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1 EGW 2T 219.1 (1885 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 2)

… in leaving the fold, and instead of rejoicing that he had returned, you were anxious to make him feel that he should be very sorry for leaving, and should come …

2 EGW 1T 253.2 (1885 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 1)

… South leaving the Union. They considered it like the threats of a willful, stubborn child, and thought that the South would soon come to their senses, and, becoming …

3 EGW 3T 319.2 (1885 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 3)

… after leaving Egypt and to vindicate his course as their leader. Just before leaving Israel, when he was about to die, he rehearsed before them their course …

4 EGW 1T 35 (1885 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 1)

Chapter 4—Leaving the Methodist Church

5 EGW 5T 185.4 (1889 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 5)

The Lord says to many at Battle Creek: What doest thou here? What account can you render for leaving your appointed work and becoming a hindrance rather than a help to the church?

6 EGW 2T 173.2 (1885 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 2)

… before leaving -----, but I was prevented by many things. I do not write with very hopeful feelings that this letter will make any special change in your course of …

7 EGW 6T 467.2 (1900 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 6)

… nobly, leaving the result with God. Let us have faith to believe that He will enlarge our offerings until they are sufficient to place His institutions on …

8 EGW 7T 178.3 (1902 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 7)

… localities, leaving so little for investment in the many, many places where the banner of truth has not yet been lifted.

9 EGW 4T 17.3 (1885 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 4)

… to leave the church. True, in leaving the church they would themselves be the greatest sufferers; for in withdrawing beyond the pale of its influence, they …

10 EGW 1TT 445.1 (1949 Testimony Treasures, vol. 1)

… to leave the church. True, in leaving the church they would themselves be the greatest sufferers; for in withdrawing beyond the pale of its influence, they …