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41 EGW AC 28.6 (2002 A Call to Stand Apart)
Jesus called another wealthy man to His service who did leave all, exchanging his lucrative business for poverty and hardship. Ibid., 272, 273 .
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42 EGW TEd 82 (2000 True Education)
Chapter 15—Business Principles and Methods
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43 EGW ULe 134 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)
The Danger of Side Businesses
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44 EGW HH 272.1 (2009 Humble Hero)
At the beginning of His ministry, Christ had driven from the temple those who defiled it by their unholy business dealings. His stern and godlike bearing had struck terror in the scheming traders.
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45 EGW TEd 84.3 (2000 True Education)
“It is required in stewards, that they be found trustworthy.” 1 Corinthians 4:2, NRSV. If honesty is an essential principle of business life, must we not recognize our obligation to God—the obligation that underlies every other?
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46 EGW ULe 126.1 (2010 Unlikely Leaders)
In secular labor, workers can earn good wages. Isn’t the work of leading people to Christ more important than any ordinary business? Aren’t those who faithfully engage in this work entitled to decent pay?
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47 EGW HH 65.3 (2009 Humble Hero)
… unholy business.
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48 EGW HH 120.4 (2009 Humble Hero)
… profitable business he would be exchanging for poverty and hardship. It was enough for him to be with Jesus, to listen to His words, and unite with Him in His …
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49 EGW STJ 81.1 (1981 Steps to Jesus)
Not all work that needs to be done for Christ is in faraway lands. Our work may be right in the home. We can do our duty for Christ in the home, the church, the neighborhood. We may work among friends and for those with whom we do business.
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50 EGW STJ 99.1 (1981 Steps to Jesus)
At any time or any place it is proper to offer a silent prayer to God. Nothing can keep us from lifting our hearts in prayer. We can pray when we are on a crowded street and when we are carrying on our business.
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