Mind, Character and Personality, Volume 1 - Ellen G. White

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who you are ... the Lord has blessed you with intellectual faculties capable of vast improvement. Cultivate your talents with persevering earnestness. Train and discipline the mind by study, by observation, by reflection. You cannot meet the mind of God unless you put to use every power. The mental faculties will strengthen and develop if you will go to work in the fear of God, in humility, and with earnest prayer. A resolute purpose will accomplish wonders.—Life Sketches of Ellen G. White, 275 (1915). Potential of the Disciplined Mind.—Selfdiscipline must be practiced.... An ordinary mind, well disciplined, will accomplish more and higher work than will the most highly educated mind and the greatest talents without self-control.—Christ’s Object Lessons, 335 (1900). To Deal With Minds a Paramount Work.— The future of society is indexed by the youth of today. In them we see the future teachers and lawmakers and judges, the leaders and the people, that determine the character and destiny of the 12
nation. How important, then, the mission of those who are to form the habits and influence the lives of the rising generation. To deal with minds is the greatest work ever committed to men. The time of parents is too valuable to be spent in the gratification of appetite or the pursuit of wealth or fashion. God has placed in their hands the precious youth, not only to be fitted for a place of usefulness in this life but to be prepared for the heavenly courts.—Historical Sketches of the Foreign Missions of the Seventhday Adventists, 209, 1886. (Temperance, 270.) Teacher’s Usefulness Depends Upon a Trained Mind.—The teacher’s usefulness depends not so much upon the actual amount of his acquirements as upon the standard at which he aims. The true teacher is not content with dull thoughts, and indolent mind, or a loose memory. He constantly seeks higher attainments and better methods. His life is one of continual growth. In the work of such a teacher there is a freshness, a quickening power, that awakens and inspires his 13
Page 1 and 2: MIND, CHARACTER AND PERSONALITY, VO
Page 3 and 4: psychology and mental health progre
Page 5 and 6: Obviously Ellen White did not write
Page 7 and 8: contribution to the subject under d
Page 9 and 10: In its present from it represents s
Page 11: Chapter 1 Its Importance The Nicest
Page 15 and 16: Study this wonderful process. Oh, t
Page 17 and 18: Mind.— It is the duty of every Ch
Page 19 and 20: The similarity between an uncultiva
Page 21 and 22: the followers of Christ be less int
Page 23 and 24: Chapter 2 The Christian and Psychol
Page 25 and 26: His discernment is more penetrative
Page 27 and 28: most effectual remedies; for it is
Page 29 and 30: Christ Has Power to Invigorate and
Page 31 and 32: instruct them in the sciences. The
Page 33 and 34: all to be trained, disciplined, and
Page 35 and 36: knowledge of the Creator. The teach
Page 37 and 38: Chapter 3 Dangers in Psychology Sat
Page 39 and 40: phrenology, psychology, and mesmeri
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Page 43 and 44: and the foundations of spiritualism
Page 45 and 46: Youthful Minds His Special Objectiv
Page 47 and 48: their own plans—plans which retar
Page 49 and 50: unguarded moment, and so get posses
Page 51 and 52: Satan urges men into places where G
Page 53 and 54: outward methods and performances th
Page 55 and 56: with a scourge drives out the sinfu
Page 57 and 58: Satan’s Studied Purpose to Employ
Page 59 and 60: Mind.—What gives the proper level
Page 61 and 62: cultivation of righteous principles
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inherited tendencies to evil, but w
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loyal soul will cheerfully render f
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Increases Intellectual Capabilities
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God and His cause. A moment of thou
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exercise his talents in bringing or
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Chapter 5 The Fanatical Mind [Note:
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important, self-sufficient. Oh, wit
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devil cast out. The result of their
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passed all the leading workers and
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yet while in some respects the mess
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from the Testimonies, detached para
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cut them off, and cast them from th
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Jesus. They must go where His examp
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This is the character of the fanati
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The true principles of Christianity
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minds, healthy, wholesome Christian
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parents without considering their r
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humanity, and it is His purpose to
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unless he himself has learned in th
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Here we are brought together—of d
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awakened to the duty of self-master
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also, as that of an eternally burni
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thus an invaluable aid in resisting
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ain, has often been permanently inj
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plainly than words expresses discon
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Chapter 8 Religion and the Mind [Se
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Science and literature cannot bring
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changed; the faculties are set to w
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Him, and invite His gracious presen
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All the habits must be brought unde
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secret grief, many were seeking to
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Chapter 9 Mind, the Citadel The Cap
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knows that it is impossible for man
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him. As he ceases to watch and pray
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It is thus that Satan still seeks t
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liberty when they are the servants
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student needs to understand the rel
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for the Church 3:104, 105 (1872). A
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circumstances that have developed s
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subdued by the Spirit of God; the h
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A Course Which May Leave Irreparabl
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231 (1903). Overwork Unfits to Deal
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may, be ceasing to violate them, an
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of hosts, in that day when I make u
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lighten and relieve their sorrows a
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The Only True Guide.—A familiar a
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and vigor.—Counsels to Parents, T
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subject to the weakness and infirmi
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to the mind, develop faculties in m
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Received, believed, obeyed, it is t
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whoever opens his heart to the acce
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The Review and Herald, April 8, 188
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in our possession an authentic hist
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our faculties as bringing them in c
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Chapter 12 Diligence [See Chapter 6
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must have in order to meet the dema
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common walks of life there is many
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God and who do not discern the Spir
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world. But the mildew of the world
