Counsels on Health - Ellen G. White

stereotyped; each succeeding day is but a repetition
of the past one.
The minds and hearts of these mechanical
workers are impoverished. Opportunities are before
them; if studious, they might obtain an education of
the highest value, but they do not appreciate their
privileges. None should rest satisfied with their
present education. All may be daily qualifying
themselves to fill some office of trust....
Influence of God-Fearing Workers
Intelligent, God-fearing workers can do a vast
amount of good in the way of reforming those who
come as invalids to be treated at the sanitarium.
These persons are diseased, not only physically,
but mentally and morally. The education, the
habits, and the entire life of many have been
erroneous. They cannot in a few days make the
great changes necessary for the adoption of correct
habits. They must have time to consider the matter
and to learn the right way. If all connected with the
sanitarium are correct representatives of the truth
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