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41 EGW 1T 218.3 (1885 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 1)

… , without habits of order, industry, or economy. They have not been taught habits of self-denial, but have been petted and indulged, their appetites gratified …

42 EGW 3T 71.2 (1885 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 3)

… grossest habits are cherished under the plea of experience. Many fail to reach that physical, intellectual, and moral improvement which it is their privilege …

43 EGW 3T 499.2 (1885 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 3)

… , the habits fixed, and the mental and moral faculties have become firm, it is most difficult to unlearn wrong habits, to be prompt in action. You should realize …

44 EGW 5T 506.1 (1889 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 5)

… . The habits of years cannot easily be broken. She should be placed where a steady, firm, abiding influence is constantly exercised. I would advise you to put …

45 EGW 5T 545.1 (1889 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 5)

… -destroying habits. They are impatient if they cannot have their own way. The advice of Christians is distasteful to them. They are traveling the road to ruin …

46 EGW 6T 255.3 (1900 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 6)

… in habits of intemperance and vice. Among the wretched victims of want and sin are found many who were once in possession of wealth. Men of different vocations …

47 EGW 1TT 77.1 (1949 Testimony Treasures, vol. 1)

… , without habits of order, industry, or economy. They have not been taught habits of self-denial, but have been petted and indulged, their appetites gratified …

48 EGW 2TT 493.3 (1949 Testimony Treasures, vol. 2)

… in habits of intemperance and vice. Among the wretched victims of want and sin are found many who were once in possession of wealth. Men of different vocations …

49 EGW 2T 712.2 (1885 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 2)

… sensual habits, eggs should not be used.”— The Ministry of Healing, 320 .

50 EGW 6T 345.2 (1900 Testimonies for the Church, vol. 6)

If men were today simple in their habits, living in harmony with nature's laws, there would be an abundant supply for all the needs of the human family. There would be fewer imaginary wants and more opportunity to work in God's ways.