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of Satan to engage in worldly proje
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willpower will have a counteracting
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Chapter 13 Food for the Mind Wise I
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influence of the Holy Spirit, which
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which is mingled with infidel senti
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They have become infatuated and cha
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appetite and in your excessive read
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mind can assimilate an oversupply o
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is impossible for them to avoid con
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watch, to strive, to pray, that not
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sin.—Lt 103, 1900. (SpT Series B,
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inactive. Impurities are not expell
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Mental Effort Restricted When Physi
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error. There are cases where entire
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increase. Your brain is not idle, b
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the brain to other portions of the
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Chapter 15 Emotional Factors Obedie
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Doing God’s Will Versus Feeling a
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Christ, “Come unto Me, all ye tha
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that Christ has taken away your sin
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Their actions are the same as befor
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Chapter 16 Prenatal Influences The
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If the mother unswervingly adheres
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generously supplied. But at this ti
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that if she does not resist him, he
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truth that the mothers of today wou
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upon their children because the par
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diminished energy of body and mind,
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morals and a passion to gratify deb
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Ministry of Healing, 371, 372 (1905
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(1875). A Day of Reckoning for Pare
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Chapter 17 Heredity and Environment
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days of the world’s history, but
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Inherited Appetite for Stimulants.
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Some have had a quick temper transm
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needed. They are with those who hav
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with their character that they coul
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spiritual impressions, and those wh
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impressions very early in life, and
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more patient discipline and kindly
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Chapter 18 Security in the Home Hum
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Romantic Imagination Disappears.—
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everything. As your love for Him be
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the rough surface by discipline, th
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and as peacemakers and followers of
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encouraged has not impressed others
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feelings, and with care should he l
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purity of heart, elevation of mind,
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part. The husband comes home from h
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for the home, if the Spirit of the
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Chapter 19 Parental Influences Cont
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parents are required in His name to
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wrong and sinful. Some of these chi
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They will be content to see their c
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self-discipline. The mind hungers f
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enjoy, they think mother can be ple
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them up to have sound constitutions
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ear their trials and joys. By encou
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eceptive mind. Through the Holy Spi
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constantly aiding others to do righ
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family prayer. We sang the praises
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a support to the souls He has purch
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The restoration and uplifting of hu
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of nature. Let the eye rest on the
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Often the seeds of distrust are sow
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guest a welcome is appreciated far
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Chapter 21 Christ Deals With Minds
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140.) Always Surrounded With Peace.
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Infinite Possibilities in Every Hum
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in the most attractive way the trea
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touched His garment], and He was ma
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Chapter 22 The School and the Teach
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As I have seen these evils, I have
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literary qualifications. If the tea
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heart and confirm him in evil than
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mistake, and it has wrought evil up
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developed similar attributes which
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His wisdom from the acquisition of
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lessons, blackboards, maps, and pic
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who are ignorant of their true char
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ody, hands, and feet. The right use
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counteract evil. Lead the youth to
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partiality, having favorites to who
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teacher. It is very disagreeable to
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assumes the responsibility of instr
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have room to circulate, and then it
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do hurt; but the excellence and val
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about doing good. He lived to bless
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in his brethren. Love imparts to it
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the rude, harsh manners must be sof
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Chapter 24 Love in the Home [See ch
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the social and generous impulses ar
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which is awakened by impulse and wh
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needs to be cared for tenderly. She
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upon Christ and heavenly things, an
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199.) Mother’s Love Is Illustrati
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Chapter 25 Love and Sexuality in th
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passions, and your affections. Do n
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this world’s history, marriages t
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Jesus and the Family Relationship.
