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for an end must be employed if the desired results are to be attained. God has appointed to every man his work according to his ability. It is by education and practice that persons are to be qualified to meet any emergency which may arise, and wise planning is needed to place each one in his proper sphere that he may obtain an experience that will fit him to bear responsibility.—Testimonies for the Church 9:221, 222 (1909). Transgression of Nature’s Laws Is Sin.—A continual transgression of nature’s laws is a continual transgression of the law of God. The present weight of suffering and anguish which we see everywhere, the present deformity, decrepitude, disease, and imbecility now flooding the world, make it, in comparison to what it might be and what God designed it should be, a lazar house; and the present generation are feeble in mental, moral, and physical power. All this misery has accumulated from generation to generation because fallen man will break the law of God. Sins of the greatest magnitude are committed through the indulgence of perverted appetite.—Testimonies for 76
the Church 4:30 (1876). Transgression Breaks Harmony.—The same power that upholds nature is working also in man. The same great laws that guide alike the star and the atom control human life. The laws that govern the heart’s action, regulating the flow of the current of life to the body, are the laws of the mighty Intelligence that has the jurisdiction of the soul. From Him all life proceeds. Only in harmony with Him can be found its true sphere of action. For all the objects of His creation the condition is the same—a life sustained by receiving the life of God, a life exercised in harmony with the Creator’s will. To transgress His law—physical, mental, or moral—is to place oneself out or harmony with the universe, to introduce discord, anarchy, ruin.— Education, 99, 100 (1903). Effect Follows Cause With Certainty.—By the laws of God in nature, effect follows cause with unvarying certainty. The reaping testifies to the sowing. Here no pretense is tolerated. Men may deceive their fellowmen and may receive praise 77
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laws, which cannot be disregarded.
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human organism that brings disease.
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ut overwork, without periods of res
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The way in which you are mismanagin
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strict temperance in all the habits
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harm. They are to catch the reflect
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God and yet injure our health by th
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ut you do not let it sanctify your
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Those who thus shorten their lives
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Unless a decided change is made, un
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Chapter 41 Diet and Mind Brain Must
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Page 27 and 28: The Digestive Organs Affect Life’
Page 29 and 30: Overcrowding the Stomach Weakens th
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Page 41 and 42: A Definition of Temperance in Eatin
Page 43 and 44: Chapter 42 Mind and Health Mind Con
Page 45 and 46: the same room. These victims of a d
Page 47 and 48: imagination. You have thought yours
Page 49 and 50: Overtaxed Mind Impairs Health.—Br
Page 51 and 52: hope which reaches to that within t
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Page 55 and 56: The Tranquilizing Effects of Suitab
Page 57 and 58: Love, Hope, and Joy Essential for H
Page 59 and 60: Love for God Essential for Health.
Page 61 and 62: struggling of the soul against the
Page 63 and 64: sanctified by divine grace, is to b
Page 65 and 66: There are those who do not feel tha
Page 67 and 68: him. He is to teach them to grasp w
Page 69 and 70: worried and tired out. You may look
Page 71 and 72: moral law, contains or implies a pr
Page 73 and 74: The mind is befogged by sensual mal
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Page 79 and 80: human mind is endowed with power to
Page 81 and 82: possess. It came fresh from the fou
Page 83 and 84: God that whoever believes the truth
Page 85 and 86: control. The will must consent, fai
Page 87 and 88: may not be valued as highly as are
Page 89 and 90: Chapter 45 Individuality Individual
Page 91 and 92: points are essential, why did not a
Page 93 and 94: courteous. By the grace of God you
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Page 97 and 98: encouragement to look, not to men t
Page 99 and 100: which was also in Christ Jesus.”
Page 101 and 102: of his own mind, to the stewardship
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Page 105 and 106: scattering abroad. We should walk h
Page 107 and 108: Every Action an Influence.—Every
Page 109 and 110: to hinder the salvation of precious
Page 111 and 112: and act as He would act. Do not let
Page 113 and 114: But if in a deal a trifle in your f
Page 115 and 116: present truth. God’s people do gr
Page 117 and 118: pecuniary interests.—Lt 3, 1878.
