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21 EGW CCh 196.3 (1991 Counsels for the Church)
… . The poor children partake of the same spirit, and the parents are not prepared to help them, for they were the cause of the trouble. Sometimes everything seems …
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22 EGW CCh 238.2 (1991 Counsels for the Church)
… the poor, I am instructed to tell them to eat that food which is most nourishing. I cannot say to them: “You must not eat eggs, or milk, or cream. You must use no butter …
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23 EGW CCh 284.4 (1991 Counsels for the Church)
… . The poor among God's people must not be left without provision for their wants. Some way must be found whereby they may obtain a livelihood. Some will need …
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24 EGW CSA 58.3 (2002 A Call To Stand Apart)
Blessed is he that considereth the poor: the Lord will deliver him in time of trouble. Psalm 41:1 .
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25 EGW AH 382.4 (1952 The Adventist Home)
Even though he may be poor, the youth who is industrious and economical can save a little for the cause of God. The Youth's Instructor, September 10, 1907 .
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26 EGW CSA 58.6 (2002 A Call To Stand Apart)
He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the Lord; and that which he hath given will he pay him again. Proverbs 19:17 .
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27 EGW CCh 284.3 (1991 Counsels for the Church)
There is no question in regard to the Lord's poor. They are to be helped in every case where it will be for their benefit.
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28 EGW CCh 284 (1991 Counsels for the Church)
Our Duty to the Poor in the Church
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29 EGW CCh 285.2 (1991 Counsels for the Church)
When we give to the poor we should consider: “Am I encouraging prodigality? Am I helping or injuring them?” No man who can earn his own livelihood has a right to depend on others.
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30 EGW 1MCP 180.3 (1977 Mind, Character, and Personality, vol. 1)
True polish, true politeness, is obtained only from a practical knowledge of the gospel of Christ. True politeness, true courtesy, is a kindness shown to all, high or low, rich or poor.— Manuscript 74, 1900. ( The Adventist Home, 422, 423 .)
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