Counsels on Health - Ellen G. White

guided into every good and holy way. They will be
constant to principle. They will do their work, not
to secure a great name or great wages, not for the
purpose of weaving self into all their works, and of
appearing to be somebody in the world, but to be
right in everything in the sight of God. They will
not be half as anxious to do a big work as to do
whatever they have to do with fidelity and with an
eye single to the glory of God. Such men are great
in the sight of God. Such names are registered in
the Lamb’s book of life as the faithful servants of
the most high God. These are the men who are
more precious in the sight of God than fine gold,
even more precious than the golden wedge of
Ophir.
The Sanitarium as a Missionary Field
The sanitarium is to be a missionary institution
in the fullest sense of the word, and its character in
this respect must be preserved or it will not bear
upon it the superscription of God. To keep it thus
will require godliness of life and character in every
worker. The success of this institution must be
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