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1 EGW 2SM 446.5 (1958 Selected Messages Book 2)
… . The air in the room was impure. It was heated and had lost its vitality. Almost every crevice where the pure air could enter was guarded to protect the patient …
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2 EGW 2SM 457.4 (1958 Selected Messages Book 2)
… administer in the sick room, where pure air was not allowed to enter, and has become sick by inhaling the diseased atmosphere, which affected her whole system …
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3 EGW 2SM 459.1 (1958 Selected Messages Book 2)
… out the air from the sick room. The atmosphere of such rooms, to say the least, is very impure, which greatly aggravates the condition of the sick. In addition …
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4 EGW CCh 218.6 (1991 Counsels for the Church)
… . Hence the necessity of thorough ventilation. To live in close, ill-ventilated rooms, where the air is dead and vitiated, weakens the entire system. It becomes …
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5 EGW 2SM 463.3 (1958 Selected Messages Book 2)
… through. In consequence of this, a dampness gathers in the house. Especially in wet seasons the sleeping rooms become damp, and those who sleep in the beds are …