… The people of God are not to vote to place such men in office, for when they do this they are partakers with them of the sins which they commit while in office.—Fundamentals of Christian Education, 475 (1899).
I do hope that the …
… Whole communities are devoid of education in industrial and sanitary lines. Families live in hovels, with scant furniture and clothing, without tools, without books, destitute both of comforts and conveniences and of means of culture. Imbruted souls, bodies weak and ill-formed, reveal the …
… This will prove an education to many not of our faith. Let not this line of work be looked upon as separate from other lines of camp-meeting work. Each line of God’s work is closely united with every other line, and all …
… He desires our clothing to be not only neat and healthful, but appropriate and becoming.—Education, 248.
We should seek to make the best of our appearance. In the tabernacle service, God specified every detail concerning the garments of those who ministered before Him …
… But Ellen loved it, and she had great ambitions in obtaining a good education and making something of herself.
As for textbooks, Samuel Worcester’s first, second, and third books of reading and spelling were prescribed, but there were never enough books to go …
… Their teen-age daughter was eager for a Christian education, and both the family and Ellen White felt that she should attend Battle Creek College. Accordingly, arrangements were made for Edith to accompany Ellen on her return to California en route to Battle Creek …
… It tends to irritate the nerves and to excite the passions, thus giving the balance of power to the lower propensities.—Education, 203, 1903
707. I was somewhat surprised at your argument as to why a meat-eating diet kept you in strength, for …
… His pious mother, who believed that education and the fear of God were the most valuable possessions, made efforts to provide this heritage for her son. Huss studied at the provincial school, then left for the university at Prague, where he was admitted as …
… Thus are created discouragement and hopelessness, often concealed under an appearance of indifference or bravado.—Education, 291 (1903).
Overcoming Costs Efforts (counsels to a family)—You can be a happy family if you will do what God has given you to do and has …
… It is sometimes the case that men of intellectual ability, improved by education and culture, fail to comprehend certain passages of Scripture, while others who are uneducated, whose understanding seems weak and whose minds are undisciplined, will grasp the meaning, finding strength and comfort …
… Every member of His church militant must manifest the same qualities, if he would join the church triumphant.—Fundamentals of Christian Education, 179 (1891). [63]
… Many a wife and mother who has not had the right education and lacks skill in the cooking department, is daily presenting her family with ill-prepared food which is steadily and surely destroying the digestive organs, making a poor quality of blood, and …
… I am impressed that it is my special duty to say these things.— Ibid. (published in full in Fundamentals of Christian Education, 547-549, and in Messages to Young People, 287-289).
Consideration of World War I
Quite naturally, Seventh-day Adventists were affected …
… He is our interceding High Priest, making an atoning sacrifice for us, pleading in our behalf the efficacy of His blood.—Fundamentals of Christian Education, 370.
Every one who will break from the slavery and service of Satan, and will stand under the blood …
… I am impressed that it is my special duty to say these things (Ibid., [published in full in Fundamentals of Christian Education, 547, 549, and in Messages to Young People, 287-289]).
Waning Strength And Death
But Ellen White’s strength was waning fast …
… Its serious messages had an impressive impact on the church, particularly the seven chapters that filled the first eighty-nine pages, dealing with the Battle Creek problem and education in general in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. These carried the titles “Camp Meeting Address …
… of the Lord” comes to her; but if in [the word’s] passing through the human channel, the human imperfection in education leaves its impress, why should it be a perplexity if God should lay upon another the trifling duty of putting the subject …
… And the slaves of appetite, while constantly spending their earnings in sensual indulgence, rob their children of food and clothing and the advantages of education. There can never be a right state of society while these evils exist.
Christian Temperance and Bible Hygiene, 80 …