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… and entertainment. It is a mistake to suppose that by keeping up an appearance you will obtain more patients and therefore more means. The evils resulting …

… to entertain doubt and entangle ourselves in perplexity. We are to look away from self to Jesus.— The Ministry of Healing, 249 (1905) .

… , be entertained, thus obtaining more and more knowledge of God by training the mind in the contemplation of heavenly things. God has simple means open to every …

… be entertained, no business engaged in, which will prevent the accompaniment of this principle. To retain pure and undefiled religion, it is necessary to …

… these entertainments. Low songs, lewd gestures, expressions, and attitudes deprave the imagination and debase the morals. Every youth who habitually attends …

… of entertaining error.

… , if entertained, will hold the mind in bondage so that the man shall not become a new creature in Christ. The mind must be constantly restrained and guarded …

… to entertain doubt and entangle ourselves in perplexity. We are to look away from self to Jesus.— The Ministry of Healing, 249 (1905) .

… to entertain doubt and entangle ourselves in perplexity. We are to look away from self to Jesus.

… expensive entertainment. You will need to make no effort at display. The warmth of a genial welcome, a place at your fireside, a seat at your home table, the privilege …