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… satisfied. They despised the food given them from heaven, and wished themselves back in Egypt, where they could sit by the flesh-pots. They preferred slavery …

… that they had brought disease upon themselves by transgressing the laws of God, and that health could be preserved only by obedience.

… because they had not learned from nature the spiritual lessons which they might have learned. All things, animate and inanimate, express to man the knowledge …

… tenderness. They will acknowledge that the truth is the very thing they need to set them free from the slavery of sin and the bondage of worldly principles …

… because they attempt little. Thousands pass through life as if they had no great object for which to live, no high standard to reach. One reason for this is the …

… could they gain an advantage. They had to retire from the field, confounded and put to shame by the lowly Teacher from Galilee. Christ's teaching had a freshness …

… drink they take, they are led to do things from which, if they had not tasted the maddening drug, they would have shrunk in horror. When they are under the influence …

… money they had expended for candy in the missionary box and thus teach their children self-denial.— Letter 25a, 1889

… Israel had broken the covenant which they had so recently made with God. It is a righteous indignation against sin, which springs from zeal for the glory of …

… if they had not been convinced of their error. She had been educating herself to invalidism. Now this is a very poor school. But I said to her, “Change this order …