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The next thing shown me was the sins of parents in neglecting their children. I saw they would have an awful account to give.— Ibid.

“The dust and rubbish of error have buried the precious jewels of truth; but the Lord's workers can uncover these treasures, so that many will look upon them with delight and awe.”— Ibid .

6. That you have spent $3,000 on a sixteen-room house and have an awful household expense, and yet profess to believe the Lord is coming soon.

Oh! I saw it was an awful thing thus to be let go by the Lord. A fearful thing to hold on to a perishable substance here, when he has told you, if you will sell and give alms, you can lay up treasure in heaven.

As Ellen White's party left Norway they witnessed one of nature's grandest spectacles—a northern sunset. Mrs. White loved the beauty of the natural world. To her, nature was God's second book. She was awed by the grandeur:

… the awful evils of unjust criticism appeared in her book Education in 1903:

… the awe of any curious child.

Said the angel, “Fearful is the work of the third angel, and awful is his mission. He is to select the wheat from the tares, and bind or seal the wheat for the heavenly garner.”— Ibid.

… the awful importance of the truths we cherish.— Ibid.

Little wonder that the great Centennial Exposition held in Philadelphia in the summer of 1876 was looked upon with awe for its massive buildings and exhibition of inventions, arts, and wares from all parts of the world.