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… For some time our leading brethren have felt that the time had come when something more must be done for the education of workers. The growth of the work, and the way it is reaching out to the different nations and languages, seemed to …
Read in context… It was a newsy letter, to a man she had aided in getting his medical education, and one to whom she was giving counsel in an affirmative and encouraging way. In it she spoke of plans being laid for the work in Europe: We …
Read in context… The highest education, the truest culture, the most exalted service possible to human beings in this world, are theirs.—Gospel Workers, 515. By Prayer and Song The work of the canvasser-evangelist, whose heart is imbued with the Holy Spirit, is fraught with wonderful …
Read in context… Gospel Workers, 20-23, 254-258, 271-276; Fundamentals of Christian Education, “Politics,” 475-484.] ***** Many of the Jews came and listened as Christ revealed the mysteries of salvation, but they came not to learn; they came to criticize, to catch Him in some …
Read in context… Ellen White, hoping for just such an opportunity, gave it to her, along with Christian Education. The Stop in Samoa The autograph album paged for Sabbath, September 8, shows the Moana lying placidly in the harbor at Apia, largest of the Samoan islands. The …
Read in context… There was nothing about her background, the vitality of her physique, or her education that could ever lead anyone to point to the individual and say, “See what she has performed.” Now, as she ministered at the General Conference of 1901 at the age …
Read in context… He told of how in late May or June, 1899, as leaders in Battle Creek sought recognition for the American Medical Missionary College, pressure was brought by the Association of American Medical Colleges for buildings in Chicago more suitable for medical education than the …
Read in context… Their moral and religious education is neglected. The animal passions are being constantly strengthened, while the moral faculties are becoming enfeebled. [180] Some children begin to excite their animal passions in their infancy; and, as they increase in years, the lustful passions grow with …
Read in context… As our publishing houses take upon themselves a burden for missionary fields, they will see the necessity of providing for a broader and more thorough education of workers. They will realize the value of their facilities for this work and will see the need …
Read in context… She handed the carefully penned letter to Edson on his birthday, and as he left a few days later for Battle Creek, where he was continuing his education, he took it with him. Then, as she thought more of it, and how it might …
Read in context… Adventists define education as a process of preparing for service in heaven, as well as for service in this present world. It is interesting to note that the philosophy of discipline, the ideas on the punishment of children, reveal one’s [23] fitness for …
Read in context… They do not feel their need of education in the school of Christ, to learn His meekness and lowliness of heart. They have strong traits of character which must be overcome, else they are not qualified for the place.—Manuscript 16, 1890. Understand the …
Read in context… Though he had not enjoyed the advantages of a collegiate education, his love of study and a habit of careful thought and close criticism rendered him a man of sound judgment and comprehensive views. He possessed an irreproachable moral character and an enviable reputation …
Read in context… Those who stand high in the world for their education, wealth, or calling, are seldom addressed personally in regard to the interests of the soul. Many Christian workers hesitate to approach these classes. But this should not be. If a man were drowning, we …
Read in context… The very decree condemning the Hebrew children to death had been overruled by God for the training and education of the future leader of His people. The elders of Israel were taught by angels that the time for their deliverance was near, and that …
Read in context… This education is necessary to so bring into exercise the powers which God has given us that His name shall best be glorified upon the earth. We are accountable for all the noble qualities which God has given us, and to put these faculties …
Read in context… a stronger and more telling way than other historians, ...she always felt most keenly the results of her lack of school education. She admired the language in which other writers had presented to their readers the scenes which God had presented to her in …
Read in context… He had in his providence brought Moses into the royal family of Egypt, where he had received a thorough education; and yet he was not prepared for God to intrust to him the great work he had raised him up to accomplish. Moses could …
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