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In Noah’s day it was the inordina
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specified by the apostle: “Even a
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Ministry of Healing, 361 (1905). (B
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experience; for the moral and intel
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purity and holiness to depravity, c
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professing the truth keep strict gu
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commandment. Polluted thoughts harb
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with his Maker. Then, when he is di
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the morals and prepare the deluded,
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nerve power. Moral principle is exc
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things that would make angels blush
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fire.—Testimonies for the Church
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esist temptation and refuse the cor
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should control your thoughts. This
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each for the government and cultiva
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undivided throne. Our bodies are to
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within you. You will then bear frui
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are not sanctified by it. The truth
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manifested by the members of the ch
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must be given to those who most nee
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poor, the act would not commend him
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surrender truth, lest in warding of
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Enoch walked with God. It was no ea
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Chapter 27 God’s Love God Is Love
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to all mankind, and they were given
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nature.—The Youth’s Instructor,
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sheep, he loves his sons and daught
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Christ that makes our heaven. But w
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Chapter 28 Self-respect Developing
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and keys; they do not need to be wa
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Impatient Words Injure Self-respect
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whether he will hold out.” Often
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Ministry of Healing, 476 (1905). Ch
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Chapter 29 Dependence and Independe
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Make God Your Counselor.—In the p
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His people, and He will teach those
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cowardly in regard to taking and be
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(1875). Unsanctified Independence S
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despises the voice of God.—The Ac
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obey their own convictions of duty.
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the infidel, it leads them to ackno
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humility: “If there be therefore
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Chapter 30 Selfishness and Selfcent
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The desire to grasp large wages, wi
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the truth.... God may see that you
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Lord for heavenly eyesight. Only th
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(another personal message).—You c
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in which to rejoice, some ground fo
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memories is called up, memories of
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1910. (Child Guidance, 196.) Traini
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proportions.—Testimonies for the
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of life. How to meet this wisely is
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constant sense of the ennobling pow
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soul and control its powers, leavin
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Youth Need Discipline of Labor.—A
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shamefully ignorant of the practica
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emember, to look ahead and discrimi
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can do for them. They are thus remo
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were placed in this world merely fo
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You are now in your student’s lif
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intellectually to work for God.—C
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Chapter 32 Infatuation and Blind Lo
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untimely hours injure health, unfit
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works no miracle to prevent the har
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Bound to each other by the most sol
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communications and meetings he may
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ones are absent is: they are with t
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painstaking effort discipline yours
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these rules are temporarily suspend
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knowledge and in their interest in
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unbelievers. Many who profess to lo
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need now to place yourself where yo
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Abhor that which is evil; cleave to
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Chapter 33 Dangers Facing Youth Hab
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Peril of Neglecting Training and Sp
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to do good to others and promote Hi
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eating about in the fog of uncertai
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lifelong illness is so often laid.
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Senseless Mirth.—Our recreations
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on the unsearchable riches of Chris
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largely made up of self-gratificati
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words of eternal life.—Lt 117, 19
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Jesus, your precious Saviour, now c
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Chapter 34 Conscience Exalt the Con
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efore he can have a good conscience
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integrity, your soul becomes a batt
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1871. (My Life Today, 177.) Possibl
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When We Can Trust the Conscience.
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Influence of Truth on the Conscienc
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Emotions and Desires Subjected to R
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conscience, illuminated, quick, and
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the soul temple has become more or
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Chapter 35 The Influence of Percept
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Life Is Changed by Seeing.—The Wo
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Perception Influenced by Physical H
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Now she knew that it was not a stra
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defining and defending His position
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Powers Become Playthings of the Ene
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Dwell Not on Satan’s Power.—It
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everything. Its influence tends not
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elevate their minds to rightly esti
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accomplish the greatest good in thi
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to relinquish that which they hold
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weakness is the lack of concentrati
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helping others. Christ died for eve
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other science is equal to that whic
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establish those habits in the youth
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God Estimates Men by Purity of Moti
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difficult to discern our own motive
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Chapter 37 Principles of Study and
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point of intellectual greatness; an
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institutions. It is only when intel
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eternal life.—Lt 64, 1909. Tempor
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Correct Habits Leave Impress on Cha
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authority? If Christ is formed with
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home, and if expelled are refused t
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false and superficial is exalted ab
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highest end of the ladder in scienc
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education of the youth, to cooperat
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characters, and thus be fully prepa
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17, 18 (1903). True Education Devel
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Many Fail to Understand True Princi
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with which God had provided them. T
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explaining the Scriptures and lectu
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crystal. Let not their thoughts be
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so much toward crippling their usef
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use they make of knowledge that det
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human workers, cooperating with hea
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