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worn, and had the burden of labor upon us during the meeting, and wished to be excused. I had resolved not to engage in prayer for anyone, unless the Spirit of the Lord should dictate in the matter. I had been shown that there was so much iniquity abounding, even among professed Sabbathkeepers, that I did not wish to unite in prayer for those of whose history I had no knowledge. I stated my reason. I was assured by the brethren that, as far as they knew, he was a worthy brother. I conversed a few words with the one who had solicited our prayers that he might be healed; but I could not feel free. He wept, and said that he had waited for us to come, and he felt assured that if we would pray for him he would be restored to health. We told him that we were unacquainted with his life; that we would rather those who knew him would pray for him. He importuned us so earnestly that we decided to consider his case, and present it before the Lord that night; and if the way seemed clear, we would comply with his request. 1006
The night we bowed in prayer, and presented his case before the Lord. We entreated that we might know the will of God concerning him. All we desired was that God might be glorified. Would the Lord have us pray for this afflicted man? We left the burden with the Lord, and retired to rest. In a dream the case of that man was clearly presented. His course from his childhood up was shown, and that if we should pray, the Lord would not hear us; for he regarded iniquity in his heart. The next morning the man came for us to pray for him. We took him aside, and told him we were sorry to be compelled to refuse his request. I related my dream, which he acknowledged was true. He had practiced self-abuse from his boyhood up, and he had continued the practice during his married life, but said he would try to break himself of it. This man had a long-established habit to overcome. He was in the middle age of life. His moral principles were so weak that when brought in conflict with long-established indulgence they were overcome. The baser passions had gained the ascendancy over the higher nature. I asked him in 1007
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COUNSELS ON HEALTH Ellen G. White 1
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care of the body—the temple of th
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stands without a peer. She it was w
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of the Lord’s church. But how won
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Washington, D.C. January 29, 1957.
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Matthew 9:36-38. Today the same nee
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amid the darkness. For these the Lo
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classes who would recognize their v
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might, let not the rich man glory i
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I was shown that Satan’s power is
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The violation of physical law, with
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law of Ten Commandments has been li
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are in a position where the conscie
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Jesus, seated on the Mount of Olive
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drinking and dressing are carried t
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The world needs today what it neede
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work for the poor and needy in the
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principles of Christianity open bef
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healing in His wings.” Malachi 4:
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anointed the eyes of a blind man wi
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her lack of faith, God is disappoin
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for those in their homes and among
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come, He will commend those who hav
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cannot be self-centered. We are liv
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at our workers treading over and ov
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wrong, they should change their cou
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value upon eternal things. It is of
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their own bodies as they please, bu
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that we may make the best use of ou
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translation to heaven. The less fev
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our bodies and in our spirits which
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what is the work that we are to und
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their counsel and have them able to
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and acquainted with grief. The humb
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carefulness, looking to Him for wis
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ye transformed by the renewing of y
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conducive to health of body and min
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even for a few weeks, then free it
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Many labor under the mistaken idea
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of air, will be like a hungry perso
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The Health of the Nurse to Be Consi
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Some houses are furnished expensive
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the bed, and exposed to the air. Th
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Deep Breathing In order to have goo
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Scrupulous Sanitation [First publis
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and from their houses, and would ex
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the family and the neighborhood. Th
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would make them ruddy and beautiful
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temptation to indulge the appetite.
