Writers (unidentified) - Wylie, J. A.

Writers (unidentified)

Writers (unidentified), passages quoted from Ed 150, 235, 303; Ev 176, 447; FE 98; GC 21; MB 93; MH 443; SR 321; 1T 463; 4T 369; 5T 55; TM 56 See also PoetTopIndex .Writers (unidentified).2

Writing, Writings

1. Seventh-day AdventistTopIndex .Writing, Writings.3

2. MiscellaneousTopIndex .Writing, Writings.4

1. Seventh-day Adventist

accomplished, minister’s true honor and glory is not in amount of his 4T 416TopIndex .Writing, Writings.6

brevity in, study to interest reader by 2T 671TopIndex .Writing, Writings.7

burden of, young ministers do not have 3T 558TopIndex .Writing, Writings.8

by ministers 4T 264-6TopIndex .Writing, Writings.9

Corliss’s (J. O.), that should be reproduced CW 28TopIndex .Writing, Writings.10

devoting Sabbath regularly to, dishonors God 4T 539TopIndex .Writing, Writings.11

do not engage in, when mind is tired Ev 181TopIndex .Writing, Writings.12

evangelists’ duty re, during public effort Ev 656-7TopIndex .Writing, Writings.13

free and easy style needed in GW 169; 2T 671TopIndex .Writing, Writings.14

Haskell’s (S. N.), that should be reproduced CW 28TopIndex .Writing, Writings.15

incessant, unfits minister for pastoral work GW 337; 4T 265TopIndex .Writing, Writings.16

ministers cautioned against overwork in Ev 659TopIndex .Writing, Writings.17

ministers must not apply themselves too closely to 4T 264TopIndex .Writing, Writings.18

ministers should be proficient in TM 194TopIndex .Writing, Writings.19

of pioneer standard-bearers, reprint CW 28, 32; 1SM 161TopIndex .Writing, Writings.20

simplicity and ease in, cultivate 2T 671TopIndex .Writing, Writings.21

talent for, duty of ministers who have CW 85TopIndex .Writing, Writings.22

truth presented in easy style of, backed up with a few strong proofs is best 3T 36TopIndex .Writing, Writings.23

weed out of, everything appearing antagonistic to law and order 6T 394TopIndex .Writing, Writings.24

JW’s, how people were affected by moods of 3T 96-7TopIndex .Writing, Writings.25

2. Miscellaneous

ability for, as spiritual gift 9T 144TopIndex .Writing, Writings.27

art of, should have rightful place in SDA schools CT 218TopIndex .Writing, Writings.28

children should be taught CT 168-9TopIndex .Writing, Writings.29

correct use of language in, students should be taught CT 207, 216TopIndex .Writing, Writings.30

extensive knowledge of historical and theological, not essential to Christian work MH 441TopIndex .Writing, Writings.31

first examples in, called “coarse-hand” 2SG 11TopIndex .Writing, Writings.32

in clear and fair hand, is necessary accomplishment CT 218TopIndex .Writing, Writings.33

kinds of, which endanger students CT 187TopIndex .Writing, Writings.34

learn art of correct, before attempting higher branches of literary knowledge CT 219TopIndex .Writing, Writings.35

many persons who think they have finished their education are faulty in CT 215TopIndex .Writing, Writings.36

miss. work by, to friends ChS 28TopIndex .Writing, Writings.37

of all connected with SDA work should be closely criticized CW 158TopIndex .Writing, Writings.38

of God’s witnesses during Dark Ages were suppressed, misrepresented, and mutilated SR 335TopIndex .Writing, Writings.39

of great men of past are not safe guide MM 99TopIndex .Writing, Writings.40

of Greek and Roman classical writers youth not safe under educators using FE 98TopIndex .Writing, Writings.41

of infidels: contain some elevating thoughts FE 175TopIndex .Writing, Writings.42

should not be used in education MH 440TopIndex .Writing, Writings.43

use of, dangerous in SDA schools CT 26-7TopIndex .Writing, Writings.44

See also Infidel authorTopIndex .Writing, Writings.45

of pagans: contain some elevating thoughts FE 175TopIndex .Writing, Writings.46

use of, dangerous in SDA schools CT 26-7TopIndex .Writing, Writings.47

of persons who deny God’s existence, good education does not require knowledge of FE 173TopIndex .Writing, Writings.48

of uninspired men, mind becomes dwarfed and cheapened by feeding only on ML 107TopIndex .Writing, Writings.49

SDA can serve as diligent workers in ChS 28TopIndex .Writing, Writings.50

strictly historical, that lead to crime and licentiousness CM 143; CT 133TopIndex .Writing, Writings.51

tame and fruitless, cause of many MH 309TopIndex .Writing, Writings.52

EGW’s experience in, when in school 2SG 11TopIndex .Writing, Writings.53

See also BookTopIndex .Writing, Writings.54

Supplement

editor counseled that God reads between lines of PM 41:3TopIndex .Writing, Writings.56

Ellen White’s activity of, See White, Ellen, writing ofTopIndex .Writing, Writings.57

gift of, to become a power for God TDG 26:4TopIndex .Writing, Writings.58

interesting and to the point for Review PM 222:0TopIndex .Writing, Writings.59

prayer of Ellen White for guidance in TMK 266:3TopIndex .Writing, Writings.60

purpose of, giving truth, not seeking popularity PM 223:5TopIndex .Writing, Writings.61

relationship with God needed for, in the Review PM 225:2TopIndex .Writing, Writings.62

uninspired, dwarf the mind OHC 35:5TopIndex .Writing, Writings.63

Written records

Written records, antediluvians had no PP 83TopIndex .Written records.2

Written revelation

Written revelation, no, during first 2,500 years of human history GC 5TopIndex .Written revelation.2

