Counsels on Health - Ellen G. White

on this aggressive warfare and at the same time
make an extravagant outlay of means in a few
places.
The Battle Creek Sanitarium is too large. A
great many workers will be required to care for the
patients who come. A tenth of the number of
patients who come to that institution is as many as
can be cared for with the best results in one
medical missionary center. Centers should be made
in all the cities that are unacquainted with the great
work that the Lord would have done to warn the
world that the end of all things is at hand. “There is
too much,” said the Great Teacher, “in one
place.”—Testimonies for the Church 8:204, 205
(1903).
In All The World
[Testimonies for the Church 7:51-60 (1902).]
God has qualified His people to enlighten the
world. He has entrusted them with faculties by
which they are to extend His work until it shall
encircle the globe. In all parts of the earth they are
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