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sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto Go
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will sacrifice not only health and
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against the Spirit, and the Spirit
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Avoid Gluttony Some do not exercise
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John the Baptist went forth in the
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Those who indulge appetite and pass
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Self-denial is essential to genuine
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There is but little real, genuine,
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clothing. If the mother is deprived
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women should reject. Imagination sh
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The period in which the infant rece
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the least want of food. All that is
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mouths defiled with the filth of to
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atmosphere must also be defiled. Th
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lifeless without the darling indulg
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depends upon the normal condition o
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Evil Effects of Tea and Coffee [Tes
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the worse for having. They do not g
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the result of their use; this is be
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The use of natural remedies require
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stairs, to enter a streetcar, to wa
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them there will be too much in othe
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and overcoming disease of both mind
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has been a mistake. They have not b
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must be kept closed because the mot
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such allow reason to influence the
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a given time, and continue to labor
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of dissatisfaction and contention,
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Believers should be taught that eve
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and the appearance of those who dre
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twice a week. Those who are not in
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ight, our mental and moral powers c
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the health reform. It appears to yo
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to good account which is used in th
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knowledge of good and evil, ye shal
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As men multiplied upon the earth af
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produced a plague, from which many
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many in every age and station of li
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appetite must be held in abeyance t
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an unperverted appetite. He has spr
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is not a proper article of food for
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ead than many think. Food can be pr
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very important for health of body a
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Many make a mistake in drinking col
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In order to preserve health, temper
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keep the body in a healthy conditio
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combined physical labor with mental
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appetite is educated to crave somet
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stronger stimulants, as tobacco. Th
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on the subject of health reform, fo
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are working contrary to their own w
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do not come to God with hearts that
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perception of what is truth; they w
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how are we walking in that light? H
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the principles of health reform as
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us down and make us what we ought n
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Much tact and discretion should be
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The time will come when we may have
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to live up to the light that has be
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advantages, they would have been th
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... and I know that I shall not be
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to those who love the truth and wal
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Healthful Cooking [Testimonies for
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with scarcely a variation, and the
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in cooking. Whatever may be their c
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you will certainly succeed.” Many
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Persons who have indulged their app
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the living machine. There was one c
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I am acquainted with families who h
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those who were not living up to the
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[Christian Temperance and Bible Hyg
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health, the idea should never be gi
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Many who adopt the health reform co
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must not belittle it by narrow view
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more food, and so heap another load
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obtain food for their tables which
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into good blood, clogs the machiner
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Chapter 4 Outdoor Life and Physical
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lessons of the divine Teacher would
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unless the mind has become too dark
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Redeemer. The thought of God will r
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and the beautiful flowers, encourag
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goodness in providing these blessin
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provided to give health to body, mi
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fragrance of the cedar and the fir.
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estoration to health. A Small Count
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The chief if not the only reason wh
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the heat you need. If you positivel
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had any direct influence in quenchi
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utter, cheese, pork, rich pastry, a
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These lessons, imprinted upon the m
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overstudy, while they neglect that
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different trades, which would bring
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The minds of thinking men labor too
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them the privileges they do the sea
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Very many young men who have been r
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allow the physical powers to remain
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every youth be educated to labor, t
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indolent and to gratify their desir
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conducted, cannot supply the place
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well-being, Inspiration has pointed
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excursions, and seems to make himse
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interest and friendly association,
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Many of them have suffered from sev
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They are not beneficial in their te
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inviting, make them bright with air
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cards will soon lead to a desire to
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Those who have broken down by inten
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muscles because pain is felt when t
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ought many of them into their prese
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The things of the world cannot sati
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So the institutions established by
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were to be revealed in all their pr
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would be the responsibility of thos
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Thus our sanitariums are to be an i
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who have thought their own standard
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from the Saviour grace to impart to
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June 9, 1904. Living Waters for Thi
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has commissioned us to carry forwar
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intelligent, God-fearing physicians
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on this aggressive warfare and at t
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In far-off countries, from those wh
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crowded together in one locality. G
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Upon us has shone great light in re
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youth may be prepared to fill posit
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in the future establish sanitariums
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how to study the divine laws given
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contemplation of which should fill
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gathering in so much means to estab
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way before them as they go forth to
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character to My work only when thos
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people should be looking for opport
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help themselves. The cause of God s
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members of the several churches are
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The advantage of outdoor life must
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sanitarium. “Why have such fields
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the work of the institution educati
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etween God and His people. Let us n
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can lay aside his ordinary duties.
