In His Temple
He sees how priests and rulers will turn the needy from their right, and forbid that the gospel shall be preached to the poor. He sees how the love of God will be concealed from sinners, and men will make merchandise of His grace. As He beholds the scene, indignation, authority, and power are expressed in His countenance.
— The Desire of Ages, Chapter 16, “In His Temple,” p. 157
— The Desire of Ages, Chapter 16, “In His Temple,” p. 157