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… , because the changes made would be looked upon as a justification of the unjust criticisms made and the prejudice existing. The Lord desires that no move …

… them that you have no discussion over the Sunday question, for you have a plain “Thus saith the Lord” for the keeping of the seventh day.— The Review and Herald …

… of the gospel and had thus exposed themselves to reproach and opposition. These the apostles sought to establish in the faith in order that the work done …

The plan of salvation is not understood to be that through which divine power is brought to man in order that his human effort may be wholly successful....

To Be God's Almoners —God has placed property in the hands of men in order that they may learn to be merciful, to be His almoners to relieve the suffering of His fallen creatures.— The Signs of the Times, June 20, 1892 .

… carry the message of warning to the cities. It is sometimes necessary to hire at large expense the most popular halls, in order that we may call the people out …

The same zeal and energy, tact and order, that are exercised in counting-rooms and shops, and in the fine arts, should be brought into the religious life, and exercised in the work of God.

… in order that he may labor for the ignorant and perishing, is acting his part in fulfilling God's great purpose for mankind. In unselfish service for the blessing …

… , in order that such work may be done to the best possible advantage.— The Review and Herald, September 27, 1906 .

… foresaw the difficulties that His servants would be called to meet; and in order that their work should be above challenge, He instructed the church by revelation …