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As a people we have been greatly hu
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the observance of the true Sabbath
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7:102, 103 (1902). Amusements in Ou
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Whatever a man becomes accustomed t
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in our world a great field for true
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We need to be instant in prayer. It
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It is our business to give a right
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will increase the confidence of pat
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among us, and in fitting them to gl
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Self-sacrificing workers, who have
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glorify God. If this work is not ca
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The Atmosphere of Peace We should s
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Constantly asking for blessings, th
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Self-Sufficiency a Peril I am instr
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Chapter 6 Successful Institutional
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which should be maintained by all c
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only, never rising above the level
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of health reform and of our holy fa
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sphere of their influence. Those wh
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Health Reform at the Sanitarium Amo
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not able to pay the regular prices
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the manifestation of selfishness in
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will wash their robes of character,
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will be more readily influenced by
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estore the patients to health. In t
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point long ago. I hope and pray and
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the self-indulgent. Those who do no
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the spirit of the world is proud, p
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servants, and we are to be workers
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We are living in the very close of
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account of the way in which they us
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one family, children of one Father,
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show. Let our showing be such that
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and the expression of our faith. Ou
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erecting an institution in which is
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the stern motives of religious prin
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our institutions would do well to h
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Thus it has been necessary in the s
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and insinuations made that they are
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guided into every good and holy way
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Missionary Work, 46, 47 (1888). Adh
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All heaven is interested in the sal
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Care must be taken that the religio
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proved his ruin. Men today are no w
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Christianity.—Testimonies for the
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hope for the prosperity of our sani
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unsuspecting. Young girls will lose
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We need a constant sense of the enn
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workers in our institutions. I have
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This disrespect for others, this di
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in the beginning of the work often
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Economy and Self-Denial Sow the see
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The Lord would have the workers mak
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their business transactions. None a
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heavy debts and having to pay inter
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manage them with far less capital t
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and apparently successful work, the
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in order to reach the very lowest s
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should lose sight of his mission an
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I have been instructed that a refor
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the gospel of Christ, and for your
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workers wages that are in accordanc
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Sanitarium Workers [The Spirit of S
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Every worker should seek to educate
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Upon all who are engaged in the Lor
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lunatic, and those that had the pal
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Simplicity and Economy [The Spirit
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poverty. Shall we refuse to deny ou
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Chapter 7 The Christian Physician A
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plague spot and faithfully unfold t
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There are many ways of practicing t
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trouble is, like a canker, eating t
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laws of nature; but His laws are no
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The Physician’s Need of Sympathy
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physical strength. If he is feeble,
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king’s meat nor drink of his wine
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heal the maladies of the body as we
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earnestly to bring into the sickroo
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of souls for whom Christ gave His l
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Never should familiarity with suffe
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neglecting to speak a word in seaso
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The medical fraternity have made ma
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influence for righteousness and tru
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to be constantly receiving new idea
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words to speak readily, truthfully,
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place in his confidence. Kindness a
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the physician or the nurse can then
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and death. Disease is sometimes pro
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of another. He is not to look to an
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mind needs. God alone is the one wh
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y their sinful course in violating
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grateful thanks to Jesus for doing
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helpers. They must be prepared for
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guilty, sin-sick souls who turn to
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come to Him in faith. Earnestly, te
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who are given over to licentiousnes
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Sanitarium Physicians—My dear Bre
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Means and earnest labor may be safe
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who know the truth join his party,
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nations. “Verily My Sabbaths ye s
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example of the strictest integrity.
