Mind, Character, and Personality Vol. 2 - Second Advent Revival

promises given you.-- Lt 299, 1904. {2MCP 491.3}
Not to Give Way to Depression.--In the night season I was conversing with you. I
was saying to you, I am much pleased because you are in such a good location and
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be near to the Sanitarium. Do not give way to depression, but let the comforting
influence of the Holy Spirit be welcomed into your heart, to give you comfort and peace.
. . . {2MCP 491.4}
My sister, if you would obtain precious victories, face the light that emanates from
the Sun of righteousness. Talk hope and faith and thanksgiving to God. Be cheerful,
hopeful in Christ. Educate yourself to praise Him. This is a great remedy for diseases of
the soul and of the body.-- Lt 322, 1906. {2MCP 492.1}
Atmosphere of Depression.--Let the ministers through whom God is working come
up to the conference with cast-down nerve, growing in depression, and I tell you, they
have an atmosphere about them like a thick blanket of fog covering a clear sky. We
need to cherish faith. Let the lips utter, "My soul magnifies the Lord, my spirit rejoices in
God my Saviour." {2MCP 492.2}
We must reveal a sense of a present Saviour, a firm trust that Jesus is at the helm,
and that He will see the noble vessel safe into harbor. We are to know that it is
impossible to save ourselves or any soul. We have no power to bestow salvation upon
the perishing. Jesus, our Redeemer, is the Saviour. We are only His instrumentalities
and dependent every moment upon God. We are to magnify His power before His
chosen people and before the world for the great salvation which through His atoning
sacrifice and His blood He has conferred upon us.--Lt 19a, 1892. {2MCP 492.3}
I Will Not Be Depressed.--I am sometimes greatly perplexed to know what to do,
but I will not be depressed. I am determined to bring all the sunshine into my life that I
possibly can.--Lt 127, 1903. {2MCP 492.4}
I have much to make me sad at heart, but I try not to speak discouragingly, because
someone who hears my words may be sad at heart, and I must not do anything to
increase his sadness.--Lt 208, 1903.
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By Faith Reach Through the Darkness.--If I should look at the dark clouds--the
troubles and perplexities that come to me in my work--I should have time to do nothing
else. But I know that there is light and glory beyond the clouds. By faith I reach through
the darkness to the glory. At times I am called to pass through financial perplexities. But
I do not worry about money. God takes care of my affairs. I do all that I can, and when
the Lord sees that it is best for me to have money, He sends it to me.--MS 102, 1901.
{2MCP 493.1}
Faith a Necessity.--When I was visiting the Paradise Valley Sanitarium about three