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1 It risks falsely dignifying these deplorable acts with an undeserved varnish of higher motive .
2 No higher motive than a passing fancy had stirred him.
3 Now, however, I am working with a far higher motive .
4 True criticism, for its own sake, if prompted by no higher motive , deals justly.
5 We have a higher motive for repentance in 'the goodness of God' leading to it.
6 A still higher motive might also have restrained him.
7 Teach your children to perform their duties from a higher motive than the hope of praise.
8 But there is a higher motive than even it, and Christ reveals it to us here.
9 But it arises also from a higher motive -
10 Now, dear brethren, we, as Christians, have a far higher motive for service than the seraphs had.
11 They had a higher motive also.
12 Prudence, therefore, if no higher motive , required that the Livingstons be not overlooked in the division of federal patronage.
13 There is no higher motive .
14 Now I realize it will require a higher motive to influence you; not love of life, but love of country.
15 But I have a still higher motive for wishing this affair to be kept quiet-yourdaughter's welfare and fair name.
16 You will, I hope, be actuated by a higher motive ; that is, to put your trust in God's love and mercy.
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