Mind, Character and Personality, Volume 2 - Ellen G. White

to touch them. The sun, moon, and stars are useful
and glorious in fulfilling their mission.—Life
Sketches of Ellen G. White, 87 (1915).
Universal Dominion of Law.—To him who
learns thus to interpret its teachings, all nature
becomes illuminated; the world is a lesson book,
life a school. The unity of man with nature and
with God, the universal dominion of law, the
results of transgression, cannot fail of impressing
the mind and molding the character.—Education,
100 (1903).
To Transgress Nature’s Laws Is to
Transgress God’s.—A continual transgression of
nature’s laws is a continual transgression of the law
of God. Had men always been obedient to the law
of the Ten Commandments, carrying out in their
lives the principles of those precepts, the curse of
disease now flooding the world would not exist.—
Christian Temperance and Bible Hygiene, 8, 1890.
(Counsels on Health, 20.)
Transgression Brings Mental and Physical
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