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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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time be safe in their calling. Sata
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to social position, worldly honor,
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You must know by experience how sin
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world.” John 17:15-18. Exert a Sa
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carefully kept and guarded. “What
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God in that He has left us a perfec
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accepted unpopular truth. Before he
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injunctions as too old-fashioned to
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Satan and break the chains that hav
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moral health; and he exults when he
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Our words, our actions, and our dre
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Gaudy apparel betrays vanity and we
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