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41 EGW CM 56.1 (1953 Colporteur Ministry)

… not neglected, the character will be well balanced. The means of improvement are within the reach of all. Then let none disappoint the Master, when He comes …

42 EGW PM 289.1 (1983 The Publishing Ministry)

… be neglected. Young men and young women who should be engaged in the ministry, in Bible work, and in the canvassing work should not be bound down to mechanical …

43 EGW PM 298.1 (1983 The Publishing Ministry)

… is neglected. This has held back the sale of our books. Changes should be made regarding this condition. If territory that is claimed by a certain conference …

44 EGW PM 326.3 (1983 The Publishing Ministry)

… is neglected and a dry form preserved.

45 EGW PM 327.3 (1983 The Publishing Ministry)

… is neglected. And with so many things to run, this work requires so large an amount of means that other branches of the work will wither and die for want of due …

46 EGW CM 16.4 (1953 Colporteur Ministry)

… be neglected by us, and made secondary to worldly interests. We have no time to be idle or discouraged. The gospel is to be proclaimed to all the world. The publications …

47 EGW CM 87.1 (1953 Colporteur Ministry)

… been neglected. The power of the press, with all its advantages, is in their hands; and they can use it to the very best account, or they can be half asleep and through …

48 EGW CW 125.1 (1946 Counsels to Writers and Editors)

… sadly neglected matter....

49 EGW CW 126.2 (1946 Counsels to Writers and Editors)

… been neglected much has been lost. There should be more wise generalship manifested in doing the Lord's word. Minds must be arrested and held to the point …

50 EGW PM 170.3 (1983 The Publishing Ministry)

… had neglected to do, and which it seemed impossible to make them see and understand.— The General Conference Bulletin, April 6, 1903, p. 85.