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… would be well for us each to inquire, “Should I, who am a Christian, a child of God; one called to be the light of the world, a preacher of righteousness; who have so …

… , God is to be honored. His toil-hardened hands detracted nothing from the force of his pathetic appeals as a Christian minister....

… the Christian becomes like him in mind and character. After association with the Son of God, the humble follower of Christ is found to be a person of sound principle …

… life is to mark their lives. The character of the Christian is to be a reproduction of the character of Christ. ...

… Lives to Please Himself Is Not a Christian —“Is it not to deal thy bread to the hungry, and that thou bring the poor that are cast out to thine house? When thou seest …

… are to labor unselfishly, pressing together in Christian unity. They are to love as brethren; they are to be kind and courteous; their influence is to be a savor …

While on a visit to New Bedford, Massachusetts, in 1846, I became acquainted with Elder Joseph Bates. He had early embraced the advent faith, and was an active laborer in the cause. I found him to be a true Christian gentleman, courteous and kind.

… also are to do. Every Christian is to be a missionary. In sympathy and compassion we are to minister to those in need of help, seeking with unselfish earnestness …

… , as Christians, doing one-twentieth part that we might do in winning souls to Christ. There is a world to be warned, and every sincere Christian will be a guide …

As followers of Christ we should make our words such as to be a help and an encouragement to one another in the Christian life. Far more than we do, we need to speak of the precious chapters in our experience.— Christ's Object Lessons, 338 .