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Workers, 11-15 (1907).] Sanitarium,
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The way to the throne of God is alw
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which youth, and men and women who
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upon the secret parts of men. Women
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with women’s diseases, as it is t
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will have to give an account of his
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the bread of life to your soul and
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Many of the books piled up in the g
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When our medical missionary workers
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together with Him, will have a know
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Praying for the Sick [Our Camp Meet
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to the body, the temple of God, but
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a father pitieth his children, so t
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this way disasters are brought upon
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apostasy. All that we are required
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it would admit a semblance of doubt
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elieving that He hears our petition
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may be healed, they are not to take
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and give Him glory. Let us not be l
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oppressed and desponding, and, as f
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upon your supreme affections and th
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closely and walk in the light of Hi
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truths of the gospel. Nearly the wh
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that passion has degraded. They can
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treating the sick, methods that are
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Isaiah 58:7. “They shall lay hand
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should be brought to the workers in
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souls in the highways and byways. I
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connection with our sanitariums, fi
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Nurses As Evangelists Christ, the g
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educated most thoroughly to work as
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matters. It is of the highest impor
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Value of Social Relations It is thr
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invigorated by the truths of the go
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and pray, that this instrumentality
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daily connect with Him, I am filled
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foolishness. When they are small in
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lifetime; every day you should be l
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draw the sick to the Saviour. The C
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thoughtful nurses.—The Ministry o
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the same way, until every day the w
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locks and keys; they do not need to
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The mind must be trained through da
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Disagreeable Criticism From still o
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proportion to the strength of the f
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is an inclination with the youth to
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The associations chosen by the work
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The workers should take Jesus with
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duties just where God has placed th
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there, in the course of a year amou
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example we aid others in the develo
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they feel so weary that they become
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make the greatest mistakes; we shal
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Chapter 9 Teaching Health Principle
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that are groping in darkness. All C
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from the books treating more partic
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the youth who have any definite kno
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Instruct the Children Fathers and m
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with physiology and hygiene; they s
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in eating, in drinking, in dress, a
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people in regard to the dangers of
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making a way for other truths to re
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some heart the seed of truth. I hav
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labors, united with these temperanc
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would be very patient with them and
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manhood that has been sacrificed th
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For every soul struggling to rise f
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In some cases it is as difficult to
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mistake. God’s word declares, “
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Go Forward I am instructed to say t
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condition of the body, and thus cas
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journals that there should be. The
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means of reaching high and low, ric
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condiments, and unhealthful dishes,
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Do not catch hold of isolated ideas
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set before all, both patients and h
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appetites at the expense of health
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cures performed by some clairvoyant
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people, the Creator of the heavens
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upon the enemy’s ground? God the
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disregard of nature’s laws. He is
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himself a spiritualist, an “elect
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creatures and hedges them in from t
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Satan’s power and will bring us o
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sale give much valuable instruction
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the Lord I ask you to conquer every
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circulation. Tracts upon the import
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Objects Lessons in Health Reform [T
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evangelistic lines. In every city w
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of appetite that they had followed
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y means of these agencies of His ow
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The Lord will teach many in all par
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It is our wisdom to prepare simple,
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where fresh fruit can be obtained d
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Wherever the truth is proclaimed, i
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especially to the poor. It is the L
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often used unwisely, that too large
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soon come when there will be no saf
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mediums through which flashes of li
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We must do more than we have done t
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urden of supplying this reading mat
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The managers of our restaurants are
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have a wholesome religious experien
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establishment, and will be much mor
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city. Night after night the course
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in the great tourist and seaside re
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of the workers were busily engaged
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opened on the Sabbath. Let the work
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Health Foods in All Lands The Lord
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Christianity. Look at its destituti
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which are their first responsibilit
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We need to understand that God is i
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Chapter 11 Medical Missionary Work
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connection with Paul in Philippi, a
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garnered treasures of eternity, giv
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Henceforth medical missionary work
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Compassion and Sympathy to Be Culti
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subject of medical missionary work
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take advantage of men’s ignorance
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shines upon their pathway? God call
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assistance of the Holy Spirit, and
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the highest source of activity. The
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in heaven and in earth,” He said.
