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… own restoration. Through faith in Christ they can overcome the habit of using health-destroying stimulants and narcotics.— Manuscript 12, 1900 .

… was restored to his home and society. He felt that the boon of health was very precious. He rejoiced in the vigor of manhood and in his restoration to his family …

… the restoration of health, it is necessary to restrain the appetite, to eat slowly, and only a limited variety at one time. This instruction needs to be repeated …

… the restoration of the image of God in man. In one hand they are to carry remedies for the relief of physical suffering, and in the other the gospel for the relief …

… of restoration to health in accordance with nature's laws are to be neglected.

… for restoration! If through judicious ministration the patient is led to give his soul to Christ and to bring his thoughts into obedience to the will of God …

… the restoration of health it is necessary to restrain the appetite, to eat slowly, and only a limited variety at one time. This instruction needs to be repeated …

… and Restoration (the author counsels her own son) —I have a word to say to you. Will you not sign a pledge that you will no longer weaken or deface the Lord's temple …

… the restoration of health. But not all the sick are healed. Many are laid away to sleep in Jesus. John on the Isle of Patmos was bidden to write: “Blessed are the …

… to restoration of health. To those who are brain weary and nervous because of continual labor and close confinement, a visit to the country, where they can …