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… an honor to be put to death as his Lord was, and petitioned that he might be crucified with his head down. He considered it an honor to suffer for Christ. Why should …

The God of heaven, whose arm moves the world, who gives us life and sustains us in health, is honored or dishonored by the apparel of those who officiate in His honor.— Gospel Workers, 173 (1915) .

The toilworn men, who are now first and foremost in the great work of saving souls, are the ones whom God will honor.— Letter 120, 1898 .

The presence of the Spirit with God's workers, will give the proclamation of truth a power that not all the honor or glory of the world could give.— The Acts of the Apostles, 51 .

… will honor God and bless humanity is worth striving for. Even in their early years they can be missionaries for God.— Christ's Object Lessons, 345 .

… no honor to themselves, and remembering that by a most solemn covenant they have bound themselves to serve the Lord, and Him only.— Testimonies for the Church …

… us honor if they accept it. The message is to be given to all. Wherever hearts are open to receive the truth, Christ is ready to instruct them.— The Desire of Ages …

Ministers of God should be men of good repute, capable of discreetly managing an interest after they have aroused it. We stand in great need of competent men, who will bring honor instead of disgrace upon the cause which they represent.

“Honor the Lord with thy substance, and with the first-fruits of all thine increase; so shall thy barns be filled with plenty, and thy presses shall burst out with new wine.”

… to honor those whom God honors. Those who have toiled long and unselfishly for his cause should ever be treated with respect and tenderness, even though it …