Page 119 and 120: you cease to stir up strife and bec
Page 121 and 122: Chapter 47 Mental Hygiene [See chap
Page 123 and 124: developed. If we neglect to do this
Page 125 and 126: Diet and Foods, 181.) Development t
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Putting Two Years Into One.—The s
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various indispositions. This is alm
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(1903). Trained to Reach Highest Ef
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attended by a clear conviction of C
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offers you free pardon. He offers t
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ut God estimates all things as they
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people, he is weighed down with dis
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around him only the lonely hills, a
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iniquity. “If we confess our sins
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Christ.... The Lord has made every
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Chapter 49 Grief Breaks Down the Li
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they meet with adversity or disappo
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anthems of thanksgiving. “Whoso o
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Your grief was just as intense as a
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throne of God. What will you see th
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to perfect our Christian character,
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for wisdom in every emergency. In e
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Chapter 50 Worry and Anxiety Worry,
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Anxiety Tends to Sickness and Disea
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worry and how to speak and sing to
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solicitude that only frets and wear
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our minds off the dark pictures and
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urden of souls on your heart, and b
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Taking One Day at a Time, a Most Im
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Chapter 51 Fear Millions Bound by F
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eligious and secular authorities, m
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praised. We may have joy unspeakabl
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the part of the attendants. In case
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conscious guilt, feeling themselves
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never-failing refuge. His prayer fo
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your fears before God. You cannot b
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ecovery will be better; for “the
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Thus an insufficient supply of oxyg
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The nervous system has borrowed pow
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and the body healthy, that we may b
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Two Extremes in Behavior.—Those w
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forgive the injuries done to the wo
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Gloomy pictures loom up before you;
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One Remedy Suggested to a Minister
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Christian suffering depression).—
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utter, “My soul magnifies the Lor
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Morning after morning I spoke to th
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Satan cannot read our thoughts, but
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No Disposition to Speak of Doubts.
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Christ must be kept before the mind
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constantly seeking to cause distrus
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Herald, September 10, 1903. Let not
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Controversy Is Unprofitable.—We a
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the character you will have at the
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nearer these lines approach the cen
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Peace in the Church.—Let there be
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Hereditary and cultivated tendencie
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Chapter 54 Overstudy We Are to Pres
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Overtaxed Mind Opens Door to Tempta
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As I talked with you in the night s
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Chapter 55 Pain Not God Who Causes
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Pain Caused by Restoring Processes.
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wonderful thought it is that Jesus
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are life, sweetness, and peace.—L
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Surely, then, it becomes man to see
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He die? God could save Him from dea
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through our Lord Jesus Christ” (1
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truth they had no real cause for th
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Never Discipline in Anger.—God ha
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some of these claim to be Christ’
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Easier to be Uninhibited Before a C
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circumstances is in being always ma
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have but a little time in this worl
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Chapter 57 Hatred and Revenge Thoug
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Transgression Put Man in Harmony Wi
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against him who had never done him
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array them in opposition to the ins
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toward your parents. There is no re
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love, selfishness, hatred, envy, an
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Chapter 58 Faith A Definition of Fa
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soul.—Redemption: The Miracles of
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guardian of right. He has a tender
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the love of God and to obey His com
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demands perfect knowledge will neve
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or our neighbor may have Him for a
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elieving that what He has said, He
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Faith Is Real.—Moses did not mere
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and to the soul.—The Ministry of
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we must have, a faith that works by
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Chapter 59 Character Formation Ever
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closely and allow not one unfavorab
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kindness, charity” (2 Peter 1:5-7
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imperishable. One hour of transgres
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an earnestness, and a simplicity th
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suffers from the demoralizing influ
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A Day-by-Day Experience.—The inte
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temper, and their actions and impul
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highest law, that license is libert
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Chapter 60 Conflict and Conformity
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Prepare the Soul for Peace.—The L
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ungodly, but in the end it will be
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Familiarity with sin will inevitabl
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thorough work of reform is needed i
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living illustration of the inward a
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Chapter 61 The Vital Function of Go
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ecause we cannot fathom the secrets
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the standard of love and righteousn
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with His law, He cannot do away wit
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make himself a center of influence.
