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… be accounted worthy to be entrusted with the eternal, heavenly reward in the mansions Christ has gone to prepare for those who deny self and take up the cross …

Accountability to God —But not so does God regard the matter. The ability to write a book is, like every other talent, a gift from Him, for the improvement of which …

… belong to God, that He has bought you with a price, and you must render an account to Him for all His entrusted talents. No one should have any part in the work of …

… ability to write a book is, like every other talent, a gift from Him, for the improvement of which the possessor is accountable to God; and he is to invest the returns …

… entrusted to him. No one should treat these entrusted talents with indifference. No one is accountable for the talents he has never had; none should complain …

… begin to form these incautious, immature attachments, devotion, consecration, and religion are made of but little account. It is death to religious fervor …

… . An account must be rendered to Him for every ray of light He has let shine upon our pathway, whether it has been improved to our advancement in divine things …

… are to be ever before us. We should never forget that we are to give an account for the deeds done in the body. Weighted with this thought, canvassers will watch …

… apportioned to us our work, to minister to the necessities of others, according to the ability He has given us. As we use this ability to the best account, it will …

… , “Go to Brother H, place your books before him, and this will save his soul.” I visited with him, taking with me a few of my large books. I talked with him just as though …