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41 EGW GW92 441.1 (1892 Gospel Workers (1892/1893 ed.))
… worldly amusements more than we love God, if we take no pleasure in self-denial for Christ's sake, can we suppose that God is our guide and counselor? There must …
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42 EGW MTC 39.3 (2012 Ministry to the Cities)
… love amusement for its own sake open the door to a flood of temptations. They give themselves up to social gaiety and thoughtless mirth, and their intercourse …
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43 EGW WM 224.3 (1952 Welfare Ministry)
… and amuse each other, and tell your trials and burdens to each other. You have something to cheer you, while he is alone. He is a thinking boy, but has no one to confide …
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44 EGW WM 289.3 (1952 Welfare Ministry)
… carnal amusements as an inducement to Christ's professed followers to give of the means which God has entrusted to them. If they do not give willingly, for …
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45 EGW WM 336.2 (1952 Welfare Ministry)
… is amusing to look at them and see how happy they are in their work. They have not much society besides their own family connections, but they are in the very …
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46 EGW SW March 21, 1905, par. 13 (1901 The Southern Watchman)
… questionable amusements of every kind engage the attention of multitudes. In many churches sins have become fashionable. They are glossed over and excused …
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47 EGW SW December 18, 1906, par. 8 (1905 The Watchman)
… idle amusements that are demoralizing the youth of today. Those who have communed with the poets and sages of the Bible, and whose souls have been stirred …
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48 EGW SW July 28, 1908, par. 6 (1905 The Watchman)
… . With amusements and folly he mingles some little improvement, and deceived souls make the excuse that great good is to be derived from them. This is only the …
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49 EGW SW April 12, 1904, par. 6 (1901 The Southern Watchman)
… to amuse the ungodly. A very small amount of sarcasm and low wit, united with envy, jealousy, impiety, and hatred, is sufficient to excite the mirth of the profane …
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50 EGW SW November 3, 1908, par. 1 (1905 The Watchman)
… been amused and abused by reading fiction may in nature have an open book, and read truth in the works of God around them. All may find themes for study in the …
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