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Calvary higher and still higher. Tr
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Those who receive Christ as a perso
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Way, the Truth, and the Life. He is
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The medical missionary work should
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third angel’s message is carried
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Consider the Cause as a Whole The L
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unto them, Receive ye the Holy Ghos
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nor its progress hindered. It is no
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defense against the sophistries of
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the churches is to be proclaimed. E
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make a confederacy that will be bro
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journey from Egypt to Canaan. Profe
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men for every place. Through the po
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[The Review and Herald, June 9, 190
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the gospel was keenly felt by the S
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the needs of both body and soul, he
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was while on this earth. We should
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Reforms Called For In the light giv
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So the light has been gradually com
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missionary work, the gospel of heal
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The gospel of Christ is to be lived
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of an apostle as well as of a physi
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made upon the souls as well as upon
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with more experienced gospel worker
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the ministers of the gospel and the
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To preach the gospel means much mor
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of our sanitariums, but a much wide
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Healer. Physicians and Evangelists
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And thus should our physicians labo
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power of Christ. Christ will work t
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the minds of our physicians which k
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you are in every respect to be an e
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Satan is not asleep. Every obstacle
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eings. Medical missionary evangelis
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precious gifts, to use their talent
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teaching the people how to bring ab
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Lord’s own instrumentalities to s
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must be worked from Melrose. When t
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giving the warning message to the p
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carried forward too earnestly in on
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entering the ministry. There is dan
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soul, but to pursue a course which
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those for whom we should have labor
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act in opposition to the message up
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heart was in their work. The convic
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to do this, it would be a blessing
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should eat, what kinds of food best
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upon eternal things. If you pursue
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It was the prevalence of this very
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of iniquity, and turn with full pur
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forgiving, and humble, would be bec
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and bring it into subjection: lest
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emotion are taxed, while the nerves
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passion. Abstemiousness in diet, an
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world, to angels, and to men. And t
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soul. The highest interests of the
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eaten on a working day is entirely
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a continual backsliding in health r
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thereof.” Romans 13:11-14. A Refo
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Chapter 13 Holiness of Life Lights
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him wisdom that astonished the worl
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manifest. None but the pure and low
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show that they cannot stand alone w
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Souls are always in peril. Even mar
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It is the lack of harmonious action
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Page 959 and 960: You must know by experience how sin
Page 961 and 962: world.” John 17:15-18. Exert a Sa
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Page 965 and 966: God in that He has left us a perfec
Page 967 and 968: accepted unpopular truth. Before he
Page 969 and 970: injunctions as too old-fashioned to
Page 971 and 972: Satan and break the chains that hav
Page 973 and 974: moral health; and he exults when he
Page 975 and 976: Our words, our actions, and our dre
Page 977 and 978: Gaudy apparel betrays vanity and we
Page 979 and 980: When you place a useless or extrava
Page 981 and 982: [Testimonies for the Church 1:424-4
Page 983 and 984: There is a medium position in these
Page 985 and 986: eceive that education which it is e
Page 987 and 988: gross iniquity abound everywhere. T
Page 989 and 990: copy. By precept as well as example
Page 991 and 992: earnestly and diligently should the
Page 993 and 994: professing to keep God’s holy law
Page 995 and 996: direction, if any of the liberties
Page 997 and 998: general. Your daughters are not tau
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Page 1001 and 1002: formed in the image of God, transfo
Page 1003 and 1004: names Christ. “Let everyone that
Page 1005: and as I have had a view of their i
Page 1009 and 1010: “For Thou art not a God that hath
Page 1011 and 1012: Indulgence of the baser passions wi
Page 1013 and 1014: deceived. Dangers unseen beset our
Page 1015 and 1016: When the deceiver commences his wor
Page 1017 and 1018: Flee from those who would, even in
Page 1019 and 1020: as the worldling too often is when
Page 1021 and 1022: can never express. Those whose mora
Page 1023 and 1024: True religion ennobles the mind, re
Page 1025 and 1026: exhilarating influence upon her bod
Page 1027 and 1028: affections have become morbid. But
Page 1029 and 1030: in the soul a heaven of peace; in s
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