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41 EGW MTC 52.2 (2012 Ministry to the Cities)

… our large cities to remain unworked: The Lord will call to account those who have worked out their own plans to do a large work in a few places while they have …

42 EGW MTC 57.2 (2012 Ministry to the Cities)

… the large cities, but to begin work in small places, remote from the cities; here they would meet less opposition from the clergy and would avoid great expense …

43 EGW ChS 103.3 (1925 Christian Service)

… a large work. You might do successfully the small work, but fail utterly in attempting a large work, and fall into discouragement. Take hold wherever you see …

44 EGW ChS 183.4 (1925 Christian Service)

… our large churches are doing comparatively nothing. They might accomplish a good work if, instead of crowding together, they would scatter into places that …

45 EGW CEv 54.1 (1920 The Colporteur Evangelist)

… books; large wages are offered them; and many refuse to work for less wages to circulate books treating on present truth. Therefore the inducements have been …

46 EGW CM 98.3 (1953 Colporteur Ministry)

… books; large wages are offered them; and many refuse to work for less wages to circulate books treating on present truth. Therefore the inducements have been …

47 EGW Ev 38.3 (1946 Evangelism)

… the large halls are expensive, and in most cases but few will come out to the best halls. We have been spoken against by those who were not acquainted with us …

48 EGW Ev 511.1 (1946 Evangelism)

… the large tent, where all assemble for worship; but these are so large that only a small number can take part, and many speak so low that but few can hear them.... In …

49 EGW Ev 572.2 (1946 Evangelism)

… the large cities in America, and such rallying points as this may be a great help in the matter of gaining the attention of the people, and in the training of …

50 EGW GW92 349.2 (1892 Gospel Workers (1892/1893 ed.))

… books; large wages are offered them; and many refuse to work for less wages to circulate books treating on present truth. Therefore the inducements have been …