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… in human power. We need more of God and far less of self. God will work through the weakest human agent who is charged with His Spirit.— Letter 72, 1899 .

… to human reasoning; it will be admitted that, from a human point of view, many advantages are gained by crowding so many responsibilities in Battle Creek; but …

… .... No human tongue can express the preciousness of the ministration of the Word and the Holy Spirit. No human expression can portray to the finite mind the value …

… before human minds after they have been sympathetically cared for and their physical necessities met. The Holy Spirit is working and co-operating with …

… in human plans and methods. There will be a tendency to pray less, and to have less faith. We shall be in danger of losing our sense of dependence upon God, who alone …

… the human race. They first directed attention to the wonderful works of God,—the sun, the moon, and the stars, the beautiful order of the recurring seasons, the …

… of human nature and a study of the human mind. Much careful thought and fervent prayer are required to know how to approach men and women upon the great subject …

… that human energy could do, and then he cried in faith for divine aid. The secret of success is the union of divine power with human effort. Those who achieve …

… Strange Human Tests —No one is to put truth to the torture by placing a forced, mystical construction upon the Word. Thus some are in danger of turning the truth …

… the human soul, and in planning for the work, nothing should be done hastily, or in an indifferent manner. Each one of those assembled should feel that he must …