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… from attendance at school upon the seventh day. If this fails, then their duty is plain, to obey God's requirements at whatever cost.

… . Many attend preaching, but neglect the prayer meeting. Here, again, thought is required. Wisdom should be sought of God, and plans should be laid to conduct the …

Through attendance at worldly gatherings a taste is created for exciting amusements, and moral power is weakened. Those who love pleasure may keep up a form …

… can attend parties of pleasure, picnics, shows, and other places of worldly amusement; and the most discerning eye would fail to detect any difference between …

… who attend are in danger of forgetting God, and things take place that make the watching angels weep. The scene of pleasure becomes, for the time being, their …

… while attending school, students may, if true to their profession, be living missionaries for God. All this will take time; but the time thus employed is profitably …

… who attend the college do not properly improve their time. Full of the buoyancy of youth, they spurn the restraint that is brought to bear upon them. Especially …

… successfully attend to the duties devolving upon us as Christians.— The Health Reformer, July, 1871. ( The Adventist Home, 493 ).

… to attend parties of pleasure, thinking that amusement is essential for health and happiness; but what dangers are in this path! The more the desire for pleasure …

… should attend our colleges and training schools; and the teachers in these institutions of learning should realize their responsibility to work with …