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elation between the moral law and t
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Nature’s God will not interfere t
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to touch them. The sun, moon, and s
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operations of nature are conducted
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surrenders to Christ, there is the
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is felt more than it is seen.—MS
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use of figures and symbols with whi
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God is an abiding principle in the
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Hope.—There is many a brave soul
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corrupting your life and is extendi
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grand work of overcoming and conque
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though now ye see Him not, yet beli
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Nervous, Hurried Manner Impairs Com
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inspiration. If that is inspiration
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Living and Talking Above Our Enviro
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subjection. An indwelling Saviour w
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(1898). Duty to Control Imagination
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light and experience that you might
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Beverages.—Tea acts as a stimulan
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653 (1881). Fiction Creates an Imag
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intellectual powers. Let not these
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thoughts and world-loving dispositi
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while surrounded with plenty. Satan
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physically and mentally injured thr
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Chapter 64 Habits Bible Gives Princ
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Proper Habits Foster Health.—Heal
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improved to the very best account.
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ight. The Lord will be with you, mo
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them to look upon His cross, to beh
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Acts of the Apostles, 476 (1911). R
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well as a mind and heart for contem
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motive, developing character. Whate
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physical energies are enfeebled. Th
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Chapter 66 Emotional Needs [See sec
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sympathy, such as the angels have f
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Ministry of Healing, 491 (1905). La
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Man Formed for Companionship.—The
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of one family, and this relationshi
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A Gift of God.—Every good impulse
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longer on vantage ground. But when
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only security for any soul is right
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It is the work of the heavenly ange
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ways of looking at things vary. We
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ought in contact. Those who are sou
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argument that can be produced in fa
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the Scriptures. You despise and rej
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orne that God has sent His Son into
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can this instruction be more effect
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entire life was characterized by di
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ourselves from others. In order to
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introduced into other households, a
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Patriarchs and Prophets, 534 (1890)
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Remedy for Social Evils.—To this
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doing his best as a Christian, of t
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The Desire of Ages, 152 (1898). 443
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themselves to discouragement and de
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from the Mount of Blessing, 16 (189
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Bear With One Another.—We must be
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Lord would have every human intelli
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Chapter 70 Criticism Results of Cri
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under the suggestions of Satan, the
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leaning on an arm of flesh. He invi
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insane. If the deceptive covering w
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humility and zeal to do the work He
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Chapter 71 Happiness Harmonious Act
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mental and physical health.—Testi
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We should be the happiest people on
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Heart at Peace With God.—At the f
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from self-denying effort in the ser
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Amusements Excite, but React in Dep
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entire man. And He has promised to
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of their home makes them uneasy and
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He will thwart our purposes and dis
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darkness, sing faith and talk faith
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Chapter 72 Thought Habits Thoughts
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pole. Everyone should have his aims
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must be bound about, restricted, wi
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evil, and only evil, continually...
