110:devil, such as Christ faced. Three times He was tempted, and three times He resisted, and onlyBethlehem, 112:for the helping of the world. [112] Christ was tempted of the devil. Is it necessary in a book suchBethlehem, 113:and yet not of the world," (St. John, XVII, 16.) tempted of the devil yet free from wrong reactionBethlehem, 115:Luke. St. Mark simply mentions that Christ was tempted of the devil, whilst St. John does not referBethlehem, 119:We shall see how in the second temptation He was tempted by glamor, and with the submergence of HisBethlehem, 123:Hungry, lonely, and weary of conflict, He is tempted to question the very roots of His being. I doBethlehem, 126:upon which Christ took His stand when the devil tempted Him a second time. Bethlehem, 179:the Savior, was born of a virgin, was tempted, and fasted forty days, was done to death, and hisBethlehem, 207:he had no traffic with it. "He was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin." (Heb.,Bethlehem, 220:agony, whether He was not again "in all points tempted like as we are," and whether at this momentDiscipleship1, 138:simple meditation - so simple that you may be tempted to doubt its efficacy. I can, however, assureDiscipleship1, 506:my brother, as you note these happenings, be not tempted to aid. Leave the personalities to theirDiscipleship1, 606:rapid alignment. One hint I will give you. When tempted to descend into the clouds of your ownFire, 161:aroused the curiosity of the ignorant, and has tempted many to meddle with that which does notIntellect, 249:Even suppose these predictions are true, one is tempted to ask whether anything is gained byMagic, 169:allurements of the psychic powers; he will be tempted to sidetrack his efforts from specializedPsychology1, 276:another world of thought and interest, are not tempted as are the more animally inclined of theRays, 249:desired to do so. No true initiate would be so tempted, for he would realize that it would not onlyRays, 736:- because His heart is on fire with love - is tempted to go back upon His decision and stay uponReappearance, 104:the Christ Who, we are told, "was in all points tempted like as we are" (Heb. IV, 15.), but also |