Wrong, Wrongs

Wrong, Wrongs, another person’s, nicest and most important work is to touch 1T 166TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.2

cannot be righted by a few feeble and intermittent efforts 3T 325TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.3

church’s duty to reprove 3T 265-9TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.4

church members who are ever inclined to be on side of 3T 271-2TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.5

concealed, will not succeed Ed 108-9TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.6

correct, in meekness and love 3T 16TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.7

courage needed to reprove PP 578TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.8

denial of, to avoid consequences 8T 96TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.9

done by others does not excuse wrong done by you 3T 523; 5T 37TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.10

done to another person: reaches from him to God PP 722TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.11

should be made right MH 229TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.12

done to fellow church member DA 440-2; GW 498-502; 7T 260-4TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.13

done to you: do not chafe over MH 485TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.14

unconfessed, forgive MB 113-4TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.15

what to do re DA 440-1; GW 498-500; MYP 97; SC 121; SD 90, 153; 7T 260-2TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.16

dwelling on supposed, is easier than pacifying or controlling feelings once aroused 2T 430TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.17

forbearance that should be manifest under MH 485-6TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.18

God will help men to overcome, if they will pray in faith 3T 540TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.19

indifference of God’s servants to, among His people 5T 676TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.20

make, right by repentance and confession 2T 154TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.21

man reluctant to acknowledge frankly that he had done 2T 388TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.22

must be: called wrongs 3T 324; 5T 676TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.23

reproved 3T 260TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.24

necessity for plainly rebuking sin and reproving, frequent need of 3T 93TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.25

never expose another person’s, unless it is necessary FE 279-80TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.26

of God’s people, should never be passed by indifferently 3T 359TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.27

person guilty of, is first to suspect wrong MB 126TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.28

person who seeks to save his life by concealing, is losing it 2T 304TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.29

persons who have done, never discourage CH 243TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.30

public, publicly reproving 2T 15TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.31

public exposure of student’s, does harm to wrongdoer CT 267-8TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.32

put away every 2T 124TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.33

reluctance to confess, results of 4T 240-2TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.34

repentance for past, should be shown by redeeming time 3T 549TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.35

reproving, unpleasant duty of 3T 314TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.36

righteousness will prevail over 3T 572TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.37

thinking, first evil is in 4T 242TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.38

two, do not make one right 5T 349TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.39

unconfessed, must be met again 2T 154TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.40

Supplement

brooding over supposed RY 73:0TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.42

children must be corrected for, but never in anger 2MCP 519:0TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.43

confessing your one, may help restore straying soul OHC 178:3TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.44

conscience may lead to 1MCP 322:4TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.45

considering advice to do, is walking in way of ungodly TMK 319:3TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.46

correction,TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.47

of business; daily conversion needed TDG 343:2TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.48

of unobserved, to protect cause of God TDG 166:4TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.49

doer suffers from TDG 121:2TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.50

fear of doing, by one not generally sinful 2MCP 809:1TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.51

making, right leaving no work undone LYL 72:3TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.52

not too late to right UL 49:2TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.53

others who think differently are not necessarily TDG 274:3TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.54

patience in spite of, done to you LHU 299:6TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.55

regret for, means correction and trying to be better HP 260:6TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.56

repress tendency to, resolutely TMK 135:3TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.57

sanctioned by silence UL 206:3TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.58

submit to, rather than sin UL 42:4TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.59

suffer, rather than do wrong OHC 274:4TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.60

things going, imitate Christ and to not get excited about TDG 263:3TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.61

two, do not make a right; victories needed to overcome TDG 263:3TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.62

vindication of, writing should not be for PM 223:5TopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.63

See also Evil; InjusticeTopIndex .Wrong, Wrongs.64

Wrong direction

Wrong direction, one step in, prepares way for another 4T 578TopIndex .Wrong direction.2

Wrongdoer, Wrongdoers

Wrongdoer, Wrongdoers, guard against undue severity toward AA 503-4TopIndex .Wrongdoer, Wrongdoers.2

ministers’ laxness quoted by TM 188TopIndex .Wrongdoer, Wrongdoers.3

public exposure is harmful to CT 267TopIndex .Wrongdoer, Wrongdoers.4

sin must be plainly laid out before COL 248TopIndex .Wrongdoer, Wrongdoers.5

unwise sympathy for 3T 329TopIndex .Wrongdoer, Wrongdoers.6

will be separated from God’s presence 5T 509TopIndex .Wrongdoer, Wrongdoers.7

will have sympathy of wrongdoers TM 182TopIndex .Wrongdoer, Wrongdoers.8

See SinnersTopIndex .Wrongdoer, Wrongdoers.9

Wrongdoing

Wrongdoing, consciousness of, degrades mind and character 5T 396TopIndex .Wrongdoing.2

denied by some people to avoid consequences of confession 8T 96TopIndex .Wrongdoing.3

let no one flatter you in 5T 509TopIndex .Wrongdoing.4

many believers constantly misrepresent Christ’s character by 7BC 963TopIndex .Wrongdoing.5

suits carnal heart better than rightdoing 5T 533TopIndex .Wrongdoing.6

Württemberg, Germany

Württemberg, Germany GC 363-4TopIndex .Württemberg, Germany.2

Wycliffe, John

Wycliffe, John AA 348, 598; Ed 254; GC 79-96, 99-100, 115, 245, 249, 303, 609; 2SG 195-6; SR 336-7TopIndex .Wycliffe, John.2

Wylie, J. A.

Wylie, J. A., quoted GC 60, 71-7, 90-8, 102-119, 140-7, 173-81, 200-1, 212-31, 240-4, 270-9TopIndex .Wylie, J. A..2