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may be committed to memory, to be r
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Keep Off Satan’s Enchanted Ground
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desirable work. You are weak in thi
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Changing the Thought Pattern.—Whe
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their thoughts by obedience to the
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ever known. The Christian worker mu
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The thoughts must be centered upon
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anything else. Many odd bits and en
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impression of the Spirit of God. Th
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(1859). As the Flower Turns to the
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Chapter 74 Doubts Mysteries We Cann
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God has given to sustain their fait
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yourself. “I” is a very leaky b
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very hard work for ourselves in thi
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and that seed will take root in som
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my body and spirit. I have no time
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promised. It is just as much your d
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Facts.—The general method of educ
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your unbelief and loving to dwell u
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train of His glory fills the temple
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made worse if they labor or exercis
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convinced before you will yield to
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Deliverance From Sin and Healing Di
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The Spring of All Actions.—Your w
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permitted to mold the will, he uses
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and strengthen by exercise. They ha
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character, built upon a sandy found
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Testimonies for the Church 2:524 (1
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accountable beings we may present t
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will must be blended with the divin
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through the will that sin retains i
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will be hid with Christ in God and
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Chapter 77 Pseudoscience [See chapt
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If he should make an open, bold att
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and His word has a settled faith in
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Venturing on Satan’s Ground.—We
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clairvoyant or magnetic healer, and
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discoveries in science and art; but
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Chapter 78 Mind Controlling Mind [S
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persons who were ignorant of its re
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yield his mind to another human bei
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individuality assume a responsibili
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mean that the mind of one is to be
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learn the folly of trusting in man
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Chapter 79 Hypnotism and its Danger
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Neglect of prayer leads men to rely
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captive the minds of those who asso
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prepared by Satan. It is the charm
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your sentiments regarding the scien
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Cut away from yourselves everything
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kept before the people as holy unto
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devils. It is not the work of the g
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I then gave him liberty to mesmeriz
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The 1884 Signs statement is clearly
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practical application for relieving
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Chapter 80 Satan’s Science of Sel
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only rule of judgment, or standard
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upon the neck of lust, the powers o
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man is most thoroughly deceived in
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enchantments to keep men marching b
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forward. It makes my heart ache, it
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over self, for holiness and heaven,
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eceived. You have it in your power
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humble prayer develops and strength
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of affairs, and this often fills th
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exercise would prove an effective r
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Relaxation and Rest Essential.—I
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Do not think you are left to do imp
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honors our sincere striving after w
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of the wisdom and power of God. Rig
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disrobed of its true brightness and
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will of the human subject to the wi
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intelligence of sanctified science.
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noblest purposes. The closer our co
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Chapter 83 Geriatrics Usefulness No
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association of the old and the youn
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who have the aged to provide for sh
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the mind guarded, pure and clean, f
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of his enemies. David was deeply mo
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those whose life interest is bound
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While the aged standard-bearers are
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Chapter 84 Dealing with Emotions We
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In amusement, in moneymaking, in th
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It is man’s work to cooperate wit
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your imagination take hold upon thi
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gratitude to God for all His blessi
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not wise to look to ourselves and s
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turned out of the way; but let it r
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Chapter 85 Counseling The Need of C
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need the melting love of Jesus in t
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evil; no weak, unwise, indulgent fa
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Some Qualifications for a Counselor
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which taketh away the sin of the wo
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tender solicitude for his flock, th
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the glory of the Lord is their rewa
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your course of living affects us. I
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The Divine Shepherd leaves the nine
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this and not become excited or unba
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the world. The opinions of great me
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Chapter 86 Sharing Confidences Trus
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A Caution Concerning Confessions.
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am grieved that I yield to temptati
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fallen man that accounts for much o
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Pouring Troubles Into Human Ears.
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Chapter 87 Psychology and Theology
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Lt 18, 1895. God Knows All the Myst
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science of true godliness, your Chr
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active, working principle, molding
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ever knew.—The Review and Herald,
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Man Made for Noble Purposes.—It i
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work His perfection and sufficiency
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Chapter 88 Negative Influences on t
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Remember Human Frailty.—In dealin
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your conscious integrity, your soul
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acceptable sacrifice to God. Throug
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emember that our hearts are natural
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When the devil comes with his doubt
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Ministry of Healing, 456 (1905). Li
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Aim to Reach a State of Unity.—It
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good impression on the mind, and it
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charge of His goods in His absence.
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(HC 169.) The Heart Revealed in the
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Religion Molds Entire Being.—Real
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love.—The Review and Herald, Apri
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Saviour.... He looks with compassio
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heart as a coveted treasure, sacred
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does not desire you to remain novic
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epeated. And I awoke and slept, and
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ut just walk on trustingly without
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you in a rich measure is my earnest
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All my help from Thee I bring; Cove
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Let us never forget, even when we w
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are standing afar off as if they we
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