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1 EGW VSS 414.2 (1988 The Voice in Speech and Song)
… and Pronunciation —No words can properly set forth the deep blessedness of genuine worship. When human beings sing with the spirit and the understanding …
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2 EGW VSS 14.4 (1988 The Voice in Speech and Song)
… . Speech, pronunciation, and voice—cultivate these talents, not under any great elocutionist of the world, but under the power of the Holy Spirit of God.— Letter …
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3 EGW VSS 46.2 (1988 The Voice in Speech and Song)
… incorrect pronunciation of our words. There are men among us who in theory know better than to use incorrect language, yet who in practice make frequent mistakes …
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4 EGW VSS 189.1 (1988 The Voice in Speech and Song)
We should be careful not to give an incorrect pronunciation of our words. There are men among us who in theory know better than to use incorrect language, yet who in practice make frequent mistakes.— Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students, 238 .
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5 EGW DG 86.3 (1998 Daughters of God)
… , and pronunciation. They are to be qualified to take any post that may be offered—superintendents, Sabbath school teachers, Bible workers. They must be prepared …
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6 EGW VSS 182.1 (1988 The Voice in Speech and Song)
… the pronunciation should be clear. A nasal tone or an ungainly attitude should be at once corrected. Any lack of distinctness should be marked as defective …
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7 EGW VSS 259.1 (1988 The Voice in Speech and Song)
… defective pronunciation, because he has learned to control his voice, not allowing it to swell to a high key, may be a most successful worker; the other may have …
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8 EGW VSS 433.2 (1988 The Voice in Speech and Song)
… , correct pronunciation, and distinct utterance. Let all take time to cultivate the voice so that God's praise can be sung in clear, soft tones, not with harshness …