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    Counsel #9 — Other Country Living Models

    Picture: Counsel #9 — Other Country Living ModelsCWe 161.1

    Imagine other influential biblical leaders, such as Abraham, Isaac, Joseph, David, Elisha, and Amos. All grew up in rural settings. Many leaders who have made a difference in the world were also country kids. They often faced poverty and hardship, which taught them the importance of hard work. Their outdoor lifestyle gave them vigor and strength. Using their ingenuity, they developed the skills to face challenges and overcome obstacles. Many lived simply, practiced moderation, and based their lives on strong biblical principles, learning to be pure, strong, and honest individuals. When the time came to fulfill their purpose, they showed incredible physical, mental, and spiritual strength, a positive spirit, strategic thinking, and unwavering resilience.[171]https://www.revivalandreformation.org/uip/blog/gods-timing-for-country-livingCWe 161.2

    “I was a sheepbreeder and a tender of sycamore fruit.” Amos 7:14 NKJVCWe 161.3

    “Lot had too much of a lingering spirit. Let us not be like him…. Let every man be wide awake for himself, and try to save his family…. God will reveal from point to point what to do next.” Ellen White in Country Living, p. 6CWe 161.4

    Reflect: What impresses you about God often choosing spiritual leaders from among those living in a rural environment? In what ways might immersion in nature foster a deeper spiritual connection in your life?CWe 161.5

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